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Arizona republican., 1913-08-16
For Rent-Furnished
 Rooms

FURNISHED COTTAGE - Apart
 ments and single rooms. $50 North First Ave. bp
 FRONT ROOM and bath. 51O E. Adams. At
 DESIRABLE room with bath and sleeping porch &61 North First ave.
 TWO NICELY FURNISHED rooms suitable for two gentlemen; very cool
 15 E. Polk St. bp
 FOR RENT-Four rooms and screen sleeping room. Strictly modern, private bath, brick house, shade and lawn, To- cation ideal rent reasonable, well fur nished, no sick or people with small children need apply, for key apply to w. J. Beard, 1910 w. Monroe St. bn
 FOR RENT-Two rooms. suitable for two to batch, close in. Box 4550 Re publican. bn
 LARGE-Wen furnished room, in private family on car line with bath, for one or two gentlemen, call after G:3O at 919 N. 1st St bm
 WASHINGTON HOPELESS No. 1st street, new, modern, no sick taken. If
 THE WON - First class. coolest rooms in city, summer rates. Corner 6 Ave. and Mckinley. If
 FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room, walking distance. Call 519 N. 3rd St. If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16
For Sale Eggs and Poultry

POULTRY-Alive or dressed to or der. ready for the oven; guaranteed fresh eggs, one day old; we deliver to all Phoenix Phone 1903. Poultry Breeders Supply House. If
 FOR SALE-White Pel<in Ducks for beediney purposes. Box 4549 bn
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16

STORE-Your household goods, fur niture, automobiles, etc, in our new concrete fire proof warehouse for the summer. Lightning Delivery Go. Phones 594; 1756. If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16
For Rent Housekeeping
 Rooms

THREE ncatly-furnishe rooms; reasonable l2l4 East Washington st.
 bm FOR Furnished bedroom and housekeeping rooms. 415 North First st bn FOR RENT-Housekeep apart mcnt Separate front entrance. bath with hot and cold water Close in. 386 N. l Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16
CLASSIFIED
WANT ADVER RTISING
 One Cent a Word
For Sale-Real Estate
BARGAINS in residences. Ranch and business property, improved or unimprOved. Houses to rent.
 W. K. JAMES,
 27 N Center St If
27 N. Center St

215 ACRES-Just off McDowell bou- levard. which is now being paved. fine shade and Page fence, easy terms. Sid Henry, 15 North First Avenue. If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16

br FOR SALE-COol, completely mod ern cottage, garden specially arranged for fancy chicken raising. fruit and shade trees, , minutes walk from P. Q. $300O. $500 cash, balance like rent. Write r. .. Box 649 City bp HAVE BUILT many homes in Phoenix and all have been sold be- fore completed this is one reason why you should see me about yours. C. II. Johnson Building Contractor. Phone 1866. If FOR SALE-New mdern buigaloW very complete with 10 or 20 acres of improved land. Fine country home. Very cheap. Phoenix Trust Company. Is West Adams St. If TOR SALE-Cheap. for cash, a 13- room residence with two toilets and one bath; situated on 1O0-foot frontage by 15O feet deep and one block of six car lines and oceon. Alice $. stewart. 133S Second St. santa Mon ica. California bm
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16
For Sale or Exchange

TO MECHANICALLY Phoenix city property, 40 acres, 1 mile north of Mesa City Bank Valuation $5OOO, title clear. A. F. Ruff, Arlington, Arizona. db
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16

FOR SALE-Very incest building lot in Phoenix for one who wants some thing out of the ordinary. 2O0x200 fine tropical shade and fruit trees, chicken yards. house. small but adaptable and very exclusive neighborhaad. Box 4557 Republican br
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16

FOR -Relinquishment 40 or 80 acres. Pumping proposition. 20 it. lift money to be used on adjoining land 4556 Republican bn
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Banllrupt stock of gro ceries and fixture. Good location, small investment See J. C. Ingels Trustee 4oQ Coodricb RIdg dd
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16

FOR ALE-Pool hall, soft drink and cigar counter at Glendale. Receipts from S50OOO to $SOO-OO per month. Good proposition, will sacrifice $5OO.OO to sell. Good reasons for selling Address P o. Box S2, Glendale or Glendale Phone 291 J. M. HotchHiss.
 If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16

FOR SALE-10O shares Republic Trust of Phoenix at $500, paying $ per cent dividends, book value over $13.00, total assets over two million. Address Post office Box 1233, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16

THE BARGAIN auction house will remove their stock to 325 East Wash ington until former place is com pIeteIy remodeled into an up-to-date furniture store. tt
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16

FOR SALE-Lots. Before you buy. see Galpin x Hart about Grand View addition. 33 North First ave. If
 TWO SNAPS = Four-room house, frame, modern; stable; lot 100x137h; price, $1750. F'ive-room house, frame. bath; lot 75x250; lawn; rose garden; chicken yard; price, $21OO. Terms. New State Realty Co. 314 Fleming Bik Phone 1O64. If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16

FOR -Relinquishment on 160 acres, $500 improvements, water in abundance. Sacrifice. Box 50 Repub- lican. br
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16
Auctions
McMURTRY

SPECIAL AUCTION-A dairy COW to be sold at Pats Corral today, r. NJ. McNIurtry. Auctioneer. It
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16
Stables and CorTala

GOOD HORSES AND RIGS - For hire and for sale at Corral prices. Commercial Corral. E. A. Starr X Co, Props. Phone 170S. 1T
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16
10 ACRE ALFALFA RANCH.

40 ACRE ALFALFA RANCH. near Glendale-wire fenced-neW house -stable-fine well-gas engine-large tank-water piped to house and yards alfalfa is clean and good stand. Price $157@ per acre. $3O0O handles. Bal ance years Gp per cent If taken at once, will include household furniture and implements. This is new property and is being priced for less than neighboring bare acreage
 so ACRES-CLOSE IN
 Within miles of Indian School-55 acres in cultiVation-price $200 per acre. One-third cash, balance no limit as to time.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16

TAYLOR THE AUCTIONEER Has been selling stock at auction for twenty years: a good talker, a judge of stock. and knows his business. He wants good sales. See him.
 1T w. Jefferson
 1o.o .4
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16
FOR JELLY GRAPES Phone 111R4

FOR JELLY GRAPES-Phone lllR4-
 br FOR SALE-At reduced price, one $10S00 scholarship in the Arizona school of Music Address l.. K. Jones, Wickenburg, Arizona. ak BUY TIP TOP SOAP co. STOCK while cheap Larger plant needed at once to supply big demand. See F, Munson, 11S W. Washington If FOR SAI.E-No. Rotary Neo- style mimeograph) good as new. Cost $3O.oo; will sell for $2o.0o. Room , Creighton Building hm FOR SALE-Purple figs at two cents per pound at the ranch. Phone 1l1J5. bm AUTO FOR SALE-Five-p passenger 4o h. D.; good running order Phone 52S. bu GET GIBB'S good prices on new and used house furnishngs stoves etc. 322 West Washington st. 9bs
 AUGUST.
 Plant This Month.
 Peas Beans Cabbage Seed Milet Carrots CoWpeas Beets Potatoes Celery Seed CaulifloWer Lettuce Cucumbers
 Eucalyptus.
 ARIZONA SEED COMPANY 137 N Central Avenue, Phoenix, AriZ
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-16

CASA GRANDE-For information regarding this rapidly growing pro gressive section of Arizona, address Bulletin Publicity CO, Casa Grande, AriZ IT
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16

129-131 N. 1st Ave. If
 CHICKEN RANCH-One acre Just
 outside the city limits, nicely located
 for chicken ranch or gardening, good
 soil, can be made supporting.
 price only SGOO $25 cash, balance slO
 per month. See us exclusively for this. II. C. THOMAS R. E & INV
 CO. 42 w Adams St t. FOR SALE-5-room modern frame
 house. $2OOO Groom modern, pebble
 dash. s325O 1 lot, 5Ox14O, West Adams
 St, $75O. lot 50x14O, West Jefferson
 St. 5000 1 lot 75x14O West Jefferson St. close to Capitol Grounds, $500 Union
 Realty Go, Il East Adams St. If FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix Grow Every body is beginning to show the Phoenix spirit, that improving spirit is what is making so many new fronts on
 East Washington and starting many
 modern structures. Some good buys on
 East Washington and Jefferson St. A new business building, with living rooms, stock, fixtures, horse and Wa l gon, $525O, will take ranch land as part l pay. 3 choice lots on F. Jefferson, ! business district $60O0, one 50 it. lot 1 on F. Jefferson, $11O0. fine lots on ' F. Jefferson, 5OX235 the three together ! S2OOO Buy on Tempe road, Phoenix ! Greatest Thoroughfare. Large lots ! 50x24O. $35O, $50 cash, balance, $10 a month, 21a acre tract, $1250, $50 cash 1 balance $1O a month. 4-rOOm house
 40 ft., cellar barn, corral, shade,
 acres, $225O, $25O cash, balance $20 q month. open Sunday. NJ II. shelton 1 215 w. Washington. u
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16
For Rent-Furnished
Houses

ooo~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~-~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~|>~>~~ FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping room with porch. 1924 $. 3rd Ave bp DESIRABLE room with bath and sleeping porch. 361 North First Ave.
 bn MARSH LATS-Furnished, no sick and no children taken. 347 \. 4th Ave
 9-bd FURNISHED HOUSE-5-room brick north side, close in, rent reasonable See J. B. Heyne Realty Co., Is w Adams. u FURNISHED-Apar 3 rooms screen porch. bath. gas, electric lights one block from car. 704 N. 11th St. EAST SIDE of double house, furn- ished, with screen sleeping room, close to car line plenty of shade 1227 East Adams Phone owner S0S4. tf
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16
Special Notices
Auto Livery.

AUTO SERVICE-Day and night stand. Washington and Second St Phone 528 Jose Castelan & Co. 9-m
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16

FOR SALE-Or will trade 40 h. p. touring car and 2-cylinder Indian mo- tCrcycle, for live stock Apply at the Goodman Murphy Hay Co, B West Jefferson. If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16
MT. Californian.

MT. Californian.
 exchange your holdings for this 155 acre ranch-all in alfalfa-good stand F mile from Salt River Valley railroad station-sman house-WeIl. Price $23,- 900. Client has equity of $10,000 and will exchange same for Los Angeles, Riverside, Pomona or Ontario prop erty. The place is a snap at the asked price
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16

FOR SALE@SeVeral second -hanc motorcycles at prices t. suit. Phoe- nix Cycle Co. 133 N. Central Ave t.
 FOR SALE-PracticaIly new deliV- cry wagon; nine foot bed; cut under wheels; also harness, single. Address Box 4552 Republican. If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16

WHY COOK THESE WARM DAYS First Ave. and Jefferson Barbecue stand, has choice meats always. Phone 1349. Saves you time and money. Sbr
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16
HOLLINGwORTH BREAKS IN

HOLLINGWORTH BREAKS IN with the offering of a nice, little. brick cottage-4 rOomS-On 7th AVe-price $20O0 5000 will handle. Will trade this in on 10 acre ranch north-Will pay difference
 ALSO
 blocks from Commercial hotel-has g sale $3O0O.
 All cash-no terms
 ALSO
 ? story, brick business blOck-on West Washington-close in-good income permanent tenants-now rents $150 per month. Price $15,00O. F cash. balance to suit. If priced RIGHT will accept good lot as part payment.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16

BIGLEY SAYS If you're looking for something classy. l can show you one of the finest homes in Kenilworth-MUST be sold within the next few days-lot 7OX140-fronts SOUTH ms-thoroughly modern fine garage.-Price $56O0. 5000 will handle. Don't fail to see this. ALSO
 6 room house-CapitaI Addition-mod- $4O0O $500 will handle ARIZONA SECURITIES AND IN
 VESTMENT COMPANY, Inc,
 1O7 N. Center Street,
 Phoenix, Arizona
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16

DESIRABLE room with bath and sleeping porch 361 North First ave.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16

FRONT ROOM and bath. 510 E. Adams. 4t
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
Whites WalIop Reds
In a Slashing Game
On HiIIsborough Lot

HILLSBOROUGH. Nov 24-Felton
Elkins' team of Whites yesterday de-
feated Tom Driscoll's Reds in a slash
ing game of polo The score board at
the finish Of the days play shoewd a
tally OF IL goals for the Whites to 2
scored by the Reds
Elkins made his first appearance
since his return from the east and
worked out few Of his ponies dur
Ing the game. He showed well on
attack and kept Driscoll pressed all
the time. Will Tevis Jr. made some
good, long runs, while Garritt proved
useful with his long drives, which
put the Reds on the defensive.
Driscoll was the star of the Reds.
His dashes down the field with the
ball were in evidence. but his usually
brilliant goal shooting was not up to
the standard
The defense of the Reds kept the
Whites to one goal in the first chuk-
hur. In the fifth the Whites sent
three goals in, but in the eleventh the
Reds rallied and held the Whites to
single tally.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
Celtic FootbaIIers
Beat Rangers, 1874

The Celtics yesterday defeated the
Rangers at st. Ignatius stadium for
the Gaelic football championship by a
score OF 1s to A. The Celtics out
played the Rangers at every stage Of
the game Captain Pat Rowan was
the star, playing a whirlwind game
for his team and scoring two goals
in the first half.
After the football game the O'con-
nell and Young ireland hurting play
ers gave a clever exhibition of the
irish national pastiule, the O'Connells
winning IL to 4.
The lineups:
Gaelic football game-Celtics: Crosby. goal;
Coan and Crowley, backs, Riordan and Egan,
halfbacks; C. Lucey tcaptafnl, Collins and Nc
Ardle wings; Shea and Monahan, cenfers; Ford
and j. Lueey. full forwards.
Rangers: Hagerty. goal; J. T. Conway and
CahiIl, backs. Fitzpatrick and J. Conway. half
backs; NJ McGrath. Roach. McIIugh and Lyons,
wings; Scanlon tcaptain) and Reynolds, cen
tiers. O'Grady and J. McGrath. full forwards.
Hurting match-0' Connells: Minehan. goal;
Reseliy and Lyons, backs; Fitzgerald and
Coan, halfbaeks: Hagan, Griffin. Grelish and
Kelly. wings; NJ. Murphy and j. Murphy, CEN
tiers; Quinn and Cahill full forwards.
Young Irelands: Reynolds, goal; McLaugh-
lin and Grace. backs; Walsh and Barton. half
backs; Kelly. Fernam. Hagen and Fitzgerald,
wings; Rowin and Durney. centers; Young and
Eahey, full forwards.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
BarbS Fall Before
i San FranCiscanS in
/ Fast Soccer Battle

The San Francisco soccer players
took the Barbs into camp yesterday
afternoon at Ocean Shore grounds by
a score of goals to s. At half time
the score stood 1 to /. Fallows scor-
ing for san Francisco and Scott Tor
the Barbs. Right after the interval
the san FrAnciscans came strong and
shot three goals in quick succession
through the agency of Truesdale and
Hafgh. while Sharp. the Barbs' full
back. presented the opposition with
q goal.
The Barbs rallied and kept up a
strong attack, Hudson and Stringer
scoring. but were unable to put over
the tieing goal when time was called.
The Pastime club defeated the Ar
gonauts 4 to 1 and, incidentally, took
the lead OF the league percentage
column. Pike scored fn the first half
for the Pastimes and in the second
spell Balmain shot three goals. Tess
ling scored for the Argonauts.
At the Crolfs grounds, Alameda. the
Rangers and Vampires played to a
tied game of one goal each. At Lin
coin park the Burns defeated the
Alameda team, 4 to !.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24

To get this he is teaching a hard
catch, hard finish and medium re-
covery. When his ideas are worked
out in the men he expects to have the
crew averaging about 80 beats to the
minute, instead of 3S to 40, as has
been customary.
Il can get just as much speed out
of crew with slower rate, and the
reduction in the strokes must of neces-
sity mean a saving of the men and a
reserve fund of energy being kept for
a final effort" he says.
The varsity has ordered a new double
tub" and as soon as this arrives from
the eastern builder, Davey, the varsity
coach will take the men out on the
water individually and correct any
faults.
This Tubing is considered by Ste
phenson to be one OF the best methods
of teaching the aspiring oarsmen how
to handle his oar. He will break his
men into his style of stroke in
this manner, and every man will be
given some Tubing" before he steps
into the shell.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24


The announcement that Mana ger
Del Howard is in a fair way to land
Pitcher Earl Moore was heralded as
good news by the local fans. as Moore
is regarded as a pitcher who would
make good with any aminor league
club. It is only a couple of years ago
when Moore was a shining light with
the Philadelphia National league
club. He was traded last season TO
the Cubs, but he had an off year, and
now Manager Evers is desirous of
trading him
Moore is by no means a veteran.
He is a big right handler with a world
of speed and should make good with
any minor league club. Howard
opened negotiations with Evers last
season for Moore. For a time How
ard had hopes of getting the big
HEAVIER, but Evers allowed Overall to
go instead. AS Moore failed to pitch
the Ball expected OF him by a big
league club he is expected to be
turned loose.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
SCHMIDT IN
LINE F Oh
MAJORS
Star Catcher of Seals Wants
to Break Into the Big
Brush

There is still a chance that the
Seals will lose Catcher Walter
Schmidt Schmiddy has the big
lea que bug in his bonnet and Manager
Del howard realizing the fact, does
not care TO interfere with the catch
er ambitions and is willing TO allow
MIN to gos but Howard will not do so
unless he can get a fair exchange for
the Seals clever baekstop.
schmidt proved one of the best
catchers. in the Pacific Coast league
last season and several major league
clubs put in drafts for him. but the
Chicago National club won the toss
and it selected Outfielder Jimmy john
stoH-
Manager Doom of the Philadelphia
National League club has been hot on
the trail OF Schmidt He went to Co
lumbus for the especial purpose of
seetng-Howard in hopes that he could
make a trade whereby the Seal back
stop would go TO the PhiIlies
Doom offered Howard couple of
players for Schmidt. but Del could not
see the bargain The PHILADELPHIA
manager tried hard to land Schmidt
but Howard wanted certain players
for him which Doom refused to give
up and the deal was dropped
Now Schmidt is acting as an agent
for himself and he is endeavoring to
patch up a deal He has been dickep-
ing with one of the big league clubs
which has opened negotiations with
Howard. Just what club wants
Schmidt now the officials of the local
club are not willing to give out. That
Schmidt VIII be traded Is the state
nent given out if a satisfactory ex-
change can he made for him.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
MiIIard Leads His
Rivals in Distance
Run at Stadium

Oliver Millard of the Olympic club
again showed his ability as the best
distance man in this section of the
state by winning the 4 * mile cross
country championship, staged at the
stadium on Saturday by the Big c
society OF the University of California.
Millard led throughout the race. the
only man who looked at all danger
GUS being his team mate. Wickhoff,
who ran good race. taking second
about so yards behind the winner.
Earl Crabbe of the University of Cali
fornia ran third after looking hope
lessly out of the race for anything
better than about fifth or sixth place.
The University of California won
the team prize, scoring 81 points, with
Crabbe third, Zeille fourth, Wright
sixth. Spindt eighth and Dunn six
teenth.
Millard ran the 4 II miles over hur-
dies in 26 minutes seconds, which
is remarkably good time for the rough
going.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
VARSITY OARSMEN OUT

Yesterday Varsity Captain Dick
Shaw got a number of last years
varsity men on the machine for a
workout, and the eight with Shaw
will probably work together until the
men get out on the water, when 1t is
likely that the coach will rearrange
the crews.
The varsity stars who worked to-
gether yesterday were: Dick Shaw.
captain and stroke; Georgeson, q;
HuIlner, 6; Denman, s; Cordes, 4;
Williams, 8; Merritt, 2; Sutton. bow.
The new coach has noticed the ten
deney of the men to finish up with
Jerk and the beat of the stroke is too
fast for the liking of the former
Harvard man. He intends to pattern
the stroke for this year after the
Courtney ideas, which are practically
used throughout the east in the va
rious varsity crews.
Different coaches have varying
ideas on some small point or other,
but the fundamental principle of the
Courtney idea-which in reality is a
modified English stroke-is outstand-
ing in all the eastern strokes.
Stephenson is working for an in
crease of power throughout the boat
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
IS.
GR|D|R0N 5
BEST BET
All Rooters Hail the Crimson
Eleven as the Greatest
of Year

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.--All hail Har-
destroyer of jinxes and possessor OF
the only and invincible Charlie Brick
ley.
Tried and unbeaten. the crimson
leads the gridiron procession with
title undisputed and while there may
be demur from the west about grant
ing Harvard the national supremacy.
no eleven in the east can put forth
any claim that holds a candle to those
of Percy Haughton's trained band of
football experts extraordinary.
After the defeat of Dartmouth by
the Carlisle Indians there was quite
a little talk about the redskins hav-
ing a valid claim to the leadership.
and some critics were of the opinion
that the Indians were at least two
touchdowns better than Harvard
But the game at Syracuse on Sa-
urday dispeIled any idea that War
ners charges had a right to dispute
the crimson's title. The Indians at
tack may be stronger than Harvard's
when it is right, but Judging by Car
isles record 1t Is highly prone to er-
ratie playing and probably merits a.
place even below Yale.
The old right of conquest again
beyond the shadow of a doubt places
the crimson at the top of the heap.
And in addition to the championship
the Harvard team acquires the dis
tinction of downing several hoodoos.
that have pursued the Johnnies all
through their career on the gridiron.
After killing the Princeton jinx and
winning the first game a Harvard
eleven ever took on Nassaus field,
Harvard went into the fray with Yale
in the stadium on Saturday and
slaughtered two more old time Grim
son joy killers-ft defeated Yale for
the second successive time and sub
dGed the bulldog on Soldiers field
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
CALF ORNIA
OARSME:
On job
By WILLIAM UNMACK

Noach charlie stephenson has taken
hold of the University of California
oarsmen in great shape and is put
ting the men through the strenuous
work on the machines preparatory to
getting out in the shells
Stephenson is bemoaning the fate
that the new boathouse is not ready
for his men at this early date. With
such a climate as you have in Califor-
MIA" said the former Harvard coach.
'the men ought to be on the water
every day from now on. The machines
are all right for certain work when
weather will not permit the shells go
ing out, but here the conditions seem
favorable for getting on the water
every day. I will get the boys into
the fleet of boats as soon as possible.
The coach caught ON with the oars
men, and they realize that they have
to work to remain on the squad. More
than $50 men are now signed up for
the rowing work. Stephenson has ar
ranged the large number into innu-
merabie eights, all of which have a
set time to row for stipulated period
There are enough freshmen to form
FIVE full eight cared crews, and they
are put through their work every day.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
Entries Pouring in
For San Jose Meet

Registration for the big turkey day
meet. which is to be held at Santa
Clara Thursday. will close tonight
with close to $50 entries of some OF
the best known athletes in central
California The committee of ar
rangements announced this morning
that 110 athletes had already filled
out the application blanks and a big
batch of eleventh hour entries are
expected.
f An unusual feature will be the
competition of preparatory schools
with Y. NJ. G. A. athletes and univer-
sity teams. Y. NJ. c. A. men have
been entered from San Francisco,
Oakland and San Jose. Stanford. the
University of California, Santa Clara
university. Pa1o Alto high school, San
Jose high school and Santa Clara high
school will be especially well repre-
seuted.