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Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06
SUGGESTIONS MADE
 AS TO DELEGATIONS

Officers of the Roosevelt Republi- can club of Phoenix are addressing letters Co Republican committeeman all over Arizona suggesting n plan for primary election for the pur. pose of selecting delegates to n state convention to be held for the purpose of choosing delegates to the national convention.
 The plan calls for n state conven- ton to be held 20 days before the national convention to select six del. egates to the national convention "with or without instructions as the state convention may determine" <"
 The letter is ns follows:
 The Republican party of Arizona during the last campaign unqualified ly endorsed in its platform the prin- ciple of the presidential preference primary but as it now seems imprac. teal for want of time Co secure a law making effective that principle for the ensuing presidential nomina' ton, we earnestly request that the State Central Committee adopt n plan for the election of delegates to the national convention from our state that shall most nearly embody the above principle, and shall permit the individual voter to express his preference for the presidential candi date of the party.
 We therefore recommend that Id each county, . Republican primary election shall he called and held a' which Republicans may express that preference, and select delegates C the state convention to select dele gates to the Chicago national eonven ton. We suggest as the outline of [ plan, the following;
 !. That the State Central Com
 mittee cali state convention to b'
 held, say about 90 days before th' date fixed for the Chicago conven tioD, the purpose of which state con vention shall he Co select six dele
 gates from Arizona to Chicago, witl or without instructions as may at th' state convention be determined. The at least 90 days public notice shonl' he given of the time and place O : this convention.
 2. That each county be entitled
 io send one delegate to the state con vcntion for each fifty, and majo {, fraction thereof of votes east in ths county at the December election fo Hon. F. W. Wells for governor. 2. That the delegates from eacl ! county to the state convention be ss [ lected by county convention to b
 called by the county central com
 mitteo not later than five days befor
 the date fixed for the state eopver ' ton. That not less than 20 days put n lie notice should be given of the tim [ and place of .he county convention. [ (. That the county convention cor . sist of one delegate from each votin !, precinct, or voting place, in the eour [ ty, and in addition thereto del' n gate for each twenty five, or majo c fraction of twenty five, votes east e such precinct or voting place for Ho' n F. W. Wells for governor at the D'
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06
Suet Pudding.

sift together two or three times three eurs of flour. two teaspoonfuls of baking powder and one.half teaspoon. ful of salt. Rub in one efourth pound Of suet chopped fine. Add one cup Of dried currants. Beat two eggs and add to two cups of milk, then add the flour. Bake half an hour in moderate oven. Serve with a sweet wine sauce.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06
Clfy News
 ....In Brief
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From Thursdays Daily.) From the Verde.
 Henry See, of Camp Verde, is in the city on business, and is at Brink. meyers Hotel.
 From tho Coast.
 J. w. Dougherty, interested in mines and lands in this section, returned yesterday from San Diego, and con. templates remaining indefinitely. Business Mission. w. Weatherford, prominent resi-. dent of Phoenix, arrived in the city yesterday on business, and is at the Prescott Hotel for n few days. Inspecting Schools.
 County School Superintendent Me. swigein left yesterday for the Verde Valley to make m inspection of the various public schools, and will return ttoday.
 Contractor Leaves.
 Henry Rockmaik, the contracting carpenter, left last night for winslow where he has several buildings to con. struct, and will be employed for sev. eral weeks.
 Looking Over Country.
 J. W. Dawson, mining engineer, and a frequent visitor, arrived yesterday from Los Angeles to make examina- ton of properties in this field. He is at sthe Prescott Hotel.
 Recovers From Illness.
 Worth Rybon has recovered from a serious attack of pneumonia, and was at his place of business on North Cortez street yesterday after being confined to bed for over three weeks Visiting Relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe F.. Cook arrived from Williamson valley yesterday where they ha1c been visiting with relatives and return to their home a, Mayer today. They travel in their new automobile.
 Returns to Camp.
 R. II. Row, operating mines ir Mineral Point district, returned tC his camp yesterday after n brief triT to the city on business. He report, his interests as satisfactory from re cent development.
 Visiting Merchant.
 l.. J. Haselfeld, the merchant oi Kirkland valley, was in the city yes terday on business, and reports in dustriai conditions as favorable, an' the only complaint Is the lack of rail for farm and range purposes.
 Kirkland Visitor. Clarence Jackson is in the cit, . from Kirkland valley, to visit wit his family for few days. He i following the range vocation again and states that while the country , dry, cattle interests are in good con dition. Later he will be joined b ' his wife.
 From the Resort. President R. N. Frcdericks of th Prescott National Bank, returned ye' terday from two weeks trip c recreation Co Castle Hot Spring which resort he states, is well patro' ized and Is attaining much porularit es an attractive center. '' Concludes Vacation. J. P. Connolly, we'll known in con n mereial circles of Jerome, and vii l. the D. Shea company arrived 70 the city yesterday from month 'i trip of recreation to the coast, ar d lenvcs today for home to resume h l. duties.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06
Chocolate Bread.

Chocolate Bread.
 One cake of yeast, one tablespoon. ful Of sugar, two cups of milk scald. cd and cooled. and five and one.half cups of sifted flour. onc.half cup of sugar, onc.half cup of ground choco. late, one.fourth cup of butter, two eggs and one teaspoonful of salt.
 Add the yeast and one tablespoon, full of sugar to the milk Beat in three cups of the flour, until smooth and set aside in warm place to rise until light (about two hours.)
 Add the butter and sugar crcamed until light, the eggs beaten well, chocolate, salt and the remaining two and one-half cups of flour to make a soft dough. Knead lightly and set to rise in warm place about two hours longer Mould into loav. es, place in greased bread pans, fill. ing the pans half full. Cover with n clean cloth and let rise about one hour. Bake about three quarters of an hour. Nuts are a nice addition 10 this bread, also fruits, Tsisins or entrants may be used.
 Bread Pudding.
 Four cnps of milk, ono cup of bread crumbs. one.half cup of mo. lasses, one third cup of ginger ne-half teaspoonful of ginger, one teaspoonful of cinnamon, one half teaspoonful of salt, two tablespoon fuls of butter. Cor one tablespoon. full of Cottolene,) and one egg.
 Scald three cups of the milk and pour over the dry bread crumbs. Add the molasscs and sugar thor. oughly mixed with the ginger, einna. mon and salt. Melt the butter and mix in with the egg beaten light Bake in a moderate oven about one hour then pour the remaining cup of milk over and bake about one hour longer. serve with hard sauce Raisins may be added to this pudding if desired.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06

a cloth tied over the top of the jar for a month or six weeks, then skim strain and bottle. Be sure it is corked tight. The wine will be ready for use at any time and is a healthful drink.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06

Suggestions for Varying the
 Daily Menus. waffles. (Recipe below.) Peanut Soup. Baked Eggs on Toast. Riced Potatoes, (Rccipe below.) Boiled Beef with Horscradish. Green or Dried Onions, raw. Rye Bread. Cabbage Slaw. Banana Souffle. Devils Food Cake. (Recipc below.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06
Boston Brown Bread.

One cup of corn meal, one cup or graham flour, one cup cf white flour, one cup Of molasses, two cups of sour milk, one heaping teaspoonful of soda. Mix thoroughly and steam in cans for three or four hours. Fill each can about three fourths full of this mixture.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06
Dandelion Wine.

Pour four quarts of boiling water over two quarts of dandelion blossoms carefully washed. Let it stand twenty.four hours tforty eight hours will be better). Add the juice of four oranges and three lemons, Put in four pounds of granulated sug' ar and one-fourtb of yeast foam cake. stir this mixture until the sugar |. dissolved. Put into large far. Set in a dark cool place with
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06
Eggs with urssn Peppers.

cut fine four green peppers Melt two tabiespoonfuls of butter or Cot tolene and add 10 it two heaping tablespoonfuls of grated cheese. Put the peppers in this mixture with two tablespoonfuls of tomato catsup and salt to taste. Cook two or three minutes then pour in six eggs beat en with one.fourth cup of cream or milk. Cook again stirring until it thiakens. Serve on slices of toast
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06
Rice Biscuit.

sift together two and onehalf cups of flour, two heaping tablespoon fuls of baking powder, one-half tea. spoonful of sugar. Add the yolks of two eggs beaten until light, three. fourths cup of milk, one.half cup of boiled rice and one teaspoonful of butter or Cottolene melted. Beat thoroughly then add the beaten white of the two eggs and bake in muffin pans, having the oven very hot.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06
Suggestions for Varying the
 naflv M~nus

Suggestions for Varying the
 Daily Menus. vermicelli Soup. Rice Biscuit. (Recipe Below.) Poecbed Egg on Toast with Celery Sauce.
 Minced Ham with Scrambled Eggs. Creamed Turnips. Meat Pancakes. Chocolate Bread. (reeipe below.) Jellied Apple Sauce. Sour Cream Nnt Cake. Recipe Below.)
 Rhubarb Sauce with Meringue.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06
Of Interest to Housekeepers By MRs. MARY LITTLE-PAToN.

Plain, Paatable, Economical Recipes for Daily,
 Practical Use of All Housewives
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06
Chicken . la King.

tChafing dish speciality of the Cham berlain Hotel in Des Moines, Iowa.) Melt two tablespoonfuls of butter or Cottolene in a sauce pan. Add one cup of mushroom caps, broken in pieces, and half a green pepper, chop ped fine. Stir and cook three or four minutes. Add two level table spoonfuls of flour and one.half tea spoonful of salt. Cook again then add two cnps of cream and stir until the sauce thiekens. Set the sauce pan over hot water and add three cups of cooked chicken cut in cubes. Cover and let stand until it becomes very hot. Have ready one-fousth cup of batter, eresmsd. Beat into it the yclks of three eggs, one teaspoon foul of onion juice, and half a tea spoonful of pspriks. Stir this mix ture into the hot chicken, and con tinue stirring until the egg thiekens little. Pour into hot chafing dish. Serve on toast.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06
Potatoes with Onions and Cheese.

Have ready some cold boiled pofn' toes cut in cubes Make cream
 gravy of butter, flour and milk. Season with salt and pepper. When hot add some grated cheese and on ions cut very fine. Put this over the potatoes in a baking dish and sprinkle the top with bread crumbs. Bake in hot oven. Serve very hot.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06
Veal rrittsrs.

Make batter of one and one.fourth cups of flour, sifted with one tea spoonful of baking powder, and one teaspoonful of salt. Add two eggs well beaten and one-half cup of milk. (The batter should he thick.)
 Cut veal into the batter and fry in hot Cottolene or lard.
 Chicken may be used in the same manner.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06
Sour Cream Nut Cake and Filling

Whites of' five eggs, two cups of sugar, one scant cup of butter or Cottolene, one cup of sweet milk, three cups of flour, three teaspoon. fuls of baking powder, little salt. Cream the sugar and butter or Cottolene until light. Beat the whit cs of eigs to stiff froth with the sugar and shortening. Pour in the milk but do not stir. Add the flour which has been well sftcd with the baking powder.
 Beat until smooth then fold in the remaining whites of eggs. Bake in three layers.
 Filling;-Yolks of five eggs, Gre. maining from the eake), one cup of sour cream, one cup of sugar and one cup of nuts. Cook the cream and beaten egg yolks until thick then add the nuts and flavor with choco. late, cocoanut, vanilla, lemon or any kind desired.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06
Racsd Potatoes.

Pare and boil potatoes until very soft. While hot press through rieer or coarse seive. Sprinkle with salt and pepper and cover with bits of butter.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06

(From Thursdays Daily.)
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06
Locking After Interests.

LoeainG hItcr Interests.
 Earl F. Webster Of PhoebiT, ar rived In the city yesterday and will leave today for inc Senator country. where he has mining interests. He was formerly resident Of this eoan. ", but removed Co the south after the death of his father, a few years ago.
 Eastern Business Trip. Wendell Ried. Interested in pinss in Turkey Greek district, Jeff yesterday for Buffalo, \ Y.. where hs is called to eonsult with associates, since their interests are assuming a better ost. look than ever from recent develop. ment IIe has outlined . system Of extensive exploration. and win rs,urn later in ibe month.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06
Contractor Leav0.

Henry Rockmaik, the contractin carpenter, left last night for winslo where he has several buildings to col struct, and will be employed for se eral weeks.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06
Returns to Camp.

R. II. Row, operating mines
 Mineral Point district, returned his camp yesterday after brief tr to the city on business. He rcpor his interests as satisfactory from r
Holbrook argus., 1912-06-18
Improving Roads

Ruad improvements. of cOa- >.'' able importauCe are bSing made by hv Road $apsrinesu- dent lS.tac>9n. in charge oS a iOrcv oi mvn and teams Taking aS. ms motto that charity beSinS n home, he started rhe work in Chs north part OE ths town. Whvre there was d low place in D d S.lape . liee Ssrip ot grad ing Wa> dOnS hsre, pueting lo ia taIrl good condition. At other p acv> cuivvf1> have bven put in ne~ or repaired and the grade ha> been shaped up N here ueeeS- >arS This iS the road over whieh Cilv autos travel between here
 dtd HOihr.lo< The work haS only cOmmrneed. I1 Wiii be eak, vH up at thv HUlbroOk end and Drought thi> Way, and CileT7 Wlu ne no lsJ up untii the entire ine lS puJ iR UeOgouga repair.
 k C Parks, manager of the HoibroO> sud of ehe Parks Transportation hHe, WaSan over ,righI visitor ih eowR Thursday
 le was Ou6 checking up the
 Way stations aluus Ihe iaS.- >S. IuhnS Observer.
Holbrook argus., 1912-06-18
Stock Market

AsnsSs ~lty >So0k IacSs. Joae 70 lSt2, Csteis 90yets iveS S occa5Si6s tnto cae rrASs last Tuesday thss kaocG> sS sSleSmsR oG t0e-r ices. oot they wess uuao4e tO 5oios up beIr a5yant, axe To vas -a5 pao,lc announcement toa5 cae usual summer osss,k. iu med lum c,sSS SikluS cafJls would ba pat across, ~hetnvr caere Ns,S Suy grounds for lt 0g uOt. 6at receipts have oeei. r0unlaS So lShl that, Slc S SS g os. 3res- SsS neat market Is ss.id 70 oe. thers vas S5ili s demand for sli that came. >t S-lSatiy hlS0eg prices toNavS thS Jose 0f CAe week. Consumers Ars ssio to oe eating eASS hsh, more any hjuA that Is cheaper than oset, to & deSrs, taae Is Seenly lesp oy killers, Sat 50 ia toe Silm supply of cateis has been solo >I ths hlShesl summer py.ceS ayel known. The rUa C f cattle to-day is iiS0, every. .s here, fuCuiSbl0S ao Anm2aStiol for o0ye yerS, 0lC rat aec placiu. the SltOa- tiOa la the hands os sellers, the mar. Nee StroaS to l0 higher. S0ne nAtig, steers sold si $SJO to-day, not QuiIv tue fuit >tren S,h of the market. col uA1iya coSS oeiaS aro0a6 S7.V0. oeltssS $>55, quarantine steers to-day $9.O3 to $s.SS, led westerns $$.00 to $>75 Slvs thousand stock sud teeliuA eattie were bought here last week, A> .s.,ffat .r.-..3 -.ts h st, rs,,r,s .. t,..,. ~ r 14Si year Prlees deeaued & bJtle, Ao00 steady r-day. feeders st $6UO Co Sa.SG. >tOeA steers $t,0O to S&50.
 lt hss oeea larSeiy D dasn battle iu ae nos peas for a WeeS, 0g ten days, slth he A0vanlass s4iSAlly iu faSoS Q, >eAerS. That S3de haS tle. oesl ot it tu- iAy X hJtle, market strouS Go } hISNe. Joe $1. .og 11s, ou.k S7 B to < S5. >applS leureS Ar5 o0llIsh ShoNll,SS S ieegeas, .l a.i the markets. c0moiHed. aS. cOR 9are6 Sith last year, oOl tae diaerene, ii psioe iu tAyoE oS taSs year s,oo0t od, >s1s the advantage. Inc most able pru- ,hsJS claim S0silly 70 see lOwer prices sQeaG.
 The Saeep aae lamb market has beea .ae Seeae oS So many hoyrifyiUS en counters recently that S break of & 6oI .s.r oy moge last wee& SaS passed oge. Hth slsho eemneG Native, Spyiu. ,0m0S. and Texas mUttoaS all Soe thS ,N, aud at the finish the best tn, { spring lanoS could do Mas $&S& us- tive weSl eVuS $+.9 ewes S+ S0, aud lex .S, nuStOaS> SSSS, IhS rOu Is 5SQO 70 change "a the Q0oSaeIOoS noted Was o0 spring lamoS, waieh goC up to S9.00. Goats orins $S 0O tO $S,S2,
 J. \ tAokavt,
 Market Correspondent.
Holbrook argus., 1912-06-18

\ sprained ankle may asa rule be cured in from three to four lays by applying ChamberlainS Liniment and Observing the di- recuons with each boltle. For sale by all dealers. !
 Supervisor ArmJo, of Apache NVunty, was here this week load- ng out his wool to Garcia, ot AlbuquerQue.
 R. B. CroSby came in fvom NpripgerVllle SundaN eveRing on l steamer,
 AttorneNS Rurbage aud Sleeves were here MondaY on business betore the Sup>rior Court.
Holbrook argus., 1912-06-18
CURIOUS BITS OF HISTORY
COLONEL BLOOD, GROWN
 STEALER
sy A. W. MACY.

One 6ay In 1870 country clergyman, his wiTs and . nephew visited tho Tower os London and Wsre shoo,n khs usual sights by tho keeper. While Viewlns eos royal resalia the lady fell suddenlS ili, and Was tal<ea to ths Keepers liN- ing room, ~hsre she QuleNly re- covered under the kindly mlnlsr traeloaS ot tao keepers wlfe and daughter. Thls Was tho oe- ginning of an Intimate fr,ead- s.1ip between the tVso families, ana os loNS adalr between ths nsPhs% and tho keepers pretty daughter. Some ttms afterwac0 the clergyman, khs nephew ard a third man wsnk to the Tower 70 complete ar arrangements TOT the wsdoing. The third man had never seen the royal regslia, so the keep CT took the party to sec it. As he Mas liftin9 it out of Sae chest ne Mas seized and 9a99ea ey two Of the msn, While tho third made off %ith the crown. The alarm Mas 9iNen, and the thieves were captured and tho crown recovered just outside tas gate. The clergyman" proved ko be Col Thomas Blood, a noted oukiaNN, ana the. others his accompliess. lS Was never publicly known what Blood inr tended to do with the crown, or oNhy KjnQ Charles granted full pardon to all engaged in ths robbery,
Holbrook argus., 1912-06-18
Drive. of a rssros

fhv chief eNeSGtiO0eF of death ID the winter and spring months I~ pneumonia. ErSadvanSs agsaSS. are ccid and grip. n any attack ov oue of theSs maladisS no tune should De lost in taking the best
 n~decine obtainab,e 10 drive It of. Countless thousands have
 Cand ,hiS 70 be Dr. kilg'S New Discovery "AH hu-band believes II has kept him from having pneumonia three or four IimeS, writes Mrs, George W Place, RawSonviile, Vt. and for coughs colds anu croup We have never found it's equal. |" Guaranteed for all bronichal affections. Price So cts. and SI0 00. Trial bottle free ae all druggists,
 Al the regular shOoC of the gun club held Sunday afternoon. Che following scores. oue of a possible 2o were made:
Holbrook argus., 1912-06-18

J PleFDO35 ,H0r9U}1 re- tie& aP0R tbe 9et0SpGDe} U8UeFtlSiR9 Go oElS30Se l7 /1JS securities.
Holbrook argus., 1912-06-18
Local Happenings

RseSe NJ, Ling, Jhe promjueus attorney of Phoenix. and receut lv elected Oemocradc Natioual CemiSteeman, Wa>5u coWn d few days this Week and lefe Thurs, day morning on NJ. < for Caica- So and Baltimore. where he. ia company with the deIega eeSfrom Ariz0na, wili cake in the Rspub liSan aud Democrauc couyeu- oiOnS.
 Mrs, Lloyd c, Henning left yesterday morning for olaS<tad to spend a few weeks ae che Nor- m,d >Shool rhvre.
 Miss GiadvS Gardner wilt De a student ot the Fiag<taff Normal during the summer term.
Holbrook argus., 1912-06-18

Guy W Holt and family of >Oringerville, arrived here Sun .lav evening and left the next morning for the coast on vaca tion. Nr, Holt is c0aneceed with the Becker Mercantile Company Ot that place.
 IL Is now well known that not more than one case of rheuma- t:Sm in ten requires any insernal treatment whateves. All that k needed Is a free application Of Cham beriaia'S Liniment and ma>sagmg ;he parts at each ap phcatlon. Try it and see bow quickly it wlll relieve the pajn and soreness. Sold by all deal CTS.
 A party consisting of Mir. anl Ms. Snurthwaite, of PhoSaix. Attorney and Nus Jordan aud her father, Mr, Hunt, Mir. and Mrs Lloyd c. Henning and Div- CT Baldon visited the Petn6ed l crest Sundav, making trip in ops ot the 5ig Stanley steamers ofshe Parks TranSportation Company,
Holbrook argus., 1912-06-18

student oi the Ftag>1a6 Normal dunng the summer term.
 Eois Foal PioS
 When shameful plot eNiSs~ between liver and bowels to cause distress by refusing to ae,, take Dr. kng'S. New Life Pills, and end Sl'ch abaSs of vour system. They gently compel right acton of stomach, liver and bowels, ana restore yeur health and all good feelings 2S ceutS at all drug giSis.
 Dr. E. E, Oidaker, ia charge O, the govSrRmeae sheep depart. meRe tOf Arizoaa, was dowr from his 26hicial hvaduarterS at FiassSssstf a eeapSe of days. tAiS week.
 T. F. Tucker received a traiu- load of steers here Monday from Che VauouS catelemea oE ronto Basin.
 Isaae jsaac~ou. of $t. Johns, was here thi> week to tu~n ove1 a bunch of StvegS he had par chased trom St JohnS parties 10 E. H $herlock.
 Famous Sage ReAu6eS look with 5orror on S&iu Erup- tionS, B4otches, Sores or Pimp,eS. They don't have them, nor vii any one, who. uses Bucklea'S Arnica Save, l. glori6eS the face. Eczema or Salt Rheum vanish before it. Il cures Scre lips. chap ped hands, chlblain$; heals burns. cltS and bruises. Une- Qualed for piles, Only 25 cents at all druggists,
 Al Stevenson. ot Adamana. came down Monday moTuins packing most a wagon on his shoulders, eO have the same re- paired.
 Mrs E, H. Underhil, of Ada mana, visited with frieudS here Monday.
 Julius Wetzlcr made a coupl> ot tnpS to Houc&'S tank th,> week on important business.
 Each age of our lives has it's joys. Old people Shoulu be happy, and they wih be if Chamberlain s rabletS are taken to strengthen the digestion and Keep the bowels regular, TneSe tablets are mid and gentle m ,bejr actjon and especially suitable for people of middle age and older For sa}e by all dealers
 George Secular, promuent g' ain dealer ot Superior, X bras  ka, was a buSiueSS visitor here Saturday.
 Judge and Mrs. Sid,l<v Sapp ktt Saturday morning for the coast on a th,ee weeks vacation.
 There IS no real need of anv- one being troubled with consti- patton, Cbamberlain'S Tablets wlll cause an greeable move ment of the bowels wnAout any unpleasant eReot, GWe tbeu a trial For sale by all Jes1e1s.
Holbrook argus., 1912-06-18
Eeas saEeul Pios

Dr. E. B. Oldaker, ia charge O, the governments sheep depart. meRe tOr Arizoaa, was dowr from his 2hicial hvaduarterS al Fisss~ssstf 8 ecaase of days, tAiS week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-10-12
Technical Winner.

Ecksndorf, of Technical High
School, went through Army and
Navy Props line for a touchdown,
thereby winning the game by to z.