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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
WALTER CAMP QUITS SOON
AUTHORITY ON FOOTBALL
HAS JUST ONE TASK LEFT
\ttcr Selecting Nli-Amcricnn Team, lie
VIII Rcttre-t'nmc owes Much to
His Suggestions.

Within a short time Walter Camp.
OF Yale. Will submit AN .Nll-Amcrican
football eleven. III. eleven will be the
eleven. as Walters selection has long
"rth rcstrdcd as final. For 4 long
Nhn" H." has been prominently idcnti-
nru m the Grldiron sport and has been
An authority ot the highest rank
However. this Will be his last official
.ti, q at the session OF the lnterna-
uonal Football Rules COMMITTEES last
january lie announced that he would
retire from membership upon the com
mtttco. The passing OF Mr.. Camp iron,
'hiS committee marks such an epoch
~ hterroilccIate football that il i'm
NityS especial comment.
ine nrst Same OF football under the
lnterTH i!eG'atr code WAS played at
New Haven IN $50. between harvard
ana Yale. and the second game was
played III the same city two weeks
later between Princeton and Yale Both
OF these games Yale won. Upon that
original champion "nfteen" Walter
Camp played at half back. Two Years
later he appeared as Iale's delegate in
the lnicrCollcEiItc convention, a body
which rorreSponded TO. the present
rules committee. Mr.. Camp 1T the
time. was Wales captain. From that
cay IL TINS. period Of thirty-scvcn
Years. Walter camp has participated
IN every session OF the rules making
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
RACES IN ENGLAND
'crinissi"n Given by Government for
thoroughbred Racing Under M
fonni Hunt RuIes

';\l'o" December G--permission
va ne"n granted hy the government
i1' it"r"ng inbred racing under Nation
81 I'uh' rules to take place during tho
Io,i.tnS winter on some Of the race
s ,rrl,,,! IN ~" south OF England. and
ARRANGEMENTS arc now being made n
commence IN" over tho silk e. coo
son on December % e"
:. presence OF the general public
- 10 nr discouraged as far as possible,
az" raising IN" price Of admission to
an .Iec'hss from - cents To Noe viii
E I.i IN" attcnda:lcc 10 owners,
nrcSn'rS ana trainers ana others scri,
ouSlN Interested ia the sport as n hn.;
r 70 races Will he allowed al Tho
tnrcr Metropolitan parks-S,ndorrm
t Mnnmn'ot ana iiurSt- which arc re-
4 cure Tor military purposes whi.c
li;,Tdock Park and Nottinrh,mn ,,n i,,c
, mos"im I, IISy rcach Of important NUM-
meetings viii bc held AZ co,u;, ne
marker, P'oh ann New
,c iiurInn me recently terminated Nat
raci,E season, tho value OF stakes I'm ,,
d0n In England was just, under 81 go
,man " siso ~ reduction Of no less
man si'o"o0oO compared win 90
average year before the War WY" an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
FAV0RS DEFENSE PROGRAM
Annunl Conference OF MiIiti. officer. IL
Held In Office OF Adju-
TINT

Commanding officers of the variou,
DIVISIONS % tn" Virginia Militia held
their annual conference Yesterday in
tn" Offices Of .Adjutaui General sale :,
general and informative discussion Of
inc movements of last year was en-
tered upon. ana plans were outlined
ior IN" coming year. The conference
"as heartily in favor OF strengthening
inc militia and Of the militia pay bill
1t also indorscd the national dcrcns.
program of the Administration Ger
tam changes in the militia laws were
suggested. and Il committee Ia be an
pointed by the Governor, Will 20 he
Tore the Legislature TO ask Cor their
enactment into law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
WON'T GIVE UP SHARPE
old Ell Tins No Chance of Obtaining
Cornell Coach for Next Scu-
NON MT I.cnst.

ITHACA. y. Y. December 7.-Ac-
cording To those in close touch with
o.nietic AFFAIRS here. Cornell will not
permit DR.. Al Sharpe to 20 10 Yale,
even If the Blue makes the request
IL has taken iiftccn years for Cornell
- WORK up TO her present high posi-
uoh IN athletics. and il is not likely
uiat they would allow Sharpe to leave
uhder any circumstances, as he is the
man who has made the championship
t"amS possible
me football team will elect cap
tun this week At Il banquet to hr civ
ca in its honor by the Athletic Asso-
cation. II Cornell elects a man who
VIII 10" "a senior next wear, ana that
probably Will be done. the choice win
ssn 'g riS Musiier !r, full back: Ander
tickle. ana Eckley. right end. Tillev
ana Anderson have PLAYED for TWO
Years; EckleE aud Mueller were subs
.dst year ana played varsity football
varsity men who Will be avail,hIe
ieXt fan include Shivcrick. Gillics and
Miller all sophomores. /, is MOI
thought probable that any OF these
thrc- VIII be chosen captain
Although Cornell suffers heavily i,
,he loss OF Barrett, Cool. Shelton. Col
ms ana Jameson. the outlook for nov,
year Is not bad. In addition TO the
80, 'i I,n asr,,''oheu above. Sharpe can call
on lioiiinan and Benedict two capahl.
SUBSTITUTE half backs: Bard. and Dixnr
substitute i!nemcn: Brown a substi
, ,,, center. ana Rycrson AMI lander
IN" promising ends. ana also Brctz,
VINO played "A good game at quarter
on INC freshmen eleven This fall Rr.tz
p'nhap!N VIII succeed Barrct
iiik ni next years schedule is of
games with Harvard. Pennsylvania, and
Michigan. the las; in Ithaca and nroh-
ably game with Colgate Mos, Of
the smaller teams on the srh.dm1a ~
year will he retained. '''S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
FAV0RITES SLAUGHTERED
JnurcZ Track Cuppy and Form Players
We're Unable To Pick Winners
Mt All.

FL PASO. TEN. December This
afternoon for the first time at the
meeting the Jaurez track was slow
and cuppy. and the changed conditions
served TO upset the calculations of the
form players. who landed on only one
winner during the afternoon. Favor
ties were bowled over in rapid sue
cession. and il was not until the closing
event that the talent finally succeeded
III picking the right one. The slauEh-
ter OF the favorites started in the
opening number, in which Brooks. the
brought up in third place. The win
ncr turned up in Miller Hendcrsons
Thelma Marie, which dominated the
running throughout and won by Il wide
margin. Hard Ball saved the day for
the form players when he annexed the
sixth race i'll easy style. Edith w.
second choice. was racing prominently
when she was jumped upon. and Nc
Cabc was forced to pull her up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
IT STRIKES ME
81 HIM PATCH

The Federal League. sccordiUG to
tie latest rcportS stands Slim CHANG"
dcrtul size IN New York I; seems ;ha;
two improved streets ruu through the
NropeTty. AUD the independents are
asking the city 20 clos, tNcu. II New
:, task. AND tile matter UaN hang fire
so l"us that IL would Nc impossible 10
set TIE park I'm shape Toy the open
ing of the season
Talk of peace = again gojus tho
rounds and tile faet that the Feds are
gong To mold a conference this week.
is the basis Of The gossip The >rc-
the National LEAGUE holds its annual
meeting ncNt week IN New York and
II amy proposition j. 10 hc made that
would hc The best opportunity.
Jim MeCanery owner Of ,hc Toror-
- club. Is the. iirSt Of tn, ln'"rnAh"n3l
League mosuis TO $"umter into New
York for the annual meeting OF the
Earrowi;es on Monday. lie visited the
Int prcNN and thcu s'rCllcd over 10
Wild Hll ponov>n's Nandort. joint,
casually asked about the prospects for
landing ""re OF thc Yankees sur
PLUS material
sure, rouovun quoted as say
ius. take your pick
McCaffcry was interviewed 10y New
York snort writer's and -avc II Is his
personal opinion tina, The luternatt"n..
al League has weathcrcd the worst OF
the Federal League INVASION This
view j. entertained by many others in
position To Judge Buffalo may again
have oprosi,ion hui i Will lacll the
tramplcd OH tile Hopes Of the iudepvu-
dents last season.
r,incipal HARDWOOD. Of lohn Mar
IL r,.,s ,,.l,, f,,-,
the hopes OF the tosserS wGcu he sum
marily removed four star men for a
breach OF school discipline. lie has
stated. however. that the men may lie
permitted To participate Il. athletics At
the ucNi term. The lesson las been a
good ono and it, effect viii he felt
for some time in prep circles
The prcp-schooi authorities have
prepared tor the coming campaigns.
The baseball dates we're announced in
ihiS paper on Sunday. and to-day Tho
football schedule Tor next season is
published Two games with each team
hay" been arranged for baseball. but
ball lenGuc dates. one game being
scheduled with each institutions.
It WI be- captain aca'nS: captain
next fall. when the spiders and jack
cts mimGie on the grid. Bush. Of RAN
dolph Macon has noen elected to cap
tain the AShlaud-rs. While Robins. cap
tain-.irct OF Richmond College. will
play opposit. him
Eackheld football PLAYERS. however.
sun hold their asc.rll"ucy when il
comes 10 selecting captains for the
GrldIron machines cut Of tuiriy-oiie
leaders elected TO head tho hig col
l.Sc teams ~ uoNt i.il. eighteen have
BEEN named from irIcu VINO havN won
their varsity letter: whil. PLAYING he
Mind tn" Scrimmag" line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
SIX HORSEMEN EXPELLED
AND TWO MORE SUSPENDED
B"nrd OF Ur,irW Of National Trottinr
Association Takes Drastic Action
Against tiOl.tOrs.

}"ou w"r- expelled ana TWO Mere suS-
p"n""h by thu Board Of EcVi.w Of the
Nnt'onnl Tr"ttinS Association to-day.
I'M iotrl and lasted all day. Those
q p"ll.I are.
ii.nry ian. of Miusboro. Del. for
starting Narand.s ROY out Of his class
as Illit0rG H. '2.l. 10, eight years
4: TayIor 6 l.. Scranton and
I"org" Winiu@.r. AN Of Madison conn.
Tor starting i.uwtuu ,2.li -, out OF
his class. inH"r th" tame OF r. \. NJ.
- hrG"h iiEHn. o,4nnn; and Amherst,
changed hands. is suspended u .. the
return OF the small winnings
Abort I)e!aE and William l.. Russell
% Waterbury,. Conn, for starting Edna
J.: '-p' 10 a. Lady Sinclair at
iT."nnn=;E.lown. O.. McAfce, .<. J.. and
Those suspended arc
IS. T.. i"b"rt5 Of Worcester. Mass,
uHu! th' uHlawfu! w:uuinEs of Carrie
Il. formerly !'aulir" Girl C2:2l 80
on Of h"r. class five years ago at
j. .. Jones OF chicago and the mare
caroline, unui the unlawful winnings
80 1ranWord, @, are returned.
protest by Lon Mcdonald, OF In
bl@uup"lis. against tn" bay nly Hum
fast ana Thomas ". Murphy. III
i"Hghk""I'SI', occupied ali the after
noon session Tho protest was on the
iJtUrity at columbus. o. on Scptcm
her 20 last Murphy explained the cir
CGmrtauccs. and "as "xoncrntcd.
Other protests wcr. investigated and
dismissed. President T.. i. Johnson. OF
iug, ~hicf VIII ite continued to-mor-
row ana probably ThuTs-av
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
Yale TO mend TtuI.

V new HAVEN. CONN. December -
iaIe Will hold ss-m.ctjnr 20
morrow night to amend IFS .tbI.,;c
constitution. so that the assistant nth.
,t . &c, mi; naIers shall be selected in jan
uarE. IL has been the practice to
choose them in April. and as he an.
!ui,i elections to the college secret So
Ci.tics arc held in February. the April
...-'ltohS result IN an unfortunate lot
~ s"'rrt society policies II is h..
ucNcn that the change will result in
relnori"E Yale athletics from secret
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
Charities Meeting p,s,poucd.

BECAUSE Of number OF religious
meetings which are being held this
"eck IN tn" Episcopal churches tn.
annual meeting Of the Associated Char
't'cS' Whlch was scheduled for las,
m'Sht. mas been postponed until next
'".s"iE evening at o'clock. The
noS'ponc'nont was ordered whom II was
learned that several of the officers cr
inc association would be unable to
attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
F0LWELL STILL ON TRAIL
WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON
COACH AFTER JOB AT PENN
Says That II0lIcnback VIII Helm u;,,
HIE Bili Also Would Like
pOSitIon,

PHILADELPHIA. December 7.-Hoh
roiwel issues Il new statement on HE
stand in the Pennsylvania football sit.
uation every day. Willie talking win
some OF the men about college to-dav
ne declared that his statement before
inc ~ hinN Senior Society on SATURDAY.
hlSht Lad been misconstrucd in rc
Said TO his withdrawing his candidacv
Tor head coach
told the Sphinx members" h1 snid
thht feared ] would not get tho
'iSht support from the football com
;hittcc if | was appointed head coach
nht J certainly did not intend 10 civ"
IN" impression that ] had withdraw,
/ from the field. However. | am nor
chasing the job. | do not care who
'hcy get for head coach. just so long
as II is good man of the new schooi
ana thcy do away with the antiouated
system now In vogue here
The tai Of Bill HolIcnback and
,'ihc rivals Tor the position IL all bosh
IN TACT. i5ill and have agreed that
~ ci'ntr OF us get the appointment
ia" othcr VIII act as his assistant If
necessary even without pay" Iiollen-
b;tck' when seen later. backed UP Fol
VII III regard to the tenminE -up
, scheme in case Of the appointment or
one Of them. ~
me combination of these two noted
cphches Is bound To have an effect on
the new football committee when ~
considers the question. for thew arc
admittedly among the hes, in the conn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08

w J.. Jones, OF this city was ac
Quilted Yesterday in the United states
i'Strict Court on the charge OF un-
lawfully removing distilled spirits from
the distillcry OF the Beaver lam D!s
uilinS company. Ciarksvillc. and ear.
ring Oh the business OF a retail liquor
dealer without the payment OF the tax.
NJ IN" time he was alleged 10 have
committed The onensc, he was store
kcep"r-rhugcr in the internal revenue
service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
DECLARES THAT
HE IL AFTER POSITION

william liollcnback. former captain
OF the 1905 football team OF the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania. who playeL
MN such men as f'olwcn Eddie
nIcche vincent Stevenson, when OH
i'ehnsylSania met Columbia and Har
nara on the Gridiron, and who is q
Gahu'hatc Tor election as a gradual.
director of the board OF directors OF
w Nthteiic Association. came on, def
.ticlE Yesterday afternoon as a candi-
uatc Tor football coach al pcnnsviya
~" next season: His running for :ho
mead coach position vas puhiiclv an,
mpuhced when liollcnback presented In
oN"st Edgar Smith his credentials
showing ms record as "A football coach
since graduating from PENNSYLVANIA
ioiicnhack since graduating from
pennsylvania has coached the I.niycr
SKY OF Missouri. Pcnnsylvani. state
ana th" Pennsylvania, Military College
ne mas mao great success at the three
c"'ieecs The announcement OF IIol-
ienhacks desire to coach has caused
taik among tho UNDERGRADUATES az
Wen as graduates and former Red and
hnc Iridiron stars. He and Bob Fol
Wei nave come out for a change in tho
pennsylvania system OF coaching
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
CAMP INVENTED ELEVEN
WEN For EACH IE NJ

u was Mr. Camp who, invented the
away from the Rugby "hftccn'' AgaiiI
x WAS Mr.. Camp who devised the tii-
mcnSi"ns OF the American field OF play
ana introduced the method OF an order
~ possession OF the ball by one side
our SSrImmacc. thus doing away
WITH the English ''scvimnaSe' and
ma King possible tho use OF precon-
CSiNsd plays tactics and signals In
ms senior year at Vale this genius in
iroouced 10 the game the safety AS a
SCORING play. irior thereto the safety
to-day. All Of these great inventions
Walter camp accomplished while still
AN undergraduate At Yale.
y year OF TWO later il was Walter
Camp who solved the perpleN,ng prob
which Prince,ou had invented. hv
which ON" side was enabled to retain
possession OF the ball throughout an
entire half. Mr.. Camps solution was
the invention Of The fairs and downs
by which one side was permitted TO
retain tn. ball ONLY SO long as II could
advance II at LEAST five yards in four
\ sfair was a name applied to nut
ting the ball in play from the side
line when out az bounds II was this
.Hycntion which gave the final twist to
the Intercollegiate game. wreuching il
wholly away from English Euchy and
mahinC. OF II = diS;iuc;ively American
style OF play Ii MAS also the estab-
liShmcm; of the tivc-yard gain in four
downs that led 20 the S;ripn- OF the
field with lime, which has given il the
familiar name OF Critlirou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
ADJUSTMENTS
MT Goodwin n, Academy Tonight.

In William H. Posts bright ana
amusing farce. Never say Die" Nat {.
Goodwin. one OF the foremost come
dians ana actors on the American
stage viii appear AT the Academy o.
Music tonight for the first time in a
number al years "Nev.~ say Die MAS
prcseu tcd here about three years ago
by Will. Collier, who had a hand in
its construction. ana proved then TO
he highly divcrtins. Mr.. Goodwin has
been recognized for years as an actor
Of rare versatility and ability, so that
the performance tonight will in all
proba bili,y be we'll worth seeing.
tho ..cadeiuy management announces
Al. II. Wilson in his newest play. las
Years Roll ON" Mr. Wilson has many
followers among theatergoers in Rich
mond. who always tiock 10 the thcater
when he appears. regardless Of his
ever. that "As Years Roll ON is the
best play he has had in a long time.
ON til" Bijou Triangle play program.
The Disciple" in which William :.
Hart i starred under the Incc banner.
ma Tier Painted Hero with Hale
hamilton and POLLY Moran flying The
S"nnctt coioys, VIII bc seen for tho
last time to-day. For the rest of thu.
week, beginning tomorrow. an entirely
mex entertainment VIII h. provided.
consisting of "a Griffith production, It'll.
Martyrs Of the Alamo" in wnicn what
Is described AS AN al-star cast will
appear ANA more OF Scnnctt'S hest
comedians in saved BY Wirclcss"
For to-day and Tomorrow the Colo
maj points with pride 10 its picture
and stage star, Naili Valli. in the Metro
production. TIL" Woman I'ays." which.
il is said. teens with romance. real
ism and thrilling Incidents" The
story rcvolvcs about Il woman who
brings financial ruin upon her nus
band and estrangcs him By her ex-
rhv"Samcc and love Of show Valli
Nalli waS las; seen in Richmond i'm
9TH" High Road" She is supported i'm
this picture by Marie Empress, Ed
ward brennan. John i: bowers. Paul
Lawrence. Mrs. Julia Hurley, Mae dc
Metz and others
Victor Moore in "Chirnmie Faddcn
Gu, West" will be the principal at
traction at the Little rheater again
to-day. This clean comedy has proved
TO he ono OF tho Little Thcatcr's laugh
ING successes of the season. For the
last h"ii Of the week. beginning to-
morrow. Dustin Farnum is underlined
in the first picture presented In Eich
mono 10y tn" Pallas Pictures--.Thc
Gentleman From Tndiana"--picturized
from Tooth TarkinGtons fine novel OF
me same name. ono of the most stril<-
ms cUcctS shown in this picture. il
Is SAD is tho lightning flash which
pcFlhi's glimpse Of tho brutal beat
tinS administered tho hero
f"r '"-dny only, the Isis announces
me e,eatss' drawing card in tho pic
'"fH nerk, Little Mary. in Little pal"
rs ~" "een said time and again. il
docsh matter what Mary rickford an
pNtIS lM---shc nnrkS ,nu In anrl,an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
NJ MEHItAI SCORE STEM
MAS l-AMI. I.I.l,SI,InN

In lNN% il was Camps suggestion
that resulted in the numerical system
of scoring. by which values were as
signed IN" scoring plays Previously
II frequently occurred that neither
team could toll which had won the
game. on account of the confusion lie
tween the relative worth Of touch
downs goals from touchdown and
goals from held
IN ISIS Mr.. camp originated the very
institution % the rules committee it.
self. presenting 20 the iutcrcolicciufe
convention iD that year a romDrchcu-
SiN" plan Tor such body. which he
styled = gradual. advisory committee.
.; rules and appeals" This plan tic
iitercoi!sSiai" convention adopted. and
for four years hoti! bodies existed to-
convention. having dwindlcd down to
Penn EiN"nia. princeton and Yale,
nnnliy disappeared.
Mr. Camps leadership in the rebel
lion of l,ai is still wildly recalled.
harvard and Pennsylvania at that time
hdd highly developed the momentum
mass plan. Vale ana Princeton or
posed this style OF attack. The con
ir"N-r~y hccam. 80 fierce that the rules
committee hrOk" tn two. and the NEXT
E"ar th- country had Two sets of rules
i! l>Hi. however. "a union was effected
hul Mr.. camp nad won for the mo-
in:ntun mass plays were not retained.
Ills Latest innovation along the line
OF major achievements p, ith the rules
""$ his !utr"ductiou in 1872 Of AN
additional down for tn" offensive team
tnrS restoring ~" balance between the
ofi"nS" and defense which had been
disturbed by TN" abolition OF inter
locked interference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
Prep School Grid Dates

octobcr .. iof8-itichmond tcud
envy ". Bcncdfctine College.
October 1S-Mct:ufrc.s Iinix.rsi,,
school ~. John MnrshnII iiiri,
October i9-McGuirc vs.. Bened,.-
October "8-AcndcIny VS.. job,
MurshnlI. """"
November -HcncdIctinc VIZ. John
Marshall. ""
November D.-NIct:uire VIZ, Acnd-
envy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08

For to-day only. the Isis announces
the creates, drawing card in tho nic-
snfe dcrk, Little Mary, in Little PAL"
As h;'S been said time and again. il
docSh matter what Mary rickford an
pears ln--Shc backs EN- in ANYHOW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08

1t vii! b" captain aca'uS: captain
next fall when the spiders and jack
cts miuglc on the grid Bush. Of RAN
dolph Macon has noen elected to cap
tain the AShlaud-rS While Robins. cap
tain elect OF Richmoud College will
play opposit. him
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-06-03
WILL AID HOG CLUBS
Bankers Agree to Accept Paper and
Aid Youngsters in Purchase of
Breeding Stock.

Firm in the belief that Oregon's
prosperity will be advanced through
increased production of Oregon farms
particularly along the line of live
stock, E. G. Crawford, vice-president
of the Lumbermens National Bank of
Portland ,fathered resolution adopt
ed by the bankers of Group / of the
Oregon association at the recent
Newberg convention, which has for
its object the forming of hog clubs
by boys and girls. The bankers in
dorsed the movement and voted sup
port to young growers Of pigs for the
market. The bankers agreed to take
, pig paper if presented on a good
basis.
Mr.. Crawford's plan is the extern
sion of the National Boys and Girls
Pig Club throughout this state.
Rules are provided to which the
members conform and they are en-
abled to borrow money from their
bankers with which to purchase
breeding stock. Blanks sent out
contain simple requirements to be
met, such as giving good care to the
stock, keeping record of the cost of
labor and food, an agreement to con-
form with the rules laid down and
not to remove the pigs without per-
mission from the one who has ad-
vanced money for purchase of the
breeding stock.
Any responsible boy or girl be-
tween the ages of IL and IS years
may become member of this club
and engage actively in raising pigs
for the market The State Super
intendent of Schools and various
County School Superintendents are
cooperating in the plan and Mr..
Crawford is enthusiastic as to its
benefits. He is optimistic that it will
extend all over the state.