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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-27

poses there are two other sources
of revenue receipts from road tax
ind taxes whieh are DESIGNATED BY
Law to be set ABIDE for permanent I'M
prcyenents.
The permanent Improvement fund
Is contemplated by law TO be in nm
aTount equivalent 90 one-sixfh Or one
Per cent upon the assessed Variations
Of real and personal property for the
year and for 1914. based upon 1919 as
sessu.ents this fund should net IN the
heigAbcThood Of sin. 900.
The road tax filnd Il established by
the setting aside of 81 out az eve
IS collected In the shape or personal
or what Is. commonly called poll tax.
This can safely be estimated at $50.
coo per annum and must be expended
for road sNOfk only.
So here Ne md practically $3.50, 900
IN addition % what is left out Of the
general sresenne account for road
won II must be apparent to anyone
thai this amount II about one-fourth
of what would be- actually required to-
DAY % pit the streetssand Highways
throAsh60f che city and county in
something life fIfstclass condition.
As stated q tha.fEfst part OF this
paper that references wound Be made
to- the tax situation, viii now en-.
lleavor so show how the presanf TAR
Law works out.
81 have already explained that the
cityis share a. the taxes FOR current
expenses % limited s. a amount
e4unl 10 oife.haif sc one Der cent iip-
On the assessed valuations for the
previous year. For 1914 therefore
TIE eEty.s share for current expenses
Is estimated sc one-half Of one uSr
cent on little over fS5 500 DDO. 6f
tlB8 700, bit the law 4, no way PRO
vides any guarantees Thar IA cnaa fhe
1918 valuations dropped i've. AZ or
10 million dollars m 1914 fhak the
city would 81 held harmless Tor the
difference fl revenue arislkt out Of
such B condition. Let me illustrate
BY showing that ID case the values
did drop $4,000 900 dollars Il would
mean that the CITY would have To
stand 4 loss s. to- speak 81 $4,000 for
current expenses and something over
$4,000 for permanent improvements.
and as you must q necessity infer
ct the expense Of the roads.
The law makes the provision that
me schools shall have the first lien
upon the taxes and for the purposes
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-27

Little doe Papa says you are 1
seIf.made nan. are YOU IIasneiy
caller Yes. my boy, and Pm proud
81. IT. Little Joe But why didn't you
pick out 4 tashionablef patternss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-27

Cieilan. chairman Of the e0muIttee on
5 Hsiye ami llnaliS Of the boafd Of SUI.
persiSork 6l TIE city and county Of
{ II0neluln. before file Municipal Re.
search Cab Of Honplulu, on Friday,
DectHaheF 10, 1918. s.
Gentieiaen Before the board OF
supervisors can finally pasa npon
their budgets from the general feve-
nues cf the city and county. they must
first provide for certain CHARGES
against such general revenues. which
are so to speak first lien against
them, before the subjects OF streets
end highways can be considered
In order that the idea Just sought
TO be conveyed might be made clearer
these fixed charges are classified
here In the same manner as they ap-
pear III the quarterly and annual re-
ports OF the city auditor and are as
/ follows: General Government. The
Courts Protection to Life and Prop
erty. Sanitation and Health, Eecre.
alton. Street Lighting. Expenses.
Board OF License commissioners Al
yertising incidental Expenses fother
than aboye) Cash Basis Fund Trans
fer.
The annual appropriation required
to be made nader the first sifhdisi
sion General Government amounts to
S69,S40 and carry the faf salaries Of
fhe elected officers of the govern,
ment, the salaries Of their clerks and
Incidental office Expenses fbl water
and sewer rates tc1 office rent and
janftcf service OF this amount SAL
go e required to cover salaries and
chare s fIxed By the legislature.
The Courts require an annual APP
pfcpr ion Of s56, 900 to provide sfor
tal Salaries OF the Clerks, Steno-
graphers, interpreters and probation
officers OF the first circuit court;
Obi Salaries Of the district magis-
trates Throughout the city and coun-
";
lei Salaries OF clerks. interpreters,
etc. 81 the district courts and
fd1 The operating expenses cot the
first circuit and district courts. 0Tef
$50 900 OF the amount thus reauired
to Be appropriated are for salaries and;
charges liked By the legislature.
Projection 10 Life and Property;
Inc expenses unes s.ls as 49,.
are the neasles g. ~ ~, =,
quired to be made 70 meet such exs
pelsss ess -, .,,,.,,... - st,s'
$1,000 sa.u e g aSa -, =, an q:
EoiIce csp sl'.shss - =
ny y. $3.50 - ,,,,,,...,., Il t,,e f;ra
y - ~ go ~ - 1 - ,s,,,s -
Is s.,.s
q 4, 1870, - s,S Si5essisrns svsts,1.
ssxs a. -.
sS 9,, 81 $500 - i.il.r. snIi .unkeeb
- =. - s2f II; ia er aiaur To-
8. = - .s ss1 s;i e,,f 81 me genera rev
~ =. - - go =.
'.' ~. ]. 4r..,,,, t5,,,,ss ss,s
81 s e ,s,l ina s. ~ sSs,,,d
=. - s;,i,4I
sns - 81 =, - "a
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-27

Al shshertnan of La Crosse: Wis.
threw the body OF his dead child into
the river 10 save funeral expenses.
He said the money Was needed for
Christmas gifts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
ROLE-DOOK
URGES CORDIALITY
TO PATRONS
Harmony Chapter Instructs
EmplOye in Need of Courtesy
and Consideration to Gen
eral Public

The new hook Of rules and instruc-
lions governing the transportation OF
filiehJ traffic. just issued by the Sas-
u Re railroad contains HARMONY
rhapter-eight terse paragraphs re.
gardlnE the relationship which should
exist between employees Of the carrier
and the public. The harmony
chapter follows
THE function of the freight traf-
tic department Is 10 develop ami So
iisit freight traffic. and 20 prescribe
rates, rules and regulations Tor tho
handling thereof.
Agents. and other employees of the
Santa re are expected TO cooperate
with the freight traffic department
in the solicitation ana development
~ freight traffic. and To- this end are
requested ia communicate 10 the
/ freight traffic department officer IN
charge ~ the territory any We've or
suggestions which will tend Ia pro-
mote thu growth and development Of
freight traffic.
THE freight traffic department rec
Ognizes the necessity FOR the most
cordial Relationship between the com
/ pany and the public
/ "The local freight agent who. ~
II certain localities. " the only author
iced representative ~ the company
very largely through hs relations win
the public moids the sentiment of tn
community towards the railway com
pany su
IA " urged that every courtesy an'
consideration should distinguish IN
acts OF the agent and other employe
In their dealings with tho public or IN
divldunls generally
The local freight agent shoul
| furnish fun Information In detail 1
| the freight traffic officer In charg
OF the territory relating to amy an
tagonism which may exist on the par
ot the public or individuals towar
the company.
II deficiency ana courtesy are ia
> great factors in our success"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
BUSINESS Of FIRST
/. YEAR S435,0OO,
MONEY BACK IN
CIRCULATION
Report Of First Savings Bank
and Trust Company, Baby
Institution, Interesting 10
Every Deposition and Pro.
spective Deposition
FIGURES AN ACCURATE
PROSPERITY INDICATION

az The greatest interest ta every
depUsitur and 90 every person who
may In the future become deposit0r
is the statement OF the condition of
the First savings Bank ana Trust
company Of Albuquerque. nt the close
Of business june seth. just one year
from the dag the Institution opened
~ doors.
Tho statement IN extremely crafty
ing to the Officers and directors and
AN who nave any business relations
wish the institution. az IL shows al %
glance the healthy condition 81 a
bank that has taken its place over
night as one OF the important flnnn.
clul organizations OF Albuquerque and
the state.
The chief feature 81 the report Is
the item which shows that during the
first year of its existence. the First
Savings Bank ana Trust company dc.
poslts exceeded ti35.000 The money
de posted In the hank has been loaned
ont al interest with gilt edge secur
| ny. for the purpose of assisting Ia
the upbuilding OF Albuquerque and
contiguous territory The popularity
1 81 ANt fiNNA INV AAfhN mum Nhh - WV
company with the people at Alhuquer-
due ~ obvious and the number of ~
! satisfied customers X Indicated by the
4 amOunt of the deposits FOR the fir-i
year
| Recognizing tho need for such ~
| Institution. the First Savings was or
ganlzed little oyer year ago, be
ginning business June 80. 1919. From
/ the very first day. the bank proved q
mecca for small depositors and large
| people who wished Ia lay awa'
money Ia various amounts, d"sirnu
Of having absolute assurance az 10 ~
safety az their deposits
The First savings Bank ana TruS
company In presenting its first an
nual report, shows rcmnrknhi'
lhsnithy condition. Tho report IS al
lnccurnte indication ~ the prosperu
and Of general business ana indus'rin
conditions IN this section,
Mr. Guy l.. Rogers. manager ot IN
First Savings Bank ana Trust com
many. ana the Officers and director
OF the Institution are 90 be cungratn
lated upon the voiume of the firr
years business and because Of IN
splendid prospects for growth in IN
savings field.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW
D . e.e0 y co. . . .
y TO SUBSCRIBERS
y II you should not get tonight'h
paper
. CALI Sc.
= Q . . . . . . . = % 0


Prof Fayette A. Jones spent today
ia Santa Fe on business affairs.
W. =. Metcalf left this morning for
a brief stay 81 Tesuque. near santa Pc
ar and Mrs. y. w. Cotier are Wis
TORS In Aibuquerque from Vaughn
Herman nfeid. of the Charles H.
field Co, is here from las Vegas for
brief business visit.
Reed lIolloman Of Tucumcari Is in
Albuquerque for tn day, on mis- way
home after visit Ia Santa Pc.
Samuel Francis woodland. author.
compiler and Insurance man. Is here
from wichita. Kan.
Major Fritz Mueller returned to
Santa ~ today after hri { business
visit.
Dr g. j. Moran IN here from Dem
ing 90 attend the meeting Of the state
board Of dental examiners ANA the
state Dental society.
Miss Nora Trahey 81 Las Vegas.
was visitor in Albuquerque last
evening Miss Trahsy came here Ia
meet her sister
Mrs Iakr Levy and son, David
Pearce Levy. arrived from Santa Zee
this morning for brief visit with
MIRA. Joseph Barnett.
/ a. =. Criswel. the Insurance man.
returned this morning from Silver
city whore he has been for several
days on matters connected with recent
fire losses.
! Attorney Reed Holloman Of Tucum'
cart who has been In Santa Pc or
business before the federal court. 10
stopping over in Albuquerque today
I on his wny home. Mr. H0ll0man WI
probably remain until tomorrow d
witness the hnish 81 inv automobile
4 race.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
SHRINE PICNIC

Tnilyhos will leave Masonic temple
al and also ~ ~ o'clock on the
morning of July san Tor Borrudnill"
aud Matthews grove.
An Masons with their families ana
an members Of the Eastern Sinr are
cordially invited. a good time is AS
sured
Various games have been arranged
la which Young and old may particl-
pate. The following prizes have been
donated.
Ladies' Prizes Onc piece japanese
drawmwork az feet squared. by Noele
H. q Wanner. Kitchen carving SET .
pieces. VS. Nohie Harry strong silver
souvenir spoon. hy noble " O. Ham
ilton
giris' Prizes order FOR one dozen
nhotnprauhs. by Noble W. " Walton
IAN iy Nohlc ~ Perry; box 81
hi,ndherthicfs hy Not,le }, w Col
bert
Aten,s Prizes order FOR hat by No-
bia %. Rofenwaid l-2 dozen hole
proof hoUe. by Noble Q. a. cushm an.
nackiic. by Nohls Lloyd Aurges' "
dozen handk erchiefs, linen by Nu"le
y III Bush iie clasp and collar bn''
tons. VS. Noble g. q. Davis
Boys prlaes- Watch and FOB. ny
Noble A. Eyeriu. pocket knife hy
Nobla u. Yannow; watch ana cham
81 Nohlo W %. Harris
For me Information of the ladies'
.ho expect 10 hring p lunch basket
I me committee has made ample pr"
vislnn Tor coffee. lrmnnadel lee cream
not and cold sandwiches Also I'm
slivors. wooden. chinaware ANA paper
fahlecloihs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

T HE small boy sits upon the
curb with face that's sat
unine. he little recks the
morrow win be clear and
bright and fine: boots MOI TO him
the Glorious Fourth will be a hoi-
iday when old and young may
blithesome fare forth % disport
and play. he cares hut few that
Thomas Jegf. and J. Hancock and
Jno. Adams and Qulnc. and other
guss ushcred In Freedoms dino.
mis- brow ~ dark. his visage donr.
he radiates out gloom: for him no
cannon-craUker's crash, no can
mons Joyful boom. he may not
SINCE his youthful lash nor scorch
his tousled hair nor roast his arms
rich brown hue IN the festive
powders glare: he may not cool.
his neither limbs, nor frlcassee his
nose. nor extlrpate his good right
eye nor bake his grubby toes: he
may not blow his sky piece OF. nor
set the house allre. nor blast the
ear drums 81 his stern uncom-
promising sire: for this our YOung
America wears this aspect Of pain.
for MIN alas, no joy IL there In u
Fourth that's SAFE and sane,
Cpasteurlzed Poem by Evening
Herald Stan Poteb
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

the street entirely
Entries aud PLACE.
Tho entries ana place for tn race
tomorrow follows:
Car M. Red" Sperrv driver:
gar overland. owner. Dave Combs.
Albuquerque
Car No. al. Hosch. driver: car.
Buick. owner. O. G.. CutrOn. Santa Pc.
Car No. al u stern, driver. car.
Velie, ownor. Mike stanton. santa Fe.
Car No. 4--GeOrge IiOttinger. driv-
er. car Ford, owner, Quickol- KOrber
garage, Albuquerque.
Car No. Marion Dye. driver, car.
". ". T.. owner. Charles Closson. san
To lsc
Car No, wfiilum Emblem, driv-
or; car Buick owner. William EN-
hiem santa Fe.
Car No w ElRhman. driver;
car Velle; owner, J, caldwell Ros-
welt
Car No. Stony Chisum. driver:
car, Buick; owner. Buick company,
Albuquerque.
Car No. Ed Nagle driver. car.
Overland' owner, ". A, Greer Anu
GuerQue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
nrnlnnallon nemandeal.

An lriahman Just landed got work
on the New York Central AZ iiagmnh
at Tarr> town. Ills Irst day on the
lob he waved the red danger signal
before the Empire state Express The
brakes screeched down, the IRAN
ttopped and the crtw ran up, 'Wha' "
the matter? why did you stop thif
train?" the conductor demanded
"Weil---" began the flagman'
"Don't YOU know It's a state prison
offense 90 atop train without ehus"
a.. Conductor explained. why we're
twenty minutes late now
THAT'S lust g. was the answer
"Where have yoy been the last twin'y
minute P"Ncwark star.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

Mrs. Amelia PARENT. "a daughter Of
the late col. J. Francisco Perea, died
in ~ paso last Saturday, and the
funeral was held In that city Tuesday.
burial being IN Evergreen cemetery
when hor father was a deleente n
congress. Mrs PARENT resided N
Washington and when child was a
playmate Of Robert Lincoln. son Of
the martyred president,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

FOnrCAeT--Nee Mexlco--To.
night and FRIDAY fair: not much
change In temperature.
LOCAL WEATHER report for
"A hours ending 81 a. M. July B..
Maximum temperature. "a degrees:
minimum, 81; range. So: az a. NJ.
". southwest winds, clear.
THAT. feliow-ciilzen. was the
hottest day 50 far-and dld yslp
notice how chilly Il was az 6 q. M. ?
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
Ionls y. stueckcL

4 Louis T.. Stuockel. SO years old, a
well knowa tinsmith. died early this
morning In local hospital The de-
ceased was brother OF Jacob
sueckel. a market gardner. and until
recently was engaged IA the timing
Guinness. Services viii be held sat
urday morning at 10 o'clock In strong
Brothers chBpel. Burial viii be In
Fairylew cemetery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
TEACHERS APPOINTED
IN DISTRICT THIRTEEN
WILL SIGN CONTRACTS

An teachers appointed for 'No neS
term IN district rs. are requested h,
Secretary Nestor Montoya. 10 cali az
the office Of Ia Bander0 Americana
Third street and Copper "a, nue.. ho
tween and O'clock MONDAY after.
noon Tor the purpose Of signing cop
tracts for the year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
wIIIInm N. Carter.

william A. carter. 80 years old. a
resident Of Albuquerque for two
months. died last last night. Mrs. Car
ter and child were present when death
came The body a,d be sent tonight
TO the family home In iroquois, ;, d.,
for burial.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

Although definite announcement
has not been made. it II understood
that the funeral services for the late
J. a. Robinson win he held sunday
Afternoon. The odd Fellows viii at
tend in "a hOdy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
ARRIVALS At HOTEL
COMBS

The following oui-of-town guests
were registered today al Hotel Combs:
"A. a. Hitchcock Denver; A. j. DIXON
san Lake city. g. r Wohlenberg
Lincoln. Neb.: a. &. Ilfold. Las Vegas;
~ A. Mortenser, Clovis; Or. w H..
Barter Maxwell. =. az ! Y carson
Denver. Il. Y. Rinehari. Denver; W.
81 Stewart. El Paso, N. j. Moran
Demma. u. McArdic. Chicago. Is.
a. Tonrlly, Memphis, Tenn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
FAMILY LIQUOR HOUSE

g. A. GRANDE. Prop.
Sole agents for san Pedro Lame AAd
Charcoal.
ont-of-tOWR orders pFO npt.y nilssl.
Furnished rooms 10 week Os month
~ car liue.
PHONE TOa.
a0S n. BROADWAY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
MORTUARY.
Zoe KentinQ.

Joe Kcating. - years old who
came to Albuquerque recently for ms
health. died last night The deceased
was from Little Rock. ARR. Services
were held az o'clock this afternoon
In strong Brothers chapel and burial
was In Fairvicw cemetery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

Regular communication Of Tenn
pie Lodge No. a. c .. M.
Business Of retaining from the
purchase % any nrecrackers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

PROMPT messcnGera, quick denver,
and baggage. Independent Delivery
Ph0ne 6ef
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

Az barber shops win close az -
o'ciock on JUS ANA remain oiesed
ail day. CHARLES ReDMAH,
secretary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

WATER TAX DUE AND PAYA'
BILE AT OFFICE on WAITER co.
ga w. GOLD.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

IT'S HettinR warm. Don't let Vonr
Ice hoy get dry. Call up h7-hs---pia-
H.Ond lee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
NORTH FOURTH THE
DANGER ZONE ~ CITY

Residents on North Fourth street
from Central 20 the Menaul road In
tersection are warned that speeding
automobiles viii be travelling along
north and south nearly All day from 2
O'Clock until after ana that In order
to avoid accidents. constant care
SHOULD he taken when CO.. the street
PareniN should keep their children on
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

Try HERALD want ads, they
bring results.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
Road In Good shape.

Information todaJ from motorists
who travelled over the trait between
Albuquerque and SANTA PEE II 20 the
erect that the road Is In good shape
considering The damage done by the
cioudburst az several days ago u h
not believed that The drivers VIII And
u dinlcut to travel over the road 40
fast ~ their ears can jump.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
ROSWELL AND GAlI4UP
10 PE REPRESENTED

Mayor sellers mas received advice
that many visitors will come 10 Al
buaueraue for the Fourth OF July to
witness the motor race and The box
ing contests. Gallup will send q del
cation of motorists headed by G, y
Cotton. Roswell win come In with a
bunch of boosters. headed by Mayor
Atkinson
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-11

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 11.-Phila
delphia today celebrated "Navy Day
and thousands availed themselves Of
the opportunity to see one of the ma
tons greatest naval bases ION dress
parade" The program at League Is-
land navy yard was planned for the
two-fold purpose of bringing the peo-
pie into closer touch with the work
ings of the navy and to raise funds for
the Navy Relief society. Members of
the army and navy union who are hold
ing a reunion here were honor guests
of the yard officials. Rear Admiral
Austin M. Knight was in charge of the
An admission was charged
and spectators treated to program of
naval, military, athletic and sport ex-
ercises. There were also flying boat
rips and high diving by the sailors and
marines.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-11
ASK THE COURT
SET ASIDE DEED
ALLEGATIONS CON-
TANNED IN COMPLAINT FILED
In DISTRICT COURT.
Mother Accuses Son of Securing Sigma
ture Through Threats of Violence
and Bodily Harm.

Praying that a warranty deed pur-
porting to transfer title to lots 2, 3, a.
and in block l of Frye's addition to
Moscow from Rachel E. Curtis to her
son Chester l.. Curtis be set aside, a
complaint was filed in the district
court yesterday afternoon by Nisbet &
Mason, attorneys for the plaintiff.
The complaint alleges that the plain
tiff, who is represented in the suit by
l.. G. Peterson as guardian appointed
recently by Probate Judge Morgan
edge, executed the deed in question on
June IA, 1913 and deposited it in the
First Savings & Trust bank of this city
for safe keeping and that ON July 81
following the defendent without au-
thority fraudulently secured the deed
from the bank presenting fraudulent
written demand fer it.
1t is further alleged in the complaint
that the demand presented at the bank
by the defendant bore the name of the
plaintiff, her signature having been Sc
cured on a blank paper through threats
of violence by the defendane. 1t is
alleged that no consideration for the
ever passed from the defen-
1ant to the plaintiff
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-11
BEGAN GRIND OF
FOOTBALL PRACTICE
UNIVERSITY SQUAD GATHER FOR
PRELIMINARY WORK ON THE
FIELD.
Within Few Days More Men VIII be on
Hand When Active Practice for the
Season viii Result.

Football practice began yesterday af-
ternoon at the university with two
new men and four old ones on the field
in suits. They were Johnstone, Nan
kervis, Buck" Phillips, Knutson,
Robinson and Johnson. The drill con-
sisted for the most part of little boot
ing and few forward pass stunts. To-
night few more men will be added
to the squad, Samms and Bob Gerlough
having arrived yesterday on a late
train. Till Gerlough will also be out
in a suit today for his first expert
ence in varsity football work.
The men will be worked on the
campus for a few days yet until more
men get here when they will be ia
ken to the new field, one end of which
IS being hurried to completion Captain
Favre is expected by Monday and then
the real work will begin. Lockhart
will be here soon and Kinnison, Jar
dine and Shipky are expected by the
last of this week. A few of the old
men may be a little late getting in
but Pink" expects to have a
good big squad ready for work by Mon
day afternoon.