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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
MEMORIAL SERVICES
FOR JOHN S. WEIGH

Memorial services under the auspices
OF his fellow workers will be held nj the
flrst congregational church Wednesday
afternoon, beginning at o'clock, in
honor Of John S. Welch, late supervisor
OF the grammar grades of the city's pub
nc schools. The general public is In
Nltcu TO attend these services, too
Tie services were called by a COM
mittcc composed OF Elizabeth V Fritz
Mark Brown, Harold J, Stcarns e. S.
lIallock and \. B. Kcslcr, Monday and
arc being held under the auspices OF the
clly's public schools for the reason that
1t was felt that the members OF this svs-
tenn best may show the esteem in which
they held Mr. Wclch. To permit teach
crs, principals and supervisors of the
citys school system to attend the INC
mortal. the schools likely will be closed
at an carly hour Wednesday afternoon.
The principal speaker will be the Rev.
Elmer Goshen, pastor Of the church in
which the immense memorial is to be
held Others Intimate with Mr.. WeIch
and his work also will tell of his worth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
AMERICAN WOMEN
HOLD A MEETING
Enthusiastic Gathering at the
Home of Mrs. Joseph NJ.
Cohen.

largely attended and enthusiastic
meeting Of the Woman IS American
club was held Monday afternoon at
the home Of the president. Mrs. Joseph
NJ, Cohen 1Q1 South Second East street
feature of the meeting was a strong
address by Attorney George NJ Sulli
van. Attorney Sullivan. during the
course Of his remarks, pointed out the
fallacy of taking up national issues and
some local issues, specifically mention
ing prohibition, until the great issue
which now confrouts the American
party is settled, and Utah is free
state,
Attorney Sullivan was confident that
inc party Of progress viii win sweep
ing victory at the polls on November
8, thus giving 10 Salt Lake county the
same clean, honest, progressive admin
Istration that is not being cnioycd
by Salt Lake City.
In addition so Mr. Sullivan S address,
there was music by Miss Myra NJ. Ken
dal, Mrs. Corinne Harris Hammer. ac-
companicd by Miss Marjorie Mulvey,
and Curtis Cohen, accompanied by Miss
Miriam Cohen 4 business meeting was
held and number of matters of rou-
tine business attended to. A number
or new names were added to the mcm-
bcrship roll. At the conclusion of the
meeting, refreshments were served.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
WELL KNOWN YOUNG
MAN IS IN TROUBLE
0. W. Eoigt. Late of Ogden,
Said to Be Short i'm
Accounts.

O. w. Noist. aged - years. son OF Mr..
and Mrs, II. +. Noist. &C South Fifth
East street, was arrested Monday night
at the home Of his parents oy Detectives
Wheeling and Schulz. charged with en-
bczzlinS funds OF the Electric Supply and
Fixture company OF Ogden, OF which
concern the young man bias been hook
Keeper, Tho request 10 arrest VoiSt was
made By the Ogden police and by Robert
Nichols OF Salt Lake, president OF tho
electric company.
MI Nichols declines 10 discuss Noizt's
arrest. other than To say the shortage
viii not amount 10 over $500
FolSt has been booSkeepcr for The
Electric supply and Fixture company for
The past two years and had always been
trusted employees. An examination OF
HIS accounts over sunday. it Is charged
revealed shortage. and the matter Was
placed In the hands OF the police
Noict came to salt Lake. Nondnv. to
visit his parents. and WAS arrested al
IL 80 o'clock as he returned fro-l a tb,
ater. where hc had spent the evening
Chief of Police Thomas Browning of
Ogden. Monday night. said thai yoIrt
had been laying OF from his work for
several days. under the plea that he was
i'll, and that his books were inyesfj-nicd
during his absence, the alleged shortage
then being discovered. The Ogden no
lice chief says he has reason 20 bcIirvo
that NolSt has been plunglng heavily on
the races.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
GOVERNMENT IN NEED
OF MANY FOREST RANGERS

The civil service commission will hold
An examination for assistant forest ran
ger on October 2f-2J. The department
of agriculture estimates that 900 eli
Sihies VIII hc needed during the field
season of 1911. Assistant forest rangers
arc paid an entrance salary of S1l0O per
annun.
The examinations will he hold at ma
tional forest headquarters in Alaska
Arizona, California; Colorado Florida
taaho Kansas. Michigan Minnesota,
Montana. Nebraska. New Mexico, Ne
Nada, Oregon. South Dakota Washing
ton and Wyoming. No examinations
VIII be held In Arkansas. Oklahoma and
Ian except at kanab. Utah. the head
quarters OF the kaibab national forest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
JEWISH NEW YEAR
IS BEING OBSERVED
UShcrcd i'm at Shutdown Monday
and Special Services Are
Carried Out.

Rosh IIosbanah, the Jewish New Year,
was ushered in at sundown Monday
night, and will be appropriately OBJ.
served by the Jewish people of Salt
Lake, Those of the orthodox, or con
scrvativc branches Of the faith, will
continue tho holiday for two days, but
with the liberal, or reform branch, the
festivities come TO Il close at sundowu
tonight
The Jewish Now Year is the biggest
of all feast days in the Jewish calendar,
and is observed with honor throughout
the entire civilized world. 1t is an oc
casion of joyful nature, au~ occasion
when the jewish people gather for re-
hglous worship, as well as for fcasting
and merry making.
At s O'Clock Monday night special
services, ushcring in the jewish year
06Il A NJ, were held by the conprcpa-
ton of Temple Is mai Israel and congrc-
CATION MoDtc6orc. At Temple B'nai
Israel Rabbi G. i. Freund conducted
the services, which were most largely
attended. Rabbi Frcund spoke on IA
special music added not n little to the
splendor of the occasion.
At congregation Montc6ore the
speaker was Rabbi J, ITcvcsb, and there,
also, the congregation was large one.
Today (Tucsday) will be the really
big day of the Observance. In both
Jewish synagognes the ceremony of the
blowing of the trumpet will be OBJ
served, According TO the orthodox Jews,
the trumpet must be the customary
Shofar, or RAM s horn, but with the
liberal branch, such AS is tho b mai
Israel congregations, the cornet is sub
This feature of the observance
VIII take place at 10 clock in Temple
Is mai Israel, and at II 'clock at con.
grcgation Moptefore. At the morning
service today Rabbi Freund will speak
IN New Years Threcfold Call. - while |
Rabbi Hcycsh Will take for his theme,
The New Year s Message
Congregation Montcfiore being of the !
orthodox. or conservative, branch, the !
observance will be carried over TO We'd !
lcsday, on which occasion Rabbi Heresh |
Will speak on 1.-The Book of Life. -
There will be special music at all of the
crNices, and much interest is being
manifested in the gatherings.
In commemoration of the great feast
lay most of the Jewish places of bust
less III Salt Lake closed at sundown
Monday night, to remain closed until
undown tonight.
Next week occurs the Jewish fast dav,
r Yum Kipper,p an occasion when
he people of the faith rigidly observe
he fast as laid down by the early gene
alton. On this occasion there will also
&c special religious services, the pro
ramme being announced later
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
HOWELL SLOW
To PAY STATE
Representative BorrOwS Funds.
but Ncglects to Keep Up
Interest.
HIS NEIGHB0R THAIN'S
NOTE is ALSO OVERDUE
Land commissioners COmplais-
ant to Violations by Two
Mormon Elders.

On page IS of book C. of Record;
of Investments of the state board
of land commissioners appears an in
nocent looking entry: "Dcecmbcr Z
1909. Note of Joseph and Mary F.,
Howell of Logan, Cache county, secured
by first mortgage on $50 acres in
Cache county $2470.
Interest Is Overdue.
This money was invested in the in
tcrcst of the state normal school.
That an officer OF the state who
bears the Endorsement of his church and
h1S party for The congressional nomi-
nation. who IN the past has had much
to do in his official character as Utah y
representative in the lower house Of
congress, should dip his hand into the
public treasury to borrow trust funds
is little short of scandalous, but with
the board composed as it is at present
some of whose members borrow its
funds for their own benefit at will
and pay by continued renewals. il is
little wonder that a loan to Joseph and
Mary +. Howell of Logan was approved
by the board.
Not Prompt to Pay.
Brother Howell is not quite as
prompt as he should be in the payment
OF his interest. and to that end has
contributed $2.SS TO the normal school
fund as interest upon overdue interest
Elder Howell is Il resident of the
same county as Elder Thain of the
state land board, who has "A note over
due and underpald at this time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
TEAM TO PLAY BINGHAM

The football team OF the Collegiate i'm
sttutc VIII meet the Bingham high
school team In the first game Of the
season al O'Clock Friday afternoon. TIE
team puts up good appearance in lis
daily work. and with such men as Vic
Tor Wood. ED. Davis. Jack Allen. Leslie
johnson and Bob lIutchcns in its line
up, should make a crcdiiablc showing.
All members of The Collegiate student
association receive the 25-ccnt round
Trip rate. and most of them arc expected
10 attend the game. The arrangements
TOT this game were completed Monday
evening by Managers G. III. Masters and
James Martin. The Collegiates announce
lhht they are ready TO play with any of
the high school teams
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
MRS. BESS DENIES GIVING
BABE AWAY "FOR KEEPS

Alice T.. Bess's second attempt 10 pro-
cure divorce from Robert Edward Bess
has reached the reply Stage. Mrs Bess
on Monday filed n reply in the district
court to Bess's answer. I'm which Hoss
charged, in his effort TO obtain the GUS
tody OF the children that they were not
being properly cared for and that Mrs.
Bcss had given tho baby. Mary. 10 Mrs
a. j. Tadjc for adoption.
Mrs; Boss admits that the baby was
put with Mrs Tadje for while. as wrr.
the other children placed with other
persons and in homes for children. to
enable her 10 pursue her vocation OF
nurse. but denies that the eldest child
was given TO the Tadjcs to keep or for
adoption. She asks the dismissal OF
Bess's cross complaint for q divorce and
the custody of the children.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
The stars incline, but do not compel
HOROSCOPE
BY Cosette
tuesday, October 4, 1910.
Jupiter doth reign
For trade and lawful gain.

Jupiter in ecliptic conjunction with ,bo
Moon and occupying benenc aspcct
rules favorably for commerce and ipousI
li! bcnehtinE workers making an ~
mospbcre conducive 10 new undertakinps
ana prospering all methods OF Lawful
An especially powerful benefit usnau,.
i e%crtcd 10 help OF new places of buei
nSss opcncd today, according TO the ruics
The signs OF inc day also are good for
,,rl n,c,rrtainInent. pleasure. recreation ana
family reunions. '
sign over al methods of gaining advan-
,a:e uhlustly. tyrannously or by devious
The place of the planet is in an oiry
sign: which is held To he advantarcn,,s
10 those who urc Just generous nIcn
IN temper. faithful ready 10 help others.
ana unanimous 10 cncmics" -
Favors done IN this period should hon
cht both recipient and civer
venus and Mars hold positions aug
urinS well for engagements and %o5
dinGs where boil, sides are actnataG IL ~.
pobie Ideals and have great force NJ
nmarScter ,na,i,.,c1 and high energy. Between
hery. inclining them 10 qua arrci over
lnconScqucntisl matters unless thc1, boar
The danger in mind. '"'
nc sign ausMs well for women in
mcpt OF others. S'i'pioy
All women, however must guard io.
,,r'',, - aShins, i IN" temptation To gossip or
spread news Of an unkind nature
Merchants dealing with women or With
nrtGIes needed for the person or Tor
INC household should he prepared Ia ioItc
advantage or the favoring tendency
An excellent sign extends ioday over
nursing and other offices done for tho
III and suffering by women
IN the Kitchen good augillv ig ovor
baking. 80 'N'i
Persons whose birth-daie this Is Will
gam during the twelve month if thov
In.
.ion. '"e p"cs-
Ch'idrcn arc born today under stars
ma la, are hcid 10 confer individuality. self
reliance and fi.:nncss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
FORGERY SUSPECT BROUGHT
BACK; DENIES HIS GUILT

Detective Earl Ripley returned Monday
night from trip to Oregon, having in
custody Sanford X. Marsh. a travelling
salesman. wanted here for obtaining
money under false pretenses. Marsh IL
is alleged. obtained $ll0 from the New
Windsor Hotel company last August by
means of Il worthless check.
Marsh was arrested at Grants Pass
Or 250 miles south or Portland The
return trip was made via San Francisco
Before leaving Grants Pass. Marsh at
tempted 10 secure mis- release by habcas
corpus. but failed. He denies his guilt,
saving he was never in Salt Lake
In oregon. Marsh was employed by a
wholesale drug company. lie gives his
age as 3S years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
EXPLOSION or BOILER
Is BEING INVESTlu|

An investigation is being c
into the cause of an eNploSlv.t,
crty park Sunday night. wnen ~ ~
blew up. causing damage ai'o@'iI S;i
about $500. Fire Chief w. ~. y.
tributes the explosion 10 Sas Tc-
ing i'm the furnace. but ParK a..
II. Heath believes dynamite
way in the coal
The explosion. which occnIIsI
o'clock. was a loud one S"'s-- -.
from the furnace room III S,,~1
uine. and an alarm OF Dre oI''f
company No. l. ENanlnalion'
there was no Wss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
SHEEPMAN WITH THROAT
CUT, is LIKELY TO LIVE

j. ~ Smith. who was found in Il cabin
on ms sleep ranch near Kemmcrer
WNo.. SATURDAY. with his throat cut from
car 10 car and who was brought To- fl,n
T.. -. >. hospital Sunday afternoon is
nkcly 10 live, His brother Dcputv
Hhcrif Andrew Smith. has beca unable
10 IND out how tho wound was inflicted
IL i3 not known whether file sheeur,an
attempted suicide or was stabbed by
somc foe. ''
smith was able To utter Il few words
AIonIuA. but was incohcrcni
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
OFFICIALS OFF ON
AN IMPORTANT TRIP

Walter j. Frazier, city food and dairy
coninissioner and I. Dewitt Foster.
clerk OF the city board of health Icavc
today tFucsday) for three days tour
of Utah and Sanpetc counties, for the
purpose OF Investigating the dairy CON
dttion5 there. II conditions favorin- ~
phoid or other cpidcmics arc found 10
exist they will stop milk from those
places where such conditions arc found
from coming into Salt Lake CITY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
NOTICE OF APPEAL
TO SUPREME COIIRT

CItL Attorney II. J. Dininnv on Mon
DAY Iied notice in the district court of
appcal 10 tlc supreme court of the city's
company. In the district court the c,i,
sought To condemn part OF Tho i,.ri.
ssl2n c9mpangs ground 10 enlarge the
ini icIpan'a $ water supply from Utah
!aNc' ana the jury assessed tho irri,y.
iiom company's damages at $7S 600.
Inc city believes that the damarce
tre excessive and unreasonable. hence its
appear; The Utah lake water IS wan,ad
10 c%chanEc for an equal amount of w.
tcr from Big Cottonwood canyon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
JAPANESE ARRESTED FOR
COLORADO EMBEZZLEMENT

lchin Men Onya. Il Japanese. who has
been going under the name here OF Frnd
Nlnoneyo. was arrested on Richards street
Monday afternoon by Riley NJ Beck
stead; captain OF detectives, and is being
held for Denver authorities who saw that
lcHlni Men Onya was secretary and
treasurer OF Japanese mercantile com
pany AT Trinidad. Colo. and abscondcd
WIN SJeo OF the firms money. The Dem
Yer police have been notified OF his ar
rest. 49, a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
KEARNS BUILDING.
The Finest Office Building Between Chi
cago and San Francisco.

ArraDge now For Office space,
The building Will be ready for oc-
cupancy January i, 1911.
Light, heat, hot and cold water, gas
and vault in every room.
Apply to J. L. McGinty,
Room 307 Herald Building, Bell
phone 1860.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
WIFE LEFT PENNILESS
ON NEW YEARS EVE

Ida NJ. Bislcr says IN 4 suit filed in
the district court Monday that Henry
w. BiGlcr deserted her without giving
hcr money With which TO pay the rent
and grocery bills and has refused to
listen 10 her plcss to return She de-
mands a divorce. the custody OF the one
child. $50 month alirnony and $50 al
lorney fees. They were married al
Washington Court House. Ohio October
), 1906. and Beler deserted her New
Years eve. 1909. Mrs. Bigler says.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
Zang Cafe.

Business men s fine luncheon. IL TO 2
p IN, 2Jc. Always the best Cold
German lunches our speciality. Import.
cd Hofbrau and Pilsncr beers Chat are
importcd). and English ales on draught,
26-2S West Second South. George D.
Roper DroDriptOr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
Mrs. Wells Honored

Mrs. Enmclrc y. Wells has been 20
lccted by the first presidency of the Nor
mon Ghurch and The general board of
tie rcliet society. 10 succeed the latc Mrs
bathshcba w Smith as president of Tho
r1ilci society throughout tho world Mrs.
CiaIissa smith Williams has been 60.
lectea Tor Mrs. Wclls's first counscIor
ana Mrs: Julina l.. Smith second conn
sclor The names OF the three women
~ih be presented 10 Tie conference the
latter part Of this week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04

The Heidelberg" is now serving 4
business mems hot luncheon from 10 to
2:3O p, m. German dishes a specially
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
Fill Up Your Bins.

Service and quality guaranteed
" Peacock. - Rock Springs and Utah
coal Central Coal and Coke Co. 40 w
Ind So Phones: Bell, Exchange So:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04

The "HeidelbcrgH makes "
of supplying private families w
ui1e imported Mucuchner oee''
and pints. Both phones.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04

Muenchencr Lowen Brau-the bev.
erage for run n-down constitutions and
nervous disorders; the finest brow in
tho world. On tap at the Heidelberg,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
Francis Woodmansee.

America S foremost pianist Miss Flor
eDce Jcppcrsou. contralto, Tonight, at
Salt Lake thcatcr. Tickets, sl.o0, zoe
and soc.
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Mrs. KimbaIl's Funeral

Funeral services for Mrs, Lucy w.
Iiimball. widow OF Joseph Smith. the
founder of the Mormon church. and later
The wife of lieber c. Kimball will be held
Wednesday afternoon at l o'clock at the
Eighteenth ward chapel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04

Drink Pilsener--thc peer of all
beers, the nectar for the bon-vivant;
only genuine at the Heidelberg.
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Funeral Notice.

Inc funeral OF Mrs. Kate johnson will
OF Mrs. Kate Burton, lis Second ayno,ie
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J, H. Kent
Architect. 625 Newhouse building.
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Today's Programme

The programme for today
TO be interesting. 1t will iue|
election of officers. At noon Il
bers of the association will br
20 an organ recital at the faf
following which they will r
luncheon at the Commercial 81,
programme for today, which 4
session. is as follows Z
"Inscct RIfoS's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-19

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sea-sn game lasi fall In one inning aoraaa tHrned
around 70 inc umpire bari Of tao bo1 and On
-srsed don kn"s Nho yca are. but ypu
aren losing an mani yo8 repied ne
H'pirs uho i no~ president ~ ire Nsuonai
lsagu~
Iosn Hsy der now draws maps ~ soif courses
pnp-r and ~ thr sarn~ method mere isn 1
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KEN sal kans IN frooLi
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tuoth~r 40 hss b~sn found for BOTTLES ~ ROO
thhn 20 N ne ssopbngAs 81 bnsn~e them of
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o. - ali - lAthrrs. 40 diversity 81 Misht
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Hrf Th~ - % rai college nave MAJ ~ fearless
HifA ne bst bot h@ - fesrsour vita "a
tln7f-l ~ 49, rs tqbb i ~ rrratest nlay rr
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40 inc And f~s sss sons before that
10 M n1tion ~ hardest rlas IN ire hfp Of
ne f1irf 80. 81 = aiNai made q nuni Nith =
fssf uar ~ ng'to ads anfs from first ~ -~~und
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IN ~. fsil ~ riUfrn no hail ~ 80 throa goes
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ptrrer B. Flry % ne e nnrr'irut lIterAry
d r,sft .tiua RAW ~ - out nineteen men toe
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COLI BII non ING.
Baa weather Hampers TrsInsnE for Nav,

The ColGn ba crews had an enforced
layon ye~tsrday afternoon a. the .fr0ns
wtnd- from the EAST kicked 40 such -es
on the tdgswater shore ~ m. hudson
that II would have been im,o..inl. 70 get
more than halt DOZEN ysrdz from me
noat IN a shell RE va- none too ell
pleased with me situation FOR coming a.
u docs m me fnsl Stages 81 the tratninr
for the Annapolis rae tho dsvsloureut
Of the yar-I'y siEht - hsmpersd materially
Inc weather - ~ Nm me same - n Nas IN
the weeks prscsdinz ne rare silh BARNARD
last spginE and Rice - fearful thai he ali
have 20 contend agsin-' tho zane dds
a. then lthopgh y@-t~rdav "a. onIy
the fourth day mat The ,fsW- have fni--sd
RractIoe IN the ~ Aecs- they hAvs been
. week. no wort having been aeon pltshei
lasf Monday or SATURDAY
Saunders H. sftll undecid~d a. 70 ~hssher
he VIII ~ able 20 ros. bu' ever, ~doTt
70 opposed 20 hts iskins on an, more an
l9tir work this year and believes mat a.
long - ~ I'll be hack neat year 'ha , r~v
should 10 able - g~' along vrh8Hu MN
this sprlnR hssrOr. VINO rOV-d 10 The
- Poughkeep-i@ N June. i1u- mat he sf5ja
20 48f In "a q Week Or fgO ksafoF mad I.
knee bruised m an intsTcls-- ootbail game
He has doct0rsd y Tor The Ia, n = u'nnrp-
and " IL ~ last rounding into share kearnr
vas . yarsry -ubsfrute la-r -priag Sc
~Otlid ~ wst'ofn~ ai1ition 20 The QUAD
aspl,.'Sd a., ,s,,s ne pTs."n' ,.,"s. and
Win Ths .orning vsas Rice vuI ns.,p
10 give The varsity etght -pFues tao fTiis
epFinfs. A. The freshmen have bsen i,s,sf 81
N a -hsII Ne vili 10 able 20 ,io thi- e..
eaeiv. ustng the freshman bOHf a. a maze
maker In the second mile