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East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-10-01
Ribbons, Laces and Embroider;es.

tifty pieces Ribbon, all colors and-
width-, regular Zoe and u 1-2c for 4
Two thousand yards Valencienne Lac,
ana Inserting. good lc value perofL
One thousand yards Valencienne Lace
ana Inserting. 10 and Ice vaIueo
per yard. ...... II
wenly- i've thousand yards Embroidery
ana Inserting. regular 3 and &C.,
value. sale price. &
lteen hundred yards Embroidery and
inserting, 10 and 15c vaIues,o,L
sale price per Y nd 'OI1
Extra wide mbroidery, suitable for
Corset Covers, Zoe and 3Oc values.
a yard d......... S
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-10-01
Blankets and Comforts.

one lot of Comforts, good sizes and
value, regular l.25 and l,5o; saleOoo
pflce. .......... SSc
one lot OF Blankets. good size and "A
good value, regular LOO andco
l.25, sale price .OS
one lot Of Blankets, good sizes, 40
regular 3.20 and 400, sale .Z.S0
one lot OF Comforts, good sizes, and ~
sale price ..I. .SS
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-10-01
NOTIONS

One paper pins. .1c
One card of Pearl Buttens. -. (. &c
One paper needles. l.. &c
One PAPER Safety PiAS. 49,. &c
One fhimhlc. ....... .2c
One card of Hooks and Eyes. &c
One Goat Srring. lie
One good DC handkerchief. :. F.. Sc
One GOOD Zoe Handkerchief .7c
Two Spools of Cotton SC
Twenty-Five cent Suspenders .l8c
flIt! cent Men $ Belts :. 3Sc
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-10-01
SHOES

pfiOLC
We have arranged for this
Snle something for Boys and
Girls, so we have placed in
thts sale one of the strongest
line OF shoes that c,pld be
bolght for them, and each
shce is just as neat as can be-
they come in Button and Laer
Wei and Patent I.,ntl or and
every nalr will give absolute
~ tSfaetlan, Bring the girls
amt boys here fnryour moneys
worth in good school shoes.
Ourf4adie's and Mems Shoes
cannot be excelled, and our
sto'k IS i'll every way complete
so come and take look at all
our Shoes for Men, Ladies and
Children, and you will be sur
pllsed al the strong line ant,
you will find out how wonder
fully cheap we are going to
sell them.
One hun lrad seventy-hve pairs Mise.
and boys Shoes, Patent Leather and
Wei. good value and style, , 40
regular 2.oO q 300, sale price l .SS
Two hundred pairs Ladies' Shoes. n,n-
gola' and Work Shoes, all shapo,co
ana sizes, regular l.5t, at 40
p" ,..tha, ~ nonSias q -; S.oo Shoes, ali&o 90
SAT- Il II II s,9l shoes all leather O. 90
" all toes, sale price ...DE.SS
Ladies 800 shoes and oxfords all styles
They come Patent, Gun Metal. Wei
ON-Blood and Tan and will be placed
In this sale every pair IN d 40
the house for. so. ..Dk.SS
Ladies' 200 shoes and oxfordst I 90
all ,0os IL leathers, sale y 40
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-10-01
HATS

One lot of Felt Hats. all shapesoo
and sizes, "A value for 1.5O. saleSSc
one lot OF Mems Thoroughbred Brand,
all best of felt, new shapes, and this
season seasons ia, latest to styles sells O. 40
one lot OF John B. Stetson Hats, new
Iahes Iar pcs ana 1a styles, sells reguS3 ~
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-10-01
MUSLIN AND KNIT IN ERWEAg

NUoLiN hNU hNli N EkWEAE.
me lot of corset Covers nicely trimmed a
regular 35c and 50c v.iur,, ~
sale price -. Gkc
One lot Of ladies Mu,lin Pats. - ,
worth 35c; sale price ~
)ne lot Of ladies' Muslin eoyFs ald
CheemIse, NICELY madt AND frini- . n
med, Reg: 75c article, sale pr, SSG
One lot of Gowns and Chemise, Lest
material, full length, and made u3
nicely and \ good value for O , .
sl.25; sale price. e..,..,...., ScC
75-dozen Ribbed and Fleeced Under
wear, shirts and pants to match, 90
worth o0e; sale price each OCC
One lot ladies Ribbed Shirts and ,O
Pants TO match. 2lc article, each ] SS
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-19
Dreamland Club Will Apply
for Field Day Sanction

The Dreamland athletic club notified
the registration committee of the Pa
cific athletic association at its meet
ing yesterday that at an early date it
would apply for a sanction for an open
field day at Shell Mound park. The
club will put in Dreamland rink at
once the latest athletic equipment.
Colonel Power, formerly prominent in
the League of the Cross Cadets, will
take charge of the club, and represent
it in the association. A baseball nine
is also being organized. the majority
of the members of which formerly
composed the team of Company II of
the cadets. 1t probably will seek ad
mission to the Bay Cities league.
Frank Bartosh appeared before the
committee on behalf of the new Metro
politan club, which has become MEM
ber of the association. Many of the
Metropolitan members were Siaplamat
Indians and were registered accord
ingly. They desire to enter coming
events under the Metropolitan colors.
The committee never had similar case,
and will allow them TO compete until a
ruling is obtained from President Sui
livan of the Amateur Athletic union.
The committee has received a large
number of registrations and from pres
ent indications the number of registered
amateurs for 1909 will exceed that of
any other branch of the athletic union.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-19
Quail Hunters Now Hope for
Better Conditions

Fhe prospect of cessation of the
storm and the return of dry weather
leads quail hunters to hope that their
favorite pastime will be productive Of
good results during the last few weeks
OF the season, which closes February
10, and not this month, as has been
inadvertently stated. Thus far for the
current season this form of sport has
been far below the standard of pre-
vious years in nearly all sections where
good shooting was had in the past.
particularly in the bay counties and
other districts easily reached from the
city
For some inexplicable reason the
ridges and slopes of the heavily tim
bered hill and mountain country.
whence they could not be dislodged bv
man or dog, and their failure to appear
In the valleys and ravines after the
wooded country had been soaked by
last heavy storms, however, seemed to
have changed conditions, and IL the
weather is propitious from now untiI
the close OF the season next month.
good shooting may be had in several
A. NJ. Cummins Of this city who IS
one OF the best posted quail hunters
IN tne state, said yesterday that he
peneved that good shooting would be
had In Marin, Sonoma and Monterey
that there was change for the bet
ter in weather conditions Cummins,
belief Is shared by other sportgmen.
ana judging from present Indications
II is probable that upland game shoot
ers Will come into their own before the
season closes
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-19
IRREGULAR BEATS
BIG CHIEF AT
ARCADIA
Speedy Texas Horse Goes Mile
fn 1885 al Arcadia on a
Track That Is NOT FaSt
Lsseoial Dispatch 70 The Call

[Speoiol Disp0toh 70 The Call
Los ANGELES. Jan. IS.-orbiculsr.
the speedy Texas horse that recently
ran over Neelick and won at the wire,
showed great consistency today by re-
peating when he met Big Chief. T. H.
Williams $1,000 stake horse, at a mile
in 1888 S-5. over a track that hardly
could be called fast. Orbicular was
made favOrite because of his previous
excellent performance, and although
carrying high weight and being out
paced into the stretch. he finished IKE a
horse Of good class and won going
away by half a length.
Jockey Dugan won his first race since
he was suspended in the east when he
piOted Escalante safely home in the
last race La Gloria, which had won
six IN seven starts and was made a
10 faVorite TO win at her 1aVorite
not get through the big field. while Du-
gan took Escalante 10 the front In the
1rst quarter and after opening up
wide gap al the half, held him IN front
10 the wire. It was a victory for Du-
Ean rather than for the horse, as Es-
calante was swerving all over the track
through the stretch and wanted TO stop,
but Dugan booted so vigorously that
De landed first money by nose from
the fast closing Free knight Old
Settler which had been unable to un-
track himself heretofore IN cheaper
company. was third.
Carthage. which outclassed his field
on recent performances won the third
race at long odds. outgaming St. Elm
wood, which beat the barrier by flve
lengths All finishes. except in the
third race, We're eScitingly close, three
heads and q nose furnishing the mar
gins OF victory in four races.
Only two fsvOrites won during the
day. but al winners were well backed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-19
SAYS Nelson Will Hunt With
the President
[speeiaI Dispatch 10 The CaIIl

CHICAGO. Jan. lS-The Tribune
prints the following: Battling Nelson
will be a member of President Roose-
velt's hunting expedition and will leave
with him early in the spring for Africa
This was the statement made by the
lightweight champion this evening just
before boarding a train for Ashland,
KY, where he will begin a series of
one night theatrical performances. do
ing q monologue and boxing stunt.
Yes, we talked it all over when /
was in washington last week said the
pride of Hegewisch. We had been dis
cussing hunting in the west and l told
him about some of the shooting / had
done, and he asked me to go with him
on his tr9p next summer. OF course
I had read a good deal about it in the
newspapers and I promised him then
and there that would be with him.
Z" Teddy is a grand fellow and like
him immensely. When / landed at the
White House there were a lot of i'm
portant men waiting to see him. At
that I did not have to wait but half an
ed TO see me. went right in and there
We're a lot of others who were waiting.
Did you know that he has done
some great shooting out west? 1 have
been in lots of the country he has
hunted IN, and so we had good talk
about big game" He is going after
the big ones now, sure enough. So
when he said that he would like to
have me hunt with him l said sure"
and we Will spend next summer to-
gether
You know he is going TO do a
great deal Of writing about that coun-
try and the game over there, right
from 1irst hand. IT seems to me like
good stunt. and / may mix it bit with
writing myself. I am sort of getting
in trim for it now with my book, you
know. But Of course ] will give him
first call That would be only fair
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-19
Arcadia Results

SANTA ANITA PARK. jan Is.-Forty- sixth
CAV Of the winter meeting Of the Los Angeles
Taeing association A. ". Hamilton. presiding
5udge. Richard DWyer starter. Weather clear.
Track fast
FIRST RAoE-seven furIongs. selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT st. Str. Fin
Rs5s -F5saeh 'S55Ii3f e6oE page iS4 iS 20 81 10
rime@:l2 Is. Is %. :85. So ~ rs. 100.
81 Azo. Solus Allen Ice. la RENE Hindoo.
Altenberg- Donald Mcdonald. Mr.. Bishop. En-
Hoffman. finished as named Value to winner
$50. Winner b. (. By Sir DixonDonna Rics.
Trained by h. Mcdaniel.
SECOND RACE-Three furlongs. selling:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Pin.
1s-5-Kiora lPowersb lbs 3 In
Sl-Helma lHowardl ....1O7 II 4
14-5-Oswald B Dugsn) .-...Io7 3S 4
Iime-:ll 45. ID 30, 80 20. At post Ga
minutes. Of at 2:2llz. Dora Payne. Phos-
phorus. Mrs. F. Hogan. Charles J. Harvey. J.
Aiaternus. finished named. Value to winner
S325. Winner b. [. by Sir Hercules-Free Pass.
Trained by NJ. c. Hubben.
THIRD RACE-One mile selling:
odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. St. Str. Fin.
6-l-f arthage (McGeel loo 3 5 4 "a
So -.a5a Elngooa gss g5owsTs' I6s
Time-;l2 %. %. 80 as. At -. 1:Ook.
.I.l2 40 % -. -3s 3-5- At post minutes.
Molesey. Hareourt, finished as named. Value
70 winner S325. Winner ch. z. by Serrano-
.Heitie Green Trained by ". $. Williams.
FOURTH RACE-One nile. purse:
iodds- Horse and Jockey. VT. St STR Fin.
34-0rbicular Powers lib 3 y
2-Big Chief tDuganl ...-.ll4 26
b-l-Norbitt fArchibald) -...104 3 35
Time-,l2 4-5. - is. 81 1-5. 80, .01 So
1-l4 1.27 10. IS 50. At post 3 minutes
oh m 3.l9 Edwin r. Fryer also ran. Value
20 winner $500. Winner en- h. by Smile Orbed
Maidcn Trained by ~ GTiesenbeck.
FIFTH RACE-one and hree-sixteenths
rniles selling:
ODDS. Horse and JOCKEY. VT. st. Str. Fin.
T-f0-Lord StanhOpe Powers i09 , n
2l-5-kiug of Mist Booker 100 > 4 2 IL
Time-:Oe 3-5. rs 2-5. 80 as. :zs 2-5,
k55 2-5. l.07 -. I.20 2-5, I:33 Is, I:46
1888 3-5. 200 >. At post = Of minute.
On At 3.a02s- knight Of lranhoe. Sam Bernard
fnshed as named. Value TO winner S325- Win
ner b. e By Stanhope II-Lerete. Trained by R.
"a. Smith
SIXTH RAcE-Five and half furIongs.
ke.iing.
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT St Str. Fin
. r-l-Escalanfe fDuganl los j.
'15-l--F. *. the Bear fHwrd 10T y ? y
.2O1-Old Settler CLARK )-..- 81 8 IA 3
Tine--1S l-J. 30 ~ l-5. :53 -. 1;07 10.
Al post minutes. or at 4-0T- Taylor George.
"a Gloria Kuropa tkin. Aunt Polly Liberto, An
figo Light Comedy. Bright Albert. finished ss
named Value 10 winner S325. Winner ch. D.
ny Anico-Calouias. Trained by ". J. Spiers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-19
Announces Program for the
Coast Field Trials
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

BAKERSFIELD, Jan. 1S.-E. Court
ney Ford, secretary of the Pacific coast
field trials club. today announced the
program for the field trials, which will
commence next Monday. The derby will
be the first event. This will be run off
M onday, probably being finished Tues
day morning There will be three tro-
ply cups for prizes for dogs rated first.
second and third. The all age stake
will be the second event, starting Tues
day afternoon and being completed
Wednesday afternoon. There will be
three prizes in this event. The MEM
bers' stake will be started Thursday
probably running over to Friday. The
first prize is $125 loving cup donated
by ]. Z. Chanslor. There Will also be
second and third prizes.
The championship class will include
dogs which have placed" in previous
events in the meet and in previous ones.
1t probably will be started Friday after
noon and finished Saturday. The cham
ond prize to the runner up.
The judges will be A. D. Opdyke of
Seattle. presiding Judge; William Dor
mer of Oakland and J. w. Schumacher
of Los Angeles, associate judges.
The following 16 entries have been
received for the derby: Love Lass, c..
n. Post; Courtney, c. N. Post; Eurydice,
j. e. Terry; Dimerit. w. H. Eastabrook; !;
McClouds dam, ] w. Considine; un-
named, Stockdale kennels; Rambler.
Stockda1e kennels; Kenwood Bang, j.
w. Flynn; Duchess. ID. L. Ducate; Sou
venir. S. Christensen; Momento, w. H.
Eastabrook; LCiervo. +. III. Jermyn;
Bella Vista's Bessie Whitestone, George
B. NJ. Groy; Jane Alice. j. E. Lucas; Yo
Tambien, j. E. Lucas.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-19
DICK HYLAND WILL
FIGHT POWELL
THIS MONTH
"Fighfing Richard' is SuoSfi-
fufed for Johnny Murphy In
LercarTs Boxing Card

So far as the fight promoting business
is concerned Charley J. Lercari seems
to be the "of again. on again, gone
again, Flanagan" man of the promoters.
Last night Charley switched the deck
again on the tight fans. and will give
them new deal in which Dick Hyland
viii appear as one or the principals in
Charley'S show this month. Dick Hy-
land will take the place of Johnny Muir
ply against Lew Powell in the main
event.
Lercari does not like Marphy's way
or doing business. Charley charges
that Murphy failed TO put up his weight
him many times TO do so, and he says
tnat Tor this reason he has ordered
MurphyS entry at his club barred.
Beside the switch in the main event
Cnarley had to announce for the benefit
or the public that he would have Jimmy
Reagan and Jimmy Walsh fight 10
rounds for the bantam weight cham
plonship of the world.
Lercarf believes that the new card
ne mas arranged for the fight fans will
oe Tar more attractive that the original
the cast.
Terence Mustain. who is being man
aged by Gregory Mitchell wired his
~t.s,LIa ~ ser yesterday that he was on his
way from Bakersfield to get ready for
Ms uiS 1Sht with ollie Cornett. which Is
Olled as the SemiwindGp to the Lercarf
show here January 20. Mitchell wired
ms protege TO lose no time. as he did
not want 10 take any chances on Ier-
SaLI changing his mind before his meal
tlcket arrived in port
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-19

demanded $50 month. and when 1t
was refused me 1 quit.
BAT BECOMES A COWBOY
Here 1 met up with cowboy and he
took me out to one OF the big ranches
close by, where L became a regular
cowboy. Another wild ambition of
mine had been gratihed. 1 had read
novels of Buffalo Bill and other famous
men of the plains, and greatly admired
their personalities and records. So here
l was, astride a horse now and actually
herding cattle.
When winter set in ! jumped the
chaps" and tossed the lariat aside and
hiked over to Miller, S. d. Here l Sc
cured a job as waiter.
There was a pretty nice boxing club
at Sioux Falls, S. D., at the time and
fights were being held over there
weekly. That clinging ambition to be-
come a great boxer wouldn't down in
me and early in May 1 jumped over to
the Falls.
Despite the many hardships encoun-
tered since leaving home 1 was deter
mined to become "a Boxer of World
RenowH"
1 called on the manager of the club
and asked him to be good enough to
Ill f1,
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-19

questioned my right to pose as the
champion of Hegewisch, and battle
was arranged between US.
The town was, as it is now, populated
mostly by Swedes and Danes. and there
were about an equal number of each
residing there at the time of the fight.
The Swedes naturally took Olson's part,
and, of course, the Sterling Danes all
supported me. We fought for a purse
of So. my end being put up by the club
members. II was on a Sunday after
noon, and I will never forget the day.
The rivalry of the two factions was in
tense and many good sized bets were
made on the affair.
OLSON GETS A LICKING
Olson, like the Unknown, had It on
me both in height reach and wei ght
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-19
ARRANGE LEAGUE SCHEDULE

CLEV EI4AND, O.. Jan. 1S.-President
Pulliam. Of the national baseball COM
President Johnson OF tha
American league, Secretary Mercy of
the American and Charles Ebbetts of
Brooklyn and Barney Dreyfuss of Pitts
burg, National league owners, met here
today to arrange the major league
schedules for the 1909 season. Haste
was made so that the work could be
completed today. No announcement of
the schedule arrangements will be made
in detail until April. Both Johnson and
Pulliam had prepared in advance ten
tative schedules. Conflicting dates in
the five cities having both American
league and National league teams were
Strengthened out
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-19

but, despite this, 1
felt confident !
could best him that
day.
In the opening
round Olson went
after me TO make
short work OF it,
and I certainly had
10 fight good and
hard to stall off his
fierce rushes and
heavy inhghting. At
the conclusion of
this round it wa S
pretty even at that.
Again IN the sec
ond round he con =
tinued TO carry the
night TO me, and at
times had me COW
ering up to avoid
punishment. Dur
ing these hard mix
ups. however, I was
sending in telling
ileft upper cuts,
which were, as far
as / could see, fast
getting Ole's goat.
1 was the aggres-
sor before the sec
ond round was up,
and when fbe hell
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-19
Arcadia Gossip

Los ANGELES. Jan. 1S.-James Carruthers OF
Ms,on1reai the largest grain broker in the Cana
vidh metropolis and director in. the Montreal
yyoeAey club was visitor at Santa Anita today
CdIrutners Is one Of the best known Canadian
Ielmsn; a1e and was in partnership with the late
aIe1 onleids when the firm raced Advance Guar,I
Carruthers VIII remain here few days before
gong to san Francisco, where be will saiI FOR
Eole Pearsau and wife arrived direct from,
sv Il 9ork @ TINS morning and VIII remain for the
49, 49, OF tne season. Pearsall is a member OF the
Nets and one OF the biggest book makers in This
ees1uiuy His cashier has been here for some
has been in operation at Santa Anita for two
weeks Counsellor Liehtenstein has been max
cash. Today Pearsan took charge OF the hoot
i snu nls appearance injected fresh speed into the
Moiesey, year old which won several good
sS taSeS mere last season, this morning bought
Dy Pat knebelkamp for the reported price OF
$1,000. j. A. Bennett. the wealthy New York
norseman. first brought the horse TO the coast
oS1 oMo years ago and in his form both as a year
olu @ ana . year old the horse defeated clever
amp caulp paisners lnS season. however, he has
proved sore disappointment and Bennett de-
nal cost. Molesey ran in the coiors OF his new
owner today, but failed TO help win any OF the
purchase price
Tom shaw returned to Santa Anita and an
inouneea DIS intention Of combining his book max
ing operations to Arcadia exclusively.
Jockey v. Powers was in rare form TODAY In
sN M mounts he was five times In the money with
three nrsts, one second and one third.
For the hrst time In a week the track TO-DAY
was In good condition. The Improvement in the
track was taken advantage OF BY trainers this
morning, when more horses were given their
workout than on any day during the meeting
JACK Atktn was sent half mile and pulled up
sound seemingly having recovered from his re-
cent lameness.
Lady Hubbard. the best Of the lot that J. +.
Madden sent TO the coast. worked we'll and hav-
hS gotten over her attack OF illness. will be sent
70 the post sOon- Enoch Wishsrd had the
Spreekels horses on the track for the first time
r. F. Csrman and Matt Refs each put IN
claim for Critic after the third race. After flip
ping the coin the horse went to Matt Reis FOR
81, 10 Two claims also made for MOleseV
which ran In the same race. In this instance
Henderson & Hogan and W. ID. NIiilard we're the
claimants, and after the usual proceeding in such
cases the horse was awarded to Henderson
Hogan for 81 12J.
Plunger Euclid Alard stole a march on his San
Francisco friends by quietly getting married I'm
the northern city and coming to Los Angeles on
his honeymoon. The young lady was formerly
Miss v. COurbis- Allard surprised his friends az
Santa Anita today when he let the secret out.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-19
- - - HEALS
- -. - OLD SORES

which produces be
AS
with ge
tissues the
ally fed with unhealthy dpong of the
draining from the through the The only for old
cleansing
S heals old by particle of npuy from
place permanently
Ulcers and medical advice all
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-19
RoBERrs CHOSEN CHAIRMAN

PALO ALTO. Jan. 1S.-ProfessOr Mil
nor Roberts, Stanford graduate with
the class of 80. and at present con-
nected with the faculty of the Univer-
sity of Washington, has been appointed
chairman of the college athletic COM
mittee for the Alaska a-Yukon-Pacific
exposition. Roberts was prominently
identified with athletics during his COL
1ege career, and will have associated
with him at the exposition a number
of well known athletes. including Oil
yer Cults of the '01 Harvard eleven;
Charles NJ Best. Lafayette star; John
Owsiley, Yale's coach three years ago:
Loren d. Grinstead of the University
of Washington, secretary of the North
west intercollegiate conference.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-19
DURNELL STILL pARREp

c. E. Durnell, who was compelled to
retire from the racing game in Cali
fornia last winter, as the result of a
ruling by the New York jockey club
ordering his entries refused, recently
sought a recommendation from the New
York jockey club to the turf governing
body at Buenos Aires in the Argentine
republic. The eastern jockey club de-
clined to give DurneIl the recommenda-
ton he desired, and this probably will
upset any plans which he may have
formed for engaging In the sport in
South America. Durnell is in San Fran
cisco, but the ruling against him op-
crates to keep him away from the En-
eryville racetrack.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-19
yICToRs RECEIvE MEDALS

ALAMEDA, Jan. 1S.-The members OF
the football team of the Alameda high
school, the champions of the academic
athletic league. were presented with
gold medals this afternoon. The pres
entation of the trophies was made by
Harry Kassebaum of the high school
The members of the team who received
medals and the nositions they played
were as follows: Edwin Anthony, cen
ter; D. Bruzzoni, right end; A. Gelder-
man, left end; John Siegfried, left
tackle: A. Bruzzonio, left guard; Mere
dith Parker, right guard; Rudolph
Baum, right tackle: Spencer Brush,
quarter; Charles Baum, right half; Ed
win Graf, fullback; Charles Kiser (cap-
tain), left half: substitute players,
Omer Etter. H d. Medcraft and Norman
Bates.