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An Appreciation.

The management Of the Eddy Coun-
ty Farm and Live Stock Improvement
Association wishes at this time to
extend word of appreciation to the
State Nat onal Bank Of Carlsbad.
Mr. George NJ Cooke, president Of
the bank, anxious to have his bank
assist in the campaign for greater
production Of foodstuffs, has kindly
lOande to the association, without in
tcrcst. the sum Of 100000 " tn the
privilege Of procuring more il need
ed.
This money has already been used
for the purchasing Of several tons
Of bean and cane seed The associa-
zion also has the use Of the rooms in
the rear of the bank for the storing
and weigh ng Of the to- seed Messrs.
VIM Craig, Cashier. and Geo. o. Rob
crts. assistant cashier, have assisted
materially in supplying farmers with
seed when the county agent or his as
s,ant were out Of town.
Again the management Of the as
sociation wishes 10 assure the State
National Bank in behalf Of its mem
bers that such manifestations Of CO.
operation are indeed apprec atcd
? -Farcmrs Exchange Bulletin.
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get some one. II trained engineer pref.
crnbly. 10 typewrlte n complete de-
scription of the device and make draw
ings of II. where such drawings are
possible In order that the inventor
may protect himself. let him sign and
date both the drn wings aud the descrir.
tion and have two witnesses also sign
and date both II also would bc well
for him to keep the originals both
drawings aud specifications and for
ward only carbon copy Of the speci-
Gcatlon aud n copy " the drawing.
II remuneration l. expected OF the
United States government II should he
stated specifically On the other hand
state also whether. the device II do
mated To the government.
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EDDY COUNTY wOMEN'S AUX
Hilary BEING ORG AIMED
Local branches Perfected in the Var
iOss Communities.

A short time ago the state council
Of defense was created by the gov
cr,sor Of New Mexico. The state
council included In its program the
agricultural welfare Of the state The
agricultural phase of the work il un-
der the supervision Of the extension
depart ment Of the Agricultural Col
lcge. This program is carried on in
the several counties by the extension
department, through the county
agent. The county agent carries on
this work in each community Of the
county through the county fam asso-
citation and it's local branches.
Because of the urgent need for food
conservation and the seriousness OF
the II. {. l.. and the solving Of IL, the
Womcn'S Auxiliary was created 20
assist in carrying out that part Of the
state councils program that has to
do with the home economies phase oi
it, through the home economics
branch of the extension department
Of the state Agricultural College th'
work ~ the Women's Auxiliary viii
he carried on in various districts thru
n woman county agent, Miss France
Lathrop has been assigned to tn,
Pecos Valley, embracing Eddy an'
Chaves counties. Through the coun
ty organization Of the Women's Aux
iliary and its local branches, her worl
will be carried out in each district o
community in the Pecos Valley.
, The men Of the county have organ
ized into the Eddy County Farm an
, Live Stock Improvement Association
, The Women's Auxiliary 10 in the pro
cess Of organization thoughout tn
; county. It will be through these tw
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"A SuGG GESTlON
REGARDING WHEAT
should the Association buy Seed
Wheat and Treat u for tfs$
Farmers.

1, nas occurred to the management
Of the association that some seed Sc
lcction and crop Standard ration wsrk
ough, 10 be done for its nembcrs.
Take wheat for examph.---herr
ne several var cites Of wheat bcin4s
grown in the county. Onr farmer
makes a big yield while anorhor prac-
tically fails with his whcsr. Is S
dffecnce in the farmer or - the one
wheat better adapted to our conditions
than te otlsr?
This is the suggestion Have n
committee uf good farmers go over
the whea, chis nov and pick out the
hest wheat. regardless OF variety just
SO il Is not mixed. Have tins wheat
reserved for seed purposes. The AS
sorintion will store Il and as a farme'
wants seed thr county agent Will
treat il for smut. This seed will b'
sold the farmers at actual cost.
In this way there will he uni
formity in the wheat grown here an'
less smut.
What do you think Of this propos'
ltion? II interested write the count
agent, Carlsbad.
Fsremrs Exchange Bullctir
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Gerins "A, suggestion that "" III
any "ay sld w 'er"uA'' w" WI" ''
be r,-eived with gratitude
IN Suon'"ns '"' "'"''" W
ins' device 10 the naval consu't,ox
board, l3 fsrk row Nne 'o''"" "k
should he horne In miho
Plans for Su's devices sn"uid be SUP
mitied by malt shh only ny mali IN
no case ah'n'" 'n"' u" Suo"",''e" '"
person tn" h"Hrh " '"' VI" o"S' '"
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fact that the prices Of eggs can rise
in the rural districts to 30 cents a
dozen as well as in he cities. Now,
while eggs are plentiful, is the time
to avert the fall scarcity with its at
tendant high prices.
OF he several methods Of preserv-
ing eggs, the one which is probably
the best and cheapest is that Of put
ting them up in water glass solu-
tion. Water glass can be obtained at
any first class drug store.
Only fresh clean eggs should be
used. DO not wash the eggs before
placing them in the solution. Any
good clean vessel can be used to store
them in, preferably one Of wood, glass
or crockery.
In packing eggs in water glass,
use water that has been boiled and
cooled to ordinary temperature for
the solution.
For an average solution add to ev-
lery ten quarts Of water one quart Of
water glass. Stir and mix thorough
ly. Pack the eggs into the container
in the most convenient manner and
packed eggs in cool. dark place. II
pour the solution over them complet-
ely covering the eggs. Keep the
some OF the solution cvaporates add
cool boiled water. Be sure to keep
the eggs covered at all times.
/ Each days gathering Of eggs can
be placed in the contaner and enough,
of the liquid poured over them to GOV.
or, instead Of holding them few
days and running the risk Of few
spelling.
Eggs preserved in the above man.
ncr will keep for ~ year or more, Ddt
are not so good after period Of eight
months. With the exception of
poaching. such eggs can be used in
stead of fresh ones, for frying. hoil.
ing. scrambling and cooking in vari.
Gus other ways. When it is desired
to boil the eggs, II pin aole on tho
blunt side of the eggs should be
made. because of the fact that tn,
solution has cleared all Of the shell
openings and the pressure caused by
by cooking will break the shell. "
all instances wash the eggs in water
before being used in cooking.
Actual experiment has shown that
the buality OF the preserved eggs KEPT
up to eight months was practically
rs good as fresh eggs.
" -Faremrs Exchange Bulletin
The evening current., 1917-06-21
PUT i'p EGGS NOW
FOR WINTER USE
Avert Winter Shortage and High
Prices by Preserving Of Eggs
in Home.

Now is the time to begin to pre-
serve eggs in the home FOR use in the
winter months. Te preserving OF
eggs is not new practice and has
passed the experimental stage. The
high cost Of eggs the last winter
brought before us very foreibly the
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COT NIp ORG N<I/hTIO\
OF FARMERS COMPLETE
Ever, Community Now Organized.

when meeting was called IN Car
lsbad on the 18th u last April, tn"
idea ~ county wide organization of
the farmers was launched A consti-
pogram of the work to he done by
the organization. Officers were elected
and four members at large. a.
The next step was the pcriccting
nc local branches Of the county wide
organization. Meetings were held IN
the several communities and in n
shnrt ijmc this work was accom-
plishcd The officers Of the associa-
tion and tbc local branches are AS fol-
. lows:.--
President. FRANCIS G. Tracy, Carls.
bad.
! Viccrrcsidcnt. q. VI To,,cr, Ar,
tesla
Secretary Treasurer, 'laud" +.
Wright, Carlsbad
Directors at large
"A. C. Crozier, Lakewood. ~
Nv. j. Figgc. Lake Arthur. ~
=. +. Fitc, Hope, -, a
W. W. Galton. otis,
Otis local -.s\ "a
] ncury Upton. chairman.
C. g. Tcbbcts, scc.trcas'
A.oving Local: 4
n. n Hin, chairman =
w. l.. Muggcridp", sec'tr'"'
Malaga Local; y
c. W. Bceman. chairman
W. +. Gerlach, scc-treas,
Lakewood Local
y. Morrison, chairman.
W. NJ. Walters, scc.rrtas
Atoka Local:
Chas. Rogers, chairman
Geo Frisch. src-irras.
Artesia Local
Harvey Muncy, chairman
4. T.. Ilnshaw. scc-trcnS'
Dave Runyan, delegate,
Upper Cottonwood Locals
J. w. Curry. chairman.
Clarke J. wilde, scc-trcas.
Hope Local
W. y. Riley, chairman
W. :. French. vlcc-pres'drnt'
Tn, Eddy County Farm and liv
Stock Improvement Associ"' q
stands for Organization; Co-op""a
tion; Better Farming; BETTER lIN
stock on the Range and Farm; Bette
Rural Life; and. Better Governncn
The mcmbership dues are MT
cents = year. including an annu'
subscription to the Farmers Exehans
Bulletin which is published monthly
Arr you . member Is your ne'g'
bort Now is tho time for both
you to join.
Rrs Ewehange BulIeti
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Exemption from draft claimed BY
Waterbury Conn man because he
has a wife and two children here and .
wife aud three children In Russia.
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INVENTORS GUIDE
Government Ready 10 Encourage
Genius OF Country.
SEND ALONG YOUR SCHEME,

In Submitting Original Service 90 Ma.
val Consulting Board uso the Mails.
Board Too Busy For Personal Inter.
vie~.--immsdis.s TRIAL For Any.
thing OF Value.
New York.A few days ago publicity
was given to the statement Of q United
States navy officer here that he was
"pestrrcd To death by cranks with all
sorts of crazy inventions they wished
To hand over to the government"
The officer In question IN one Of the
most able. the most valuable, In the
service There ~ no doubt either. as
he says, that he has suffered great an.
noyance. At the same time the state.
mcnt hr inndc could not have been
more unfortunate. says Maximiliau
Foster ~ tho Nigilantcs
Instead II disrouraging the So called
crnnks II Inventors the United States
government ut the moment Is making
every effort IN Its power TO encourage
aud develop the country's inventive
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and he extension division Of the Ag-
ricultural College that the program
as set by the state council Of ddtSnse
will be carried out and the best re-
suits accomplished.
Mrs. John ID. Merchant, OF Carlsbad,
was appointed county chairman Of
Eddy county for the auxiliary council
of defense. and Mrs. W. W Galton.
of Otis, as vice county chairman ~
The following have been requested
by the county chairman, Mrs. Mer-
chant, to perfcc, local branches Of the
auxiliary in their respective communi-
ties:--
Mrs. Clarence Bell. Carlsbad.
Miss Mabel Wilson. Otis.
Mrs. W. +. Rose, Loving.
Mrs. c. W. Beeman, Malaga.
Mrs. h. +. st John, Lakewood.
Mrs. Geo. Frisch, Atoka, p. o. Ar.
tesla.
Mrs. ]. r. Atkeson, Artesia.
Mrs. Hugh Gage. Hope. q,
Mrs. J. f. Donald, Upper Cotton
wood.
The recommendation listed below
will give you better idea Of the ~
ture and scope Of the work that is
being taken up by the Women's Au-
Hillary at this time:---
Emergency Recommendations Adopt
ed by the Women's Auxiliary Of
the State Council Of Defense.
|. We urge that the state estab-
lish thorough supervision over all
acrcages and gardens.
.. We urge that municipal mar
kets be- established in every town and
community for the disposal Of perish
able products.
3. We urge canneries with an es-
,ablishcd standard be located in ev-
cry community Of the state where
produce can be put up at cost, and
that these poducts be- given perfcr-
cnce as army supplies.
4. We urge that the United States
prohibit the use Of alcoholic drinks
during the war and that the gain pro-
ducts be- used for food only.
3. We urge that where water is
insufficient. lawns and flowers be Civ
en- up and the water used for gardens
only.
q. We urge the substitution Of
'corn. feterita and the red Towering
bean, to take the place Of white -four,
in order that weat can be shipped To
the allies, who buy their bread from
the bakeries and have not learned the
use Of corn meal.
7. We urge the drying Of fruits
an vegetables, dairying and cheese
making. p reserving eggs in water
tglass, brine or otherwise for winter
use. and conservation Of fuel and
clothing
=. We urge women in every dis
trict and precinct to meet often and
keep in touch with the work thst is
lis being done in other parts Of the
state District chairmen communicate
with county chairmen; county chair
'mcn with the judicial chairmen md
judicial chairmen with the state pfv vsi-
dent or secretary.
o. We urge that the state board
make out names from home grown
foods and distribute these in pamph-
let form in both Spanish and Eng
lish
7 Help you community organize.
, Get in touch with Miss Frances
, Lathrop. Roswell, New Mexico, and
? legin work at once.
, -Faremrs Exchange Bulletin
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-06
MORRISEY CE TS'
DRAW; C|LLUM IS.
DEFEATED monday
Popular Light and Welter-
weights Show at Denver
and Salt Lake With Muir
ply and Mckay.

Lee Morrissey drew with frankie
Murphy in a 15-round ring battle at
Denver Monday night while Harry
Gillum was defeated by Gordon Nc
Kay at Salt Lake. Morrissey- Murphy
fought in the lightweight class; Gill
lum- Mckay in the welterweight. The
two latter went six rounds as head
liners in Hardy X. Downing's card. Gill
lum left Boise week ago for Salt
Lake to train for the battle. Morris
sey fought in Boise prior to going to
Denver. He will stop at Ogden en-
, route back to this state and box there.
Morrissey wants to meet Bonnie
Leonard in the near future. Leonard is
one of the highest priced lightweights
in the west. The only chance Boise
| fans would have to see him in action
| would be in the event he was travelling
| through this part of the west and
would agree to meet some good b I
here, probably Morrissey. Leonard
meets Sailor Kirke at Denver. Nov. %
| Promoter Nick Collins is undecided as
| to his next boxing card here. He is
Handicapped by failure to be able to
find a hall. The airdrome at this time
! of the season is impossible. He ex-
poets to be able to locate some central
building wherein the ring exhibitions
may be given in the future. He can
get a number OF good boys if he con-
cludes he is warranted in going to the
heavy expense for them.
Frank Barrieau, we'll known welter-
weight who holds the Canadian cham
! piopship belt, is to instruct in boxing
in the navy for Uncle Sam. Willie
Richie took similar contract only he
was assigned to instruct in the army
and Is now at Camp Lewis.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-06
INTERUABAN TIME TABLE
BOISE VALLEY TRACTION CO.
Northern Division.

Nv. Boise for Eagle. Star. Middleton
AID Caldwell
1900. s 90. $50. 1900 A. M.
100. $50. 600 400. $3.50. 700. 800
II 90 y. m.
Lv. Boise for Duncan. 1910. 1900
'S:05 a. M; 1905 '4:05, sos. SOS
D. m.
Lv. Duncan for Boise. '6:35 1850,
$3.50 a. m: 1880. 1880. $3.50. $3.50
y. m.
'Daily except Sunday.
Southern Division.
Lv. Boise for Meridian, Nampa and
Caldwell
$3.50, 1880. 500. 1890 a. m.
1900. 1880. ago. $3.50. ''4:4o. $500.
4 SO 4: 90, $50, s11:00 p. m.
ITO Meridian only.
ITO Nampa only.
Lv. Boise for McDermott 1880. 500 >.
n: $3.50. $500 p. m.
Lv. McDermott for Bots, Sis. 11:2o.
|. m; 6:55 p. m.
Schedule subject to change without
notico.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-06
NOTICE.

In the District Court of the Third Ju-
dicial District of the State Of Idaho
in and for Ada county.
In the matter Of the petition Of the
Emmett Sheep company, for its vol
untary dissolution.
To all those whom 1t may concern:
On the first day Of November, A.
D.. 1917. the Emmett Sheep company,
by it's attorneys. Martin & Cameron.
whose offices are in the Boise City Ma
tional Bank building, Boise, Idaho. by
due and regular order Of the above en-
titled court filed with the clerk OF
said court Its application or petition
for an order OF said court dissolving,
the said Emmett Sheep company, al
corporation; setting forth that at
meeting of the stockholders called for
that purpose, the dissolution Of the cor
poration was resolved upon by a two
thirds vote Of all OF the stockholders;
that all claims and demands against
the corporation have been satisfied and
discharged; that the corporation de-
sired to wind up its business; appor-
ton its cash on hand among it's stock
holders and be lawfully dissolved.
Said application will come on to be
heard before the above entitled court
on the 10th day of December. A. D.,
1917, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, or
as soon thereafter as counsel can be
heard at the county court house in
the court room thereof, in Boise. Ada
county, Idaho, and any and all OBJ
jections to said application, IL any
there be, will be heard by said court
at the said time and place.
(SEAL) STEPHEN UTTER,
Clerk.
BY THOS. E. POWELL.
Deputy.
Martin & Cameron, 3oise City Ma
tional Bank Rldg.. Boise, Idaho. at
torneys for Emm stt Sheep company.
Adv MO
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-06
HERMAN HOLDS
FIRMLY TO HIS
WORLDS TITLE
Oh ampion Bantamweight
Whips frankie Burns
Handily in Twenty-round
Bout at New Orleans.
Veteran Jersey Star Never
Had a Look-i in With the
Fast Underestimated Title
Holder-Herman Goes to
the Army.
BY H. C. HAMILTON

New York, Nov. Ga little more
credit than had been anticipated be-
longs to Pete Herman, worlds bantam
weight champion, today. The success
sor to Kid Williams and Johnny Coulon
has been picked out for long time
as a pretty lucky youth to hold the
worlds championship and it has been
suspected by many fight followers that
the first good man to meet Herman
would be worlds champ after their
bout.
Any man, however who can take
Frankie Burns to a 20-round cleaning
and do 1t with the finesse that marked
the efforts of Herman last night in
New Orleans. is something Of fist
finger. Pete Herman, worlds ban
tamweight champion, United States
army soldier, is just that. for accounts
of the battle declare Herman pasted
the veteran Jersey star from the
sponge to the arc lights over the ring.
BURNS oUTGENERALED.
Burns Is an old timer, schooled in all
the tricks OF the trade, but Herman, a
youngster ut-generaled his opponent.
Burns was at the crest of his game
comeback when he met Herman. There
Is little doubt that he Is one of the
best bantams in the country. so there
Isn't chance to deprive the little New
Orleans star of credit for his victory.
Herman had promised to join the
army Immediately after this bout, so
before this day has passed he probably
will have become one Of the kaisers
millions of opponents.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-06

turn her head In acknowledgment. H,
Hedge sighed and shook himself irrit-
ably.
Well, how in blazes do know what
color she wants to be?" he muttered.
Constance straightway sought Her
brother. She proposed to have an ex-
PLANTATION of something that disturbed
her mind.
What were you talking to Mr..
Hedge about?" she asked abruptly.
Work" answered Billy. taking his
cue from the efficiency man.
She waved a hand impatiently.
Were you talking about me?"
Billy hesitated and thus supplied an
answer.
who started IT." she questioned
swiftly. did hep
Billy remained silent.
"Of course not; l knew he didn't"
Constance affirmed with a nod. You
started it. What was it about?"
"You," answered Billy gruffly, thus
completing the circle.
well, what about me? What's
|, wrong with me? Why do have to be
discussed? What business"
Look here blurted her brother;
"I'll talk to III. Hedge whenever
please. And IL don't want him to
hang around you, FL"
Billy paused. flustered and annoyed.
Constance eyed him for brief inter-
val, with the color rising in her
cheeks.
so that was 1t" she said slowly.
And by what right do you go to Mr.
Hedge on SUCH matter? It's humif :
ating. forbid you ever to do it again
And he does not hang around me, as
you say. Mr.. Hedge Is a gentleman,
and"
"A gentleman" echoed Billy. why,
you're defending him..
I'm not" she retorted holly. ~ OIL
are unbearable, Billy.
But thought"
Then stop it. It's bad for you
And hereafter don't you ever dare to
say word to him about me-
She flung herself out of the room
leaving her brother bewildered and
staring. Fate had 1t that Alice should
encounter her at the worst possible
moment
We'll, how's the great campaign go
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-06
Too Much Efficiency
Continued from page FOUR

moment he did not answer. Then, re-
Numbering, he reused himself.
"He wants to 60 to work." he ans
wered.
That's encouraging. To work at
what?"
He offered to be my secretary"
Really" This was subject for
tie time to 1t. "Am-am l to be dis
charged, them"
mot while you are efficient" he as
sured her.
"And am efficient"
This was disconcerting, even to an
efficiency man, particularly one who
has just been warned by a big brother.
Medium" he answered.
! Constance frowned. She had ex-
pected something better than that, and
wondered IL the campaign had struck
snag. 1t Is annoying to apply for
a reference and obtain only a half
hearted one. As for Fl. Hedge. he
realized that he must be cautious
The business discipline of the Brooke
household was thing to be main
tanned at all costs.
Il hate being medium" she said al
she began checking up a report card
upon which Giovanni had noted tn:
| presence Of clinkers in the coal :"
want to be either very good or very
bad"
why such EXTREMIST"
Because being only medium Is col
orless. Am l colorless?"
"Eh? Who said SO? Mo-"
We'll, you inferred it. Then wha'
color am I?'
Pink" said the efficiency man a.
he watched her cheeks. And gray
that was for her eyes-"with a dasf
Of chestnut" He was looking at hel
hair. And some blue" 1t was he,
gown now. And a bit Of"
Constance glared at him.
II didn't ask for an inventory" sh
interrupted sharply. "Or a card in
dex. You're always putting dow
items and adding them up-and I dom
want to be added"
II. Hedge came nearer to wearing al
expression Of despair than at any tim
since his invasion of the Brook
household.
he demanded almost irritably.
Constance knew what she wanted
felt angry at herself for wanting /,
and still angrier at the efficiency ma
{ for not knowing what she wanted
, She wanted compliment Sh
: flushed, too, when she realized tina
, perhaps she had been guilty of fish
r ing for one.
, Il don't want anything. IL yo
t please" she retorted. I'm busy wit
3 the reports"
t He made a gesture of hopelessnes
i t and became busy himself.
), ! Constnce did not remain in the Ii
: brary long. After ten minutes or 5
she laid aside the report cards on
pretext and started toward the doc
She was almost at the threshold whe
the efficiency man called after he
: in a desperate voice:
t you're the color Of twenty fou
carat gold!"
She affected not to hear. and did nc
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-06
MARTIN MAY GO BACK
TO THE AMERICAN LEAGUE

Oakland, Cal, Nov. 6.-"Speed"
Martin, Oakland pitcher, may re-enter
the American league next season. Be-
lieving Martin is of major league cali
Der, J. Cal. Ewing, Oakland owner. is
trying to arrange deal that will send
the pitcher back to the big show" 1t
is understood Duffy Lewis has advised
Harry Frazee, owner Of the Boston
Red Sox, to get Martin il possible.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-06
Keeping the Quality Up.

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE, the
World Famous Cure for Colds and
Grip, is now SOC per box. On ac-
count of the advance in the price of
the six different Medicinal. Concen-
trated Extracts and Chemicals con-
tanned in LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN-
me, II as necessary to increase the
price to the Druggist 1t has stood
the test for Quarter of Century.
1t is used by every Civilized Nation.
TT
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-06
IVAN OLSEN MAY MANAGE
VERNON CLUB NEXT SEASON

San Francisco. Nov. 6.--Ivan Olsen.
veteran infielder, may succeed George
Stovan as manager of Vernon next sea-
son, If Brooklyn can secure waivers on
him. Tom Darmody, Vernon owner, in
timated to several friends here last
his club.
Darmody tried to acquire Olsen last
year, but Brooklyn couldn't get waiv-
ers.