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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-11-15
CIRCUIT COURT.

The jury commission met yesterday
and drew jury for the next term of
court as follows;
John f. Oswald. -. city of Wausau.
George G. Mcintosh.
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First National Bank.

Report of the condition of the First
National Bank, at Wausau in the
state of Wisconsin, at the close of
business, Nov. 10, 1910
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-11-15
SHOES
of Merit

1t matters not what your par
ticular Shoe requirements may
be, we're right sure that we
can show you
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-11-15
Just Your Shoes

It's the shoe value we offer at
any price you care to pay, to-
gether with our experienced
shoe service that we hold out
as an inducement while asking
for your Fall trade. Come
and let us show you
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ways has been made by the tax COM
| mission. Final assessment, which
probably will not vary much from the
original assessment. will be announced
| after hearings are held on preliminary
assessment. The Wausau Street Rail-
road company's property is assessed
at S500,000. The Marathon County
Railway Co.'S property at $50, 900.
| The Merrill street railway system is
assessed at only $4,000. The total
valuation of ell steam railways in
Wisconsir. is S29S, us, 900, or S14, T09,-
| 600 more than last year.
The matter of selecting a super
visor of assessment and court house
| janitor will probably be taken up by
| the county board on Thursday. So
| far as we know neither Mr.. Cook or
Mr.. Halder have any opposition for
| reelection. Both have been gentle
manly and courteous in their posi-
| tions, which has been appreciated by
| the public. Mr.. Cooks previous ser
vice on the county board has resulted
| in large acquaintanceShip through
out the county, which is valuable
asset to him, and he has thoroughly
| familiariZed himself with tax condi-
tions.
Two men will be employed from
now until Christmas at CallieS' franz
| ing pictures. Short notice work at
tended to promptly.
The vote on the proposed constitu-
tional amendment doubling the salary
of aSsemblymen had cold water thrown
on it in this county at Tuesday
election. The vote was at most three
to enc against it, being M2 for and
| 2770 against The vote on the proposed
amendment providing for dropping the
state census was 1,26l for and 2,o45
| against. The vote on the proposed
/ amendment providing for means to
beat the waterpower trust and for
conserving our forests was l.342 for
| and 1885 against. Local l1Tbermen
worked TO kill this amendment and
the vote in certain wards in the city
shows the result of their work.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
GANG AGAIN ON WARPATH
Man Shot Down IN Street
Crowd IN Store Fired On.

Pa1rol.ran vUdnig saw g crowd early
last night al Jefferson and Monroe streets
surrounding q man PROSTATE on the side
walk The man proved to be Nathan Kap-
ian. twenty years old, who the police say
also answers 70 the name OF "EZld" Drop-
per- He had been shct in the neck. and
the bullet had passed out through his
mouth. carrying away four OF his upper
teeth.
who shot you?'' WUdnIg asked, as he
stopped over the Injured man
Johnny Spanish" Haplan answered
-tV-l7v2'' the policeman inquired.
The injured man shook his head. 10 IN
dicate that he would not answer. The po-
Hcennan took KapIan 70 Beth Israel Hos
pital. where DR.. Cohen said the wound
was not a fatal one.
The police say that Eaplan recently
broke away from the Spanish" gang, and
that he was probably shot because CT that
One OF the brothers Of Johnny Spanish. %
Louis. was killed N z gang hghL IN East
Houston street several months age.
Within ten minutes OF the shooting OF
EsuIan. two bullets crashed through the
plare glass window OF the cigar store o.
7 Schultz. al No. 200 East Broadway,
within three blocks OF the corner where
Ksplan was shot. \ score Of men rushed
from the store into the street, but could
see no sign Of the person who had h-ed.
The police theory is that the Johnny
spanish'' gang is again on the warpath-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24

than whom there is no more careful dsglifi anG
accurate observer in the country. recehIiy
made an investigation on a pleasure s,oIis Iris.
A few days ago ! made Z trip % tbs
mont and gathered up the menus or Cng
dining car and the hotels at winch
stopped with the following result:
THE Boston & Maine dining car menu
contained 90 items; Of these, We're LIZ
changed BY the ta-iff revision = We WesS s,,sS
sweet cakes, pinsarples. EneslSE pIute puo-
ding and wines. : do not lcOk upon any
OF these as necessities Of life The 5oLst
slipper 4S items CT which !, sweet CAKE
was increased, II were decreased AhG =
urtouched by the tariff bill The Van less H@ss
for breakfast; we're reduced and 90 u--
"a few days ago made an autcnnobile
trip rp the Naugatuck and down the tioC-
satontc Valley, with the following result:
Hotel Winchester At WinsIad, Cenn-' At
supper had on It's menu s. items; = WS1e
unchanged, Is reduced and !, SWEEP cake,
Increased; for dinner at the same hotel thsy
had a items. OF which were reduced. ;
increased and 50 untouched, the increases
consisting OF sweet cake. orange sneFosl
and port wine sauce The same heteI Loc
breakfast had IS items, OF which 10 Wsfs
reductions and 2 unchanged No lncreaS =
The Wayside Irn AZ New Milford az DINER
had IS items; Il were UNCHANGED. were re-
duced. and 1, confectionery. lncreaSso- LHs ne
81 items. OF which 2s were unchanged: !,
chocolara eclair, increased, and de-
creased"
Surely the present tariff has noJ increased
the price Of the articles enumerated By M
HlL
Resolutions we're adopted by the convsn-
ton indorsing President Taft and his ad-
111inistrat,on, Representative Payne and
Governor Hughes for his honesty and sin
cere- champ ionship OF al measures oeIeVSd
By him 20 be right"
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
SMITH BOXES CLEVERLY
cutpoints Knockout Brown at
National Sporting Club.

e,,~rris1ng even his most ardent admirers
~ his clever, speedy boxing and cool
headed r-ng generalShips Young Sammy
Smith OF Philadelphia. checked the victorl-
ous career and put 2 most decisive cr1np
IN The championship aspirations OF KNOCK
out'' Brown by clearly cutpointing the East
side youth u 2 ten-round bout at the Ma
ticnal Sporting Club CT America last night
Smith was entirely too clever for Brown
ard srooc Of tbs innpetucus charges which
-l7e lat-e- made with E clean le1r TO tbs
fzce that kspr the East Sider's head bob
hing back and made him miss ats mark
r!r1s and again. Brown never stopped try-
ing He boxed with ths superb courage
vy,,sch has marked his former bouts. but IN
rrs minds OF the majority Smith was al
v-avs master Of the situation and entitled
70 4 decision. had one been rendered
Smith jumped into the lead. and his fast
work earned rim tbs honcrs in the mrs..
second. hTrh, sixth and dnai ROUNDS. SrcwL
cutoointed him IN the third. eighth ana
uirrn, whsle the sixth and fourth was VerS
even The boys were evenly matched
physically, Smith was the rangier or the
pair He had the longer reach. ana was
little taller. Brown. on the other band
was the more rugged. appearing 70 pe Tie
stronger.
Brown failed IL slow the same brand q
clever boxing which carried him 20 vic
tory over Willie Bescher Ee was wiid N
his efforts 60 sand a telling punch. ard
seemed to forget the tact that he had
riaht hand Gs simpiy poksc his right out
tnfront Of him "A an attitude Of defence
and whaled away with the much dread left
almost continually for the body. Smith
soon learned TO turn his body sidewise to
coming blow. allowing It 20 slip around
his back.
On the other hand. Smith showed a most
,ay,arkabie Improvement over his bout
WITH Sieger, which happened az the Ions
Acre Club a few weeks ago His Judgment
,s distance was all that could be asked OF
,,,y, and ne found his mark with unerring
,,-ec,sion He worked q clever inside right
- ere mend that crossed inside the round
.i,,ss that Brown started for hiu. Smith s
soo,yVor,x was nicely judged. He made few
.....a.sssarv moves. AID then just Tar
~-o,,gb away % avoid . blow. returning
= - cnaree with recousiec vigcr.
p tns era. round Smith rseI Erowr' 6
s.,-so,,a rush wst, = right smash on the
- rhzt rocked h.s E.sn t-om head 70
- rze soncwed IL up with hsny hard
-,~xUs. but E-og. wss DsgS :. sx.xs- 9.
e Ecckc1-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
MORMON GIRL EL0PES
Rather Marry Japanese than
Live with Fathers Next Wife.
TBy Telegraph &c Tbs r-iou--


San Francisco, Sept 23--Ths rnerr-ase OF
6 rapanese and an attractive waite s,r-
vas frustrated IN Oakland to-day ~ rne
rolics authorities N the arrest OF Ar-l,a
Toda and Miss Rayba Rssd- The coCp-e
vvsre on their way TO Seattle 20 be married
Toda Is az the city prison and the sirl IS
being held az the homs cf The local Young
Wonen's Christian Association. awaiting
adviees fror her father. James A Reed.
who resides az SrnithvtIIs. Utah
Toda IS q former officer II rhs Japanese
army, and is well educated he has lived
on his ranch near the girls home fer two
vearS. where he made her acquaintance
The pair left Sraithvills one week ago and
went 70 Los Angeles There they learned
that the laws OF California forbid q mar
riage between 4 white giri and a japanese.
and they were on their way % Seattle.
where the laws would not interfere.
Miss Reed declares she VIII marry Ioda
II her father gives his consent. She says
the reason she wants 70 marry the Japa-
nese and leave home Is that her father is
Mormon and is getting ready 70 narry
another woman who dislkes her.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
FRIDAY UNLUCKY DAY THERE
Two Men On New Hotel Fall and One
Is Instantly Killed

Shortly after noon yesterday Tony
Watson, an ircnworker, fell from the sec
onc floor OF the new Vanderbilt Eotsl. at
Park avenue and 34th street, as ne was
hosting 4 steel girder into place. He land
ed On an uncovered girder, and his skull
was fractured He was hurried 70 the
New YORK Hospital. where his condition is
said 20 be serious.
An hour later Frederick SchnaatZ. Of
Rutherford. n. J., q steauntter, employed
on the same building. was joking with his
companions about the popular superstition
that there were more accidents on Fridays
than on other days OF the week. To prove
his contempt OF the common fear Schmalz,
who was on the sixth hcor, standing on the
edge of q ventilatcr shaft. beEan TO toss
steel rtvets into the air and catch them.
Then one OF the rivets fell beyond his
reach. and IN stretching for it he lost his
balance, fell into the shaft ana was In
stantly killed.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
RAuLLAGH POLO VICToRS
Borrow Equipment and Defeat
AL Canadian Team.
rsv Telegraph TO The Tribune

Montreal, Sept a.-Borrcwing every
REQUESTS OF the game except the ponies.
the RaneIagh polo four to-day defeated the
AI-Canadian team By 3 score OF L goals
70 on the field here. The famous Eng
lish players we're at their best. despite the
annoyance they experienced because their
baggage had not arrived. due 70 some IN
explainabIe delay. The players Of Rane-
lagh. however. were accommodated with
q Gns selection Of raallsts. while brides
ard saddles we're detained fer the ponies
Even under the conditions the twin GreEl-
fel!s combined for dash.ng game, ana
helped cut with the long hits and on rid
ing OF the Earl OF Roeksavsge, the trio
kept the Au-Canadians out Of scoring dis
tance most OF the tjrae.
AZ back, z. A Gil acquitted himself
well, and his long rides with the ball up
the seld contributed largely 70 the sens2-
tionaI features CT the match At 10 stage,
despite the fast and generally good riding
OF the AIl-Canadians. were the home play
ers successful in checking the combination
OF the Ranelagh tour against them Nc
Brien, at back as captain CT the A!t-Cara-
dams, proved q sterling player. as did
McDougall. their Nc. ,. The match was
continued only through six periods OF seven
and Z haIS minutes each.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
SAID He STOLE SIX DOLLARS
Man Arrested on Woman s
Charge Shows RoI of $50.

While Patrolnaan Con-oy, OF the Eliza
beth street station, was parolltng rhe Bow
e-v near Chinatown last night Z woman
rushed VI 20 him and, pointing 70 man.
accused him Of having stolen S6 from her
she said rha- z short time previously while
she vas al the corner Of Mott and Pell
streets. the man had snatched her purse
<rcr77. her hand and run away.
The policeman tcok the man 70 the Eliza
beth street staten. whsre the woman re-
peated her story 20 Lieutenant Hourlgan
The prisoner protested his innocence, and
said he was the proprietor OF coffee par
Ior. He denied that ne had been in China
town, and in order 70 prove that he had no
need Tor The woman's monsy produced 4
roll containing 60.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
$4,000 MAY BE GONE
Educational Association viii
Omen safetv Deposit Vault.

Chicago, Sept 23.-Chicago IS 20 be the
scene OF proceedings 70 learn Whistler
Si75,000 in securities. the property OF the
National Educational Association and sup
rosed 10 be in = safety deposit vault in Chi
cago, still is there. as soon as Nicholas
Murray Butler, president Of Columbia Uni
versity, New York, makes Up his mind
whether he viii accept reelection TO the
board OF trustees OF the association
Fear that Newton c pougherry. serving
: sentence at Joliet, Ill, for eabezzlem7 7nt
while superintendsnt Of Schools 81 Peoria,
also dipped into the National Educational
Association funds while treasurer OF the as
scciation has been expressed n the an
nuaI meetings ever since his financial
transactions at Peoria were exposed
Nc action was ever taken IN the matter
boveever. until the last meeting, ar Boston,
in July. when it was decided 70 open the
vaults A full board or trustees must be
present
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
SAYS ELOPERS WILL WAIT
Mothee Of Bride Asserts There
Will Be No Forgiving. -
rEv Telegraph 10 Ti.e T-tbun

C5y Telegraph 70 I.i6 ! -clbtLo-!
Stamford, Conn, Sept. 23.-"Chester and
7 were married tonight at St. Johns
Church by the Rev. Mr.. Coleman Await-
ing forgiveness Elizah beth
When this telegram was handed 70 Mrs.
William TAFT. the wife Of former Alder
nazr William, Talt, Of New York, at Sound
Peach, i told OF the marriage, within 3
few miles CT her own home OF her younger
daughter, Elizabeth. 70 Chester A Will
iar1as, q Stamford contractor. Mrs TAFT
believed her daughter 70 Dc in Boston vis-
iting her sister
There will be no forgivLng here she
said. My daughter was warned taat her
father would never forgive her Il she mar
RED Mr. Williams. Elizabeth IS on!y nlne-
teen. a-d she could not marry legally
Y ithout her parents consent"
Williams and Miss TAFT were engaged,
and the enga cement was brokER~py Miss
TAFT last winter.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
CONFESSED THEFT, BUT FREED
Man Who Stole $4,000 Worth Of pia-
monds Releassd-NO Complaiut.
[By Telegraph % The Tribune

LEy Ie+esrGPh % The Tribune
PittsbUrg. Sept. e3. - Ccnfessins % the
theft OF diamonds valued az $1,000. n r.
formed thief. having a lucrative position in
this city. after being held a prisoner for an
hour here Yesterday was released. When
placed under arrest the man admitted that
be Is working here under an assumed
name
j was never arrested n my life. said
the confessed thief 7 admit did commit
the robbery IN Asbury Park. but ! Rave
certainly never pronte1 BY =. The money
Is gonc long age. J have heeu working u
piJtzhurg and have a good respiration with
the people who employ ne"
Detectives syrnpsthised vita TIE pri2o1er
bar had 70 hold hin. Gn-l the Asct,rv Park
uolics could be informed. within an hou-
they itzrrsl thar thS man who lad n.ads
ths original complaint bad died No one
slss was enough interested IN ths csEs 20
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
PATRoLMEN AS POST SUPPORTS
Baker Saw Three. He Says, at Same
Uuright-Easy with Delinquents.

Esghty-nins paIrolTaen lined up hefnre
Commissioner Baker In the trial room at
Police Headquarters yesterday They had
been summoned TO answer charges OF petty
onences made against them by the ten
..shoof1y'. sergeants who had been detailed
IN renort deIinquencieE on the part Of the
,nolice. A majority of the accused men got
or with reprfmands. and IN no case was the
punishment heavy.
When PatroiInan Potter, OF the Charles
stree. station, attempted 70 explain that IL
vas impossible for two patr0lmen 70 be
Ieauing against the same iamppost at the
same tiEae Commissioner Baker said:
.-oh. / have seen three policemen. all
bigger ts az yCu. elingiIg To = single post. f"
Commissioner Baker called the ten "shoo-
av.' men before him after ths tyiaI. con.
graduated them On their work and tclc
,.s- Es coaS-nns IL
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
TO PERPETUATE BLACK NANNY
Institute for Training Of Negro Ser
wants Founded IN Georgia.

Athens. Ca. Sept 23--AppLcation has
been filed for a charter fer The Black
Nanny Memorial Institute 70 be stu
ated here. The school will have for its OBJ
ject the training OF young negro men and
women in the culinary and other domestic
arts. The perpetuation Of the "black
nanny 10 future generations viii be the
principal object, however
The incorDorators are the Chancellor Of
the University Of Georgia ana several ot1er
prominent men Of Athens The faculty OF
the school will consist OF negro teachers.
Work On the buildings has begun.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
STOKES STILL m LHE LEAD
Additional Primary Returns Show Hin
Ahsad IN New Jersey.

-rsnion. N- =. Sept zs.-Omciai returns
-Eoi1 the primary contest for United
SlE}e- Senator we're reoeived az the secrs-
l-T- ~ State Office to-day tEezn four coua-
4ds' making total OF eleven counties the
'e--rl-s Of watch are now II. There are
ten more countiss yet &C Eenc II the!r ag-
creE
re assistant Secretary or State hxk
--s-l-osnelEl 6gErss from shs ten ccratiss
81 -sz-e from, WIZ : torai CO tsn elec-
~1- 1-zE-cls missing. a compilation cS
-ss l--esa- Escs-ns slHs~6y IL ara tie ke-zi-
---s---, nsUres cf Lks ether counties give
xw-=c 9 Stokes : teEz. cs Ss.s27 votes
- - "a q =. Ee9-s< zS-~S s-1 E-..---.-- 49,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
FIRST ACCIDENT IN IS YEARS
Comes to Aged Engineer Eight Days
Before Retirement.

Seymour. Ind. Sept "a record OF ntty-
three wears service as an engineer without
being in = wreck was broken here last
night. when James McGregory. OF Jerer-
sonvtue. Ind. aged seventy years, running
z PsnnsvIvaria passenger train tror1 Ind
ianapoIis 20 Louisville, crashed into Bal
tirnors 3 Ohio freight train at this place
No one was injured
McGregory. who has only eight days more
70 serve before being put on the retired
list. stepped near the crossing and with
orr seeing ths approach OF the freight
started forward.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
IUCIUs FUTILE GETS $4,000
3. & NJ. Directors Vote Him $4,000 TO
Act in Advisory Capacity.

Boston. Sept. 23.--It was announced to-
dav that the directors of the Boston s
Maine Railroad have asked Lucius Tuttle.
the late president. 10 continue bis connec-
ton with the company IN an advisory ca
pacity, at salary of $1,000. and that a
years salary or $4,000 has beer voted tc
him IN anpreciaIion Tor past SERVICES
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
WILL EXAMINE EXAMINES
Controller Declares that Every fnsth-
cient Bank Inspector Must Go.

washington, Sept. 2S.-Lawrencs o. Mur-
raw. Controller Of the Currency. expects TO
START next week on the irst Of his personal
conferences with all the national bank e&-
aniners in the country with the declared
intention of summarily remqvtng every
man whom he tinds inefficient or united
for the work
Mr.. Murray believes the record OF na-
tionaI bank failures in the last forty years
IS all out of proportion to what It should
s1iueryfsiou.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
CRUISERS ON HoMEWARD VOYAGE

VALPARAISO. chn!. sert. 2s.-rhs Amer
lean cruisers California, Colorado ana
Pennsylvania. OF the hrst division Of the
parino feet, which we're here for the
CbIltar centennial celebration. sailed for
San Francisco ey way 90 Chfmbots. Peru
today Ths cruiser Washington sailed &C!
lar.nGon Roads
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
ARMY AND NAVY oRnEBs.
IN ne r-:ss=s sursas. :

Washington, September q
ORDERS LSSCED.-Tss 1ouowl-s c-1e-s
have been issued,
cartal= HALS-EAD 1oREy Arr Zz>s=--y. s-s-
Frs Lis-renarr FRANK = SCzr-S. lS-s -
faarry. ealai-se % 81 v1ca-cy = s:s-a-
corps. % GC-y As commanding >-1SsT g -
cable s1tr Eur-stde. a-1 co- 1ury = er-r-y
transport service. as ql-2-ts----srsr 1-c es-e-
E--ssary- "-ts sla-.oe a. Se--s.s wee rs
tram de-aH n sis=a co-ps, ard asz-gasG 20
Fl-sl Lsegrsaant row.ssENr vzEEN. 2s-r
Intanc-v. f-o-l walter Essd Genera EcS-
p--al. Districc q Columbia, C propss srac!o-,
LsaTes OF absercs Saeor1 Lis-rsnaz- PziILTP
upor ccraulsrts-- 81 axa--i-arsor s1- D-orno-
rlou. Major DAVID j. BAEER. Js. Ike
r-tantr.. and capJa.c A-E&ANDEE 2
DACE. EtA Cavalcf. c'Tc months trosr No
-. HALL. &tr Infan-ry. three r-cl-hs upon
relte- r~1u Ecr- 1lccuIr- First L1eurar1Dr
CHARLES SMART. l-- Field artillery. ruo
NAVY.
Rear Admiral 2 s PHELPS 4ecachs1 as com
naadant 1s-A Naval Dtzrricr. continue orhs-
c-nnodore 2 Z SHERMAN trsazsa. astaessd
Captain c . RoGERs. 20 asvv yars No~sofk
Lieutenant Commander 2 STIRLING. Jr.. -
command che Pauld-ns WI sE corl.:i IS. cnsd-
rirsd' ssJaeasa charge ti1.s ssrv.ss HaaspFOn
Reads. 20 hcrne-
Ersign = 2 HOOVER, 70 ths Peuia-ns When
conn-niss ones
sllassipsssa 5. ". KING. as-ashsd naval Arad-
suy waiJ orders
Pharractst T. " SCOTT. aaezplrsd porric- cs
leave revoked: Co naval medical schOoi hos
piIal Washirg---
PayTnasssr-s Clsrk y v. LEX. aDrosnfsds dutv
Pa,-alss-srs cisrs 81. GILMAN. appolnted: duty
the New Hampshire
MOVEMENTS OF wAESHIPs-Thet fol-
lowing movements Or vessels have been
reported % the Navy Depa-rmsur.
ARRIVED.
sept 1.-rhs Ncrts carelin2 AZ 2szron; rs
TaraHlula AZ SoyeolE. rs Iowa ana rls
Teslal ~ Lsyl2hagel Eay. rEs --yssws= A
nay ysz1. New Ees<-
SAuEE
Ssyt g,--as Ncrth Carolina 1-c-- E-sv.ncs-
covTn S5r EasgeE. re E2-a-E.--- 1-1-- S...seSS-
lis 1oE NoE-o-z
sept. @a-Lhs LSW@ Esd Ia Vszcz. s-c- -v-z-
haver Bay tcx s1tlz-slr1ta, J-s 1ss MS-.ss
E-on DeEar- r1s Sszss4l 20. Is pzl-.zs
CaGaFiss ne Eas,sy tso2 Nsrfs-k soy An
nancls
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24

TIE r-lE---e-.
Cambridge. ZLzss., Sept G2-There -as
sone rez- footba4 On Soldiers Fie-d this
s1ueuoon. 1hel E5eughu0n, the coach. sent
his VARSITY E-s1sri2- against rLe second
team - The 1rst sc-imnags Of -ke year
TIE varsity sC1EucEles scored or-e touch
down, znC -he regulars twice crossed the
5sco.6z zcsI tl.e. The play vas very
losse 5Ct soze Eplen6.6 work. neverrhe-
les was done On LLs forward passes The
c-s--e-5ack running ot T-lgglesworrh was
spec-ecu-ar. bC- the straightforward play
g1--ed nc-e g-DEnd than was thought PCS
z--le Z-1e- the rev conditions The first
cez--, hoEeve-. had z specially good string
q Lacks - Ccr5sr- Ercrhingha- and
Leslie a-E these ne. were able 20 make
g2rs against nEn who were rsckl-ng Z
----.g oppone1r tcr the hrsS tine this
yea. Tomorrow there WI 5e morning ana
zscs-zcor sessions. u z1ricipsCos CO the
rrSt Ezaze U1EA Esuss aezt Wednesday.
Ee-Ezs. 2 r-onl.enr candidate for centre,
T1e-e 1e plzyec rs varsity substitute last
gezr- Wzs rke 6Est Harvard r-an Injured
lh-s EssEo1. Ee Wuerche6 lis leg. bur Il Is
hcCg-t he EtIl not be out CT the game
longer r-z- TWO weeks This Afternoon
Ssc1zrd Eage was appointed coach os the
stc@-d tea Re was captain Of the sec
c-c team laSr fail Haughuon Is beginning
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