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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26

Predicting that the several states
IN the Australian commonwealth Will
extend hearty cooperation In their re
presentation at the sPanamasPacifie
Exposition to be held at San Francisco
IN 1916. O.Neil Sewer. q member Of
the Panama Exposition Commission.
who has spent some time on the
southern continent, Is returning TO
the coast as q passenger In the Gee
anic liner Sonoma.
Before departing from Australia. the
commission headed by Hon. Alva Adj
ans, former governor Of Colorado. re-
ceiVed positive assurance from Minis.
ter Of External Affairs Glynn CT VIC
toria that not only Victoria but New
South Wales and Queensland might
safely be counted upon to offer ex-
tensive exhibits. The commissioners
who passed through Honolulu some
months ago were received with much
enthusiasm BY the commercial and
civic bodies at sydney, MeIbcurne,
Adelaide. Brisbane and other Austria
Ian cities.
The idea Of ! suitable exhibit met
with much favor with the business In
terests and general public. stated Mr.:
Sewer. At the time / took my de.
parture the general detail had been
left to be sarranged ~ the several
states ID ne cbWtnonWe II.
) Tie states ufilciais are wiling 10
attfnd q. tie k1ispa "a md getnr1 Qf
tie exhibits Is Wen as Atake charge
nf the work OF installation at San
Francisco. The question: Of szalllling
the financial burden was ore ttiat pre-
scented itself foF solution but Il is el
pecied that tits viii be in q fair way
OF settlement before the close Of the
year. The matter had been brought
10 the attention Of the premiers, who
were to meet In annual conference
shortly after January Let.
The commission, Of which Mr.. Sc
yiers was a member, guaranteed the
positive opening OF the Panama-Pact-
fic exposition at San Francisco on
February 90, 1915. Considering the
vast amount OF work TO be sccemp
iIshed by each country desiring repre-
sentation, Commissio sioners. AtkaFas and
Sewer urged haste In eoalpteting ar.
rangements. ,. i
: The appointment Of commissioners.
general representing the common,
wealth OF Australia who vii visit San
m ample time to dedicate
an Australian pavilion site and super.
intend operations " as Under Gtsilsiiers
alton at the, time Mr. Sewer sailed for
the United States.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26
NlEDEIRDS DEAD!

Attorney general Thayer this
afternoon, received the follow
ing message from Deputy sher-
iff Charles Rose n San Fran
cisco
'Reyeil alnartl Honolnlan.
MedeiiYs died yesterday. Leave
Sierra. ROSE. 2
Walter Revell is ranIins hack
to answer charges of uttering
worthless checks sIssieirds is
a material and believed to be
the principal witness in the
Mrs WiltianI Welsh case.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26
SAN FRANCISCO FORCED TO
FURNISH CHRISTMAS DINNER
FOR ARMY OF UNEMPLOI['
Bureau Provides Food and Churches Are Opened to She.
Thousands Of Homeless Mayor Guarantees Relief Un
Supervisors Can Furnish Work
/ - ( Prrse cAhlal

SAN FRANcsco Fraaol1eo F1N17|
Of uneurIoye4
Christmas drnsrs through pube and psnte char
z 6.
Bureau q stntPass Ie..t'1
which h oI|.I..
20
others 6ssafe work
them =
while
called
Using CLUBS and cten has1pte.,et M
Ileed dna tFanlc.
. ( 3
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26
FIGHT FOR LIFE Of 4.
SLAYER FURGU SON MAY
BE MADE. BY MINISTER

High Sheriff Henry has possibly en-
listed the support or at least the in
terest of Rev. Robert E. Smith In the
movement to save Henry r. Furguson.
the slayer of officer Abreu, from the
gallows. p, - ss.
Rev. Smith called at the territorial
prison yesterday and spent some time
in conversation with the young pris-
oner, who was been found guilty Of
murder in the first degree and SEN
fenced to be hanged. Rev. Smith stat
ed this MORNING that he did not wish
to give An opinion at this time Of
whether Furguson should be held re-
sponsible for his act. =. 81
- Until have gone into the question
further / will not feel at liberty to
give. an opinion" said Mr.. Smith. Il
shall certainly go into the case thor
oughly." Fl ! ara. - -.
While Mr.. Smith refuses to give a
positive statement on the point Of
Furguson's mental competency, High
Sheriff Henry declares without res
eryation that the prisoner was rail-
roaded through court" and that he Is
an irresponsible. = r.
Ever since he has been at the pris-
on he has been in a sort of dream" |"
said Sheriff Henry this morning. Il
feel that it would be nothing short OF
q crime to hang this man. 81
The high sheriff made this state-
ment today after leaving the office Of
Mott-Smith. He said that
though he had taken up several mat
ters of an official character with the
he had not made an appeal
Tor Furguson. With the. arrival Of
Pinkham he said be would
present all the facts, with the opinion
of experts to prove that Furgnson IS
such an incompetent as not to be re-
sponsible for his. criminal acts.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26
Says Hunger Drove Him to Grim

s. Los ANGELES The train bandit
Southern Pacific 3 Monte sex weeks age
Of aop1an
oenized driven to his crime ~ pe11
the police that he paWned hs otero get c91 e.
ito $50 xe9ass -
Bosck robbed
A. we'll band
killing the h.|
near re- - . & 8 -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26
Paris Siamese Twins Are
Cut Asunder By Surgeon

PARIS, France, Joined the
taken 20 Parts hospital today e g c
join together face facs ~ STRIP
They taken e 1o
attracted ren1afee
they
beleve1 the operation can y suecss
aeccmphshed 80 -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26
President Puts Out a Fire

eULFPoRT, 26Presldert Wilson his Vacation
restod day by puttn out q cavfng
NeviIe
Of
ekinsush the set
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26
SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Dec. "a. -
Sugar 96 degrees test 8. 12S cents.
Previous quotation, 8. IS cents. Beets:
8s analysis. IS lOd. Parity, S.S4 cents.
Previous question: SIS lid.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26

IA San Jose teacher has been ap-
pointed state superintendent Of edu-
cation for elementary schools In Cali
fornia, at salary of $4,000 year,
the highest paid position given to Z
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26
MEMORIALS

Bronze. Granite. Marble, Blue Stone,
at low prices. All orders will have
prompt attention.
n. z. AENpRick, LTD.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26

tre1<et4 rolling
10000 bulhead ard allowed the waves g
grill drowning 40 bers e. tshonsPis society ~.
upEhine
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-05-07
Uncle ind
Deficiency

Washington, May Foot
ing up accounts today Uncle
Sam found n deficiency of 49,.
65i 900 for the month of April.
Exclusive of Panama canal and
public transactions, the receipts
for April amounted to $5S, 1852.
600, while disbursements reach.
ed S57, Jog, 900.
Up to date for the current fis-
cal year, however, there is a
surplus Of ordinary receipts
over ordinary disbursements of
IS, 9GG, 600, against a deficit a
year ago of $40, $685. 900.
Customs receipts last month
fell off 81, 800, 900. as compared
with April 1912. while internal
revenue receipts increased So
100000. a big factor in the
increased expenditures for the
month Just closed was the pom.
sion payments under the new
law. These exceeded the pen
sion Disbursements of April.
1912, by $5,2l7,OOO
The total balance in the gem
eral fund today was $l4i, 333,.
600, including a working bal.
ance for the government of
f13,O77 900, which 1t il expected
viii soon be decreased by So
100000, under Secretary Nc.
Adoo's authorization tor add.
tional deposits in the National
banks. Trust funds in h q
treasury at this time includ 81, =
O75.l9s 900 in gold coin aud bui-
non The nfints during April
coined -, $50 900 in gold.
The circulation of the 1850
national banks today amounted
to 3l,04l, 59l.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-05-07
Bristol to- Wise County AS
ISOLATION TO Formulate
Plans.

President j. f. Sutton of the
Bristol to Wise county associa.
ton, has called meeting of
that association to be held AT
Mendoza, Va, Saturday. MAY
10, and a large party of Bristol
people viii go to Mendoza To
attend the meeting.
Among the speakers at the
Mendoza netting will be j. II.
McCue of the V. Il 5. w. rail.
way; Il. G. Hanson, Jr., of the
Southern railway; President
Henry Roberts of the Bristol
Board of Trade and other prom.
inent people from this section.
An effort will be made TO
have a survey completed of the
road across Clinch mountain
prior 20 that time in order to
determine the exact cost of re-
constructing this portion of the
proposed highway and plans
VIII be laid at this meeting to
construct this portion of the
highway lnasmuch as it il nm
important link in the final com
pletion of the entire scheme.
Work is being done on the
proposed road in Russell coun-
ty under the supervision of
Capt. Jack Hancock, engineer
OF the highway department. and
the Russell county people ex,
pect to build to Clinch noun
tam tn is summer. Bristol
Herald Courier.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-05-07
SrONECSA

base hit--Davis.
base hit--Davis.
Bases on balls oil Baker. ?. Swain. 3.
Hit 10y pitched ball-V Tate, } Gnly.
+. Tate
Struck out by swain, 81 Baker, g.
Double plays-Iiollenbeck to ;. Tate
TO +. Tate; $ Tate to f. Tate.
lmplres-Saycrs aud McPhail
Time hours.
Ignorance may be bliss, but
that doesn't prevent a woman
from opening her husbands
mail.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-05-07
ANNOUNCEMENT.

10 tho People of Wise County.
Believing that the voice of the
people is, to a great extent, the
Voice of God, have decided to
Dc an applicant for re-appoint-
ment as Division Superintend
ent for Wise County.
4 1 have always tried to do my
auty, and, IT re.appointed, it
VII be my purpose and earnest
endeavor to give to Wise Coun-
sy IN the next four years the
pest administration of her pub
hc schools that she ever had.
y ours very truly,
j. n. HILLMAN.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-05-07
First Game
OF the Coal Fields League in
Contest for Association
Cup Played Here Sat
urdaY.

The first game of baseball of
the Coal Fields League i'm the
contest for the Big Stone Gap
Athletic Association cup, which
is played for by the winning
teams in the league ON the
Fourth of July, took place here
Saturday afternoon, when the
Stonega and Big Stone Gap
teams crossed bats in an excit-
ing and closely contested game.
which resulted in a score of 7
to . in favor of the Stonega
boys.
The weather was ideal for
baseball and quite crowd Of
fans turned out to root for their
respective teams, and they GER
tainly got their moneys worth
as the game was fast one and
the result was in doubt until
the close of the ninth inning.
Both pitchers were in good
form and the batters had lots
of trouble in solving their
slants and shoots.
Both teams we're retired in
order in the first inning. but in
the second Stonega made three
scores The homo team also
got busy and tied the score IN
the same inning. In the sixth
Big Stone Gap scored again,
putting them in the lead, which
they held until the eighth in
ming, when Stonega made two
runs and the home team one,
tying the score again. In the
ninth Stonega by good batting
sent two men across the home
plate, and ms the Gap boys were
unable to offset this lead in
their half of that inning the
game closed in favor of the Wis
iting team.
Following is the tabulated
score of the game.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-05-07
Dairy Car
Will be in Big Stone Gap on
Thursday, May IS.

The DAIRY Instruction Car"
betty operated by the South
ern and the Virginia and South.
wcstern Railways to eucour-
age Farmers of this section to
/ paysg reater attention to dairy
( Ing aud live stock raising, will
visit Big Stone Gap on Thurs
day, May 10, and dairymen and
farmers of Wise County are
expected to be here in large
numbers on that day To hear
thelectures and inspect the in
teresting exhibits on the car.
Ths.lectures Will be conducted
Eet 10 a. IN. aud at 2 p. IN. by
pr.sC. NJ. Morgan, dairy agent
OF she Southern Railway, as
slated by n corps of expert
dairy men representing the rail
ways and the state and federal
departments of agriculture.
As an educational opportu-
nifty, the dairy car is worth the
inspection of every person who
owns a COW. 1t is fitted out
like complete farm dairy
with all the apparatus necessa-
~ 10 the economical production
of milk, cream and butter.
Every feature of dairying is
demonstrated in a most inter
esting manner, and the farmer
OF daryman is shown how to
conduct dairy so as to yield
steady and substantial profits.
On the walls of the car are en-
larged photographs of the best
dairy animals, charts telling
how to feed and breed dairy
animals, how to handle milk,
and how TO make butter and
market dairy products.
Comfortable seats are prOvid-
editor the lectures which are
made pointed and interesting
will the aid of stereopticon
Views Models Of farm and
dairy buildings and silos are
shown and their construction
explained. Milk a IN p e 3
Brought TO the car viii be tested
free and advice given based on
results Of the tests The lectur
ers viii be ready TO answer all
questions relating to dairying.
Tn exhibits and demonstration
vii be Of particular interest to
the wives and daughters of
Wise County and their presence
will be welcomed.
THE Southeastern states an
snpally pay the vast sum of S32-
so 600 for butter imported from
other sections. The country
around Big Stone Gap is ideally
adapted to dairying and live
stock raising and il is with the
idea of encouraging a greater
development of these industries
that President Finley has di-
rected the tour of the dairy car
Through this section.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-05-07
DICKINSON COUNTY
WEDDING.

Freezing, Va, May 2.-Leon-
ard Willis, of this place, and
Miss Edna Stone, daughter of
Robert Stone, of Skeetrock,
were marrid on Thursday, at
the home of the brides parents.
Rev. ID. l.. Kindrick, of the
Regular Primitive Baptist
Church, officiated at the we'd
ding. General invitations were
not given.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-05-07
Continue Study
Of Rural Ty-
phoid
Surgeon General Blue viii
Detail DIR. Lumsden to
Work with State
Board of Health.

Richmond, Va, May a.
Following recent conference
in Washington between Sur
geon General Rupert Blue and
DIR. ~ w. Freeman of the State
Board of Health, it was an.
nounced this morning that DR..
Blue had consented to detail
DR.. l.. l.. Lumsden Of the Pub
lie Health Service TO continue
his study of rural typhoid fever
IN Virginia in cooperation with
DR.. Freeman.
The investigation which will
thus be continued for another
year is regarded by health oil
GERS as one of the most impor
tant Yet undertaken in Virgin
Ia. When the study was first
begun, three years ago, it was
the first extensive study of ty
phoid fever in rural sections
which had ever been in the
South. An the previous work
along these lines, IL was said
had been done in the North or
IN cities where conditions were
very different from those met
with IN the country. Fruitful
results We're expected to follow
a careful study of the methods
by which typhoid fever was
spread nm rural communities
until IL became to some degree
epidemic.
Our rural Investigations, "
said an officer of the Board yes
teFday "have fully borne out
our views as to the Importance
VI the work. In cooperation
with DR.. Lumsden, our officers
have studied at first hand OUT
breaks IN the country and have
examined every possible means
of intor-carriuge As result
we have been able to demon
strate thar the prime RESPONSE
bility for the spread % typhoid
fever in rural districts is what
we had been led TO expect, the
careless methods Of sewage
disposal investigating IN de
tail everything on a farm where
| typhoid existed, our fuudamen
tai conclusion has been that
we can never overcome the dis
ease until our people will sup.
ply themselves with sanitary
means of sewage disposal. This
year we expect to continue our
studies and to verify some of
our findings
DIR Lumsden who is to work
with DR. Allen Freeman i 5 rec
ognized as one of the country 5
leading authorities on typhoid
fever and has investigated for
Ia II e. government many out
breaks in various parts Of the
country. With Dr.. Freeman
and DR.. W. G. Rucker, DR.
Lumsden was on a committee
of the American Medical Asso-
citation appointed to investigate
typhoid fever. a native of
/ Virginia, he holds the rank of
Surgeon in the U. S. Public
Health Service.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-05-07
Government Buys Big Timber
Tract.

Bristol, Tenn, May Ia
deed from Douglas Robinson.
brother in law Of ex President
Roosevelt, conveying to the
United States government a
1900 acre tract of timber land
in Sullivan county, Tenn, was
offered here today for regis
tration. 1t is one of several
boundries Robinson has offered
for the Appalachian forest re-
served. The price paid was
$3.50 per acre.
Government attorneys came
to Bristol today and prepared a
deed for a 10000 acre boundary
near here which has been pur-
chased from the Shaffer estate.
Congressman Siemp W no is Civ
ing much time TO the work OF
interesting the government in
lands in his district, to be in
Guided in the forest reserve
states that he expects $4,000
acres more to be taken over by
the government at once.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-05-07
Loans and
Investments

The Standard Home
company, Inc. provides
.home purchasing contracts with
4 guaranteed investment, an
agreement is made whereby YOU
.can borrow money to buy or
louild a home or pay off that
mortgage with interest at five
per cent on yearly balances,
land your return will be 1880
per month on each 81, 900 Dor
fowed. r e mt receipts
never pay dividends. We
nave put'more than ten thous-
ana people in their own homes,
ana can put you in yours, #
You will take our plan.
ASSETS over 81 ,525, 100000. Call
or write at once forinformation
c. B. Ramsey, Agent
O!lice-Over Postoflice
Norton, Virginia
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-05-07
WorkComnen-
Ced
On Water System i n the
Town of Appaiachia.

Following the election last
week at Appalachia, IN which
the town voted bonds 90 the
amount Of @2l0O0 for the pur
pose Of providing sewerage
the Clear Creek Water Compn
NY commenced the work of pnt
ting IN water works i'm the
town. thus company has had
"a franchise Tor tins purpose for
quite awhile but was waiting
for the town to provide the
proper sewerage before com
mencing the work
The water will be piped from
point ON Clear Greek high
enough TO furnish the proper
pressure To push the water to
the highest points in town aud
for fire fighting purposes.
Frank Schefold, of New AL
bauy, Ind. has been appointed
superintendent of contraction
and has already a large force
of mon at work, and il is the
intention of the company Ia
have the entire system compile
ted by early fall.
a system of water works in
Appalachia will greatly benefit
the town and we congratulate
her citizens on this enterpris-
ing move.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-05-07
PLANT GOOD TREES.

Stark Bros need "A man to
work at their business here
every day, as there is such a
demand for Stark trees. 1t
seems that nearly everyone
who has land wants to plant an
orchard and there are agents
representing other nurseries
that do not give satisfaction
! wish | had more time to de-
vote TO the work. | have the
promise Of some large orders
for next spring.
"lhe trees you sent me this
spring were fine and my custo-
mers were all well pleased,
some of them said they had
been bitten their last time by
other nurserymen, and that
they would not plant anything
in the future but Stark Trees.-
Il l. Cousins, Route No. ..
Big Stone Gap, Va"
H. H. Cousints and |. d. Bled-
soc represent Stark Brothers in
this vicinity and will be glad
to confer with You in regard 10
trees for spring or fall plant
ing.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-05-07
vicLeague

The womans Civic League held It's
monthly meeting at the home or Mrs
Irvine Friday, May 22nd. az g o'clock
Those present were Mrs L. f. Goodioe.
Mrs McCorlde Mrs Il. ID Bakor. Mn,
Petit Mrs Rob, Nlsoycr. Mrs coch-
ran. aud Mrs Irvine The President.
Mrs Goodloc presided
The Tree Committee reported having
planted the eight tree missing In NE
avenue ON The cap road; these trees were
ordered from the Same nursery m Rich
mond from which the original trees came
aud were fine nice specimen. Also.
with.th kind assistance of Dr Baker.
who volunteered his services. having tile
boxes on Wyandottc Avenue pint iu bet
ter shape, strengthened and heightened.
to be better protection from the nsatia
BILE appetite of the COWS and replaced
where entirely missing. evidently having
been used for kindliug Oh some cold day
last winter
The Committee on planting on tile
,,o Az -, ,15. '''e ''np ''''' 'po'''u
othor L,r.,, .5.,', "''''.' ''','' '''"
d party of cigh, ladies with four hired
helpers climed the steep slopes and plant.
a.. f''''''''', ~
,yor, IT, ''.e' '''''S we
two ,e,rs ,o.,i..5 ,''' ''' "''" '
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lliyinr erd ,.r,.,... ,'.'' l'''''''''H was
lion ,i,.,.,..t..
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rbo ro,r,. h. ..,.i.,...,,
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Rosser or,b,rlo,t.s,,ii. ~. ~. .,.'..
Tho r.,,-, ~ -, '"g i'''''
most pr,,iryin., ~. -
much enconr,,,., ~. ,, 49,. YVES wy y
dion 4, ,,o, Vim ~. I'm ,l r ''''.
most eenoro,s,. ,,.,i., "V ''
three d,v, IL io,r ~, ,...,..,.ni u ,'s
work T,G,oli,. p.,
gr.,to,l r,r +... t,i,.i.
cbildrcn ,,o,n.., ,1..'. ''' '''' w.. 5''''o
Tin. so.,,. o,,.n,,.1 s,n IN guy
and extra p,en ~ hahn ,,,d nv, -,
our little town l. ~. rle,n and ,,,,,,,,,,
as ever SAW fl now i.r. M .o,..,,,n, ~,
keen it So
AIn Petit our corre.,,nd.,, so.r.
tary was asked to yrit. i, be s.i,aoi
Board reouestino thai no I,..,ao,,t
rooms in ,hc schoo, ~ ,.,,,e... 9,'.,,'''
make them brighter and more s,ni,,rv a.
so TO the Council to ask tI,em 10 ,ool ,r
ter and correct surface DRAINAGE i, cor
tain localities I'm onr to,.n iin,,,s -.
TO Congressman slemp who b,s 80
kindly provided. the Ieas,c with Go,,,.
seeds. which will he used in .choo, ,ard
cemetery and other publi, nl,crs
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-05-07

A magazine writer declares
it is easier to live on $i5a week
than on $4,000 a year, but we
wonder how he knows.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-11
Willamette NOiNS.

Registration for the second semes.
ter has occupied the past few days,
but lessons have been assigned and
the regular work will commence to-
morrow,
Many new students have come in
some from different high schools and
a few from other colleges.
Bishop Cook of Portland was a chap
ell speaker yesterday. He gave one
Of the strongest addresses presented
at the school this year
DR.. Sweetland, Willamette's veteran
coach, received an excellent write-up
in Sundays Oregonian. 1t appears
that he as well as Gil Dobie, was con.
sldered for coach of the Pennsylvania
football team.
The work of getting the baseba'
diamond into shape is being pushed
under the direction of DR., Sweetland
He plans to make two diamond on the
field for use this spring
The work of getting the track int
condition will be taken up soon,
Among the new students who hav
come in, is Herbert Blatchford, of Scio
graduate Of Sclo high school,