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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
HALF MILLION
DOLLAR CONTRACT

Chandler, Okla, Dec. 22-One Of
the largest engineering contracts in
the history of Oklahoma was let
Thursday by the county commission
ers Of Lincoln county for the drain
age of forty-two miles of swamp
lands extending across Lincoln coun-
ty and known as Lincoln County
Drainage District No. /
The big contract was awarded to
Sprankle and company of Fort Wayne
Ind, on bid slightly in excess OF
half "a million dollars. Williams
nil Utterback OF Oklahoma City,
agents for the Equitable Surety COM
pany, uf st. Louis, Mo, promptly ex-
ecuted bond covering the amount
of the contract, which is in accord
ance with the engineers estimate OF
the cost of the work.
Under the terms of the contract
the company has four months II
which to prepare for the actual work,
but will at once begin preliminary
work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22

SOUNDS
WARNING
CAUTIONS CITY SOLONS
RELATIVE To EXPENDl.
TURES

After being In session frem 7.Se
last night until after nlianx.,J thu
city ccunch adjournei IL meef ncs
Tuesiag afternoon at 2 o'fE8eE VI,
place OF Thursday night the eege1 ar
time. Councilman Bruce, chairG} -
Iog the finance rnmmittee will be Jmi
lof the city on Thursday ara ~ he IS
! q very necessary quantity. is b.
iciaed % change the time 9 sira, &
10 snif his convenience. atpqh 'ea
tine work was transacted nt tNe meaSs
ing hast night Cbairmaa Brace
ispeaking for the Hnepee an1'tfsa
sounded another note II \ RI
,causioning tue different comnAttees ~
81 siew III contracting debts against
the city, calling Their attention 20 The
personal liability law passed by the
last legislature. He read his report
OF the condition of the finances OF
the city at this time. Each commit
tee agreed to guard against unneces-
sary expenditures and aid the finance
committee every way possible in the
interest of retrenchment
Many and multitudinous were the
complaints and kicks made BIZ citi-|
zens with reference to defective side
walks, crossings and worn out plac-
es in both asphalt and brick paving.
These grievances were all referred to
the street and alley committee ana
the city attorney, with power to act.
The contracts with the city ami the
different companies provide that the
paving companies shall keep the
street paving in repair for fire years
the city attorney was instructed to
advise the paving companies Of the I
Of the streets and their dis |
position as to the fuldllment Of their
contract.
All electric lights now placed on all i
railroads right-of-way were ordered /
taken down and distributed through |
out the city to the best advantage /
The sense Of this order was, that If I
the several railway companies enter
ing Guthrie want lights on thelr
they should pay for theml
and not the city. Councilman I4owth I
er reported the man-hOle on Oklaho- /
ma avenue in front 81 the city hail
to be in a dangerous condition. and
on his motion this matter was re-
ferred to the street and alley com
nittee with power TO act
The monthly appropriating ordi-
nance was passed under suspension
,f the rules also, an ordinance pro
hibIting lettering around gambling
houses. Much routine business was
and at 12;t5 the council
adjourned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22

is n 0 7
WORRIED
YSAS HE FEELS CONFIDENT
HE WILL BEAT OUT
THE CASE
EXPECTS TO GIVE $4,000
AND RETURN TO ARIZONA
Will Formulate No Plan Of Action
Until His Attorneys
Reach City
This matter doesn't worry me

This matter doesn't worry me
much
II will be out OF here and en- my
way back u Arizona in two days.
Thus spoke Banker Frank s. West
fall, the former Sapulpa banker at
the county Jail this morning. when
asked regarding his case.
Mr.. Westfall was not reticent. He
felt cheerful
de had just kissed his wife good
bye.
Mrs. Westfall came with her nus
band and the sheriff from Arizona.
She went to Oklahoma City todsv
to visit until Saturday.
u can't say what action shall take
until my attorneys, cruce and Gilt
bert, arrive. They will be mere to-
q 24-hour stay My bond was placed
at $4,000 and this / will give when
my attorneys arrive. | want to say
that Sheriff Bart Murphy is a gem
tleman. He treated myself and wife
nicely as II ! had been his social
guest, instead OF being his prisoner.
My wife came back with me. | feel
very kindly towards Mr. Murply. |
do not harbor any III will towards
hin; he dscharging his duty, and
think he feels kindly towards me.
Many of my friends at Sapulpa wired
Governor Stcne that | was being per-
secuted. It was purely point Of law
on Murphy's side ana 1 can't blame
him for the Kidnapping and rush.
ing" | can soon convince the sher-
iii that there Is mistake about my
trying to get away out there. do
not have any doubt as to the out,
come of the case. ] am sure TO beat
it,"
Had Two RequiSitions.
Upon going to Arizona Sheriff |
ninrphy was armed with two requisi-
tions fer each OF the Westfaii broth |
ers When Acting Governor Young |
suspended one, Murphy sprung the
other requisition from Governor |
Cruce, He played hide and seek with
his men and Is not discounted over
his jail experience Neither is he
afraid OF the suit against him.
The requisition from Governor R.
E. Sloan OF Arizona Is dated Novem-
ber n. 1t is In the usual form. Tne
letter of suspension from Acting Gov
ernor Young reads as follows.
Cffice Of Acting Governor, Phoenix
December |, 1911:
To lion. b. w. Murphy, Agent State
OF Oklahoma. Sir: In the matter OF
the extradition OF +. S. Westfall ana
j. w. Westfall: you will please take
notice taat the warrant OF extradi-
tion heretofore issued, to you by Gov
R b. Sloan. is hereby stayed and sus-
pended its operation, force and er-
fect until further orders Resp, Gov
ernor Young, Ating Governor
Before the warrant was withdrawn.
however, and before habeas corpus
were instituted, Murphy
had Kidnapped his men and was gone.
He was quickly overhanled. however,
and thrown into jail, where ne re-
mained two days and nights. The
failure of the Creek bank at Sapulpa
scst the state -$6S.00O The banking
BOARD will push the prosecution to
the limit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
POLICE RAKE IN WET GOODS

Arthur Laubaugh and Simeon
Stearnberg, two box car tourists were
arrested in the Santa Fe yards last
night on the charge of riding trains
without a permit They will have a
hearing this evening.
]. H. Jones was taken in last night
by the police on vagrancy charge
The police made good haul OF wet
goods yesterday evening. Morley
Carroll was arrested as the owner OF
a barrel of beer, 35 pints and q case
of quarts. The goods We're stored in
a room near the Hopkins grocery
store on Second street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
9 Q @ Q c Q Q @ @ @ Q Q @ G Q
SHOOTING SCHOOLGIRLS KISSED
Lillian Graham-Ethel Conrad Vaude-
vile At uoesnt Please. Audience,
Try Associated Press.

New York pee 22---Lillian Gra-
ham and Etnel Conrad, acquitted last
Friday for shooting IL W n. D. STOKES
returned to vaudeville Yesterday ap.
pearing al the Victoria theatre IN a
song and dance turn The bill had II
LILLIAN Graham and Ethel Conrad In
songs Miss Graham at the piano
The GrahamCcnrad act was the
only enc Of the fourteen Turns that
was not literally anplanded When
Miss Conrad, IN pale blue, and Miss
Ia pink, sang THAT Myster-
ious Rag. and presented their ideas
of dancing. some spectators laugh
ed, few Missed and there were cat
calls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
HLNSf tNIl HORTQa CASES UP

Special 10 the Daily Leader
Muskogee. Okla, Dec. Eugene
Blaise and w l.. Norton, formerly
presidents OF the Farmers National
bank Of Tulsa. and the American Ma
tional bank Of Bartlesville. who are
under indictment By the federal
grand jury on the charge OF making
false entries and misapprt mriating
the banks funds, demurred - the in
dictments in the United Stat es court
today and sought to hay them
quashed
Judge Ralph r. Campbell ogorrnled
the demurrers and the delendants
then pleaded not guilty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
WATER
BONDS ARE
FINALLY SOLD
c / T Y COUNCIL RATIFIES
SALE AND MAKES CON
TRACT WITH COMPANY

After many months o. patient wait
ing. the viii OF the people has nre.
vailed
The water Improvement and via
duct bonds have been sold
But the bonds sold over fao i,ro-
test OF three members of eity cG.ln.
Gil, Messfs Spurlock. Dunbaai and
Hartshorne
AT the regular meeting OF lbs conn-
Gil last night, the result oG the reie.
rendum vote on the proposition ct
selling the bond issues was Teaa hy
Chairman Bruce Of the finance corr
mittee
This report was accepted. by the
council and made a matter OF record
Inc result showed majority for the
sale OF both bond issues OF about Z
TO J. The city attorney and the
agent for the McMahan company then
presented the contract for ratification
by council and for the signatures OF
the mayor and city clerk. The vote
on the acceptance of the contract
|stood 6 to 4, showing the following
members voting;
Yes: Bruce, Meyer, Patterson,
Tallman. Morrison. butcher.
No: Spurlock, Hartshorne Lowth-
er and Durham.
Councilman Lowther explained his
vote against the adoption of the con-
tract by saying that he was not
against the sale of the bonds, but did
not like the wording of the contract.
He said that he believed in giving
xfyla
Judging from the result of the refe-
rendum vote on the matter, the peo-
pie were decidedly in favor OF SELF
Ing the bonds, therefore, he would
vote for the ordinance. but not for
the contract in its present form.
The adoption of theordinanceprop-
The adoption Of the ordinance, I
proper, required Z votes and Council I
man Lowther voting with the otberl
just made enough. II was d close
shave
The council also entered into con
tract with the McMahan people to
refund $4,000 outstanding indebted-
ness of the city.
These bonds will run for % years
and bear 6 per cent interest. For
this Indebtedness the present council L
Is in no way responsible Ii is
heritage handed to them in a package 4
By the last city administration. Later
on the methods employed by former
in the Juggling OF funds
rs shown by the Adler report, viii
be given And it has finally come TO
pass, the knockers to the contrary
The bonds are
sold Guthrie win progress with
plenty of work for those who want it.
his winter and next spring: a new
-ailroad and bountifnl crop in pros
leet and citizenship that can always
be depended upon to do the right
hing at the proper time. Guthrie
shouId indeed be thankful.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
SILLY TO BLAME PACKERS.
High Price of Living Not Due to
High Prices But to Increased
Population
(By Associated Press. }

Chicago Dec. Declaring the
governments case against the ten
packers was based on ancient history
Attorney Borders continued his state
ment for the defendants today THE
high cost OF living he declared 80
far as meat is concerned. is due 10
the fact that the population OF the
United states has increased faster
than the live stock production" rhe
demand for fresh meat. he said had
increased fiye hundred million pounds
a year. while there was a decrease o.
sixteen per cent IN the steer produc
tion. Thus he declared. IL was alb
snrd 10 blame the packers for the
high prices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
WHITE
SLAVES IN
GUTHRIE?

Is a gang of white slavers operat-
ing in Guthrie. Chief Mitchell thinks
so.
Last night, three young girls, rang
ing age from l3 to 10 years, and one
OF when resides in Guthrie, were
found In pitiable ondition by the
police. They were pulled out of a
reoming house on Oklahoma avenue.
TWO of the girls gave Hobart as their
home.
Chief Mitchell refuses to give any
names or information until arrests
cf the men in the case are made.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
MRS. vERMiLYA is INDICTED
Expresses No sympathy For Four
Who Were Hanged Today

Chicago III, Dec % An indIct-
ment containing thirteen counts
charging Mrs. Louise Vermilya with
having murdered Policeman Arthur
Bissonette hy poisoning him was re-
turned by a grand jury The woman
was ordered held without bail
Mrs. Vermilya, who is suspected of
having poisoned nine other persons.
expressed herself as without sympa.
thy for the -four men in nearby
cell who were sentenced to be hang.
ed today FOR the murder Of Fred w
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
'GR|SSLEY BEAR
CRUSADE BEGUN BY
BOSTONS MAYOR
(By Associated Press)


Q Boston, Dec. 22-Mayor John {
, f. Fitzgerald today sent out cir. {
. cular letters to clergymen of all c
. denominations in Boston asking c
> their cooperation in crusade c
, against the "Grizzly Bear" and 6
, dances of similar character. At c
, tention is directed mainly to the G
: welfare of the children by the 6
, mayor, who says in his letter: c
Il would urge upon you to {,
use your influence with the {,
youthful members of your flock 9
|, and also with their parents to re- .
, strict their attendance to such g
, dance halls as you know bear .
an unblemished reputation g
, G @ @ @ 9 @ c @ G G G G 9 Q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22

wichita. Kan, Dec 22s Robert
Hastings, president Of the Hastings
Grain company, missing since last
Friday, is alleged to have forged $25,-
600 worth Of freight bills and passed
en- the millers Millionaire crosby
os Minneapolis his relative, sent q
lawyer acre to settle the shortage Il
smuI. put when he learned the ex
font h. refused TO do anything. The
banks aud mlIers began demanding
grain ana faen Hastings disappeared
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22

Speaker W. A. Durant speaker or
the house OF representatives, retnrn-
ed to the city today. 10 look after
oaurt matters and railroad business.
Mr. Durant came here directly from
Ada. v8ere he made N address en-
he so-calied Akin bill. which locks
TO the consolidation OF the district
agricultural schools. or rather, their
abolition Mr.. Durant who vas a
aember OF the constitutions conyen-
tion and VINO has heen member Of
an the state legislatures Is opposed
to the proposition.
Mr.. Durant poiats ont two stsaifi-
cant facts in the situation. The state
has spent $23f,000 in two special cleo
iiens at the behest OF cornosatious
seeking the repeal OF section 9. Hrt!cie
4 -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
HUNGRY BOY GRABS A PURSE

Charles Coppen. aged II. snatehed
a ocket book from the hands Of Mrs.
Earl Weems IN front OF Browns Dry
Goods store al o'clock hast eyelling.
he was chased, the purse returned in-
tact
Il was hungry never stole an =
thing before cried the boy While
being held for the police rhe Roy
jerked away and ran like a deer He
mas not yet been located. The lad Is
supposed to be a stranger in the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
pURANT POINTS TO TWO
SIGNIFICANT FACTS IN
CONSIDERATIONS OF AKIN BILL

e ~ =
3 OF the Constitution. In addition the
states has appropriated $50, 600 for
Jaw school But nothing has been
done for the district agricultural
schools.
The money used m these two WAYS
OF doubtful valve to the people. will
support the district schools OF agrl-
culture four years" said Mr.. Durant
He is In position TO know absolutely
what he is talking about. He regards
these schools as more important 70
the people than the law school on
the letting down of bars for corpora
tion convenience
Speaker Durant has accepted c=.a-
vitation to attend he great Demo-
cratic banquet in Tulsa on January
4. sand he viii make an sddresa on
that important occasion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
JURY ORDERS BREAD
AND WATER DIET FOR
SLAYER OF WOMAN
lRy Assooiated pressl !

9 Geneva, H., Dec. 22--"It Is O
g the verdict OF this jury that the @
g defendant he sentenced 60 lie {,
. Imprisonment and that on each
g anniversary OF his crime he be 9
G confined TO dungeon with only
= bread and water as his food g
q This was the fate planned for g
9 Henry w Morris convicted OF g
g staying Mrs. Estelle Dumas. OF q
G Pontiac but Judge Carnes refrs. q
G ed to accept the findings of the g
. jury AMI sent them back to re- g
. consider it. q
. The Jurors then returned the g
. straight life sentence verdict -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
HONOR SELLS LIGHT PLANT

g T. Honor. as special master.
sold the Hobart light plant. last night
for sS5.o0o to- W. S. Ills, OF Denver.
The sale was approved by Js9dge Coz
teraI Bond holders filed suit against
the Hobart company and the matter
vas placed in Honlor's hands. The
sale money goes T. the Central Truss
company of B.aNer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
RUSSIANS BOMBARD PALACES
lBy Associated Press J

Teheran, Dec. 22.-The Russians
early today bombarded the Persian
posing to raise duties o narticles i'm
Later the Persian cabinet gave the
Russian minister. S. PCklevski-Koziell
verbal assurance OF its intention to
comply with the demands of the Rus
sian ultimatum.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS FOR A HEAD
~ Aasoeiated Presa.l }

Council Grove. Ka@. Dec. 22-N. r..
Olsen, convicted of ehopping off the
head of Walter Newfarmer. hired
man. with. a corn knife, today was
sentenced to twenty-five years in q
penitentiary. He was granted a stay
pending an appeal He was released
on 100000 bond
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
RESTORING CARRYING
TRADE TO PACIFIC

WaseA ston, y. g. Dec 22 Presl-
dam Taft, Postmaster General Hitch
cack solicitor General Lehman and
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Win
throp today approved the plan propos.
ed by Senator Perkins and Represen-
tative Kann, Of Cahaornia. designed
to restore to the south Pacific carry
ing trade two American steamers aud
to put the American flag once again
on the San Francisco-Australian
route.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
RUSSIA GETS BACK AT SAM
[Ry Associated Press J

st. Petersburg, Dec. PA bill pro-
posing raise duties on articles inn
ported from America one hundred per
cent at the expiration OF the treaty
OF 1882 was presented to the Duma
today by leaders of the Oct9brist and
National parties,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
SHELDON QUITS THE PULPIT

Topeka. Kan. Dec. 22.-The Rev.
Charles ~ Sheldon. author of In
His Steps today resigned the pastor
ate OF the Central Congregational
church OF Topeka. which he had held
for twenty-three years He will tour
the world, visiting all the Missions
and Y. NJ. c. A. association OF the
world.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
DIDN'T BELIEVE IN BANKS:
ROBBED AND MURDERED

81. Joseph, No. Dec. 22-EIenry
Ford. bachelor farmer, was found
dead In his burned heme near here
this morning. a bullet hole was ia
his head He lived alone. He didn't
believe in banks II is believed ne
was murdered By robbers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
HEAD COLLISION ON Vt. p.
INV A Associated Pressl

Texarkana, Dec. 22-About IL per
sons were injured, some fatally, in
head on collision passenger trains
No. 3 and 104 on the Texas & Pacific
at Kildare today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
DIED or PLAGUE
Sister Of Local Concert Singer Died
In China

Miss AlIne Hart. who is at the Elite
this week win have her sister Miss
Grace Wilson. who has just returned
from China. TO spend Christmas with
her here The Wilson sisters were IN
China this summer and filing an en-
gagement there when Miss GLADYS
Wilson died OF the plague.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22

A. N. Gingery. postmaster at Mar
shall. and his friend Frank MacNal-
IL. OF Albany. y Y. are visiting in
Oklahoma City today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-22
THE WEATHER
nv Associated press.) )

N77-7T
New Orleans Dec <slahoma
Fair tonight: colder excepting in the
northwest Saturday fair
Miss Letha Pentecost. ef Oklahoma
City. is IN Guthrie 70 spend the holl-
days with her sisterinlaw. Mrs. Lucy
entecost.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-29
SAY FAREWELL
TO INSTRUCTOR
KauIuWeIa Boys Give Enter
tainment to R. S. Gault
and Wife.

1t was a reception that will long be
remembered which was rendered z s.
Gault and Mrs. Gault last evening at
Kauluwela Club on the eve of their
departure for the mainland.
Sam Hop, president of the club, was
the one who started the whole thil's'
and he and the other officers did thera-
selves proud in the way they carrie
the evenings entertainment through.
Gault has been the physical instruct
or of the boys of the club for some
time and just before he left for the
mainland to take up new work, they
wished to give him an evening enter
tainment which would show that they
appreciated what he had done for
them.
"He is just one of us" was the sem
timent expressed last evening, and II
is that sentiment which will be carried
away by the retiring instructor, and
mark a bright spot in life as he has
occasion to look back upon it.
Each of the members of the club
thanked Mr. Gault personally for his
work with the club, and wished him
happiness in his new home and work
"He has never been stuck up" said
one, "and that is why we think SO
much of him."
At the conclusion Of the evening
aloha Oe" was sung and each mem
ber of the club came forward and
shook hands with Mr.. and Mrs. Gault
in a goodbye handclasp.
A beautiful koa calabash, with ap-
propriate inscription, was presented tc
Mr.. Gault by the club,
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-29
DOCTOR ROLLER
IS WRESTLING
Thrown BY Hack In Wichita
Baron Says Could Be Done
In Five Minutes.

Or Roller Is a gutter" said Pete
Baron in speaking of the wrestler who
was at one time in Honolulu and for
whom Pete left this city to go to the
Northwest as trainer.
1.-THE idea of Hackenschmidt being
over an hour in throwing that man!
Why, he could do it in five minutes"
said the glizzled veteran of the mat
and ring.
The comment was called forth by
the exhibition of two short press dis
patches, both of which were dated
March 8. The first, from Kansas City,
stated that George Hackenschmidt
threw Henry Ordeman and DR.. Roller
threw Americus at that city before
members of the Empire Athletic Club
the evening before.
The second dispatch was dated late
the same day and from Wichita, Kan,
where Hackenschmidt threw Roller
twice that evening. The first fall was
in / hour 81 minutes, and the second
in Ia minutes AZ seconds. "Hacken-
schmidt threw Roller through the
ropes twice and was Kissed for his
roughness," the dispatch concludes.
Baron has not much use for Roller
on account of the way he was treated
by the wrestler when he was training
him in Washington, and he probably
knows more about the man than any
one else.
He says that Roller is gutter of
the first water and never lost a match
that something was not the matter
with him, after it was all over,
Hack could throw Roller anytime he
wanted to-" said Baron, "and if that
match went over an hour, as the paper
says, then it was a stall to give the
spectators their moneys worth
81 know Roller / have trained him,
and afterward I trained men to go
against him, and it was hard work to
pin him down to an agreement to
wrestle anyone whom / had handled
He knew that / knew his weak points,
and he was afraid to go up against my
men.
I when Roller gets in tight place
he lies down, and he knows all the
points of the game in doing this, so
that he deceives the people watching
the matches.
! "He is no good" concluded Baron,
Hapd anvopa who has had ANYTHING to
do with him knows it,"
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-29

There win be nothing doing for the
boys on the Kan track team until
the> return from camp next week Al
that time they will get into shape for
the track meet 10 be held with sst
Louis aud the High School, scheduled
for Aprll 10.