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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07
'AR|DILAADA
ENTRIES
BARRED
NONE ALLOWED ON DO
MAIN WITH ORA w N
UNDER RECLAMATION
NO SETTLEMENT UNTIL
SECRETARY GIVES NOBCE \
Persons Heretofore Have Dssn'I
Able tO1locaie Before Maisf
Was AyaNah|s


Special TO Daily Leader.
Washington. July THE act Of
Jrne 20, 1910 providing for loan OF
S2O,0OO00O to the reclamation fund
contains q provision which Is OF gen
eral interest to the West. as 1t will
affect the making OF entries upon re-
clamation projects.
Section OF this act provides In ef.
feet that hereafter no entry shall be
allowed upon lands Withdrawn as sus-
ceptible OF Irrigation until the secre-
tary OF the interior shall have issued
the usual public notice establishing
the unit OF acreage. announcing the
water charges and when water can
te applied.
Lands which have heretofore been
withdrawn under what Is known as
second form withdra walls under the
loclamatioif~ 1T will not therefore, be
subject to eitsV until the secretary
has issued public ~-aotjef.. Further
more. as the first form Wffl(yll ~ Is
by the reclamation act not hublccZ'
10 entry, the effect OF this new legls-
ation is to prevent entry on any lands
withdrawn under the reclamation act.
Settlers May Complete Entries
Where settlement Is made In good
faith prior to the passage OF the act
the settler will be permitted within
tre usual time to complete his ertry.
but further settlement or entry up
on such lands Is clearly prohibited.
The secretary OF the interior has
directed the commissioner Of the
General Land offices to notify by
wire such local land otfices as arB
affected.
The fact that under the reclamation
act entries were permitted upon
these second Withdrawals. settlers
were able TO go upon these lands long
tn advance OF the time when water
was ready They have thus been com
pelled TO Ne upon the lands without
being able " make a living from them
rs no crops could be obtained with
out irrigation.
The distress and hardships safer
cd by these people have TO . consid'
erable extent been the cause Of the
demand for this addition 10 the recla-
nation fund. and. therefore, while
this legislation docs not appear to be
pi operly part Of this act, yet IN Of.
feet II IL tho logical outcome Of tho
condition which called for the In
crease In the reclamation fund. '''
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07
THAT MEETING At SEVERY

The Leader II informed that al the
Republican celebration at the Sayory
place Monday 1t was not a Republican
candidate who said that "all Demo
crafts in Logan county are rebels and
socessIonlsts." The Republicans and
Socialists monopolIzed the program
There was no flag up and no patriotic
remark was made; Il was all office
A chorus put on flag song, which
was so out of harmony with the 9th
or proceedings that a Democrat
hnmorously took all the blame for
being the only rebel In the county
Miss Edna Wilson devoted few
sarcastic remarks to the fact that all
the men candidates spoke before she
AID because they had to hurry off to
a niger meeting"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07
GIRL DIES
Shot By Contractor for Failure
to Keep Luncheon
Engagement

Kansas City. Mo. Jnly miss
Ruby Hirsch. aged twenty-five, who
was shot by Edward NJ. Parker. a
contractor, last Tuesday night, De-
causc she failed to keep q luncheon
engagement with him, died ct The gen
e.al hospital today The prosecuting
attorney toasy iiied ci.afss q mar
der N the first degree against Baker,
who ia now IN the Y1nty jail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07
Harvest Hands wanted

Calls are being made on the state
free employment bureaus for thrcsh.
ing hands. Many men are being sent
to farms for the threshing season.
Farmers are invading the towns and
seem to have no trouble In finding
men. w. G. Ashton. OF the depart.
ment of labor, was in Enid yesterday.
lie found the bureau there doing a
large business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07
GOV. AlDLEY IS AROUSED
Offers Reward for Lynchers Of
Two Negroes At Charles
ton, Mo.

Jefferson City. Mo-, July - Gov
ernor Hadly offered reward OF three
fundred dollars today for the arrest
and conviction Of every person who
engaged In the lynching of two ne.
groes at Charleston last Sunday He
said there was no excuse for the
lynchlng as he has not commuted the
sentence Of any person convicted of
a capital crime.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07
IADMA SENATOR DIES SUDDENLY


Special to Daily Leader
Ardmore. July Dave Seeley. one
Of the best known full blood Indians
in Oklahoma, lies dead at the UNDER
taking parlors OF T. G. Bridgman in
this city SeeIey was member oil
the Chlckasaw senate, for score of
years he has been very prominent
among his tribesmen and could have
been governor Of the nation had he
Lot given away TO some of his friends.
He was known as an orator and when
Secretary James r. Garfield was In
this country on an inspection trip,
Dave Seeley made most eloquent
address TO the secretary in the inter
est on the removal Of restrictions
rom the sale OF Indian lands.
Seeley was about As years Of age,
his home is at Kingston, where the
remains will be taken for burial.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07
SELF
Woman Ends Lie After Shoot
Ing Husband and Small
Daughter

Chicago. July 7--Mrs. Emma Henry
Hulsaw, wife Of street car conduct
or. committed suicide after shooting
her husband and three year old
daughter The man and child, It Is
said BY the physicians. will probably
die.
In letter written before the trase
edy the woman accused her husband
of unfaithfulnsss and cruel treatment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07
STRIKE AEsDI!AI!lIs STOP
tBy Associated Press.)

Kansas city, July Negotiations
between the coal operators aud coal
miners Of the Southwest we're declar-
cd off temporarily by the operators
today because Alexander Howatt. rep
,esentlng the miners In Kansas, order
I'd firemen and engineers at the
mines In his district to quit work Ia
sympathy with the miners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07
MAYOR FARQuHADSON
STRAQDLES THE FENCE


When the time comes to settle
the question as to whether or not
the Johnson-Jeffries fight pictures
shall be allowed in local theatres |
shall speak plainly on the subject.
The matter has not been directly
brought to my notice and do not
care to say now what will do.
These were the expressions of Mayor
A. o. Farsuharson today when asked
as to the probability of action to pre-
vent the pright fight films from being
run here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07

ParoIed ~ Governor
Governor Haskell has pakuled Rob
ert P. Gipson. Hughes county, SEN
fenced to Une year IN prison for sell
Il 3 foortgzsct rrcrcr.y &c ara net
own. II WAS stated that GIpson's wife
Is 10 poor health and that there are
Two small. hes0less children.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07
"In the Interest Of Public Decency."
(By Associated Press

London. July 7.-Sir Howell Davies
has given notice OF his intention to
ask the home secretary In the house
OF commons In the interest of pub
lie decency" to prohibit the exhibition
of biograph pictures OF the Jeffries-
Johnson fight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07
BREAKS DURATION RECORD

NV Assoclated Press ]

Wy NNoSA*4NNH 'Vnrt
Bethany Plains, Rheims, July I'm.
Oiieslagera today broke the duration
record at the aviation meet now In
rogress here. He remained in the
AR for three hours and forty-five min
ules ) seconds. and covered dis
tance Of one hundred and fIfty.iivs
miles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07
Even to Indias Coral Strand.
(By Associated Prees.D

Calcutta, July 1.-THE demand Tor
prohibition Of the biograph pictures
OF the Jeffries-lohnson fight is spread
Ing to India The papers suggest that
the American authorities destroy the
films and compensate the owners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07
HERE'S A WARM ONE

(From the Bartlesville Enterprise,
Rep.)
To Joe McNeal: Your press dope
received, Hope these few lines find
you enjoying your usual good health.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07
100000 FIRE Loss


Minot. N. d. July 7.--tdre today
nestroyAd she hesis<<s povtion of Dass
Lac. near MInot. burning nlnelesn
stores The loss is over one hundred
thousand dollars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-07
An OPIUM FACTORY RE|l[l
(Dy Associated Press !

(By Associated Press,
81 Louis, Mpx July 7--An alleged
opium facioryswSs iraided here early
today and Its owner, Joo Sing,
Chinaman. Is being held by tho Fed
eeal revenue officers. The Federsl Of
ficers said the factoryl was running
full blast wien they entered.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-12-22
Jan Merkvan Mrtev.

Jan Merkvan, starry osadnik,
zemfel We SVEN dOmov9 10 mil Sc
vero zapadn6 cd m4sta sesIosti We
KEN We staff 81 rokn v nedei ra-
no v9 hodin. Pozistatky byly
pohfbeny M zde.isim katolickem
hfbitove "a hojneho icastenstvf.
Poslednf obfady vykonal velp.
Bouska. Zemfelf Sc narodil We
Chvalovicich, krai pisecky, v &c.
chach, a do teto zeme Sc svou 70.
dinou pfijel pred 40 roxy Rok
a ptl ztravili v Pennsylvania q
pax Sc pfistehovali do tohoto sta.
tn kde zemfelf zahral pozemek
mill ma vychod cd Tabora. Pred
n6kolika roxy koupi. 80 akrn 1C
mil od Tabora kde bydlel Sc svou
manzelkou az do svfho skonu.
Zanechava zde truchlfcf manzelku;
pet synn, Mataie, Jana, Vaclava
Tomase a .Jakuba, a dv6dcery, nj
Jos. Plavce, jenz bvdIi II lynda i
a pi. Josofa Bohace jenz bydli U
Lynch, Neb.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-12-22

We stfedu>a We ctvrtek nam ma
pablo asi tfi palce snGhu, take Sc
nemusime test ma vanoce beg toho
to zimniho hosta. KIDD ma auto
mobil must mu dat odpocinek.
Zhotovili jsme krasne nastenne
kalendafe pro firmy Chas. vauk
& Sons, Hruska & Trunec, a Nj.
B. Welt, ktere tito SWIM zakaznf-
KUN rozdavaji. Jsou to velmi
pekne kalendafe jsou trvalou OF
dobou kazdeho pffbytku. Zdejsf
banka az ptfsti ttden tez vyda ka-
lendafe Mani zhotovene, pebot Sc
obiednavka zpozdila. Tez jsme
zhotovili kalendafe pro pana SisIe-
"a, oblibeneho hostinskebo V Tyn-
dali a p. j. M. Petfika Lake An
DIES. Vydavanf kalendafG je dob
ry zpGsob oznamovani obchodu a
jest to vhodny vanocnf darek "a
kaznfkdm. Ke konci ledna, 1911,
budem mftf novou zasobu vzorkG
pro rok 1912, a ktery obchodnfk
zamysli rozdavat kalendafe dobfe
pochodi kdyz ie koupf u mas, ne
bot jsme v stavu je dati lacineji
nezli kazdy agent vychodu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-12-22
ve!ki YlPrOdei.

je v plnem proudu V obchode Bou
zovs ' Tyndall. Celf obrovskS
sklad zbozf Dude b6hem prodeje
vyprodan IN neobyceine snizene
ceny, TAX ably Sc udelalo misto pro
move zbozi. Kdo chce koupiti do
brou y6c lacino, dobfe uclnf, kdyz
Sc prodeje slcastni. Bouza Store.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-12-22

velk6, deite vypo6et j. Fl. Queal,
usetffme YAM penize.
Elsa HoraGkova jenz navst9vuje
skolu We Springfield, trdyi vanoce
n&vst9vou u rodic1 zde.
Sletny Ludmila Rnzena Ham.
bergrovy a 81. Anezka Zitkova by
Ii navstevou Tyndall dtery.
Josef Hrusks, jenz navstevuje
vyssf skolu We Chamberlain, pfijel
domu We ctvrtek by ztravil vanoce
u rodicn.
Name ma prodej warrantnf knfz-
ky pro skolni distrikty. Kazda
obsahuje 100 warrantn. Cena 75e
kus.
Frank Kost9l manzelka James
a Tomas HOSTEL rolnfci z Chas
Mix okresu byli zde navstevOu U
pfatel ma zacatku tydne.
Tanetnf zabavu sobotu Z ledns
uspofada SIM Sturmove Josef
Hala. Hudbu obstara Mikotuy
orkestr kazdy je uctive Evan. by
Sc sncastnil.
Edison fonografy jsou pfihod-
nym vanocnfm darkem. Nam je
ma prodej cd SO 80 do $50, teS
vyber angl. ceskych rekol du.
X. K Mkt.
Jos. Kocer nalezl papfrove penfze
dtery hostinci Hrusky a Trunce.
KIDD ie ztratil necht' Sc v hostinci
o ne pfihiasf pc zaplaceni teto
oznamky je obdrxi.
Kupte 81 deky a pfikr5vky ma
kone nynf. Tez 81 objednejte no.
We ksiry spavky pfftomnou do
bu nebot ma jafe Sc mi nebude dos
tavati casu. Josef Hubal.
Anton = Karel kocourek je-
jich manzelky Lidgerwood, N.
d. pc dvoutydenni navst6ve u pr
buznych tonic okoli Sc navrati-
Ii We ctvrtek do svych domovu.
Pr. Franka Kulise u Lakeport
Sc vazn9 roznemohla ma zatatku
t5dne he Sc prvu myslelo, ze ne
vydr&i. DIR. Blizek byl Timed po-
volan CO toto pfsem jeff STAY Sc
znacn8 zlepsil.
Harry Ro. r. Palmer byli v
Yankton a Tyndall v dtery, hleda-
jfcs Jack Palmera bratra posledni-
no, ktery pracoval ma farm6 U mel
a zmizel minulou sobotu way sse-
bou potah vGz majetek to r.
Paimra. Nemohli mu vsak pfijfti
ma st0pu.
j. A, Wagner koupll 80 kusn
Hereford dobytka cd Josefa Reza-
&c dial je odvezti ma svGj ranc u
Chappele, Hyde okres Bart
Wagner jenz ranc spravuje zasil-
ku doprov6zel. Dobytek byl ma
lozen cihlarne u Yankton.
Taborska kspela jela v 1terS We
Ger vyhrayati standrle .svemu Gle
novi Tomasi Wsgnsrovi do Lester
vile. Tomas jakmile je uztel a
,icel jeiich navatevy seznal hned Sc
postaral o blaho jejich zaludku il
spolecnost Sc nenucen9 v hofejsi
mfstnos.i inssiske sine bavila Una
menits ~ do casne hodiny rannf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-12-22

Dosvedcenf "a fijen a listopad,
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
MARKSMfN MAKE
MISERABLE RECORD
Showing of San Francisco Re-
V0fVer Club Likely to
Mean Defeat

The San Francisco representatives in
the United States revolver associations S
tournament fell down lamentably in
the match against the Springfield team
last Thursday evening, the locals max
ing a score of only 1866. This is the
lowest total recorded by the San Fran
cisco team in the competition. The San
Francisco lads had an off night and
failed to find the center of the target
with any regularity.
The Springfield score is expected by
Mondays mail, and not until then will
the San Franciscans know if their un-
beaten record has been tarnished.
The San Francisco scores against
Springfield follow:
]. f. German 2O7, Gus Armstrong
2Is, A J. Brannagan PA, r. Prentys
22l, c. W. Linder 206; total, 1.066.
Shell Mound ranges today: San Fran
cisco schuetzen verein, Germania
schuetzen club. Norddeutscher schuet-
zen club, Golden Gate rife and pistol
club, Independent rifles; Company A,
Irish volunteers.
The first monthly indoor shoot of the
Shell Mound pistol and rife club will
be held at the clubs range Tuesday
evening. Special prizes will be awarded.
The San Francisco turner schuetzen
has postponed its monthly shoot to the
fourth Sunday of the month.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
FAIR WEATHER AIDS
TRACK PRACTICE
Squad of Forty Preparing to
Uphold the Honor of st.
Mary's College
BY WILL SCARLET

The return of good weather has
given an added impetus to the prepara-
tions for the track season at st. Mary's
college. Coach Faulkner has a squad
of 40 on the college oval three times
week and reports gratifying prog
ress in every department of track and
field events.
Regis Starrett, st. Mary's track cap
tain, is confident that the Oakland col
lege will put winning track team in
the field this year. Track work has
been a part of the athletic program
at st. Mary's for only three years, yet
already the red and blue athletes have
come out on the long end in several in
tercollegiate meets.
The field events will be given special
attention this season. Besides Dickson
and Walker, both distinguished in the
pole vault and shotput, the college can
draw upon several freshmen, ,includ-
ing Thomas Wheaton, whose speciality
is the hammer throw.
ST. Mary's is sanguine of victory in
the short distance track events. In
addition to the runners who proved
sure point getters last year Captain
Starrett has in his squad men like Mnl-
doom, Ross and Stolz,s all of whom are
noted for sprinting. Stolz at present
holds the academic record for the 440
yard dash.
Cross country running will be re-
sumed at ST. Mary's before the end of
the month.
Here are some of the students at St
Marys likely to be selected to take
part in intercollegiate meets this
sea son:
Martin, Cam, Ennis. Stolz, Dickson
Starrett, De Benedetti Wheaton,
Hughes, Ross. Muldoon, Barnet, King,
Guigni, Walker, Stetson, Lacey, Miller.
Smith, Davila, Miles, Thornton, Simp-
son and Remmer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
TARS PLAN BUSY
YACHTING SEASON
AeOIian Yacht Club Leads in
Activities With Improve
menfS at Clubhouse
By HERBERT HAUsER

The amateur tars aboht the bay are
already getting busy for the opening
of the yachting season, though it is
still two months off
For several Sundays past the Ala
media contingent OF the fraternity have
had gatherings at the Aeolian yacht
club, and are making extensive improve
ments to the clubs property. The
keepers quarters have been put in good
shape and a reliable man engaged. The
members are marking off the channel
between the Bay Farm island and
drawbridge and the Encinal boat club,
with pile beacons.
The club is selling the sloop Idler for
the benefit of its building fund. At
the last meeting of the club the initia
tion fee was raised from SIS to $40.
Commodore Louis T. Ward of the
Aeolians is planning a trip to Catalina
island on the yawl lola.
The San Francisco Yacht club is
planning extensive improvements in it's
clubhouse. The adjoining lot which
was purchased last year will be utilized
by building an annex to the present
house, to which another story will be
added.
During the coming season. j. r.
Hanifys schooner Martha will fly the
sloop Meteor will lead the Corinthians,
while Louis t. Ward and Roy Barney's
yawl lola Will command the Aeolian
fleet
The Golden Gate yacht club has pur-
chased an ark which will be anchored
in Richardson bay off Baron's wharf
to be used as clubhouse.
&C. F. Kletzker of the Aeolian club is
preparing to launch his new 35 foot
S1ncn a addition n the Alameda
clubs fleet.
The Pacific interclub yacht associa-
tion will meet at an early date to dis
cuss the new measurement system.
There is little doubt that the rules
Will be adopted. Commodore Joseph
B. -Macdonough of the New York
yacht club, who has been the donor of
the local trophies for many years, is
decidedly in favor of the change. Com
modores William G.. Morrow and f. 6.
Phillips are also strongly desirous of
revision.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
SOCCER CONTEST TODAY
IRISHMFN AND
SCOTS TO meet
international Soccer Contest 10
Be Played To-day al the
Preside
By BOB SHAND

The FIRST international soccer contest
between Scotland and Ireland ever held
on the Pacific coast will be played this
afternoon al the Preside athletic
grounds, and the fans are taking more
than the usual amount OF interest in
the contest The proceeds will be
turned over to L. Evans, a member Of
Gently sustained serious injuries by
falling from a building.
The Irishmen found the selection Of
their team a hard task, as the sons OF
Erin are not over plentiful in the Soc
Ger field However. excepting a num-
/ Der OF lads whose parents are Irish and
some others who once saw a four
leafed shamrock. the Hibernisns have
built up a capable team and expect TO
give the Scots a warm time. The
Scotch team is practically the same as
the one that met and so easily defeated
the Englishmen. and the Scots are con-
ddent OF repeating the success.
The English teams, on paper, ap-
pesred much stronger than the HI
bernian eleven and the latter does not
figure 10 give The CaIedonians more
than a warmup- The teams are as
follows
Ireland-Seal. Crowley Independently; right
hack Melville tBur1sl. left back. Grant
BUNS, right half Cochrsne tThistleSl: center
hslf. Andersen independently: left half, Dog
(Burnsl: forwards. outside right. Mcintyre
burns: inside right. Donahue independently; /;
center. Mclaughlin lThisties): inside left. Fay
tlDdependeBtsb; outside left. Cooper lNsmpires).
Scetland-l5osl. McFarlane (Ysmpiresl; right
hack Hunter Vampires left hack. Selkirk
tAibion RoTersl. right hsf. Harris lBurnsl; (;
center half lsrsnt independently; left half, Me
Kiernon fAIbiou RoyeTsl forwards. outside right,
OuacznsoB fThistlesl; inside right. Welsh
tBurnsN: center Aitken tAlbioB RoYersl inside
left Monroe Burns outside left, Scett This
tlesl.
While the big leaguers" will take
q Gay Of in order TO watch the inter-
national game the lads who play in
the Western league viii have little
fun on their own hook The Reliance
club viii meet the Olympic players on
the Alameda grounds and the Humboldt
high school viii tackle the Librarians
A" team at the stadium. Hitchcock
military academy and the Argonauts
viii clash al San Rafael The Western
lea gueTs are enthusiastic over the
game and several new teams are form
ing. No regular schedule Of games has
been drawn up. so the newcomers viii
not find any. difficulty in securing dates.
Following Is the standing OF the teams
fn the second AIRY lea que:
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
SACRED HEART TO
HAVE FAST Nine
College Making Enthusiastic
Preparations for Coming
Baseball Season
By WILL SCARLET

The students of Sacred Heart college
are making enthusiastic preparations
for the baseball season. Additional
zest has been put into the preliminary
practice of the Fell street tossers by
the securing of spider" Baum for OIL
ciaI coach this year. Baum is well
known in local baseball circles, having
twirled both in the Coast and the State
leagues
The twoscore and more candidates
out for first team honors have encour-
aged the athletic management at Sa-
cred Heart TO enter a nine in the
Academic league tournament For sew
eraI years Sacred Heart has been
among the topnotchers in the Academic
league. and this year the supporters of
the blue and white look TO see the pen
nant secured by the Fell street tossers.
Baum has declined to make known
the lineup of his first team, at least for
the present. It is no secret how
ever. that Riordan will be backstOp
nate on the mound Among the stu
dents almost certain OF getting foot
ing on the first team are: Miller,
Duffy, Sheehy, Byrnes. Dougherty,
Benn. GoIderson,, Bennison. Guhuly,
Heilmann and OHair-
Brother Stephen, who this year man
ged the grammar department basket
ball team with such signal success,
will form a baseball team among the
juveniles of the Fell street school This
midget team ought to stand an excel
lent chance OF winning out In the COM
ing baseball tournament of the Cath
Ollie Schools athletic league.
The Sacred Heart boys are also going
in strong for track and field events
The Fell street school Will be repre-
sented in several meets. both indoor
and outdoor this season, and should
be in a position 10 give an excellent ac-
count OF itself
The large number of mature students
this year enrolled at Sacred Heart col
lege will make IL possible for the blue
and white to be prominent in the dis
tance events Among the distance men
from Sacred Heart likely to be heard
from during the spring are MsaSher,
Byrnes. Williamson. Dennis, Balzer,
RoecheI. Carney and Fitzgerald
The present spell OF favora bic
weather has been taken advantage of
by the Sacred Heart athletes. many Of
whom make daily trips 10 the stadium
in Golden Gate park. The schedule of
field and track events for the season
is not as yet complete but it Is certain
that Sacred Heart will be represented
at the indoor meet of the Original Gae-
lie dancing club and at the Catholic
college meet, to be held in St Mary's
college stadium.