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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-15
Over 100000 Worth Of Improvements
Already Planned for This Year.

Prospective building improvements
OF total of over 100000 are already
In sight for this year. In most cases
plans have been already prepared. and
In some instances building has been
begun. In few cases plans are uncer
tain. The T.-R. has attempted to as
certain all of the building that is to be
done during the year, but the list rep
resents only small part of what will
be done, as the building season Is so
far OH that many. who will later de-
eide to build have not done 80 at this
time. The following is a detailed list Of
these buildings:
T. Binford, office building. Sec
ond avenue and Main street. S $4,000
Eiks' lodge building, EOS East
Main street ........ 10000
Christian church ........ 10000
George Hotchkiss block, 1912
East Main street 10000
Western Grocer Mills, rebuild
ing factory building ........ 10000
Farmers and Merchants Tel
ephone company, building.
West State .............. lo,OOO
Busby Bros, Odeon theater,
Improvements :. ..y....s 10000
ID. w Norris, Jr., residence, All
Jerome street ............... 5000
Marshalltown Trowel company,
Iowa Soldiers Home. improve
ments to main building and
old mems building .......... 1000
two new buildings .......... 5000
Plymouth Stoneware company,
building new kilns .......... 5000
e. r. Benedict, residence, 507
North Center street ........ 5000
w. e. Stricken. residence. 102
North Third street .......... 5000
I. o. Kemble. residence, 531
North Third street .......... 1900
City's south side fire station
South Third avenue ........ 1000
C. e. Hatcher, rebuilding four
houses, two corner Sixth ave-
nue. and Boone street and two
on Swayzee street ......... $500
A. J. Clark, residence, I'll West
Boone street ................ 5000
Mrs. w. F. Estel, residence, 315
North Third street ......... 5000
B. F. Cummings. residence, i,
West Church street, near
Tenth street Observation-Disclosures. 5000
B. r. Cummings, residence,
West Church street, near
Tenth street ................ 5000
]. H. Egermayer, residence. 504
North Fourth street ........ 5000
A. H. Nelker, residence, EOS
North Seventh street ........ 5000
F. G. Stewart, residence, 112
North Center street ........ $500
John Kurtz, residence. East
Boone street, near Fifth
avenue J. .... $500
A. j. Clark, residence, 709 West
Boone street !. ........ 1900
A. j. Clark, residence, TOT West
Boone street 80. .......... 1900
G. C. Urine, remodeling res
idence, 800 West State street 1000
C. A. Buchwald, residence, 1O5
East Webster street ......... 1000
Abbott & Son, remodeling store
buildings, 1-3 West Main. 1000
N. A. Evans and j. K. Patton,
residence, 425 North Third
street.. .............. z'Ooo
N. A. Evans and j. K Patton,
residence, 1923 North Third
street. ....... 1000
N. A. Evans and ]. K Patton,
residence, 421 North Third
street.. .............. 2,UOO
N. A. Evans and j. K Patton,
residence, 419 North Third
street.. =. .............. 2,OOO
G. A. Buchwald, residence, Cole
street near Eleventh 100000. 1900
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Cardomoni Bros, remodeiing
residence, Eighth avenue and
Boone. :. -. -. .......,.. 1,4oo
Marshall County Fair associa-
ton, fair ground buildings
and improvements -. ...... 1900
j. Il. Patton, remodeling resi-
dence, 4O7 East Church
street -. ................ 1900
Hopkins & Son, residence, 706
Noble street ). ........... 1900
N. A. Evans, residence, East
Main street, near Twelfth
avenue 80. ............. 1000
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Fourth Ward.

Marshalltown Buggy company,
installation sprinkler system. 1000
Ketchum & CASTOR, remodeling
business block .......... 5000
Fisher Governor company, inn
provements to building ...... 5000
A. E. Shorthill company, i'm
provements to buildings 80. $500
Mrs. Emma j. Boardman, resi-
dence, South Fifth avenue. 5000
John Kurtz, residence, 412 East
Boone street -. ........... $500
Marshalltown Light Power and
Railway company. improve
provements to buildings 49,. $500
Mrs. George Bowman, resi-
dence, 800 East Main street. $500
DR.. w. B. Kibbey, improve
ments to Kibbey block, 1877
129 East Main .............. $500
w. w. Hixson, remodeling store
building, 325-327 South Third
avenue 1855. .............. $500
Mary Christensen, residence,
702 Noble street -. ........ 1900
Lennox Furnace company, ex-
tensions to buildings $685.. 1000
Herbert C. Holman, residence,
COS East Church street 1850. 1000
Nelson Lackey, residence, sos
East Church street ......... 1900
Lennox Machine company, i'm
provement to buildings $50. 1880
Marshalltown Trowel company.
rebuilding buildings damaged
by ire 80 .sAsss........... LOO
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Fifth Ward.
Iowa Central new car and
paint shops ...............s $4,000
Western Grocer Company Mills,
rebuilding factory ......... $4,000
Plymouth Stoneware company.
remodeling plant .......... 10000
!. s. Finkle, improvements to
brick plant buildings ...... 5000
b. r. Cummings. residence, 90S
South Third avenue ........ $500
Total ......... ............. sos. 800
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c. A. Buchwald, residence, Cole
street near Tenth .......... 1900
d. W. Norris. IN, remodeling
present residence .......,... l,loo
Kibbey building. corner First
avenue and Church street re-
modelling ;. .......... 600
Total improvements in sight
for 1909 ................ $305, 100
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Minor Improvements, 1908.
Minor improvements. mostly to
residence properties, where
improvements are under ST.
900 80, 50,
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Third Ward.

Presbyterian church, corner
Center and Church streets: 5000
First National bank building,
remodeling -. .......... II. 1900
Mrs. May F. Montgomery, res
idence, TO West Main street. $50
James ]. Adams, residence, lit
South Ninth street ........ $50
j. G. Carter, residence, South y
Ninth street ..,g........ $50
F. w. Moran, residence. 1908 +
West Main street ......,... 2,7O
A. J.. Clark, residence, 210
South Eighth street ........ $50
A. j. Clark, residence, 20s South
Eighth street -. ........... $50
c. A. Buchwald, residence, ITO
Cole street -. ............ 1,2O
w. T. Crecelius, residence, 902
West Nevada street ........ 100
Total ...... ................s 10, 20
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IN SIGHT FOR 1909.

Total improvements in city,. s49s, 80,
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State improvements.
owa Soldiers Home, new
quartermasters building -. 10000
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Second Ward.
F. r. Benedict, business block,
1915 West Main street $3.50. 5000
Marshall. Telephone Company,
central exchange, 20-22 North
Center :. ................... $4,000
Lacey j. Patterson, residence,
North Fifth street ........ 5000
B. f. Cummings. fat. 111-111h
West State street .......... 5000
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Total 5000. ........"., $4,000
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In each of these branches OF the re-
ceipts there has been a very marked
increase from year to year. The first
year there were .253 entries; in 1907
they increased to 295, and last year the
total rose tn 336
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sw,ck FUNERAL SATURDAY.

Total improvements in sight
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-25
PRINCETON SQUAD IN
FINE SHAPE; FAST PRACTISE.

PRINCETON, Sept. 25.-The coaches
are highly pleased with the condition
of the football squad. That was espe-
cially so after Yesterdays workout.
After the usual preliminary work a
twenty-minute scrimmage was held.
Suhstitutions were rapid. almost every
body on the squad getting into the fray.
The varsity too the ball in the mid
die of the field and worked it consis-
tently to the goal line, Woodle scoring
on a straight buck. Woodle also
punted well, the wet and heavy ball
hampering him but little. Sparks was
his side partner in the backfield, with
c. Mccormick at ~halfback, and they
made a powerful combination.
Dawson, who is expected to be the
regular quarterback. reported after a
shor vacation, but Bard vas nut into
the scrimmage. The line was virtually
the same today as 1t has been for sew
eral days, Waller continuing in his new
position of tackle. MacGregor and
Mclean played the guards, with Nor
mar at centre, in place of MacFadyen,
who was absent. w, H. Edwards, 1900.
refereed the scrimmage, while Gresham
Poe, 1909, umpired.
The football coaches were busy early
football candidates during the class
rushes. Football men are restrained
by the coaches from entering the class
fights, because of the unnecessary
risks involved.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-25
LATEST MINOR LEAGUE BULLETIN
CONTAINS MANY ODDITIES in NAMES

Mum Warrender, who some day may
play on the same worlds championship
team with Ed Zinran, now of Terre
Haute, and "Rube" Deneau. of Sagi-
nav. Should "Yabby" Billet, of Colds
boro, N. c., ever become the champion
hitter Of the country he will have a
double distinction to the claim. At
present he Is on the same team with
La-rx Berry.
Jess Nickel doesn't signify that the
Rockford, ILL.,, club is particularly short
financially. nor should it be inferred
that because Altoona has a Rumgay 1t
is festive beyond its neighbors. Player
Burs has a name not quite. SO poetic
as the city in which he sheds his dia-
mond lustre, the same being Winona.
If Allen Bumpers, of Waco, lives up TO
his name, opposing pitchers surely will
suffer. w. w. ONO is a team-mate of
A.. Bumpers. Omor Prater isn't the
author OF the Rubaiyat. but a player
in Quincy.
Felix Choinard isn't in the cham
payne business, but a player who goes
from Green Bay to Des Moines. May
he sparkle there. Touchstone. a pitcher,
not from the Forest of Arden, has been
released by purchase to GreenviIle.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-25

@ELTIC PARK and Travers Island
are the scenes of, great activities
these days. Coaches Robertson
and Wefers are preparing their cham
pions for another heart breaking tussle
end great doings are expected when
these athletes. representing these two
great metropolitan clubs. meet at the
indoor championships of the Amateur
Athletic Union in Madison Square Gar
den on October 4 and 8.
The foremost weight-tossers of The
world will be on hand and some great
competition will be seen when Sheridan,
Flanagan. Macdonald, Horr, Elliott and
Meyer, of the Irish club; Lawrence.
Dearborn, McGrath old Giilis. New
York A. c.; w. w. Coe, Boston A. A.,
ard other well-known weight men, get
together. Lawrence, of the New York
A. c., and Elliott, Irish-American A. c.,
are probably the w youngest weight
throwers of championship calbre In
America, but they are pretty sure of
being placed in the events in which
they compete. In fact, the New York
A. C. rooters are depending on Law
renee to win the eight-pound shot-put,
as he stands a good chance of doing
so. He is a mere boy compared with
some of the giants against whom he
Will compete. but he knows how TO
put the shot, as shown by Ills perform
ances In the national championships,
when he won the six-teen-pound shot
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-25
SEALED

ESSEX COUNTY BARK COMMISSION
Proposal for construction of Tar Macadam
, Roadway. Eagle Rock Reservation. Montoiafr,
New Jersey.
Sealed proposals for the above work. indorsed
with the above title, will be received at the OF.
Broad street, Newark, N. j., up to $3.50 p. m,
Tuesday, September 2s, 1909:
Plans and specifications can be examined n
the ONCE Of the engineer. 60 Clifton avenue,
Proposals must he submitted on the blank
form furnished by the engineer. and enclosed
Proposals must contain bids for all items, and
prices must be written rs well as stated In
figures.
The engineers estimate Of the work to be done
ard by which the bids will be tested. 10 as fol-
lows:
$500 square yards Tar Macadam Roadway.
The above quantity is approximate only, and
the Essex County Park Commission expressly
reserves the right of increasing or reducing
the said quantity as in its opinion becomes
necessary.
della<s 0A0, payable to the Essex County
Park Commission, without any conditions In.
dorsed thereon, must accompany each bid. and
be forfeited by the successful bidder unless he
enters into a contract should the same b
awarded to him, The successful bidder will be
REQUIRED to furnish a bond from a guaranty o,
trust company OF satisfactory standing to the
commission, in the sum of two thousand NV
hundred dollars ts2. 500 for the faithful per.
fcr1,a nee OF the contract.
The ESsex County Park Commission reserves
the right TO reject any or all bids. and retains
nent is for the best interest of the county.
Secretary Essex County Park Commission.
septfs. n. 20. 25
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-25
O CHAMPS
READY FOR PICKED TEAM.

The Acme team, the champions
of the Branch Brook League, will
oppose a team selected from the
other five clubs. on the Licorice Oval
Sunday morning. October 8, at 1890
o'clock sharp. Each manager had the
privilege Of picking his two best men
regardless Of positions; and the follow
ing were the final selections:
Acme A. A.-Gallagher. catcher;
Sloan. Davies. Lawlor, pitchers; Ball
first base; Boyle, second base; Nc
Gowan, third base; Foley. shortstop;
Lawlor, left field; Lunn. Davies, right
field; Zipf. Sloan. centre field.
Picked Team = Knight, Melrose,
catcher; Riker (Melrose), Weber
(Winona), pitchers; Schall, Willow
Juniors, first base; Jose. Winona,
second base: Cowan. Chadwick, third
base; e. Furcy. Imperial, lshortstop;
Willis. Willow Juniors, left field;
Kinsey, Imperial. right field; Henry,
Chadwick, centre field.
Umpires Andrew Drifting and
Arthur Lunn, Of Original Intercity
League. Official scorer-William Jones.
Winona.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-25
CRY A-DyERTIsEMENTs.

EAST KINNEY STREET. GRADING. CURE
ING AND FLAGGING; JOHNSON AvE
NnEs as sATMo cuRB aN1qp AN fe F niAa
CURBiNG AND FLAGGING; SOUTH TWEEN.
TIErH STREET GRADING. ,AMD
cuRBiNG AND FLAGGINa. AND FiFTH
STREET GRADING. CURLING AND FLAG
GIMG, Assessment for Benefits . E .n.n,
upon all the owners of all the lands and real
estate peculiarly benefited by each of the fol-
lowing improvements, namely:
EThe grading. curling and faeging of
EAST KINNEY TRGET
from Wan Buren, street to Elm road. according
Of Newark, entitled San ordinance to provide
for the grading. crubing and Tagging Of East
road, approved April "a, fNs- :
The grading. curling and nSgess-os
JOHNSON AVENUE,
from Watson avenue TO 2s feet northerly there
from. according 70 the provisions Of an ordi-
nance Of the City of Newark. entitled IAN or
s asssiSs to 81 PrG sosnsd aSr .Ss sase!nf irs smr0l Wst sSa
avenue to 2s feet northerly therefrom, APP
proved July 8, 1908,
SOUTH TWENTIETH STREET
som Springfield avenue to Sixteenth avenue.
the city Of Newark. entitled IAN ordinance to
provide fol. the grading. curbins and tagging
Sren s1e'" to is sia,eensh 's avenue. 'i sppro sedi"t april
10. isos.
The grading AIS sssE$Hins az. san aasFins Of
from She man avenue to Elizabeth avenue, sc-
cordins to the provisions Of an ordinance Of
provide for tho grading, curbing and tagging
Of Hunter street" from Sherman avenue to
Elizabeth sysnue; approved May p, 1901.
80 SEYMOUR AVENUE,
from Runyon street to. Hawthorne avenue. ac-
the CITY Of Newark. entitled a ordnance to
provide for the ~grading, curbing and Tagging
Hawthorne avenue. approved March, IL. 1909.
The grading S SpE5lns s sra Tagging of
from m avenue to Chester avenue, sc-
s sSea cisy 8. Of Ne srSs' entitled q 4" Al e ordinans. t es
Of Fifth street. from avenue to
Chester avenue, approved April I. 1905, has
ers. appointed by the Mayor OF the city OF
Newark, and that a report by = certincate in
yshsn,,I. With .sh,,,n an ascompsnyirs map End
against the several owners peculiarly benefited
as Aforesaid has been deposited in the prics
examination by the parties interested therein. Z
Said assessment comprises all lots. tracts
ana parcels Of land, and real estate liable 10 b
East Kinney street, from Van Buren, street to
Elm road; on both sides Of Johnson aysqse,
from Watson avenue TO a point about $50, i4ek
northerly therefrom; on both sides of Sdith
Twentieth street, from Springfield avenue q
avenue from Runyon street to Hawthorne ave-
nue.; on. both sidfs Of Hunter street. from
sides Of Fifth street. from Bloomfield avenue
to Chester avenue.
A lot represents an entire plot OF land.
whether large or small fFkX i
All persons interested in said asse1Sstxn
may be heard before SAID commissionefs,f Ron
Thursday. the thirtieth day Of September, 1909.
at q p m: at the commissioners' room. No. 1
ed hoor). City Hall.
Dated September. "a. 1909.
WILLIAM DMoND.
JOHN r. MONAHAN,
ADOIPH FISCH, 10y
septzf-et Commissioner.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-25

NDDITIES in names are to be
~ found in the latest minor league
bulletin of President Farrell, Of
the National Association of Profession
al Baseball Leagues. The owners of
some OF. them are destined to play in
the big leagues sooner or later; in
fact, Zach D. Wheat already has been
purchased by the Brooklyn club from
Mobile. In the list of contracts for
1909 is an athlete with the impressive
name of Rivington Bisiand. Rivington
being under contract to the Wheeling
club, while James Limric belongs to
Bloomington, and Steubenville, o., has
no les a parsonage than Nestor Neven-
para in its ranks. +
Loren Hixon and Loren Brown, whose
places of business are far apart, one
coming from Columbus, Ga, and the
other from Ell Reno. Wabash, Ind,
is right on the map with Fem. Bur-
lington, Ia, has its Seth Dove and
Henry Severoid. Waterloo, Ind, claims
prominence with Gene Shour, which
suggests to you alternately a rainy das
and a crab apple. Minneapolis. Kan,
has a Bear, surnamed George, and an
other baseball private in the Sunfiower
commonwealth is Dee Poindexter. Fur
Their evidence that there's nothing tho
matter with Kansas is the presence Of
L. l.. Citizen in Wellington n Mark
Shull in Manhattan.
Ormond Williams. cavorts in kala-
mazoo. Dow Van Dine and his crisp
title belongs to Winchester, KY, and
August Zurlage has his baseball being
in Lexington. KY. The Superior, Wis,
team has a Observation-Disclosures
flavor with Phil Stremmeli. Walter
Baertschi, Otto Koepping and c. r.
Holmstrom. Crossing Mason and
Dixon's line, we find Dick Thumb in
Wilson, N. c., and stif further south
in Dallas, Tex, the name of U. l..
Rusche adorns the payroll.
silence and baseball are found IN
Davenport, Ia, in the person OF
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-25
ESSEX COUNTY PARK COMMISSION

ESSEX COUNTY PARK COMMISSION
Proposal for regulating, grading and improv-
Sealed proposals for the above work. Endorsed
with the above title, will be received at the
cnice OF the Essex County Park Commission, 500
Tuesday, September rs, 1909:
Plans and specifications can be examined at
the office OF the engineer. 80 Clinton avenue.
Proposals must be submitted on the blank
form Furnished by the engineer and enclosed
Proposals must contain bids tor all Items and
prices must be written az well as stated in
The engineers estimate of the work to be done
and by which the bids will he tested, Is as
follows:
a,00o cubic yards excavation of earth.
1000 cubic yards topsoll, to be furnished.
500 linesl feet s-inch vitrihed pipe.
AVS lineal feet 1O-inch vitrined pipe.
50 lineai feet 12-inch vitrined pipe.
a-inch lawn basins.
2l5-inch lawn basins.
cubic yards brick masonry.
Loo los. cast IRON.
Ai 10 s 'sns.I - ~ l, assnes wy wroash, lrs Iron pi D,p..
lawn hydrantL
LEO lfnsal feat sensrste curb.
81 cubic yards concrete fpundad Hon.
200 square yards brick walk.
and the a'G Ess. S'' County "a spe eommisssion only Ky,
ss ,,s,s ,ssery os the rsgst % increasing or re.
opinion becomes nscessary. 10
A certified check for five hundred dollars
$500, payable to the Essex County Park Com
mission. without any conditions indorsed there
on, must m each bid. and be forfeited
by the successful bidder unless he enters into
3 contract should the same be awarded 20 him.
The successful bidder will be required to fur
nish a bond from q guaranty or trust company
Of satisfactory standing to the Commission in
the sum OF four thousand nve hundred dollars
tM.eoo, for the faithful performance OF the
The Eesex County Park Commission reserves
the right to reject any or all bids. and retains
we nEht to accept any bid which in it's judE-
ment is for the best interest OF the county.
A. CHURCH.
sept1s, n, IS, %.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-25
ATHLETIC CHAMPIONS PREPARING FOR
THE A. A. u. INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS

put, junior, with a heave of AZ feet 8
inches. and finished second to Ralph
Rose in The senior event. Martin Sheri-
dan. the present champion ei%ght-pound
shot-putter, will be on hand to defend
his title, and there will be a great fight
between these two.
Sheridan will have a great many
other events to attend to besides the
eight-pound shot-put; in fact, he is
entered in ten events. They are as
follows: Throwing ffty-six-pound
weight for height; putting e~ight-pound
shot; putting twenty-four-pound shot;
runninGhhop, step and jump; running
high. ID standing high jump; stand
ing broad jump: three standing broad
jumps; pole vault for distance, and
pole vault for height. Martin is in
first-class shape and will do his best
to help his club win the banner which
has been offered to the club scoring tho
greatest number of points. The pres
ent champions will have to hustle TO
beat him.
Matt McGrath, the husky New York
A. G. weight-thrower, will again try
conclusions with big Pat" Macdonald,
of the Irish team. Macdonald beat Nc
Grath at the indoor championships IL
1908 in throwing the "ffty-six" I'll
height. and set a new record for the
event. McGrath has had hard luck
this season, the two records which he
held being eclipsed by Jxhn Flanagan
and Pat Macdonald, but he>has been
training con~scientiously and Is now~{n
fine condition to regain his laurels. H4
will make his first bid for honors at the
indoor championships. and feels sure
he can set a mark for throwing the
"ffty-six" for height that will stand
for some time. He will have his work
cut out for him, and If he can do 1t,
will deserve a great deal of credit.
Entries for these games close tomor-
row with Barlow S. Weeks. chafEnan
championship COMMITTEES, q Warren
street. New York. Entry blanks can
be, secured from 81 Warren street.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-25
GOEBHL'S ABSENCE ALARMS ELI.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 25.,-
Yale's football morning work was
omitted entirely yesterday because the
players lost too much weight Thurs
day In the double drill. and the after
moons practise was cut short by the
heavy rain. Scrimmaging had beer
planned for the afternoon, but it was
omitted.
The first scrimmage work of the veal
has been ordered for today. when the
squad will be dismissed for a Sunday
rest. most of the players going to New
York for the Fulton celebration.
Alarm is felt at the &C ned abb
sence of Dutch Goebel, ,e fact
that repeated messages HI sailed to
elicit any response as to his where
abouts has caused the coaches un-
easiness. He is the only veteran who
has not been heard from.