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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-30
KANAB.
SOUTHERN UTAH CITIZENS
PROMOTE PROHIBITION
tsrccinl Correspondence. }

kanab, Dec. 25.-Prohibtion is maxi
ing great strides in our locality under
the able management of r. A. Ward
superintendent of the Moccasin In
dian school t'rcdonia. situated seven
miles south, just over the Arizona line
has been posted for years with liquor
traffic run by different individuals
unlicensed, who not being satisfied to
debase their own town and commune
ity. have been menace To our COM
munity ms we'll. Not alone did they
sell! to whites, but would furnish the
Indians with liquor at times. It has
been II difficult proposition TO handle
both for the people of lTredonia. until
Uncle Sam took up the work within
the border of the Indian reservation.
Mr.. Ward being. wide awake and de-
Sirous of taking care of the govern
ment's interest decided that now the
holidays are approaching Walter Hay
cock. proprietor of the blind pig
would have II good supply of liquor on
hand, and selected Saturday the cath
inst for cleaning the pen. He engaged
w. w. Scegmillcr and w. Crosby, both
Of Kanab, and started for the scene of
action. They arrived at Fredonia and
proceeded to business Immediately,
They went to MIR. IIaycock's place Of
business. placed him under arrest and
"
Mr., Haycock assured them that he
lust KEEP, little for his own use. Mr..
Ward, however, after searching the
premises und being about to give up
the search, decided that. the bed room
being the only place he had not yet
gone into, he had better take n look
there He then found over 30 gallons
of liuuor stored III closet, which III
his ind .yment was a larger supply than
any ordinary drinking man would need
for private use. He soon had 1t run
ming down corn furrow ont IN the
garden. and after n few prcliminavies
Md udleu to Mcssrs, SeeSmillcr ana
Crosby, who started for kannb whiie
he returned to Mnccasin WIN M,
uoycock MS his prisoner, Tho citizens
nf Knnnb think that Mr. Ward Is en-
titled to pension for his able as.
sistancc in Kidding the community OF
an evil.
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CITY MAHsnALs ORGANIZE.

Provo, Dec. 3O-The peace officers of
Utah county cities have felt FOR some
time that better results could be OBJ
tanned by closer official association and
consequent interchange of ideas and
cooperation. To the end of further
consideration of this matter IL meeting
Of city marshalg of the several cities in
the county was held yesterday in the
Commercial club rooms in this city. and
the Utah County City Marshals' asso
citation was organized with the follow
ing. officers: President, J. r. Williams,
PROVO: secretary and treasurer, Morris
j. Martcll, Spanish Fork.
a number of questions relating to the
office Of city marshal, and specific local
conditions. We're discussed. The asso-
citation will hold regular meetings for
the rurtherance Of the object of the or
ganizaton.
Those present at the meeting were:
j. ~ Williams. Provo; Morris j. Mar
tell. Spanish Fork; Henry East, Lchi;
n. j. Hamilton, American Fork; VIII
liam Ciayson, Payson; d. Milcy Smith,
Pleasant Grove.
The next meeting will be held here
Jan. IL, and it is the intention to hold
monthly meetings thereafter.
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COURT NOTES.

Ogden. Dec. 3O.--An information
charging James Goodman with forgery
was filed In the district court this after
noon. Goodman is said 10 have forged
the name OF j. G. Read Bros company
to check for S2l,S5, aud then attempt
cd to cash 1t at Il rooming house con-
Quoted by Mrs. Katherine Grcincr
Joseph s. Liberty. charged with for
gerry and Frank White. charged with
second degree burglary, were brought
up before the municipal court today,
each defendant waving preliminary
hearing and being bound over to the
district court under bonds OF $500 each
For Disgusting himself In false whis-
lsers and trying to cvadc apprehension
for failing to appear in court to answer
II charge of leaving his horse united on
the street j. ID. Dean was fined SIS in
the municipal court.
A formal information charging John
McDermoti with forgery was fled The
specific charge is the forgery Of tho
name of James Halvcrson to q check
for SIG. drawn on the Pingrcc National
bank and cashed for him by NJ. j. Lea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-30
DIARIES CRITICIZED
BY MILK INSPECTOR.
SAYS Important Rules of Sanitation
Are Violated and Reforms Should
BE Instituted.

Ogden Dec 30.--According to Milk
Inspector w. j. Hoyt, the diaries of this
county are in an extremely unsanitary
condition. In speaking on the subject
TODAY Mr.. Hcyt said: 'Thc corrals and
stalls where dairy cows are kept are not
in n sanitary condition, and the men
who are milking the cows and handling
the milk are not models of cleanliness.
Tile animals are not getting proper
care. They are fat enough. but they
should be kept cleaner, tho udders
should be more thoroughly cleansed
before milking and the mixers should
use more care to prevent dirt ana for
cign matter entering the milk while it
Is being handled about the dairics."
Inspector Hoyt pointed out one dairy
as a model of cleanliness rs compared
with the others. This is the Vineyard
dairy, which he found to be very We'll
cared for. 50 COWS being MIXED daily
under conditions which are so sanitary
as to deserve Il marking Of T3 points.
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.F0REsTERs DEPART TO
ATTEND BOISE MEETING

Ogden, Dec. 30-District Forester Il.
a. Sherman left last evening for Boise,
to be present at n meeting of the forest
Supervisors. He will also attend a
meeting of the advisory board Of the
Idaho stock Growers association and
settle, Il possible. a number of differ
cnces whichfhavc arisen over the matter
of forest grazing permits. at this meet
ing there will also be present from the
Ogden headquarters, Asst. Forester Ho-
MGR T.. Fcnn. Attorney Jensen. Asst.
Forester f. w. Reed. Fiscal Agent @, r.
Craft, Property Clerk a. NJ. Smith and
Asst Forester l.. l.. White. The Idaho
and Wyoming forest supervisors will
hold Il three day meeting at Boise. be-
ginning Monday. Mt which the heads of
this various departments will be present
to outline the campaign for forest SUI
pervision during the coming year in dis
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RECENT DEATHS

NICHOLS. ANN-Mrs. Ann Nichols
of Bcnnion, passed away Dec ~ ~
lis am, Ut the residence y. MI SUI
walter Nichols, after n lingering illness.
Dcccnscd was 10 years of age. ana came
10 Taylorsvillc in 1883, from Crewherne,
So,nersotshirc England. She was be-
loved by all who knew her.
" Funeral services will be held at the
ponnion ward mcctinghousel on Sunday,
ian /, 1911 at 80 am. The remains
can be viewed at the residence from ~
to II am. lntcrment VIII DC IN INC
south cottonwood cemetery.
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JUSTICE NooN.S COURT.

Provo Dee. 30.--Sherim George r..
Judd has filed complaints in Justice
Moons court against Charles Beck and
John Whipplc, both Of Lchi. Beck Is
conducting Il tent pool hall on tho out
skirts of Lchi city. where he also sells
soft drinks. Whlpple is an cmploye.
In the complaints Beck is charged with
keeping his place open and transacting
business on Sunday: Whipplc Is
charged with II sale Of liquor to minors.
The defendants will probably have u
hearing saturday.
Sheriff Judd claims to have IA large
number of cases of violations If the
law against these defendants, and that
unless they make bonatide change In
the manner OF conducting their bust
ness, he will continue prosecutions as.
long as the cases he now has last. ana
as much longer as he can secure CYL
dcncc of any violations of the law.
Jack Lister was before Justice Noon
Yesterday, charged with resisting an
officer, who arrested him on the 9th
for intoxication. Judge Noon. after
hearing the evidence. adiudgcd the de-
PENDANT guilty; but postponed sentence
till in the afternoon in the hope that
Lister would leave town ana remain
away. AS he has had frequent inter-
views with the judge since he came to
Provo. 1t is believed Lister took the
hint ana left the city.
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MISSY CHILDREN.

kickapoo Worm Killer makes chill
dren regular; stopa mussy habits:
makes their bowels act naturally:
stimulates the liver; clears out ma
larial symptoms. Acts as safe tonic
and heaith-bu 1t is the best worm
medicine known, and also the fines,
general tonic for children. Price &c.
sold by druggists everywhere and by
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DRUGS.
The Never Substitutors.
Five Stores. Where the Cars Stop.
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mally opened at . o'clock. Then brief
exercises were held beginning with Il
short address by Mrs. Thomas y. Dee,
who has been mainly responsible for the
construction of the building. Mrs. Dec
formally presented the building to the
city and responses of acceptance were
made by Mayor William Glnsmann,
Judge Fl. II. Rolapp Oscar r. Madison,
Dr. A. S. Condor. Dr.. f. y. Rich, Elder
David o. Mckay, A. X. Haywood
and the Rev. j. e. Carver. The trustees
of the hospital announced that patients
will be received Jan. |
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FOR
DEPOT CELEBRATION
Program and BANQUET VIII he Given
In Honor of the Completion of
Fine New Idilicc.

Provo, Dec. 3O.-Thc committee on ar
rangemcnts for the celebration TO be
given by Provo citizens in appreciation
of the new union passenger station,
which Will be opened for business on
the first, reports generous response
on the part of citizens to requests for
funds to defrty the expenses connected
with the celebration, and that every
thing points to an enthusiastic demon-
stration.
In addition to the program to be Civ
en- ut the depot building at 1890, the
committee Will give a banquet at the
Hotel Roberts at 1880 which will be at
tended by prominent citizens, with the
visiting railroad officials as guests of
honor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-30
TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR
HELD NOT FATAL

Ogden. Dec. 30.--Judge Farnsworth
yesterday made an important ruling on
the question of whether n printers cr-
ror invalidntes an ordinance. holding
that 1t does not, Eight saloon men.
charged with selling liquor to minors,
who had expected to escape trial on the
omission of the words 'intoXicating
liquor" from one section Of the liquor
ordinance, must therefore stand trial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-30
COWLEY, WYOMING.
CONCERT BY STUDENTS;
PRESIDENCY t4ONORED
lspeclnI correnpondence.N

CowleN Wyo., Dee. 2s,-on Friday
right the Il, II. academy students un-
der the direction Of Profs. Robinson
and Harmon. gave Il concert.
Much interest is manifested in the
coming game of basket ball to be play
cd at Billings on the 29th between the
b. II. a. team and the Triple &. Of
Billings.
DR.. Croft leaves on Thursday for
Montpelier, Ida. to visit friends,
Yesterday special services were held
in commemoration OF the birth Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-30
CRAzED INDIVIDUAL
TRIES TO KILL OFFICER

Ogden. Dec. 3O.--Spccial Officer Lam
bert discovered an individual numcd
George Miller trying to climb into the
city Jail yesterday, and ordered him to
come down. Miller complied, but also
drcw n revolver and threatened to kill
the officer. Miller was finally over
powered and landed in Jail, after
furious struggle. He Is believed to be
insane
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-30
CANAL WORK pROGRESS.

Ogden. Dec. 3o.--Work is progressing
RAPIDLY on the Weber canal which Is
being constructed along the rocky walls
of Weber canyon to supply Davis and
Weber counties with an additional sup
ply of irrigation water. Engineer Bos-
tarl1 states that he has $50 men now on
the Job and that fully 1000 feet Of solid
rock tunnelinG has been completed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-30
rornrll DISTRICT COURT.

Provo. Dec 3o.-The following orders
have been made in the Fourth distfict
court:
susie Ferre vs. George I'errc divorce.
restraining order against defendant set
aside; evidence taken in plaintiffs
application for suit money and the mat
tor taken under adv!sement till Dec. 81.
Artemus Holman VS.. Pleasant Grove
div: demurrer overrulcd; 80 days given
to answer,
Lake Shore Drainag sc District vs. JOS
cph T. Greer, ct al defendants aeinur-
rar sustained: leave given to amend.
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PROVO NEWS NOTEs.

Judge Noon. of the Juvenile court, Is
in Goshen today on official, business.
rho family Of Mr.. and MIS-. Clay
spenccr has been increased by the ar
rival of n daughter.
The rabbit hunt to Cedar valley,
which was set for yesterday, mas neen
nostponed for one week on account of.
the inability OF the railroad company
to furnish cars for the event during the
holiday week. a large crowd Is ar
ranging to go. and the rabbits are re-
ported to be very numcrous; which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-30
nunEAu OF PUBLICITY.

Provo, Dec. S0.--.A movement Is on
foot TO establish n bureau of publicity
ana information! to be supported by
pubic spirited business men. It's func-
ton will be to advertise the resources
and opportunities for investment az
vantages for home-seekers, elc,, "iiu "
supply Information to inauircrs along
these lines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-30
SECOND COAL COMPANY
REDUCES THE PRICE

Ogden, Dec. Gothic NJ. l.. Jones Coal
company today announced Il reduction
OF its. price To the figure OF tho i:on-
sumcrs' coal company anC 1he other
coal dealers arc expected 20 come in
with Il reduction in a few days. The
best quality of coal can now be procured
at Ogden from three dealers at $5.25 u
ton. whic, is less than the present coal
prices in Salt Lake City
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-30
MANY PERSONS ATTEND
HOSPITAL OPENING

Ogden. Dec. 3o.-Ahout $500 persons
yesterday attended the opening of the
Thomas Dec Memorial hospital. The
visitors were requested 10 register be-
fore being shown about tho building by
those in charge. Tho hospital was for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-30
NEpHI.
CHAPMAN SENTENCED
FOR RAISING CHECK

Ncphi, Dec. o9.-For raising q check
Of the Crescent tlcatcr mt Eureka
from 50 to So. Judge Greenwood
sentenced William Chapman to three
years in the state pcnitcntiary. The
defendant Is % years of age and was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff II. d.
Goldsbrough in Salt Lake City. He.
pleaded guilty to the charge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-30
lyATr1s IMPROVING.

Ogden, Dec. SO.-word was received
by e. o. Watts today that w. RI. Wat
It's, general manager OF the Utah Con
struction company. who was operated
upon for appendicitis in San Francis
co 10 days ago. is rapidly improving.
Mr. Watts will leave tho hospital Sat
urday for Ogden.
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to the retiring stake clerk. T. L. Thorn.
as. DIR. L. W. Croft who presided at
the meeting, made the presentation
speech, setting forth in n forccful NAM
t,er the untiring energy manifested Ut
all times by the retiring prcsidencT.
and the great achievements wrought
by them since coming into this colony
Earlier in the day the retiring prcsi-5
dency were bnnqueted at the residence
Of President Partridge at which the re-
firing members of the high council par-
.tiCipateh. L-.e
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promises u big time for the hunting
party
Deputy Sheriff F. Bachman went to
Salem yesterday, ana sold the Buyock
4 Hughes saloon building and stock,
Under an execution in favor Of Reiger
d Lindiey The property was bought
by the Judgment creditors for the
amount of the Judgment $3.50. They
have made arrangements for continuing
the business.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Ogden. Dec. GA marriage license
has been issued to Howard Stone and
Laura Frost, both OF Ogden
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Have It Photographed. Utah Photo
Materials Co. Phones, 1852.
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS.
Low excursion rates via THE SALT
ROUTE, between all stations in Utah.
tickets on sale December card, 24th.
18th. 9Gth. 3lst, January list and End.
;uod returning January 9TH. 1911.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-30
UTAlI COUNTY JUSTICES

Provo, Dec, 3O.-J'hc following is II list
of Utah county precinct Justices OF the
peace and coustablcs for 1911 the first
being tho justice and the second the
constable:
American Fork--Adolph Nelson, John
McTaguc.
Hone. =,
Cedar Fort-Oscar l.. Hacking, II.
colton-w. II. Thomas. T. V. Jack
Gin,on-rred l.. Robertson. Lorenzo
Tairfcld-D. L. Thomas, Lehman Nc
Goshcn-Alva Moore, Ben Cole.
Uighland--C. Il. Greenland. William
sellers.
Ichi-Gcorgc Beck Joseph Colledge,
Lake Nicw-W. j. Taylor, David Lees.
Lake Shore-Joscph Francis T. H.
Bellows. ~, p,o,
Provo-Edwnrd l.. Jones, Il. f. Roper,
yson-Samucl Worthington, Arthur
Daley.
Provo Bench--John S. Park, August
Pleas Peasant view-chas, Fl. wentz. Fred
IS srIringvilc-D. c. johnson, David A.
spanish Fork--Ncil Dahl, Joseph
Chapple.
ilton.
Spring Lakc-A. b. Thomas. Wiii,am
r. Harper ,,,,
Thistlc-John Thorgerson, Eiias
Gardner.
Vmeyard--Wllliam Blake. Conrad
Mag. Jr.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
MMY"SCHAEFFER
TO COACH AGAIN
Idol of California Will Whip
Rugby Team into Shape
Next Year

At a meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Associated students Of the
University of California, held last night.
James Schaeffer was unanimously Sc
lected to coach the Rugby football team
for another year. The reappointment
of Schaeffer was a foregone conclusion,
and the popular coach thoroughly de-
serves the honors that have been
showered on him since the blue and
gold victory last Saturday.
The advent of Schaeffer as head coach
last year marked a new era in foot
ball at California, and for two years
in succession the blue and gold team
has been victorious under the coaching
of Jimmie" That Schaeffer knows the
game has been amply proved by the
ability of the teams that he has sent
upon the field. But it is not merely
the ability of the man to 1nstill knowl-
edge into a team that makes a coach
successful. There is something else
that is necessary to whip the squad
into shape. 1t is that something else"
that Schaeffer possesses, and il goes
far and beyond the team. II permeates
through the whole campus at Berkeley
and every student a California is filed
with a fighting spirit that can be
directly traced TO Scha aeffer. II is known
a s the "Schaeffer spirit" 1t was the
sdilS tHliiS dC StdiIoEu uhueT IHe Lana
gan regime. and now the blue and gold
adherents thoroughly appreciate what
was meant by the flanagan spirit"
Schaeffer was assistant coach to the
late Doctor Taylor in 1905. and the next
year was made head coach. In the
summer of 1908 Schaeffer was sent to
Australia to study Rugby in that coun-
try. and so successfully did he absorb
the game that his team that year de-
fAated the cardinal for the time
in several years. This summer when
the All America team went to Australia.
Schaeffer accompanied the team as
coach, and his work with the California
squad this year needs no further com
ment than to point to the brilliant vic
tory achieved by the team last Satur-
day over the Stanford fifteen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
TRACK NOTES

The bidding up fever seems to have struck
the horsemen at Emeryyle, and hardly sell
ing race passes these days that the winner is NOT
bid ND and some other horse in the race
claimed When Pawhnska won the second race
W Gabriel boosted the colt TO S1.100 at which
price +. F. Wright the owner. allowed II to go.
Wright then got in the going and claimed 0s-
sabor for $500.
After winning the third event. Colonel Jack
was run up to $500 by c. r. Lamar. but was
retained by o, Turek, who came through with
the customary I'VE.
Lamar also made an effort to get Sepulreda
sational race. He boosted the winner mp to
500 but owner MacManus retained the colt.
After every selling race crowd gsthers in
front Of the judges stand, expecting action.
and the boys are giving each other some worry
about their steeds.
Bills Of 500 denomination made at home
have been making their appearance around the
ring.
Ed Whyte telegraphed from Omaha yester-
day that he was on bis way here. He says that
the horses belonging 10 r. ]. Mackenzie are be-
ing shipped from Canada 10 Emeryville
Gulliamas and Allen came down from Reno
with Irish Exile and Angeles.
Former Jockey James Mccarthy is planning to
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
OLYMPIC HANDBALL
TOURNEY ARRANGED
Entries Closed Yesterday and
Full Program of Games Is
Announced

Entries closed yesterday afternoon
for the Olympic clubs annual handban
tournament OF doubles. The games viii
be in charge of Nick ]. Prendergast. in
door commissioner of the club. and the
first games will be played on the club
courts next Sunday. The fun list Of
entries and preliminary matches are as
follows:
First cass-Al Hampton and W A. Maguire.
Joe Condor and J. Lydon. al Fritz and Paul Fay.
Second class-Fred sherry and NJ A. Martin.
Clarence Clough and F. N. Goodrich. Frank Foran
and Joe Covert. Fritz Wagner and A. Mahoney.
DIR. G. NJ Converse and A. b. Mouder.
Third elass-Milton Rapp and George Birdsall.
Westphal and Russ. Doctor Raeigalupi and y. j.
Prendergast, Mckenzie and Breen. George Ivan
nor Collins and Carroll g. Miller and L. GoodeI.
Harry CoSgrin and F. Roberts. J. p. Glyun snd
W. r. Larzalere, Messer and Al Bullion, Boards
ley and Lederman.
Fourth class-Cerighino and Hensy Rippor.
and Atkinson Holtz and Burness. sloan AMI
Friedman. Otto Walhsch and Ash. Henry Miller
and G. Dawson. Walter PomerCy and l.. Gabi-
rino' L. Stewart and NJ Pfaf, j. Stewart and
NOVEMBER 20
1880 a. m.-Slcan and Friedman versus Gahi-
riao and Pomeroy; Ferrari and Atkinson versus
Holtz and Burness
80 a. m.-Ciareuee Fay and o'Couuor vc--
sUs c. Miller and l.. CiOOdel: Nat MeSser and J.
2. Glynn versus Al Bullion and Larzelere
1880 p. m.-GeOrSe ONnard and q. NJ. Ne
Naughton versus Walhsch and Ash: Clarence
Clough and F. NJ. Goodrich versus z. Foran and
Covert
1:3O p. m.-NfcKenze and Breen versus Jack
Settle and G.. IvancoVich Nfahoney and Wagner
versus Converse and Moulder.
2:s0 p. m--WestPhal and Russ versus Boards
ley and Lederman.
NOVEMBER 81
1:3O p. NJ. stewart and +. Johnston versus
L. Stewart and NJ Pfah.
$50 p M. J. Preudergast and Doctor Baci-
galupi versus F. Roberts and Harry Cosgrin.
$50 p m.-Homer Rippon and CereghiuO YER
sus H. c. Miller and G.. Dawson: George Bird
sail and NJ Rapp versus Collins and Carroll
The official referees and scorers for
the tournament have been announced
as follows: Al Hampton. y. j. Prender-
CAST. j. j. Condor. Nat HewstOn. DR..
L. ID. Bacigalupi. T. J. Lydon. Phil
Wand, Bob Macarthur and Charles
Knight.