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del p2lrO rSrGnico del MctrOpu!itan
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metz Srr mas hr.mc~a .,l!r ,n!lS Il!
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dad IN Ia aperture DC IA e., ati6u.
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lnrrrS rcuni0n"s lie sorIrdad de- -
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mri"upolIIano. Ia locIlr 'tr hiIl"S,
para Ia rual invadicr"H II" snt" Ia
lo .aiidadrS atlas y haiaS del i"Alr".
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impossible traHsitar durani" 81 tenn
pa cue dur6 "A fnnrIon.
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mann ~. - ohro ruG prrCrr,o has
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IN n, cs,. u,.arrr Vi nm SOLO iropir-
- ri a. mis- Iryc rluiynrn cmna-
al T., I,hnr oriisijra IL. los rualru
r.,.unains nrjnrjDalrs Ir Ia opera.
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r!pal'S dc !" "''''' !u'to'' y,
L.ura Y Leon Rothrir.
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1ara los sr1orr> C:aruso Y u" Lnra,
r,a rrnriin fui r~yoradora d" =ra'">
~rorIrrAoS. Al prinripio d" >u rarr'-
"a artislira. 81 senior Ga'ti-GaSazza
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E:s;.in:: cntOS.

In nira del mairimonio rrdr"
RanuS. t.a!ir y. Gonrlo n,imrro BIS.
Ina nina del malrimnnio Y. Mo
rates. Gale Baylor njimcro Go.
in miTu del matrimOnio :. SaI,EI-
ha. Gale de- Fl raSn nUmcru BIZ.
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As0CRCIeA DE- KEDICOS MEX C.sa

!, VartOS MGGiccs MeylCanoS que obliga-
/, los irnr GjrarentpS cauSaS rcSlden ac-
J i%Ia,inrai" CT eSf1 Ciudad. han aCorda.
I 10 DIR ron ;uiiaS MedicaS pOr COrre0
! ron q rfop6-iio De Scryir a los meXlca-
I nos Guc reS.icn cn luSarcS en- dOnGc
( uu hay NcdIcr mcNlranO q que iropie-
! Gan con diricultadeS del ldi0ma.
, rndu> sUI, Mc,iIyUs c.IIIiI-iI.-> ,e nlcS
) Iru pals, cOIi lIIIciIOS amos De praclir"
I y "un Hu'nrr7ariGn lc"Hl nara eJercer
: Su profession en- este EStado.
I EStudiarin dctcnldamcnte cada case
{ que Sc les cOnSulie. Y de comln acuer-
J do enviaran al pacienfe I'm QUESTIONABLE
!, especial Segln Su cn:erm"dad para que
) a>f al contnStarlo pueddn Iormarse I'm
!, iuicio mas eXacio de Ia natCraleza Y gra-
|, do de- Ia dolencia. Tambien en- Junta Sc
acordara Ell tratamiento que dcDa de ms
tiiuirSe.
ESIJnIAI,EMOS CADA Case DE UNA
MtNERA INTELLIGENCE ! CIENTIFICA
Y DiRENOS UNA OPINION H0NRADA.
EnviarcmOS las MediCinas que Sc ne
ccSiGcn por CorreO @ Express.
DIriia Ia correspondence a:
ASnClACI0N DE MEDICcS MENICAS0S. {
r. o. o No. i91. Station A.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS. ,
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Una opera o. medic S;glo cS nurla
en- hurva iork.
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critic harr riarurnla Y tres amos p"r
G.or2" Biz"t, autor iambi|n 1t" Car
men. rliaIld" "'li''|'l'a I'll '"'i'-
ia como t'h'l"'S''"F Il" "''''"'' =
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iiI.''.Ir h"i '"ii'$' : r''''"'."' '"' w.
los los "l"Ih'Ai"S af'iS''''"S que IT,
uIIl"rr una "i'fa nll'Na'
P"raS personals d" las lU" "Sa no
ell" con "'Y"r""" !: h'li'p"ii'a'' III
hlan o!dn ""l"S raIiiaF 'Sa opera
romp!rta : nin=Una Il" elias IA ma
hla NIS!0 an rSnlrNhIiaill'Iitr "h--
rmrr"ln"a. com" On" Su r"I'arI" iu'
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E0UI9had 49,. ......Lron R"lhl"r.
Ra!labl"s p"r In >'r"rita RoSIna
CALI. giuseppe HonlI@No y ms Iu'F
DOS Gr Ballet.
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man" 5u,,n.n - nos,d7 cstariGn dc
,;,oro ma d,ii do lnnnr nran intn-
vi. mara ,ns Fl .ionaio. = n incra.
Todos a]uurlloS IL son parlidario>
ia Ios viaias onn,oS taIr- como las
-. Mozart Drnjzctfi q ir las mo-
:nro,s cana las de- Verdi. sin duda
-.,n nan do hahr.n srnljJo s9tiSfr-
rlo. V conicatoS cen la de- csa no.
che, ,orrur ahunda on huena V en-
.antaLnra mris;rl. sus fallas. 81 80
,ruo fanua oI.unas 50 Trhcn DriD-
rinaIucui. = Sis an,i.unS molira.
.FI pcsrador de pcr'as," no a.
bllnda rnmo "C.armrn IN interc-
Sautcs srrna iramitiraS nj tianc
81 movimirnlo r.rGniro en- que Gbun
dan las 6prras m5tiernas. pcro no
rararr de- rmOrjonanfes rScrnas.
cun aunnrc no srryirian para diver
fir = nm DIibliro do rinrmat6crafo,
81 rrs.ltan rncantadoras para los
amar,rS de las burnas obras liricas
y ,rgfsfiros
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u P0R fJc
SUI IoInadOs de To-
ogfarias originates y
represenian hermosas
nuJeres en- posiciones
oaturaIes. Los enrls-
NOS en- sobre cerrado.
FRENCH PHOTO CO.
IJeparfamentO IS.
~GREESVILLE, MICH
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iSiEGiSTR3 CIVIL.
i.iv"n,iaS i.c ~nairimcni0.

L."@ndra SuirrZ ' Petra Suirrz.
Crr.,rrtio Garcia y .A!Dina d.
llniiS.
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(pasa a la 81. plana, col. 5a.)
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Con Los pescadores de per as" ;e
abrio Ia temporada de opera
en- Nueva York
Hacia veinte amos cue Il eanosa opera de Bizet
no Sc habia puesto en- escena en- Ia u be imperial

NTEVA YORK. Novinmbre H.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01

In order to bring the farmers and
merchants Of Grady county more
closely together Secretary Arthur
Ersland has bit upon the happy idea
Of issuing a monthly bulletin from the
office OF the Grady County Business
Mems association. OF this plan and
its unique manner Of execution the In
terstate Grocer says:
"The Grady County (Okla) Retail
Merchants association at Chickasha,
Okla, is now issuing monthly t'Bul-
letin," which is a departure from the
average bulletin sent to members of
associations, in that it circulates
among the farmers as well as the
merchants of that section Also it is
unique in the regard that though only
gotten out in mimeograph form, it
contains the business cards Of several
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
PLAN TO BRING FARMER
AND MERCHANT TOGETHER
AMERICAN cHIcLE COMPANY

merchants of Chickasha, presumably
paid for the same as advertising in a
newspaper.
"The first issue appeared Nov. !
and stated that the object Of the bull
letin was to bring the merchants Of
Chickasha and the farmers of Grady
county closer together.
In announcement Of the aims Of
the bulletin, Secretary Arthur Ersland
says:
~The Bulletin will be issued once
a month without any subscription
charges. It is published in the inter
ests Of the farmers and merchants OF
Grady county. We want all the far
mers to become acquainted with the
members OF the Grady County Retail
Merchants association. Many people
think this association is a combination
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
Deserved the legacy.

A Turkish story runs that, dying, a
rious man bequeathed fortune to his
son, charging him to give 100 pounds
sterling to the meanest man he could
find
A certain cadi filled the bill. Ac-
cordingly the dutiful son offered him
100 pounds.
"But | can't take your 100 pounds" :"
said the cadi Il never knew your
father. There was no reason why he
should leave me the money!
ITS yours all right persisted the
mourning youth.
Il might take IT in fictitious
transaction" said the cadi, relenting.
"Suppose-I1l tell you what III do.
III sen you all that snow in the court
yard for 100 pounds
The young man agreed, willing to
be quit Of his trust on any terms.
Next day he was arrested, taken be-
fore the cadi and ordered to remove
his snow at once. AS this was a COM
mand the young men was utterly un-
able to execute, he was fined 20
pounds BY the cadi for contunacy"
'At least" the young man said rue
fully as he left the court fathers
100 pounds went to the right man. ~
London Opinion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01

to boost prices Of merchandise ana
reduce the prices OF farmers produce
others think Il Is merely a medium
for blacklisting poor people who can
not pay their debts promptly. Il is
neither, An merchants want to sell
their merchandise as low as they pos
slbly can, and they want the farmers
to get the best possible price for their
produce. When the farmer is prosper.
Gus everybody is prosperous. The aim
of this association is to get better ae-
Quainted with the farmers of this
county, and to help them in every pos
sible way to make Grady county the
banner county in Oklahoma
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
Two New oraanIzed cIasses.


Beginning Sunday morning, the Ep
worth Methodist Sunday school viii
organize two great classes which will
be composed Of the young men and
young women Of the Methodist church
including those attending the Oklaho
ma College for Women. These class
es will be taught by w H. Donahue,
cashier and vice president Of the Ok
lahoma National bank. and A. Schuler
Of the wson-Schuler Produce Co A
great campaign will be started be-
tween the two classes to see which
can secure the most members within
sixty days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
Mccormack win sing.

A telephone message from Oklaho-
ma City this afternoon announces that
Mccormack, the famous tenor will
keep his engagement to sing at Okla
homa City on December 6. That was
the date originally set but owing to
deep cold contracted by him it was
feared that. Mccormack could not keep
it, He is now entirely recovered and
in splendid voice and win sing next
Wednesday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
Service for YOUNG Men.

Service for Young Men.
All the men Of Chicl1asha are invited
to the special services which will be
held at the Epworth Methodist church
Sunday night at 7:45 p. m. The ser
vice will be held in the interest Of the
young menI and w. II. Day, a layman
will address the meeting. G. Schlot-
terbeck., will preside. All the young
men are especially urged to attend
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
Mandvs Compliment.

The morning after the coming-out
party, Mandy. the cook, thus greeted
the young girl for whom it was
given: Miss Annie, yo' sho' did look
sweet las night Ny, hardly knowed
yo'l Dey wasn't thing erbout yo'
dat looked natches youths Com
panion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
TOWN SCHOOLS IN GRADY co. MAY
NOW SEE WHERE THEY STAND

That rivalry win be engineered
among the various town schools in the
county and among district schools la-
ter on by bi-monthly report which
will be sent to each Of the schools en-
hraced in these classifications, is the
hope Of leading instructors in. Grady
county. This report consists of a com
parison Of the standing Of the various
schools with respects to attendance
and hardness. The first report shows
Verden to be in the lead with Mime
kah a close second.
The following note to the teacher
accompanies the report;
Dear friend:
I'VE are sending you this report for
comparison. We have taken it from
the reports as they were received in
this office. We expect to make this
report every two months. See where
you stand and see if you cannot
change places with some "othef fell
low if you happen to be one Of the
lower ones; if one Of the 'top" ones
try and stay there.
with best wishes, | am,
Very truly yours,
IN. II. Shepard
Following is the report for the first
two months:
MY dear friend;
The following is Just a little com
parison for the town schools FOR the
first two months. Where do you
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
Feminine Superiority.

A man with fresh shave and
haircut looks almost new, but wom-
an can accomplish the same ress,s
with a pair Of curling irons and dab
Of face powder.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
Grass Fires Yesterday.

Grass Fires Yesterday.
The fire department was called out
to three grass fires on Thanksgiving
day, one at the corner Of Eighth and
Iowa at 1850 a. m, a second on Kan
sas avenue between Second and Third
at 2:3O p. M and a third at Tenth and
Idaho at ABS o'clock
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
'sSee How That Corn
Comes Clear Off /"
aGETS.IT" Loosens Your Corns
Right OFT Its the Modern Corn
Wonder - Never Fails.

ats hard to believe anything coulq
acf like that in getting o corn or.
Why, 1 just lifted that corn rlgShrts gStrs
OF with nay finger pail. GEL S-ll4
rs certainly wonderful" Yes. "GEIS-
IT9 ia the most wonderful corn-cure
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
Mother pies.

Mrs A. G McKain on Wednesday
afternoon notified Mr. McKain of the
death of her mother at Wills Point,
Texas, for which point Mr.. McKain
left to attend the funeral services.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
0. c. w. Faculty at Meet.

President G. w. Austin, Edgar Cow
an, Misses O'Neill and Norman Of the
o. c. w faculty are in Oklahoma City
are attending the state teachers con
vention.'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
Eastern Star Meets.

The Eastern Star will meet this eve
ming in the Masonic hall The con
ferring Of degrees will be exemplified.
All members who have been initiated
this year are requested to be present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
Pythiar Sisters Meet.

FythIaf oIsttfs Wttt'
The Pythian Sisters will have their
regular meeting in the X P hall Mon
day at 2:30. Election Of officers and
other business of Importance. All
members are requested to be present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
Court Of Honor Supper.

Court Of Honor Supper.
The Court Of Honor Lodge will have
an oyster supper tonight after initiat-
ing a class at the new X. Of P hall.
Two gold prizes will also be awarded
to members tonight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
Baby Slim Acquitted.

DdUy oTTTTI NVVuIttNus
Baby Slim, a local negro, was found
not guilty in Judge Moore's court
Wednesday afternoon Of carrying a
pistol The case grew out Of the lat
est shooting scrape in negro town.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01

Have you read the classified ads
Try it. They are interesting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01


ever known because you don't have
70 fool and putter around with your
corns, harness them up with ban
dages or try TO dig them ouV.
"GETs-I1S' is o liquid. You put on
a few drops in q few seconds. It
dries. Ia painless. Put your stock
ing on right over 1t. Put on your
regular shoes. You won't limp or
have a corn "twist" an your face. The
corn, callus or wart. will loosen from
your toe-off It comes. Glory hailelu-
jah! "GETS-IT'' is the biggest SELL
ing corn remedy in the world. When
you try It. YOU know why.
mended bv druggists everywhere. 25c
a bottle. or sent On receipt OF price
by p. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, Ill
Sold in Chickasha and recommends
as the worlds best corn remedy b
The Palace Pharmacy,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
Short Stories
OF THE TOWN
Mrs. Bailey III.

Mrs. w. H. Bailey is reported to be
quite i'll at he home Of her daughter
Mrs. Bert Jackson, at 1925 Iowa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-13
DISTRICT COURT
OPENS FOR TERM
FIRST TERM or COURT SINCE LAST
MAY is OPENED IN THE
COURT HOUSE.

The spring term of the Cameron county
district court convened NJ , o'clock this
afternoon with District Judge ". h. Hop
kin~ presiding. The other court officers
present were District Attorney John L.
hleiber. District Clerk Louis kcwalski,
Sheriff ". L. Nann and Court Reporter A.
j. Rosenthal. After has charge To the jury
Judge Hopkins administered the oath a
baiiffs to the grand jury to J. Cnellar,
Pedro Lerma. Nidel Cantu. Fermin Cu%cller,
Rnperto Loya. Nathan Lighthurn. \. II.
kowal>ki. Severe Montalvo and Joe
Davenport.
The grand jury was empanclcd tins aft
ernoon. with William Whitman, foreman {;
J. 5. Rowe, Dir. :. ii. Bell. Fred Tate, PM
Barbour, Ray :. Wait, H.. 4. Van Ness, H.
ri. Roberts, Il. Il. Hanson. Asa Agar. ID. A.
Templeton, II. II. Burchard, N. II. Drcycr,
George ID. Watson.
The charge contained no new instruc-
tiOns for investigation. calling attention TO
the disorderly house and gaming laws, the
laws against pistol carrying, the Terrell
election laws, etc.
In regard to the bandit eases scheduled
~ come up, Judge Hopkins cautioned the
Jurors 10 let no feeling of race enmity or
class prejudice influence their action and
To investigate To the end that the ont
ragcous situation that existed on the border
might not cloak IN excuse for the settling
Of uil crcmities and old .rudges. The
court told The Jurors that they had the
authority Ia summon any Witnesses. both
from the side of the state and the side OF
the defense. In conclusion, the jury was
instructed that it was not their duty 10 pre-
sent 4 'long windcd" report criticI~ing men
and measures, bat il any man was guilty ~
IN ofrcnse Ia indict him; il he was innocent,
ignore the ease.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-13
MANY SKEPTlCS
ARE CONVERTED
BROWNSVILLE A UNIT FOR PRE-
PAREDNESS AGAINST WAR
AFTER GREAT PICTURE.

III there were any skcptics In Browns
vile on the question Of preparedness
against war, and il these SkcpticS saw
The Battle Cry Of Peace" 1T the
Dittmann thcater Saturday or Sunday,
they have been converted. IL is estimated
by the management az the theatcr that
more than fifteen hundred people saw
the picture. and their comment on lcav-
ing The thcatcr VAS N A highly comncn-
datory nature for the object lesson
taught. II the >kcptics lent themselves
ia argument they were convinced.
The picture was IN argument for pre-
parcdncSs, not for war, but against war.
Its scenes were astounding. and the pro
duccrs throughout sought ~ adhere 10
conditions that quite possible rather
than 10 being in any element Of fiction.
The Battle Cry of Peace" brought a
large contingent from points up the Val
ley. far ms pharr, from which town
t~hirtythrcc people came 10 see the pic
turc. A large number were down Satur-
dav night aud sunday from both Har-
lingen and San Benito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-13
Hole! Arrivals.

San Ctrlo--F. II. Laurworthy, CALVES
tun. IN. I'll. h~hman, Comhr-: Mr.. Edwin
Nhdrlcy. lakewood. CAL; NJ. III. A. Mac.
Munu- and witr. Houston; II. II. Burgess
>t. Louis: HI. u. Dangcriield, san Bcnito.
j. u. Thackcr, san Beuito. II. Scott. Hous-
ton: Billy Davis. Idaho. Il. II. Mills. Mon
ticello, Fla; h. J. jackson. Chicago; 4
Goeth. san Antonio.
Miller Hotel. mi. Cameron. san BE
nito; John Smith, Tampico. III. II. Duty
shreveport. Ia.: ~ n. Auhuchon. New
York, George Darlington. Virginia: Mr.
and Mr.. 4. j. Ro-cuthal. Corpus Christi.
Alou~o Lopez. san Diego. Texas; \. W
IuhIn. san Diego. Texas: Archie Parr.
B~cnavidc-. Texas !. II. Bowel. Phlladel-
pima. Pa; Dr. and Mrs. u. III. DcVoti
pharr: N. u. Montgomery. San Brnito,
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-13
FIELD EVENTS
DRAW A CROWD
MISSION BASKETBALL TEAM is DE-
FEATED. AND ALL ATHLETIC
EVENTS ARE GOOD.

Saturday was an interesting afternoon in
high school athletic circles. In addition
10 4 basketball game. the track team was
out for it, first field meet III preparation
Tor the county events IN Harrington or the
18th OF the month. A large crowd was
present.
The Brownsville girls team defeated the
Mission girls at basketball by a score Of
10 70 4. From the first minute Ut play IL
was evident that the Brownsville girls were
gong to be easy %yictorS. The team work
OF the local organization was excellent and
when the ball came INTO Brownsville terri
tory the play was over. The goal throwing
OF Miss Sofia Tiierina closely approached
the marvellous. Miss Glendale Clements in
running center played a wonderfully fast
and clear-headcd game. Although smaller
than most Of the players Miss Clements
makes up for this handicap with par excel
lent headwork and an ability To get into
every play.
In the track Eteet. Willis Of the arm
won first place by 4 Jump ot five feet. seven
inches. Willis had not reached his limit
by several inches when the rest Of the field
fell out.
Ia the hammer throw Weller defeated A..
Kendall. Stell and Cavazos by "A throw of
81 feet 6 inches.
IN the discus throw, Kendall won I'm easy
first IN \ throw NJ - feet i inches.
IN the pole vault. Hinkley was III easy
victory, leaving his last competitor ut 4
height of I feet 10 inches. Hinklev was
still clearing well when Putegnat, his
closest man.. dropped ont at the 7:l-s
mark.
one ~ the events III the afternoon was
Hinkley'~ running broad Jump. On liz first
trial llinklcy made 4 leap ii ~ feet and
was an easy victor over a large field.
In the $50 yards race Clint led the field
all the way around and set a killing pace.
lll~ time was , minutes 30 Is seconds.
Pcavy and McGoni.le finished IN order
ahead 1T the field.
llInklcy won the 100 yards dash i'll III is
seconds, which j. some time on such \
slow track.
The mile race. which finished the after
noon, proved e. be an elimination contest.
cut Of ten entries only three were running
III ne windup- Bisg~ of the army look the
lead ai the outset and easily di~tanccd The
held Steli and Peavy finished ii order !.
The events were conducted under the
guidance of Coach G. VI. Patison. Field
Judge Guy Turpin. Scorer y. f.. Kendall.
and n. +. Kendall Jr.. utility.