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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
OHIOAN LOCATES
AT VAUGHN. N. M.
Farmers are Busy Getting in
Crops--Vegetables Are
on Market.

Vaughn, y. NJ, March 24.-Dumas &
McMullen have located three more home
steaders. They are Ray W. Holt, Frank
Giles. Neal d. Holt, from Rutland. O.,
all men of families. They have sent for
their families
Since the rains spring planting has
begun in earnest The farmers don't
seem bit discouraged from last years
drouth. Many OF them have more
knowledge of the dry farming process
and intend cultivating along that line
the coming season Kaffir corn seems
to be taking the lead with experimenters
in grain.
Vegetables grown at Corona, n. NJ.
80 miles from here, and as nice as those
anywhere, are being peddled on Vaughn
streets.
Rev. E. c. Taylor. from Oklahoma. is
here and to stay The Baptists are try
ing TO arrange for him to divide time
between the churches here and at Duran
n. NJ.
Miss Samary EzzelI has gone to Tenn
pie. Tex, having been called to the bed
side of her father. Rev. S. r. Ezzell
who is critically i'll.
E. Romero, of Las Vegas. n. M is
preparing to open a big lumber yard
here.
Camilo & Chacon have established a
new partnership on Cedar street next
door to the restaurant
DR.. J. w Eatherton has gone to Eu-
reka Mo-. where he will reside in the
future
Mrs. ]. E. Jeffries has been called
to Kentucky on account Of the Illness
of her brother.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
CONTINUED From Yesterday

now" he replied. "She asst me to get
If fer her. She wuz in turrble hurry
an drefful white about the gills-"
"Where'd she tell the man TO drive
tor she inquired
.T dunno. didn't hear that" said
the boy.
Patsy waited for no more Her first
thought was to try and find Dan IN
the audience. He knew CraWford's adj
dress. and she did not. But she rea-
soned that if she went to her sweet
heart she would have to tell him the
whole circumstances. And, besides. he
was with her parents. She decided
fhat she had better leave him out Of it
Dragging him in might only make mat
ters worse. Yet how was she to find
ont where Crawford lived? It occur
red to her that his name might be In
the city or telephone directory. she
could have consulted the telephone book
at the Office Of the theater; but, con-
Guiding that it would be avisable to
avoid the Office, she went to neigh
boring drug store The book gave the
address, sure enough In another min
ute she was on a car bound uptown.
Crawford had hardly closed the bed
room door ON Nora when Patsy burst
into the den, followed by Rogers, still
demonstrating
81 knew you was in. l felt sure OF
It." said Patsy by way Of greeting.
'Where's my sister,
''Your sister," he repeated.
Eyes, Nora Is she here-has she
been herey
I've just come in. My man might
know" he answered frigdly Rogers,
has a young lady called within the
last five minutes?''
mo, SIR" replied the valet.
THAT will do, Rogers"
That's funny" said Patsy half
alphabetically. "She amt at the show
shop. L thought sure she must "a
come here"
Did Miss Nora say she was coming
here" he inquired.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
OFFICERS SEIZE
STRUGGLED HORSES
Stock Held by Customs In
spector-Revival Opens
at Maria.

Maria, Tex. March 24--While in the
central part of Pesidio county hunting
beef cattle, deputy sheriff Dave James
horses. He took charge of the animals
Perrine, who has them in his possession.
Several Mexicans were arrested as sus-
poets, but no evidence against them
could be obtained.
Mrs. James Stewart and daughter,
Miss Grace, and James Noble and Mrs.
Victorine Glenn came over from Fort
Davis In Mrs Gleim's auto
James Stewart has leased the Stewart
house at Fort Davis TO I. J. Dumble, Of
Denver, Colo.
viii Murphy and Dave Wease made
a trip. to Shafter in the latter's auto
mobile.
County judge w. w >Bogel has ap-
pointed Dan Knight county commissioner
Of precinct No. 4. to succeed ]. D.
McCarn, resigned.
Rev A. s. Carver. of Maria will hold
at Alpine next Sunday. There will also
be q cantata
]. H. Hamilton has sold the Hamilton
cafe to J. W. Brantley, Of Crowen,
Tex.
Rev. J. J. Maurer. of Maria, will hold
Easter services next Sunday at Ma
rathon.
Rev Perry Cross, evangelist from San
Antonio, began a two weeks revival
meeting at the Christian church.
Mounted inspectors Tom Perrine and
Lee Grigsby were here from Preside
attending the preliminary trial of Man
uel Sanchez on the charge of smuggling
He pleaded guilty in commissioner Grif-
fins court, and his bond was fixed at
S40O.
Mrs. Mary Young is a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Pool at their ranch near
Maria
The Maria Manufacturing company is
putting in an air compressor for auto
mobiles
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Swift have gone to
Saspanico. Tex, to reside permanently.
J. E. Swift. who was visiting here ac-
companied them as far as San Antonio en-
route home to Floresville
Wiley Moore received a message from
Sierra Blanca that Mrs. Moore's mother
Mrs Fannie Lane, had relapsed from
a serious case of pneumonia and was not
10 live.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
No" she admitted

NO" she admitted
Perhaps she went home, he sus
gested dryly.
"She did not" said Patsy, IAN
wouldn't be surprised if she's on her
way here"
"You wouldntY Well, 1 would be-"
why? You've been tryin' to make
dates with her after the theater an
inVitin' her out to supper, amt you?
An you've had her out to lunch"
Crawford wondered where she could
have learned about it He did not at
all Ike the way things were turning.
I've invited her to supper several
times" he admitted carelessly, but
She never would accept"
well. maybe she'll be here tonight
little later" said Patsy, who was re-
covering her habituaI sang froid.
L haven't received any word that
she'll be here later" he remarked,
with bored air
FRO BE COntinued)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
TUCUMCARI GUARDS
PREPARE FOR INSPECTION

Tucumcari, n. NJ, March 24.-An IN
speeding officer from the regular army
accompanied by adjutant general A S.
Brooks, of the New Mexico National
guard, will be in Tucumcari on the
evening of April 4, to make the annual
inspection Of the local company. The
company will get an SIS appropriation
for each member present at the time
of inspection. The company is now
making preparations for the inspection.
Chas. 'McCray, of Clarendon, Texas,
is here on q 7eal 10 purchase the Tu-
cumca-i steam laundry.
Ellsworth Plumstead gave the last Of
the series of lectures of the Midland
Lyceum bureau at the Presbyterian
church
A marriage license has been issued
to l.. ". Sisler and Miss Mabel Stanley,
both of San Jon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
WELLS PUT DOWN
NEAR VALENTINE
Crop Acreage to Be Doubled
This Year Steers Bring
Top Prices.

Valentine, Texas, March 24.-Krox
Williams and c. T. Hawker are putting
down wells on their land north of
town.
Farmers are all busy getting their
ground in shape after the rain. There
will be double the acreage planted this
year of any previous year
w. H. Cleveland has sold $50 steers
from his Valentine ranch at s3S head
which is the highest price ever paid in
this section.
The W. o. W. presented R. R. Young
blood with a gold chain to remind him
of his birthday.
John H. McCutchen, representing The
Ell Paso Herald, Is IN valentine.
Operator J. F. Smith is taking a
weeks vacation and will spend a part
of the time in FL Paso. He will be
relieved by H. W. Coate, Of FL Paso.
C. W. Peek, of Munday. Texas, was
in town looking after his town and
country property.
George NewtOn's little boy, who has
the measles. is improving
Paul Shanks is in Ell Paso, buying
for his new house which is now I'M
der construction.
Miss Ora Vowel and Lou c. Gillett
were visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Evans.
Russell S. Brooks and Henry G.. Nc
Farlane are moving their camp from
the mountains to Valentine.
Miss Ophie Parker leaves Valentine
soon for the Dan Knight ranch, where
she will commence teaching school
April 1, and continue through the sum-
mer.
c. E. Corning is identifying his home
and lawn by adding numerous new
shrubs and vines.
Dan Knight, accompanied by his lit
tie boy, came in from his river ranch
and went to FL Paso, where the little
fellow will be examined by a specialist,
growth having appeared on his up
per lip which is feared viii prove ia
tai unless checked
c. F. Nevans and FAMILY are visiting
at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Bark Par
ker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
SANTA ROSA TOWNSHIP
TO IRRIGATE so ACRES.

Santa Rosa N NJ. March 24.-The
townsite company is preparing TO irri-
gate about 80 acres east Of the city.
A contract for water has been made
with the Baca estate.
Gus Stern manager Of the Noise Bros
mercantile house at Vaughn, spent the
day in this city.
Mrs. r. H. Brown is quite sick at
her home on Fifth street.
The local lodge OF the Modern Wood
men Of America will give a dance for
the benefit of the order Monday even
ing
A number Of the friends Of Rev. J.
L. Freeman very pleasantly surprised
him at his home, the occasion being
his 6Sth birthday Prof. Frank Morris,
in behalf of those present, presented
the doctor with a purse of IS dimes.
During the evening drawing contest.
in which DR.. J. T. Rudolph exceled,
furnished much amusement Refresh
mentS were served
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
NEWS FROM NACo, ARIz.

Naco. Ariz., March 24-Editor Cohen,
Of the Sonora News, has returned to
Cananea-
The private car Verde" was attach
ed TO the westbound passenger of the
E. P. & S. W. railroad, containing W.
c. Greene and family.
The Copper Queen Mining company
is sinking a three compartment shaft
on the White Tail Deer, and is also
building a spur track connecting ii with
the main line of the E. P. & s. W. The
shaft work is being done by contract
the Queen mining company furnishing
tools, powder. supplies and paying for
it by the foot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
TULARosA TO ISSUE

Tularosa, n. Nj, March 24.-At a
meeting Of the school board and citizens
It was decided to issue $500 bonds to-
ward building a new schoolhouse-
NJ o. Stacks has returned from the
Bismuth mine in the San Andreas. Mr..
Stacks had taken load 70 the mines,
some 75 miles from here and while wa
tering his horses one got away He has
not succeeded in finding it.
Mrs. A. E Cochran and SON are here
from Las Vegas, looking after prop
erty.
J. F. Collins who has been seriously
I'll for some time is able to be out
again.
The Junior Epworth league will en-
tertadn the children with an Easter hunt
Sunday at Dr. Longs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
WOMAN DIES SUDDENLY
AT ALTO, NEW MEXICO,

Alto. \. NJ, March 24.-Mrs J. w
Sellers died very suddenly. She leaves
a husband ard five small children. Her
remains were taken to Savers. Okla
homa, for intermend.
Mr. Johnson, father of s. NJ Johnson
of Ruidoso, died of pneumonia at s
o'clock after an Illness of two weeks
The Alto sawmill is now turning out
lumber
In the spelling contest between Alto
and Angus Alto came out victorious
Miss Ula Gilmore .:as been visiting
her sister, Mrs. u. V. Tully at Glencoe.
Fred, Gerald, Geraldine and Jamie
FULLY were up from Glencoe visiting
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
Gilmore, merchant and postmaster.
W. II. Lane is sowing oats
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
By James Forbes

Don't, Mr. Crawford, don'tr' she
painted, pushing his face from her.
LET me go or l will scream for help"
A succession of quick, persistent
"drings" Of the doorbell caused him to
pause. They were followed by the
sounds of an alteration.
what the devils that?" calculated
Crawford
"You can't see him, MISS they heard
Rogers expostulate. HE isn't here"
"But l can and will see him, and if
he isn't here I'll wait till he comes. and
you won't prevent me-"
Patsy 1 am lostp' gasped Nora in
horror.
Don't you dare push me: I'll raise
the roof an bring the police an all the
neighbors up" came Patsy's voice in
distinct but not loud tones.
Great Caesars ghostr' swore Craw-
ford Shed do it. What brings that
woman here? She mustn't see you.
Get into the electromagnetic"
When Patsy had returned TO the dress
ing room at the theater with glass Of
stimulant for her sister and found that
she was not there she was very much
astonished and also much perturbed-
They ought already to be in their
places for the performance She began
hurried search for her. That the girl
might have left the building did not
occur to her. for she had noticed that
her street clothes were still hanging on
their accustomed hook She was IN
able to find her. however, nor had any
body of whom she made inquiry seen
her. She ascertained by observation
that she was not where she ought to
have been, among the other girls in the
wings. The stage door keeper had not
seen her go out. he said. which was
perfectly true, for he neglected TO men
ton that he had absented himself for
a few minutes. Greatly mystified, she
could reach but one conclusion, that
she had got out Of the theater in some
way and gone home Nora had been
terribly agitated and had said that she
felt ILL., She must, have been in bad
state indeed not to have changed her
clothing.
Milly Sultzer came running into the
room.
Come on. Patsy" she cried. They're
holding the curtain You'll get into
trouble"
But Patsy's mind was made up. She
would go to Nora. The girl might need
her help
LET 'em hold itr' she said. my sis I
tiers gone away i'll. an I've got to look
after her"
Swiftly she changed her clothes and
made her way home. There was no
light in the fat. Nora was not there
nor had she been there apparently.
for nothing had been disturbed. Patsy
now was more than worried: she was
alarmed She returned in haste TO the
Long Acre. but nothing had been seen
of Nora there. 1t flashed upon her that
the girl in her desperation might have
dashed off just as she was to seek
Crawford and demand the note. intend
ing to return to the theater IS quickly
as possible This became conviction.
for at that moment the call boy came
along and noticed her troubled mein.
''Lookin' fer yer sister, Miss O'Bri-
emp he queried.
"Yes." she said eagerly. Have you
seen her."
81 seen ker hike off in a cab Just
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
NEW BUSINESS HOUSE
GOING UP IN MONTERREY
Cattle Roundups Are Now in Progress
-Oeorgia Man Purchases Mon
tercy Office Building,

monterey, n. NJ. March 24.-F. A.
Brlscoe is having a new business house
put up 1t is to be used for a store and
restaurant.
Inc bar ". roundup wagon is now To-
Gated In the valley The 1 bar y outfit
Is also working with it,
The infant OF Mr.. and Mrs. EIkins
is reported very ill.
D. W. Thompson, from Georgia, has
purchased the office building at Mon
terey and will open cold drink and ice
cream stand
A L. Douglas has gone to Ell PasO
to have his eye treated.
W. u. Upton has gone to Ell Paso for
q Few days He will also make a trip to
La Mesa. N. NJ.
Mis- Dorothy Wharton is reported on
the sick list.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
NOGALES WOMEN
FORM NEW CLUB
Home Talent Play to be Pre-
sented-Two Ballteams
Organize.

Nogales, Ariz., March 24-The women
Of Nogales have organized an auxiliary
to the Santa Cruz club with officers as
follows:
Mrs. r NJ Parsons. president; Mrs
W. w. Carney, vice president; Mrs. a.
c. Kingley, secretary and treasurer
Four women of the membership viii
act as hostesses for each month pro-
viding some diversion for the after
moons entertainment
A farcicaI comedy entitled What's
Next?" viii be presented by home tai
ent on the Lyric stage, March IS, for
the benefit of the public school library.
The cast Of characters follows:
Polly Poke $500 Miss Ethel DOherty
Rose Nader 1920 Mrs Maud Matthews
Mrs. Wallace =. Miss Margaret Hughes
DR.. Chas- Chintzer -..L E Ross
Moses Nader ---G. II. Madden
Phineas Poke .Zin Dawson
Seph Somers .Ed MIX
Willy Willy Tom Tompson
Samantha Scroggs. Hattie Agu1rre
Archibald Smith Herbert Word
Timothy Treuwith- Grover Marsteller
Mrs. T. Van Merrick, directress.
Those composing the quartet are:
Mrs. l. c. Dodge Mrs. H NJ. Claggett,
Mrs. George P. Jones, Mrs H. W. KEEL
sey, A. H. Maiden. Ed Mix, Tom Tomp
son and T J. Tonkin-
News has been received in Nogales Of
the death OF A r. Zimmerman at Dali
las, who was for some time resident Of
Nogales, being night dispatcher at the
Mexican depot
Four hundred head Of mules, another
section Of the Grant Bros. outfit COM
ing TO the states, crossed the line at this
l. l. - ~
of s11.900. Six cars Of the animals being
American and the remaining nine cars
Mexican mules, which were crossed IN
der bond to Mexicala, lower California.
Anovio Salido, OF Alamos, and Miss
May Peck. daughter Of councilman A
L. Peck, of Nogales. were united in mar
rage at the home Of the brides parents
by Judge NJ. Marsteller
The Roy and Titcombs" and the
Southern Pacifics'' are two recently or
ganized baseball teams in Nogales- A
city league is proposed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
Gro BE Continued,
TELEPHONE OFFICIALS ARRIVE.

Philip HamEn, vice president of the
new Tristate Telephone company, ar
rived Thursday from Denver, ac-
companied by Austin L. Hatch, assistant
treasurer for the company. H W. Bel
lard and family have arrived and Mr..
Bellard Will begin his duties as general
auditor Of the company as soon as the
offices are fitted up in the Rio Grande
bank building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
A CLOUDCRoFr BOOSTER

LeaFenworth, kanS., March % 1910.
Editor Ell Paso Herald:
notice in recent Herald discussion
of sanitarium for babies at Cloudcroft.
Allow me to say that that idea is a
winner There is no better place in the
United States for the purpose. I sent my
own baby there in the summer of 1908:
she recovered from serious illness with
great rapidly. You have hold of a fine
scheme; push it along. Very truly yours
H. J. Stacey, NJ. D.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
HELD ON THEFT CHARGE.

San Antonio, Texas, March 24.-Ru-
dolph Matthew'S employed at hotel
at Carrie Springs. was arrested here
charged with the theft of dia-
monds valued at $500 from Mrs. T. J.
Lane, Of this city, while she was visit
ing there two months ago. He was
taken to Garlic Springs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
ALPINE PYTHIANs ORGANIZE.

Alpine, Tex. March PA large num-
Der OF the Knights of Pythias lodge met
at the Woodmen's hall for the purpose
of organizing a lodge at this place.
There are a great many members here
and they expect to organize with large
membership.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
count Us ALI, RIaNKs.

BLANKS are being mailed TO the VOL
unteer enumerators from the office of
the chamber CT commerce, togather
with list of instructions as to how
the census is to be taken.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
EXPLAINS AN ACCIDENT.

Miss Maude Abbott writes from Tu-
larOsa, y. NJ, that she was not injured
in the runaway accident, in which her
horse collided with tie buggy OF I. o.
Wetmore. Mr.. and Mrs. Wetmore were
thrown out but not hurt either, she
says.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24

less, and that
DIR. Pierce's In of
home. His Prescrip cured
hundreds of them the tof
Il is medicine of its regularly graduated
It~inb
alcohol
medicine
Dpensary Association
" Pierce President Buffalo, N Ytk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
WELCOME WORDs TO Women

Women who suffer with disorders peculiar to their
should write DIR. Pierce and receive free the
advice of a physician of over 10 years. experience
"a skilled and successful specialist in the diseases
of women. Every letter of this sort has the most
careful consideration and is regarded as sacredy
confidential. Many senstiveIv modest women write
fully to DIR. Pierce what they would shrink from
telling their local physician. The local physician
is pretty sure to say that he cannot do anything
without San examination. DIR. Pierce holds that
these distasteful examinations are GENERALLY need
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07
PREJUICIO SPRLNTS TO ,
WCTORYM HANDICAP
Top Weighted Speed Burner Ecllpses
Bedwell Entry and Binocular
By E. w. CLARKE

~ REJUICIO accepting the MEMO Park handicap
distance supposed
II track figured his liking
and with Kedeis on his back
Madman running
receded the betting PreJuico was
l. Moore had bet down.
Madman
Pejuco but when they hit the
his
OF Madman, who
ahead dof Bnocular -.
easy prices all that had chance Caopus
and laid till
length Eloda B. on at the rear closed
had been bated ohe ran over
horses the nd beatB a head the place
OF the
the but the drive to the wire
beaFn bv Kerry the favorite ii the show
~
Bedwef Moving had
chucked Bishop
w. through for place and show
lively
% on Charley CaTs Chanl II second choice and
ito
Chantily close enough
through the IKE anu won easily
from Gossiper II. Chantly third
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07
TRACK GOSSIP

The Larkspur handicap, fourth on to. to-
DAVIS card. gives promise OF belns one
of the best races ever run at EmeIy
Vile. Five of the classiest 3 year oids
in America are entered and Handlcap-
per Martin Nathanson has sized tneln ln
ilp TO a nicely. The jockeys may nave
something to do with the result Du-
gan Will ride Turret, Shilling wljI De
aboard Chester Krum, Walsh on COP,
nertown. Kederis on Daddy Clip and
Anderson on Lady Elizabeth.
I q. Driscon has sold his four RaVel-
ston year olds and returned to Keno
ANDY Blakely bought Rayelston IL con-
tingently. Babe O'Connor got the pay
colt Constanthia, Charles King bought ;a
Ravia and Kain got Rayelstonia. Dris,
coll has booked q fine bunch or prooo
mares 10 Raveiston, including Neva
Lee. False Nuu, Hampton Beauty, Aunt
Bird fdam of Pajaroita), La Amiga
dam of Barney Oldfeld), and WHO
Rose. The latter is a hlly by Bea[
Catcher ont of Captivate, the dam OF
Horton. and is owned by Jockey Rus
sill.
Billy Porter. the black colt by Sain
out Of Can Remember, in Schneider $
barn. has been under the doctors care
for two DAYS. Trainer Casey says the
voungster is out of danger.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07
lRANSBAY SCHOOLS
TO BEGIN TOURNEY
Enter Six Teams i'm Catholic
League Basket Ball Series
for Championship

The Oakland branch of the Catholic
Schools athletic league basket ball
tournament win start Saturday, Janu-
ary Is. The following Alameda county
schools will compete for the. transbay
basket ball trophy st. Francis de
Sales, Oakland; St. Joseph's institute,
West Oakland; Sacred Heart North
vale; st. Joseph's academy, Berkeley;
and st. Anthony's school, East Oak
land.
The official schedule calls for two
games between each of the contending
schools. The series VIII extend well
on into March. The games will be
played at several Oakland courts, in
Guiding st. Mary's college gymnasium.
Several of the games are scheduled for
the newly equipped gymnasium at st.
Josephs academy. Berkeley.
The school winning the Alameda
county championship in basket ball will
play series of three championship
games with the school winning the San
Francisco tournament. These final
games will take place toward the end
of March. and at least one of them will
be played in Oakland.
Thus far the transbay schools have
the advantage in numbers, Alameda
county having entered six teams in the
tournament, while the San Francisco
schools have put but three fves in the
race for the cup.
The Victors, the 10 pound basket
ball team of st. Mary's college, will
start the new year Saturday evening
with a game with the Y. NJ. c. A team
of San Francisco. The tussle will come
off in the gymnasium of the Oakland
college. William n. Thorpe who man
ages the Oakland lightweight team, has
been putting his men through their
PAGES and feels confident that they will
be in fine fettle for the Saturday game.
The Y. NJ. c. A. players enjoy the repu-
tation of being one of the fastest 11o
pound teams in San Francisco.
Plans are now being discussed at
ST. Mary's for thorough overhauling
of the gymnasium classes and the es-
tablisllment of a graduated gymnasium
course.
The faculty council at this weeks
meeting decided to give regular credits
for gymnasium work, thus putting the
gymnasium classes entirely within the
college curriculum.
Gymnasium work has also been de-
clared obligatory for all regular stu
dents with the exception of those
actively engaged in field athletics.