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PROSPECTOR
REPORTED LOST
IN MOUNTAINS

From A. r. Frisbie. who returned
to Canon City late Tuesday afternoon
from westeiiHe. q as learned tina;
great anxiety exists there in relation
to the safety OF Charles Vance who
was los; in the Sangre de Christie
mountains In the vicinity Of the Her
init lakes n few days previously. On
Saturday OF last week Vance. who
lived on the opposite side OF the
range. came across the divide into the
Wet Mountain valley for the purchase
OF supplies for the winter from mer-
chants In westcilne. After procuring
what he needed Vance started for
home with a saddle horse. two pack
animals and a couple OF dogs. A
binding snowstorm came on soon af-
ter his departure. and. fearing that he
might have lost the trail In the dark
meas that came on earlier than usual
In the evening. n number OF citizens
OF the valley and several range rid
ers OF the government forest service
left the next morning for the pur-
pose OF endeavoring to find some trace
Of him. A mile or 80 beyond Hermit
lakes and well up towards the crest
OF the Continental divide they discov-
cred his riding horse at the side OF
the trail In n half frozen condition
with the saddle turned underneath.
A little further on the pack animals
were found lying down In the snow
with their packs undisturbed. No
trace. however. OF Vance and his two
dogs could be found and Il 10 suppos-
cr that a grizzly bear or some 9TH
or Wild animal. may have killed them.
The relief party was compelled to
abandon its search by q second snow
storm Sunday afternoon and but lit
tie hope now remains OF finding
Vance alive. although the FORESTRY
men have not yet given up their quest
for him. Vance was at one time en-
pioyed on Geo. W. 0riffiin's ranch
between here and sIlverclln and has
several acquaintances In Canon City.
A visit to vancos cabin on Monday
shows that he has not been there
since tho storm came on.
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made the gathering interesting and
profitable to all present
Saturday evening Mrs Bradford and
Misses curran and Paxton drove 10
Hillside. where the two former were
entertained at the hospitable home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Balman and the
latter at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
James Beiknap. Miss Parton returned
to Canon City by rail Monday after
noon
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,on avenue for the winter. They came

con avenue for the winter. They came
to Canon City for the benefit Of the
formers health. who has long been
afflicted with a serious form Of asth-
ma He has already experienced a de-
cided improvement in his condition
in consequence Of the change OF cii-
mate.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE TWELVE
Description OF Property

Add. bears North 40 degrees IS min
utes East 10 IT.. thence South 40
degrees IS minutes West 80 #.
thence North 4s degrees IS minutes
WRIST 40 IT.. thence North 40 de-
grees IS minutes East so r.; thence
south - degrees IS minutes East
1fo n. to beginning.
Also Beg. at n point on the East
line OF Houston Ave. whence the
Southwest Cor. Lot 10. Blk 1. Haw-
kins & Houston Add. bears North
40 degrees IS minutes East l6 IT.;
thence South 80 degrees % minutes
East l40 H.: thence South 40 de-
grees IS minutes West so IT.: thence
north 40 degrees 35 minutes West
if0 r.: thence North 10 degrees IS
minutes East SO H. to point OF be-
ginning.
Also Beg. at intersection of North
erly line OF right of way of d. a
Rio Crande r. r. Co. with the cas-
terly line Of Frazier Ave; thence
South II degrees 4S minutes West
55.55 n to the South line OF said
right OF way: thence South ~ de-
grees 2s minutes East 40 IT.:
thence North IL degrees as minutes
West 55.55 r.: thence North - de-
grees IS minutes West 140 n. to
point OF beginning.
Also Beg. at intersection of South
eriy line OF right OF way OF ID. & r.
G. r. r. Co. with Westerly line OF
Frazier Ave-: thence North 40 de-
grecs IS minutes West 40 IT,:
thence North IA degrees as minutes
West SS.5s n. to North line OF said
right of way: thence South - de-
grees IS minutes East 1fo IT.:
thence South IL degrees {S min
utes West 55.5s IT. TO point OF be-
ginning.
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FRUITMERE
and FOuRMILE

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Heavenridge are
expected to return soon from their old
home at Hannibal. Mo-. where they
were called several days ago to the
bedside OF Mr.. Heavenridge's mother.
who met with a severe accident by
falling down stairs. The result was n
crushed skull and broken arm. Word
was received of her death Sunday.
Oct. 2s. on her sotb birthday. Their
friends extend to them their sympa-
thies.
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: former co-worksr who resides at San
Diego. California Mrs.. Maynard ssrv-
ed homemade candy with cake and
Cocoa, the napkins being suggestive
of Halloween. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Samuel. corner of Pop
lar and Ash. November 20.
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Mr.. and Mrs Hawkins and Miss
Martin OF East Canon spent Monday
visiting at the King home on Walnut
street. The ladies are Interested In
packing two barrels OF canned fruit
for the Cottage Home at Denver. The
work Is being done under the aus
piees OF the local W. c. t. u.
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The -Four Nile Progressive club will
meet with Mrs. Carrie stienmier Fri
day afternoon. IL met with Miss Pearl
Gage Friday. Oct 70. The officers for
the winter season were elected The
officers elect are: President. Mrs.
Bernhart: vice president. Ms. W. l.
Robinson: secretary and treasurer.
Mrs. Carrie stienmier.
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Here for Winter.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ +. Evans and fam
fly are moving to town today and will
be domiciIed with the Webster family
for the winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed watts. Mr.. VIII
Hall. r. y. Gage and Jim Curtis all
started for Colorado Springs with
load OF apples.
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W. d. Runner and daughter Carrie
Of Golden. Colo. returned TO their
home Tuesday. after few days visit
with l. J. Runner and family Of Do
zier avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stuart and daughter
Violet Of Fourrniie returned home this
week from . two weeks visit with
Mrs. stuarts mother In Nebraska
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sMr. and Mrs. Dan Miller and Nick
chHminy of westofne were guests of
Mrs Haiiaeur and Mrs- schlaeppi last
week They we're down to take in the
s6brts OF the Wild West show. The
sormer. while on this trip. purchased
of Mrs. schlaeppi her resident proper
~ at wcstciine. which they Will take
possession OF at once.
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After spending the past three
months visiting her sister. Mrs. Carl
son. at Portland. Oregon. Miss Ella
RaIston returned To her home on Gar
seld street last Wednesday.
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: A few gates are seen standing In
out-of-the-way places as a result OF
innocent Halloween pranks by some
OF the youngsters No damage has
been reported with the exception OF
the usual number OF pumpkins siaugh-
tered for Jack o. lanterns.
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Mrs. r.. n. Gage. accompanied By her
niece. Miss Myrtle Knickei Of Camp
bellsport. Wis., arrived home Friday
Mrs. Gage spent several weeks visit
ing relatives In different points in
Wisconsin.
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|, Miss Andrews. who has been taking
her usual summer outing in califor-
. MIA, returned recently to her home on
lincoln Park. She spent part OF the
time visiting relatives at San Diego.
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Hsrs fr.. H.rs,. :. D.

Mr. and Nrs. Mc0rexor Of Fargo,
North Dakoea. arrived here recently
ana have tahsa tAs eottass II les Ma
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A family by the name or Hogue
sfro,, Mulberry. Kansas. are domiciied
In the Misses Hughart's house on
Sherman avenue. They have rented
the ranch for a rear. sr. L@msiin.
. yho has been living on the place for
the summer. has taken rooms .; cor
&ler of sherman and Mckinley.
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A. q. Hayes OF East Elm avenue
has sold his apple crop to Captain
Rock.fcliow. The orchard had one
OF the best yields on Lincoln Park
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Mrs. J. p. Mcmillan OF sherman
avenue and Mrs Daykin from town
entertained th<ir combined Sunday
school classes Of boys at the McMil-
Ian home on Thursday evening. Mr..
r A. Haynes brought out the bunch
OF thirteen In his car. The merry
crowd INDUCED in a variety Of games
suitable TO Halloween season and
iunched to their hearts content On
pumpkin pie. doughnuts and cider
Aetcr an evening Of rare pleasure the
boys we're taken back to their home
|by Mr. MeMiiien.
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Miles Lamb came up from Pueblo
last Wednesday to attend the Wild
~est show.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

lincoln Park school was closed Fri
day afternoon to give the pupils a
chance to take In part OF the Wild
West show at the Fair grounds.
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Mr.. y. y. Maynard has been eonfin-
ed To the house the past week with
iaxrippe and severe cough
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some OF the young people OF Lin
coin Park had very enjoyable Hal
lowe'en party Friday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Smith. The
guerts arrived In masked costumes
ans the spirit OF the Halloween sea-
.on entered into the merry making OF
he occasion. A fine time Is reported.
Mrs. Dwight Blair left recently to
oissher husband at Denver. Mr.. Blair
= a mall clerk and has n run from
Denver 10 salida. Mr.. and Mrs. Blair
xrSf TO locate in the capital city.
The ladies' OF Lincoln Park Assoeia-
ion we're very pleasantly entertained
ast wednesday afternoon by Mrs +.
Maynard at her cory home on Park
venue. A goodiy number OF members
ess, present and numerous stitches
ore taken on the quilt piccins In
and. As the president. Mrs. Bridges,
<pects to leave the neighborhood In
,c near future. Mrs. Allan Bell was
,animously chosen to succeed her
r the remainder OF tho year. Mrs.
ridges was givcn vote Of apprecia-
n or her helpful service ~ presid-
= oR,ccr and hearty good wiahcs
r the success OF her plans for the
ture. A card Of greeting from TN
.soclatioa was ssnt 70 Mrs. Riplsy.
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Hopscofch Hose Tomahoyk aud
for siriS Rockproof hose
for boys
I5c pair l5c pair
Nice tne thread, Medium weight, dur
linen heels and toes able. wide and narrow
black, tan and white black only.
Burson Hose for Ladies'
19c pair. pairs Soc
Hundreds of Ladies of Canon
City will wear nothing else. The
reason:-Knit to fit without seam.
very elastic and very durable. Best
25c value. Plain Lisle or rib top
out size. Our price J9c pair, 8
for Soc.
Tor men, women. boys, girls,
and babies. The line is large
and well selected. The price
is meant to move them quickly
Kid Gloves
7oc
One lot of kid gloves, black.
tan. grey and white, 81 value.
For short time we offer them
at 75c.
Hand Bags
o5c
Genuine Leather, leather I'm
ed. Nice assortment frames.
Best SIPS value
Frey & Collins
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Hand Bags

Genuine Leather, leather I'm
ed. Nice assortment frames.
Best SIPS value
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We IL ink we have the two best
lines on the market. The &C. Il. ala
Spirite1 made by Strouse Adler and
the Miller line. They cannot be
excelled at the price for fit. grace
full line. or durability.
soc. Z5c. 500. $L25 and az to
$500
We now have a few dozen Miller
corsets the equal of most si.2S cor
sets, which we are offering at z9c
Pennants
lust received a nice line of fine
pennants made by Tarmen in Dem
yer, COLORADO. Pennants 25c, so.
and 500
b. r. o. E. 25c. so. and 500
c. c. H. S. and S. c. II. S. and Canon
City, Large size good Felt Soc
Wright q Kelly Furs
you must see them to apPre ci-
ate the line. Lynx. Fox. Wolf. Mar
not, Russian, Mink, O'possom Coney
and White China Fox. all priced
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25

in America last year and unless Cline
himself can cut under IL or unless Hay
moud can il will doubtless stand for
long time,
Next 10 Raymond. probably the best
man in the college is Captain Jamison
OF the track team. Jamison Is the holder
OF the Rocky mountain conference half
mile record OF two minutes fiat, JemI-
son has also done the mile In less tlan
4:i0.
In the quarter mile there is Bob Fla
gel. who has been winning the event
pretty regularly for the past two years.
and Jack Travers. Travers Is a 1901
man in the 100. but in his quarter or
the mile relay at Denver last spring he
covered the distance in 90 flat. so that
ne will doubtless be used as a quarter.
miller this spring. Carl Oleseu and Earl
Wilson, formerly OF the Salt Lake high
school. are both good middle distance
mon and will bolster up the varsity won
dcrfully on the track.
In the field events Roy Mcintyre and
Albert Brockmeyer will take care OF the
weights. while Slim Parry will be the
malnstay in the broad Jump and Happy
Van Pett in the high jump ana the pole
vault.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
AMERICAN ATHLETES.I
MAKE CLEAN SWEET
Cablegram Tells Of Record
Smashed by Yanks in
Australia.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. PA privat
cable 10 William Unmack received toda,
reports that the team OF iou Anerical
athletes visiting the anllpodes is sweep
ing everything before IT. Unnack. Sal
Francisco newspa perman. was TO hav
managed the team. but at the last mo
ment was detained and Eustace Peixott
OF San Francisco Is taking his place.
In the meet held Saturday AT Invei
ca:sln. y. H.. Templeton Of the Olympi
club. san Francisco, defeated keddeN, th
champion of Australia. In the l2O-yar
high hurdle. covering the distance in sIx
teen seconds flat.
James Powers OF the Boston A. A., Ea
dead heat with Forrcston after gvin
him handicap OF 225 yurds in the mile
The cable merely says that Power
time was better than minutes - sec
onds.
Caughey OF Ckiah. Cal, high schos
lad. put the shot i2 feet y inches. whic
was So inches better thau the New Zea
land record,
For some reason unexplained Parker
the Olympic club was unable 10 compel
In the meet held on the Wednesda
previous, the cable said the Americau
made a clean sweep of all events.
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FRANK HINKEY WILL
COACH ELI ELEVEN

DAYTON. Ohio, Dec. 24.-FranIs Hin
key, famous star OF the ninetIes. will be
head coach of the Yale football eleven
next fall. This announcement was made
today by Captain Nelson Talbot. who
Is at Ais home here for the Christmas
holidays.
Frank Hinkey, who has been appointed
head coach of the Yale football team
succeeds Howard Jones, who last
season began his work as Yale's first
salaried football coach under q contract
Jones, IL is understood. felt obliged 10
sever his contract In order 90 accept q
lucrative business offer.
Hinkey was graduated from Yale in
1895, tIe PLAYED end and football experts
regard him as one of the best ends thai
ever wore the blue, rivaling even such
latter day stars at Yale as Shevln, XII
patrick and Bomelster. For the first time
In many years HlnlIey assisted in the
coaching a | Yale field last fall so he Is
conversant with conditions here. He is
known to be an advocate OF the open
style Of play and is firm believer I'm the
forward pass. 1t is therefore probable
that Yale will show an attack next fall
that Will almost revolutlonze the style
of play IN vogue here for several seasons.
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SOCKALEXIS, FAMOUS
INDIAN, DROPS DEAD

BANGOR. Me-, Dec 24.-Lewis Sockal-
eXis, Penobscot Indian, who won fame
as a ball player. dropped dead of heart
disease while engaged in a logging camp
at Burlington today. His body was re-
moved TO his home in Oldtown tonight.
Sockalexls was born forty-one years ago.
His paternal grandfather was at one time
governor OF the Penobscots and the fam
ily was prominent In the affairs OF the
tribe. Lewis was all uncle OF Andrew
SockaleXiS, the Marathon runner.
Like his nepaew, Lewis SockaleXis was
a. natural athlete and was able to run
100 yards in ten seconds when at his
best He became known as a baseball
PLAYER In 1886. when he played center
field on the Holy Cross team, his work
attracting the attention OF the big league
scouts. In 1897 he Was an outflelder
for Cleveland of the American league.
Afterward he played on teams in the
minor lea CUES of New England For
some seasons he had officated as um-
pire in local leagues
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HIGH SCHOOL WINS
FROM BOYD PARKS
Outcome Is Surprise; Red
and Black Team Shows
Splendid Form.

The basketball quintette or the salt
Lake high school defeated the Boyd Park
Ave OF the Commercial league last nigh.
score OF 80 10 2l The game was wit
messed by a large crowd. The defeat
OF the Boyd Parks was a genuine surprise.
This game Is the second for the high
school quintstte and although the players
have not had much time ~ practice,
they played Well together.
The high school will rest today, but
will meet the Salt Lake Hardware COM
pany team tomorrow evening at o'clock
In the Y, al. G.. y. gymnasium. The high
school tivc played a great game and dis
played much improvement IN every de-
partment OF the game over that shown
In Tuesdays contest with the Lucas
Ave. The passing was good and the good
work OF the high school guards saved
many baskets for the west siders. The
spectacular
Calvin Ra awnings. center OF the west
siders. made n basket from the middle
Of the floor. II was one of the best shots
seen on the associate floor and Rich
ardson was well pleased as Rawlings Is
steadily improving in his long shots
Captain Roy Siddoway also was good in
Ills basket work. He also made long
basket Rawlings and Slddoway gave their
opponents much trouble and after the
game, Parker, who is considered the best
guard In the league, complimented the
high school boys on their great all around
playing.
Goodrich and Romney the high school
guards. also did good work. Both men
showed much Improvement over their past
performances and 1t is expected that
these men will play the guard position
for the regular high school five. Spencer
and Taylor played well and their pass
ing was good.
or the Park team, Parker starred. He
was the busiest man on the floor and his
'dribbling' was good He Is one OF the
best players in the city. Tracy also played
we'll
At one period OF the game the high
school was in the lead by the score OF
8 TO ? But the Park team made five
baskets before the first half was up and
this put the score at "a To- IS. The high
school was confident at the end OF the
half. Tay replaced SIddoway
The officiating could have been better
and the Park team complained on every
decision. No fines were attached
liz
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Not Reyond Help At 81.

Sleep-disturbin2 bladder weakness,
stiffness in joints, weak, inactive kid
ney action and rheumatic pains, are
all evidence Of kidney trouble. Mrs.
Mary A. Dean, a. L. Walnut ST., Taun.
ton. Mass, writes: "I have passed my
s1tb birthday. and thought l was be.
yond the reach Of medicine, but Foley
Kidney Pills have proved most benefi-
cial in my case 4" Schramm } ohnson,
Drugs, "The evcrSubstifutors, five
(5) good stores. advertisement }
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
PETERSON CASE is
CLOSED, SAYS DAY

". L. Day. physical directors OF the
Deseret gymnasium and arbiter of Utah
intercollegiate athletics, said yesterday
that the decision made by him some time
ago, declaring Ed Peterson Ineligible to
compete in the state track meet last
spring, was final,
Additional proof TO show that Peter
son should be declared eligible was pre-
pared and was presented yesterday TO Mr..
Day by Jacob Boln. head OF the phys!-
cal department OF the University OF
Utah; Fred Bennion coach OF the ath-
letic teams. and Professor Elias II. Beck
strand The points which Peterson made
in the meet, which were later thrown out.
robbed Utah of the state championship.
Mr. Day said that he had made his first
decision on proof furnished him that
Peterson had taken part In intercollegiate
athletics In the state for five years. He
said he did not wish to renew the con-
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Charleston Results.
BY International News Service.

BY lnternational Now. service.
Fiat race. five and a half furlongs-Rye straw,
Ill (McTaggarU. to /. won; Ethe!berE II. III
(skiryin) to l. second; Incision, 1l5 &C. Burns).
is to s. third. Time. 1909 80. Thoo Cook. Ia
Aurora. Bevsrsten. Lady Elan. Clcm Beaohcy,
Basws. Coming Coon and Edna Lask1 also ran.
Second raco. five and half furlongs-Chsrles
Cannell, ll6 (Turncrl. 10 l. won; Sercna;a.
Jos CIar,n). TO 1. second; Ponnilezs. los tNa-
than, 3. third. Time. 90 l-5 Tom Ban
cock. Madsos sistor, Woodrow. otr1nto. Malik
and ola Jordan also ran,
Third race. six ttlrlonGs-Loretta Dwycr. 1os
(willlams), 6 to ). won Prince Chap. lla (Bux-
toni. Z 70 |, second. Cockspur. ITO (SkIviu). 20
10 J. third Timo. l;l6 TO. Henry Eutchison,
Chorry Seed. Billy Vanderyeer, Busybody and
Charter also ran.
Fourth rnce one mlle-MaT Tshon 10s Cdartlnl,
70 e. won: Loan Shark 90 (MoTaEsaTt). to
J.. second: Dick Dcadwood. SO (AcCaheyl. 10
/. third. Tirno. l43 is. Ccesta and Star Ac-
,rcSs algo ran.
Fi.th race tIve and a hal, furlongs-V!ley. 1cs
GScander). 2 TO !. won; Premier lo8 tacTag-
to l. third Time, 100 +-5. John MarTs. silas
Grump Tom Boy and Dr.. Hollis also ran.
Sixth race. mile and twenty yaT6s-Btlle Ba-
ker. i07 DoyIe). ls 70 g. won: Patty Resun. 90
(Murphy). c TO /. second; Reno. lG tMcCahoy),
II TO /, third. Time, 40 2-5. Mad River. Ge-
fa1d. Spindle. Fawn. Ruis5eau. Camel and L NJ.
Eckert also ran.
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THINKS TENNIS RULES
SHOULD BE. ENFORCED

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 24.-Walter f.
Johnson, who was q member OF the
American tennis team which won the Da-
Wis cup competition In England last sum-
mer in discussing the changes In the
tennis rules proposed by the English au-
thoritles. said last night that he believed
the rules regarding service and foot
had been taught, he said. TO keep both
feet on or back OF the service line until
the ball is struck.
"a man who adAeres closely 10 the
back court game rarely has a foot fault
called" said Johnson. "There are, how
ever, many men of national reputation
who would suffer il the rules already on
the statute books were rigidy enforced.
Rigid rules Will In no way embarrasS the
man who has a faultless service"