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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-10
elaek vernish Eor lron Work.

For making blacl, ,uruish that has a
gloss fuse three pounds ur Egyptian
aspialrum When IL IS liquid add one
h1li pound Of shellac ana one gallon of
mrpentine.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-10

Traps designed by the biological
urvc, are guaranteed To- catch spur
ows by the score This ought u
mean - hig boom for the quai-on
toast industry.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-10

There are more deaths In Pennsyl-
vania from Bright's disease than u-
berculosis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-10
BOSTON STOCKS

from Paine. Weber & Co., or,
Gay d s,ureis)
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-10

Observation-Disclosures. 1857 Wedge
st. Calumet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-10

FOR SALE-F'ive room house. S52
Albion.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-06-06

Miss Sadie Carter is chief clerk
at the, Garter store during the
absence of her parents and that
establishment is receiving a.
greatly increased patronage, de-
spite the fact that the price of
Peerless" remains unchanged.
Atty. f. B. Kinney of Bald
win, was an arrival in town Sat
urday to- look after sonne cases in
circuit eosrt, which he, supposed
would sea ON Monday, apon find
ing that he was here ]. week ahead
of time, he went out to- Big ST.
GermaiO to while asyaY. the inter
val and relieve that wafer of SONG
Of its heavy muskies.
j. j Frederick beat EN- to it at
the gum shoot Sunday and now
wears sfae medal. Doc. Myers
headeda bunch of sose heads who
attempted to claim . foul but mp
on Rosaerick 5 Offering to wager
his interest in the speed boat, Dan
patah. that Ia coI1la in1n,ediAtaIy
smash the record inst made, loser
to pay for the shells, they back
peda!ed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-06-06
Injured by pet
Heifer.

Mrs. n. NJ. Emmons was Sc
yerely injured at her home Sun
day evening while assisting Mr..
Emmons in yarding their cows, a
pet heifer suddenly attacking her
goring her in the side and soon
knocking her to the ground con-
tinuing the assault until Mrs,
Emmons cries brought her hus-
band from the barn to her assist
ance. Although badly bruised
from the encounter, we are in
formed that the lady will soon re-
cover from the unpleasant exper-
fence.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-06-06

UEl Ill I'll lOI lids GOulLuy
Wisconsin.
l. Steve BoWker, Eagle River,
?. L. A. McCallum, Eagle River,
3. jeff Butcher, Eagle River,
4. Fl. j. Mack, Phelps,
5. Louis Morgan, Eagle River,
6. VIM. Price, Eagle River,
I. John Drager, Eagle River,
s. Robert Dyer, Eagle River,
9. Peter Sandbeck, Conoyer,
10. Chas. Adams, Eagle River,
IL. Ferdinand Madke. Arbor Vita,
II. Peter Freund, Pennington,
Is. Robert Persohn, Eagle River,
IA. Chas. Larson, Conover,
Is. Ed. Goranson. Conover,
16. Edw. Fredericks, Eagle River,
II. 0. e. Bowen, Eagle River,
Is. Henry Evans, Phelps,
10. John Long, Arkor Vitae,
20. Chris. Rasmussen, Farmington;
q. August We'll, Eagle River,
D. Chas. Vance, State Line,
%. Gnstaf Hedeen, Conoyer,
"a. Gas Rantzy Eagle River,
o. S. G. Raymond, Phelps,
rs. Austin BENT Eagle River,
II Harry Cummings, Eagle River,
%. Carl Faulky Arbor Vitae,
29. ChaS Reed Con0Ver,
30 August Muet9el, Arbor Vitae,
81 W. III. Bomber Eagle River,
81 August HendDicksOn, ConOyer,
So VIM. Saltenberger, Eagle River,
"a, Paul kaml<e, Arbor Vitae,
35. Henry Nelson Arbor Vktse,
36. John Fnneoy Farminga0n.
OfIiae of CBenk of Ciserlit Court, 90
Villas County. Wisconsin. -
r. w. B. Raymond, deputy cIesfk of
SAID court, do hereby certify that on
the 2ard day of May 1913, in the pnes-
ence of G. H. Blohaa4 w. H. Adams
and G.. H. Jackson,
special Jury Commissioners for Villas
couHsY,. / drew from the names aaar-
nished.by tbs, Jury Commissioners. for
said. county, tIe foregoing named yer.
sons 10 serve, as, petit jurors at the
June. Al d. L9l3, term of said coast.
John ESGHRNBAUCH,.
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
BY NJ. Is. Raymond, Deputy.
We. the undersigned. special Jury
commissioners for Villas county do
hereby certify THAI the drawing Of the
aforesaid iary took place in our pres
ence at the office of the clerk Of said
count on the 23ra clay OF May. A. d.,
19A3A c. I'll. BLoRM,
W ii. ADAMS,
g. H. JACKSON.
Special jury Commissioners,
Villas County, Wis.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-06-06

] G. f. Colman Of Duluth is the
guest of relatives here this week.
All kinds of fishing tackle al
the Eagle Drug Store.
The County Board met yester'
day to perfect arrangements for
the building of the new highways.
Miss Prudence Bates left Thurs
day to spend the summer with
relatives at St. Paul, Duluth, and
Cloquet, MINI.
The fish car .sBadger'' came
over the Monico and Watersmeet
run Tuesday distributing trout
fry, several cans were unloaded
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. Tam and
daughter Mrs. Shields of Chicago
arrived Tuesday to spend the sum-
mer at their cottage on Eagle lake
VIM. Fenske and wife of Mil
waukee will arrive Saturday to
spend the summer at their cottage
known as the Pleasant View on
Eagle lake.
Miss Frances PierkarSki who
was a guest of Mrs. A X. Ever
EFT for several days last week re.
turned to her hospDe at Amigo
Monday.
Miss FERN Scotia arrived last
week to visit the W. B. Raymond
family. Miss Scott is . niece OF
Mr.. Raymond and formerly q
teacher here.
Mrs Whitman mother Of MEs.
VIM West arrived last week Sor
an extended visit with hes da1ag.h-
ter, sh, was s.cco us2anies by her
son who returned t4e his idesaie- at
Suring, Aao'alsty
Miss Mary Grani 'Nh@ ;ai'. ln4asd
school here the p;,sa Ne;Al- Aet@Tn-
ed to her 1T Phelps Sahu f'dsl, one
was accompanied sss h9A. slsaer.
Ella. who visited here during
commencement.
Joe. Frankel returned SATURDAY
from Chicago where be IS stu
dent at Northwestern University.
IN connection it may he said that
the Eagle River base ball team IS
now ready to meet all comers.
Mart Hirzel's Buick car return
ed last week from . thorough ov-
Ell hauling at the repair shops,
and his friends have kept Mart
busy ever since satisfying their
clamorous demands for rides N
the plaguey thing.
The Misses Segerstrom OF Rhlne'
lander, Williams and Brereton'
Of Madison, Bradfeld OF La
Crosse, Keogh Of Sturgeon Bay
who taught here last year, left
Ifor their homes Friday and Satqr-
day mornings. Miss Steig q
whitehall did not go until Mon
day.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-06-06
Notice to Piano
Owners.

Mr.. Hayner, Piano tuner and
from Chicago viii be- IN
town the first week in June. Pat
ronage respectfully solicited.
Leave orders at Eagle Drug StOre
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-06-06
Attend Wedding.

!, Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Menefee,
w. b. Raymond, Miss Fern Scott,
Rev. and Mrs. Griffith and Miss
Ruby Radcliffe, went Cisco yes
terday to be present last evening
at the marriage ceremony that
united Miss Elsie Bent, to VIM
Hoy. The bride is adaughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bent, and is
well known here having many
friendswho extend congratulations.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-06-06
MONEY TO LOAN.

why nO Ond your new barn buy that extra stock and machinery
now 50 that You can have the use Of it this year We make sney
as money 10 farmers 50 they improve their FARMS See our local
ds , y Smith, Eagle River Wis., about these long time loans TODAY
HARDY RYAN
WAUKESHA, wuScnNcM
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-06-06
Ibout People
YOU Know.

rus -
gle Drug Store.
,to Hart was Clearwater visi-
over Sunday
lain Ernst spent Sunday with
ligO friends
Ieri Krake spent time between
r.os in town Saturday.
N. Grover was in town the
stof the week.
ris Ella Thompson returned to
stkOsh Monday.
il. Metz and daughter were
Ippn from Phelps Thursday. ~
Alex Higgins went to Eau
sirs on business Wednesday.
Arthr Poisman returned to his
wrk III Milwaukee Thursday.
Father TopIac spent Thursday
and Friday with friends at Anti
y
Miss Florence Cook returned
At week from a visit to Milwau-
lee.
Mrs. A. Sailor and Mrs. u.
ShIack were Three Lakes visit
Gs Monday.
Mrs. f. H. DiIdine returned
Friday from an extended visit
with Milwaukee relatives.
Lester Patten departed for Ell
cho Saturday where he will spend
he summer.
herman Ulrich returned Mon
lay from a flying trip to Chicay
%
Miss Grace Radcliffe arrived
Monday from a school year spent
Devils Lake, N. D.
Miss Beatrice Thrun returned
sunday from Grand Rapids hay-
ls finished her school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. l.. Carter left
londaE to visit friends in the
estern part of the state.
Alex Higgins and family now
Ike pleasure iaunts in q new AS
p motor boat.
Mrs. Gus Rantz and children
cit to Catawba Thursday for an
Tended visit with her parents.
JAS, White and VIM. Patten re-
FNed Saturday from dong a job
MASON work al Hazen $ resort,
Dan. Graham returned Tues
} from Il job of road surveying
he northern part of the county
L. l.. Jackson came down from
eIPs tuesday to put in a few
vs. fishing at the Red Oak re-
, ". Pope of Waukegan ILL.,,
wed Friday for a short stay
bis summer home on Yellow
'ch lake.
SIS Leone Mack returned to
eps Saturday after a few days
1t with her aunt Mrs. S. Bow
Miss Geneyieve Raymond left
lday for Milwaukee where she
i attend the Normal summer
lool. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Finn Lawler and
Their Hodson were at Fon dn-
c the first of the week attending
lscopal Conference.
David Frankel is in Chicago
S week buying goods for the
ankel store. Watch for their
t after he returns.
John Ulrlch and crew went to
'arwater Thursday to do some
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-06-06
For Sale.

Bicycle in first class condition,
new tires, will be sold cheap for
cash. Inquire of Phillip Ernst.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-06-06

Hotel and Saloon Property For Sale.
It taken before July 1st. 20 room
hotel and feed barn with saloon in con-
nectlon, hotel has annex rented as har-
ness shop, well patronized by travelling
public and farmers. Small cash pay
ment required balance on easy terms.
Inquire at this office.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-06-06
JURY LIST.
State Of Wisconsin, J
In Circuit Court, !
Villas County. J

Following is list of the names of
the Jurors drawn on May 23rd 1913,
to serve on the petit jury for the June
term Of Circuit Court for Villas county
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18
SHOOTS SELF
TO COVER HIS
POPULATIONS
Korean Makes Amazing Con-
feSsion to Police; First
Claimed He Was
Held Up

On Kah Wah, the Korean who was
brought to, Honolulu Wednesday even.
ing with a bullet wound in his leg
and who complained that he had been
held up on the road near honolulu
and robbed of $3.50 and then shot by
robbers, confessed to the police this
morning that he had gambled the
money away and then shot himself to
lead the officers to believe that he
had been robbed.
According to his amazing story, the
Korean was acting in the capacity of
collector for a local sewing machine
agency which does a considerable
plantation business He was sent
into the country to make collections
and, according to his confession, he
fell in with band of gamblers and
lost the $50 which he had collected.
Fearing arrest, he secured gun and
shot himself in the leg, hiding the
weapon underneath stone. He then
laid down by the road, where he was
found the next day by a Chinese, who
sent him into town on the train. He
was taken to the hospital and when
released this morning confessed that
he had gambled away the sewing ma
chine company's money. He told the
officers where they could find the gun,
and it was located in the place de-
scribed. 1t is said that a charge of
embezzlement will be lodged against
the Korean j.. ~. D..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18
Major 7. [. Hartigan Says the
Southerner Is Wilson's Choice
for the Position

Oscar Terry Crosby. . southerner, q
former electrical engineer. who re.
signed from the u. s. army In 1887,
now president of several utility cor.
borations at Trenton, N. J., is des-
tined to occupy the governor-general's
chair in the Philippines when w. Cam
eron Forbes, the present incumbent,
steps down and out, in the opinion OF
Major Thomas L. Hartigan, prom
inent capitalist and attorney. now re-
turning to Manila in the Pacific Mail
liner Korea.
Crosby is the first choice of Pres
ident Wilson for governor-general of
the Philippines. He has won out over
a list of dozen or more eligibles
brought to the front in he last few
months stated Major Hartigan, who
spent the rilne during the stay of the
Korea az Honolulu In sightseeing.
'sW Morgan Gluster, who endeay-
cred to unrayei the snarl in Persian
finances, a former member of the
Philippines commission, was a strong
possibility. George Curry. for some
years, In active service in the south
ern Philippines as governor of Samar
and other provinces, ran Shuster a
close second.
"When / left the capital the fight
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18

seThey can't beat Pinkham, and he
will be confirmed as governor of the
territory of Hawaii" is the optimistic
prediction voiced In no uncertain lam
guage by Colonel Samuel Parker, a
passenger in the Oceanic liner Sierra,
from San Francisco this morning.
Its thousand-to-one shot for
Pinkhaln," laughed the colonel. when
reminded of the protests against the
confirmation OF President Wilson's
appointee.
81 did MOI go east on this trip. but
stayed alorg the coast and watched
the several kriumpM of Duke Kahana-
moku in hia seri@ of victories at the
coast swimIt ts6g 9xhibitions.
Il had ntlmber of letters and tele-
grams<from Pinkham before sailed
fer Honolulu and was also In con-
slant touch with Delegate Kuhio, and
have every reason to feel assured
that L. E. Pinkham is as good as next
governor of the territory.
"Oh, we're going to get free sugar
all right enough" admitted Colonel
Parker. That's the program as laid
down at Washington, and there is no
possible chance of changing the pro-
gram. The last word that ! had from
Iluhio indicated no modification of the
present plan of tariff reduction"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18

of all kinds. A strong committee of
Honolulu business men will be back
of this boys field proposition.
The boys work now being done at
kakaako and Kauluwela will De turn
ed over to Mr.. Jackson's management
at once. Later boys work viii be
started in other sections of the city.
Mr.. Jackson attended a school and
conference of the leaders of boys
work at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, this
summer. He made a special study of
boys community work, as well as re-
ceiYing instruction in athletic coach
ing. At Coe College, Jackson made
four first teams and starred at foot
ball and baseball. His athletic abili-
ties should help him to make good
with the boys right off the bat.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18
Philippine CAPITALIST PICKS
CROSBY FOR GOVERNOR GENERAL

appeared to have narrowed down to
Crosby. fIe is known to be close
personal friend Of the president. He
is now a resident of Warrenton, Vir-
ginia. AS far as know. he has never
visited the Philippine islands.
"Of course am a Republican and
have therefore had no participation
in the selection of a new governor, =
declared the Manila politician and fl
nancier this morning
aAs an experimenter and author,
Crosby has achieved quite name and
reputation for himself. He has also
explored portions of Abyssinia and
Soudan and also Turkestan and Tibet,
visiting these countries in 1903. I un-
derstand that he is a member Of the
Royal Geographical Society" added
Major Hartigan.
The returning Manilan would not
venture a prediction as to when the
appointment would be made, but be-
;ieved that the question would be set
led within q very few weeks. The in
iimaion was expressed at Washington
that clean sweep Of members on the
Philippines Commission would follow
the appointment OF the new governor
general.
Major Hartigan has completed tho
of a trust company to op~
crate in conjunction with the Bank of
the Philippine Islands. He met with
success on his mission.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18
CANTON EDUCATOR
HERE ON " AY
TOCHINA

DR.. ]. C. McCracken, head of the
medical department and hospital OF
the Canton Christian College at Can
ton. China, arrived this morning IN
the Korea en- route to the far east af-
ter a vacation spent on the mainland.
Doctor McCracken is graduate OF
the University of Pennsylvania, and
during his brief stay in this city is
the guest of DR.. A. f. Jackson of the
Queens Hospital.
During the period ten years ago
when he was a student at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, Doctor Me-
Cracken gained reputation as an ath-
lete, being an expert with the weights
and the shot, and star on the foot
ball gridiron He went to Paris in
1900 to represent America at the
Olympic games, and during that time
he startled the Frenchmen and won
the applause of hundreds of college
men by refusing to take part In those
events which were held on Sunday.
He refused to enter the shot put and
the hammer throw contests, for which
he had trained for months, because
these contests were held on Sunday,
which showed that he not only up
held his own personal convictions.
but also the athletic idea of the Amer
lean college men as a whole After
he was graduated, Doctor McCracken
served as general secretary of the
Young Mems Christian Association of
Columbia University, and six years
ago went to Canto, China, where he
represents the University of Pennsyl-
yania in medical work in that city in
connection with the Canton Christian
College.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18
FISHMARKETS To
BE SUBJECT OF
TALK TONIGHT

Whether the fisnmarket must be
completely overhauled and generally
remodeled, whether q ban Is to be
placed on the sale there of many kinds
of food stuffs, and In short whether
the report of the special sanitation
committee Is to be adopted will be
decided this evening at a meeting Of
the health committee of the supervis-
ors to be held in the latter's assem-
bly, room.
The question of burying the indi-
gent dead, problem which has
bounced back and forth between the
supervisors and the territorial board
of health, will also be decided, and
along with it the Leahi Home special
appropriation request WIN be dis
cussed. The committee has asked DR..
James Wayson,. city and county phys
ician; Sam Lehua, garbage inspector;
j. j. Miehlstein, building and plumb
ing inspector; Dr. ]. s. B. Pratt. presi-
dent Of the board of health, and G..
Charlock, chief inspector of the
board, to be present.
The report of the special sanitation
committee appointed to report on the
conditions of the fish market was read
at the meeting of the supervisors Sat
urday and referred to the health COM
mittee. It Is this report, With lls rec
concentrations, that will Be taken up
this evening. As the licenses of the
merchants at the market are being
withheld until the question OF making
sanitary improvements Is settled, the
committeeman have stated that they
will use all speed in settling the mat
ter and informing the fish market
merchants what changes they must
make before license will be granted
them.
An idea of the improvements which
probably will be called for may be
had from "a pen picture Of the mar
ket as found on Saturday morning.
July g. which is incorporated In the
report. After giving this "pen pic
ture" the committee states that
though by eliminating the objection
able features named, it will not make
the premises absolutely sanitary, 1t
will do much to improve conditions.
Flies in abundance; meats hang
ing exposed to dust and flies; ices
boxes open, with very little, IL any,
ice therein, and the contents thereof
(fish) covered with blow-flies: dress
ed chickens soaking in the wash bar
rels used for washing the scales and
entrails of the fish; drains, and the
floor surrounding same, in an insani-
tary condition with fish and meak re-
fuse matter lying therein and thereon;
the sale of cooked laulaus and pig be.
ing conducted in the aisle space pro
yided for the public; dogs running at
Continued on page three)
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Wise Won't Stand Charges
Says He Will Go After Coke Soon

StarBuIletin Saturday. in which the
latter asserts that he did the work on
the journal in good faith and honesty.
Wise was first inclined to drop the
matter affer he had made sure that
he himself was cleared, but this morn
ing, after consultation with friends.
he announced that he is not going to
let the matter drop when he himself
has fully answered the Coke charges.
Then, he asserts, he will go after
Coke. Just what form his reprisal
will take he was not ready to say
this morning.
81 made answer to him last Satur-
day anu am making it again today"
he said, "and yet he makes no definite
move to prove these serious charges
against my honesty and character. /
20 not propose to let the matter drop
CONTINUED on page eight
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18
TENNIS CRACKS NOW
IN PREMIER CONTEST
FOR NATIONAL TITLE

NEWPORT, r. &, August 1a.-The
thirty-third annual lawn tennis tonrn-
ament for the championship Of the
United States, commenced today on
the historic Newport courts.
Maurice McLouoIIn, the present
champion is forced to play through
the tournament, under the ruling
which went into effect last year, IN
stead Of merely defending his title
in a challenge round. He won HE
first round match, as did also Tou-
chard, Johnson, stachan, and eundy.
William A. Larned, the "old MASTER
Of tennis, defauIted. He was drawn
against Wallace :. Johnson, the sen
sationaI player who was substitute on
the American Davis cup team this
year.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18

.. u :. q . . :. . 8: :, g 8; 8. 8; .: ., 3,
- Il shall lrst clear myself of =
:; these charges that Senator Cpke :;
. has brought against me, and then .
:: am gaing after Coke. He is :;
:; after the United States district :;
% attorneyship. He has brought 8;
:; false charges against me, and y
., is not fl for the official position. .
:; have the evidence to show it." -
. John III. Wise. .
. . . :; .; % 90 :; 3; q q .; . 3; 8; . :,
q invite John Wise to sue me for
defamation OF charcter il he believes
the charges made against him are
unfounded and untrue"
With these words Senator James l..
Coke, who accused Wise of graft in
connection with the compilation OF
the Senate Journal, replied to the
statement OF Wise, published in the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18
YOUNG CHI. .1SE
STUDENTS GOING
TO The STATES
Visitors Arriving on China Are
Guests at Dinner and Recep-
ton During Short Stay
EAssoctated Pres Cablel

Enroute from China to the United
States, where they will enter Amerf-
can colleges and universities, forty
five Chinese students are arriving this
afternoon in the Pacific Mail liner
China. These Students form part
Of the delegation Of Chinese young
men who are sent to America each
year by the Chinese government. the
expenses being paid from the Boxer
indemnity fund, the payment of which
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-18
Y. N. c. A. EXPERT
in BOYS WORK
HERE ON SIERRA
Glenn E. Jackson, Director OF
Fairgrounds and Crack Ath-
Iete, Arrives

Glenn e. jackson, the expert boys
club worker and playground director.
arrived on the Sierra this morning, to
take charge of the various boys clubs
Of the city that are now under the di-
rection OF the Y. M. c. A.
1t is Jackson's intention to develop
the boys field into a large playground
and athletic park that can be used by
the different public schools and boys
clubs for athletic contests and sports