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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
JOE RAY SHOWS CLEAN
PAIR OF HEELS IN RUN
ou'distanccs Opponents in 1000
Meter Event at Madison
Square Garden.
FRENCHMAN is DISAPPOINTING
Jose Guilcmot Is I.ust-CnmpbcII
wins i,00O-iard Rncc From CUT
NH by Spectacular Finish.
'ScHcnty-fard Record EquaIcd.
IBy Assaelated rrsss |


MADISON SQUARE CARRIES. NEW
'ioisN. Feb. l?.-Joic Ray of the MI
h"is i. G.. Chicago. .Arncrica's hes,
middle distance runner. won the in
,ernational 5000 meter special race at
'he Guaranty Clubs indoor games in
Madison square Garden tonight. Thi.
was the sprciai event In which the
olympic 5000 meter winner. Corporal
Jose r. iullemut. came from France
20 rompete. For half the distance
Huiitetinot wHs In second place about
twenty yards behind Ray. xho led
prart:cailE from start to nnish
Walter Higgins. OF Columbia. passed
tnc french soldier at the beginning
OF the tenth lap. which was a little
more Than half the distance OF tho
race. John !. RomiE. OF Penn State
IoiIcgc Forged ahead Of III. visiting
rrchchinan at the beginning OF the
fourteenth lap and from that TO the
iihiSh the order was RAY Higgins,
Roinig and GGllcmo;
Tho t'rcnchman's showing was n
disappointmcnt TO the spectators az
ne was handicapped somewhat hv an
injury TO his right foot. suffered in
training early Ia the week. II Was
also his first appearance on hoard
floor race.
The Loco yard ran resulted in n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
FAST PREP SCHOOL FIVE
DEFEATS JOHN MARSHALL
Experienced Basketball Team WINS
Over Light Green Aggregation
by Score OF 81 to- 81.
RESULT PROVES DECEPTIVE
Relative Strength of Teams Shown
in Second Half, When Richmond
crS Battle Opponents to Stand
still-NunStory Is Star.

Woodbury. Forest continued It's
"ihninE streak yesterday by defeat
!ng John Marshall. 81 to q. The visi-
t"rs displayed a brand of basketball
seldom seen In = prep school game
and with which tho Inexperienced
Marshallitcs were unabl" to cope.
clover teamwork. coupled with fas,
"rihbl'ns and accurate long shooting
kcpt the locals guessing AT all times.
The Woodherry cayers came to
Richmond. hcralded Is the strongest
claimants for TN" State prep title.
ana after The frst few minutes il was
cvidcnt that they would live up. to
their reputation. For several minutes
after Tho first whistle blew the Mar
shallitcs held their opponents in
check and the supporters of the Blue
and White were hopeful of victory
when Nouu;casi!e Gagged the first
basket Of the game which was QuICk-
ly followed hv ono from the foul line
by Cobb. The locals then made a
noin; from free try. The visitors
seemed 20 come 10 life after this and
opened IN some oi';he teamwork for
which they are famous Basket fol-
lowed basket in rapid order with the
M9rshalli;". lighting gameiX bp; Mn.
destined 10 ovcrwhslm them.
Thc locals fought for every point
and there was alays an Interval
nf fast noorwork between baskets.
Near Tho end OF the first period Jones
took Tyson's place ut center. This
change Scc:ucd 10 strengthen tho Mar
s,haliites and Woodhcrry was una bio
TO score again during the half.
The high school boys came back
for the second half determined to
Hold the ViCtors in check aud durin"
this period srfuc OF the fastest bisk et-
ball o.. the season gas displayed.
With the Marshal!!tes lighting
ferccly 10 hold their own and the
visitors striving to nil. up the poiatS
the ball nasscd swiftly from one end
OF the floor TO the other.
The playing ot the wcarcrs OF the
white ana blue during this period
in the word t. be proud that they
were backing such a toam. even
though Il was losing causc. After
being literally swampcd during tho
initial I,t"ioi they came back and
not only h..d their opponents to ~
teen points, hut scored seven for
themselves.
Thc ilayinc Of Captain vans,ory
/: nd Mountcastlc For The victors, was
the outstanding feature OF the game.
The former Gagged seven goals from
the field, while his terminate dropped
four through the basket.
The Narshallitcs journey 10 Wood
game WITH their conGucrors
Lineup;
John Marshal Position Woodbcrry
i EaHn ;;,:h Iefi r"rw1rd 3,,a, OBJ
Tyson. i. M...ccutcr ...... Naustory
Tyson. u. F.. LETT guard. Hacr
Ewing .......r!rht guard ..... Devin
summary, Goals from heldIVan-
tory MountCaSiie, 4; c3hbi g.
Z; Jones. !, Goals from foul Cobb.
3 liz >; Mountcastlc, in .; Kahn. |
IN 1. SubSi!tutIons--Ionc for Ty
son. f., NJ; Rrown for Cobb. Referee,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
VIRGINIA CADETS TRIM
UNIVERSITY BAsKETEERs
Y. NJ. |. Captures Contest From
charlottesville Five by Score
of 81 to ~.
GAME FULFILLING TITLE
Orange and Blue Takes Lead, but
Cadets Overcome Advantage and
Lead When First Half Ends.
Hatcher Plays Well.
Especial 10 The T!mes-plspateh.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
ROANOKE RIO >.5I VA: Feb, ia-ln u
starting whistle until the end. V. NJ. /.
tonight defeated the University of
Virginia by the score OF 81 20 - in
one of the fastest and mos; interest
ing basketball battles ever seen here.
University took che lead at the be-
ginning ana kept il until nearly the
end OF the first half, when V. NJ l.
forged TO the front with three
TO IL III favor of the Cadets. Several
minutes OF the second half had been
played before this score was changed
and then IL was changed by the most
humorous and .bonehcad' play ever
pulled OF on local moor.
Darlington broke loose from his
man and. evidently thinking il was
stiil the first half, headed for the
Y. N. |. soai and neatly Gagged the
basket. This apparently gave the
Cadets impetus. as they rapidly be-
gan increasing their lead.
For V. NJ. |. the work OF stuart and
Campbsli was the outstanding fca
iur.. The university guards. in their
anxiety TO keep Bunting covered. al
lowed Campbell to 20 free. and he
TOOK advantage 10y throwing i've
field goals.
For the university Sexton and
while Hank'ns' guarding was un-
usually good The contes; was
viewed by about $500 people. who
crowded into the big auditorium
TIE lineup:
V NJ L. Position Virginia.
Hunting. right forward. Hatcher
Lee. ........lcft forward. Darlington
summers. center ..... sexton
l.ecch. right guard. iIankins
stuart. ...... left guard Opplcman
Summary: Substitutions- Campbell
for Lee. Manhood for Opplcman. New
man man foT Darlington; Field goNs--
Bunting, .; Summers. l.: Sexton. .:
tarrinEton. >; Newman. l. Foul
goals Hatcher. :: Bunting. s. Time
o. halves-2o minutes. Referee
Nc;Zler
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
PREPARE ACCOMMODATIONS
FOR 10000 TENNIS FANS
Cricket club VIII Erect
f"ur-Sijrd stand at pbiin-
dcl3Ijn
~ ~ Ass0clnted PresS.

ISL
pHiLADELplilA. FEB. ig.-p,on.
IN eady have been made for tho cree"
non OF four sided stand 10 s.,,
more than 1900 persons nj Tho
germantown Cricket club grounGs
where the national lawn tnnnj.
singles championships will bc staged
NEXT September. In addition thcro
VIII De seats on tho LogsIa or III.
nam Grub house. work OF prcparint,
ne grounds for the mutchcs viii
start AZ soon as weather permits
The courts for the tournament yIu
be laid out on the cricket field In
front OF the main club house m"
turf WAS made In 1890 ana IL IL con.
sIdered as fine piece Of grc,,nsw,ra
rs Is 10 be found anywhere in tbn
country. with careful grooming. ,hn
courts vii! be as good II moi bn,tnr
than those 1T Forest HIS. where ,bs
turf although very nnc. IL not vri
ten years old -
There VIII he twenty four rour,s
~ al which Is sufficient to NEE, the
tournament requirements. The cham
pionship courts will be five i'm n,,,
Der. as AT Forest Hills, with srncr
imposed alleys. Courts number one
three and five. will be used for ,hc
feature matches daily until sent
finals and finals when number tw',
and Tour, with their fresh turf viii
We utilized. va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
INDIANS CAPTURE FAST.
BATTLE FROM LOCALS
William ana Mary Five Bcsts Med.
icai College by Score of
30 to 2D.

In one of the fastest games on the
Y: w. =. \ floor this season the
William and Mary FIVE registered IS
points to the 90 that the fast team
from the Medical College was able to
get last night The contest was
speedy throughout and up to the last
TWO minutes Of play there was never
more than three points difference in
the tally. NJ the iaS; moment the
indians uncorked a bcvy of reserve
PLAYS that completely set back the
Medicos
The Indians scored first with !,
field goal by Harwood and stayed in
the lead throughout the game
EOih teams showed exceptional
teamwork. and no particular stars
can be pointed out, For the Doctors
Dean" Murray was the most con-
Spicuous. The field goal tho entire
length of the floor by Jones. and the
foui shooting by Cooke. who out of
twelve attempts Gagged ten baskets
marked the best work by individuals
FOR tho Williamsburg lardS. pickiu-
son Gagged five foul goals for the
Medical College
Line-up:
w. & NJ. Position Alcdicos.
Pierce. =. left forward. Tyler
Caravattl. LEI; guard -. Young
Jon es......riEht guard Dickinson
summary: Srbstitutions-Mor
for Tyler. Field goals Cook. 4
Pierce: 5: Hnrwood. 3: Jones. ) Tyler.
3; Neal. .; Dickinson. =. Foul goals-.-
Cooke, 10: Dickinson. !. Referee.
Graham.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
CAROLINA TAKES GAME
Visiting Freshman Five Defeats Vir-
Einia FirS1-Hcnr Team, -

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Feb. 10.
The NirSl mia freshmen met dcfca;
AT the hands Of The North Carolina
freshmen basketball quint her. to-
night. - 10 Is Green and Mailer
lima freshmen, while Brown and Eos
TER starred for the Virginia trc;n-
North Carolina VIrrini,
Freshmen. l'r.siurn
Green ..,.riIht forward Forsburg
Mailer. LEFT forward. Foster
D"ddtrcr.. center Holland
hr!Sht.... fright guard .Gi!dcrslcevc
u 80 '...II = u.lTu .IJr,virk
SUMMARY. SGosI.,uJIvns--A IN 4, ;. r
ior -h',nie!. broHI. !or Iioiianu. Lara
'oF oeif!ck, McCoy Tor rursuurn
Eie!d soals-Green. g.. MabI.r i.
w T!sAt, Purser, Ha!long. J; Fost.r
nrown =; Forshurg Fou! goals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
TECH WINS POOR GAME
v. i. /. Takes Errniir Contest From
Wake Forest, 20
~.

fLACKSHURG VA. Feb io.-Vir-
g!nia Tech. with a shifted lineup. car
ricd on here tonight in III. worst ex-
hihitior OF basketball ever seen on
the local floor. Wake Forest had the
Tech goal from the start, but the To-
calls ny desperate efforts managed TO
win % 10 II.
Lineup:
virginia Tech. Wake Forest
Parrish. right forward Stronghold
walker. lief; forward e. treason
carroll. ....... center $50. y bernathy
Holmes. right guard. Hickman
Brooks. ..... left guard ....HolloyYe!I
Summary: referee, sutton tGer,nar-
town). Tech scorinS--pa IRISH G.:
Carroll. 3: Holmes. 3; Birmingham, J..
FOuls--Parrish : on; of ii. wake
Forest scOrinG-StringGcld .; Grea-
son. !; Alternately. 2: Hickman. ..
Fouis-Stringhe!d, 3 out Of 8: Aber-
natny. out of {. Tech substitutes
!;ri't!1Gham for Walker Waikc; for
Britt!nsham, Wrenn for Carroll. five!
for brooks. wake Forest substitutes
Carlisle for struggled, Johnson for
GrcasOn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
Sixteen Dog Teams
May Enter Big Derby

Especial tn The Times Dispnr CHI.
NEW YORK, Fob. IJ.-'rhe
fourth Hudson Bay Dog Derby
viii hc held from the Pas. Man.
To Film Elon. n distance of zoo
miles. ON March I. This race IL
open To the world. To the winner
will be given $1,000. u il cx-
pectcd that Mt least sixteen dog
teams VIII start. Zen tennis
sturtcd last ycur.
ne ip-o race was won by Wall
ter GoScn, iu thirteen hours and
'"rty-"nc minutes. While dui:
rncinS IL sport peculiarly North
crn. people the world over arc in
fcrestcd and thousands make IL
point Ia witness the event. dog
racing Is u hc-mau's sport
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
Cities and Managers
in Virginia League

Nichnond--itnyni Ryan.
Norfolk--JOhn WARRIOR.
iortsmouth-.Iam NioA.
rr-r'homuS Martin.
"iiacn-rhonns CInr<r,
Newport Ncws-IIRrrS Lake.
SuNollS-ChnrlcS street.
Rocky Mount - "Fy" Fullcn-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

FARMNILLE. VA. Feb. I9.-Farn-
vile High Schoo! basketball team de-
;cated ;hc 81. CHRISTOPHER School ave.
OF Richmond. here yesterday after
noon bE the score Of % TO il. Han
kins and Crump starred for the Wis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
vlr,ory for rwcnty-rour,h street.

The Twcnty-fourth Street basket
ball team defeated tn" Christ Church
Ave yesterday afternoon by the score
OF 90 to lG. Smith and Nicely fen
tured the gam. for Christ Church.
while Robins and Rafro starred for
TWENTY fourth street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

summary: SubStitu:lonS-Wh White
hurst for Bethel Richardson for
TOwill Tow!!l for Fray, Temple for
Murrill. Roane tor Temple. Temple
for Eoane. league for CroXton. Roanc
Tor tucker. Murr.i for Roanc.
Goals from fcld-ZieElcr. 4: Motley.
8; Fray. 3: Towll. >; Scott ); CroX-
ton. Temple. !. Goals from foul
ZieElcr. in S. Latham, in 10.
Ecfcree--"RiIlN Cionch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
RICHMOND COLLEC|ANs
DOWN RANDOLPH MACON
Spiders Take Basketball Game ut
Wcsthampton by Score
of 30 TO IL.

University of Richmond's recon.
ss'ruSled Guint outplayed and de,
I'VE last night. at Westhamp;on. BY
felt the loss OF first string men
which equalized any possible alibi.
ana because Of the equaIizins of the
losses TO the comparative team
strength OF both auints the contes;
worth.
Randolph Macon was accompanied
oE group of students who demon
Sirated that the Jackets are never
u0wned until the final whistle and
which siEniNed the eascrncss for
each team TO triuCiph over tile other.
After the first five minutes Of play,
however. The outcome, barring pos.
sible and unusual developments. was
apparent.
The contcstinr quints were better
IN the guarding game than AZ any
ihing. else they attempted. bast g;
shooting being of a low order with
Captain Scott. OF the Jackets produc-
Ing the only basket shooting OF a
senSai;ona! order. Richmond again
had numerous easy shots which the
team missed and which in large de-
gree over Swallowed the worthy
basket work that they were able TO
register.
There WAS, how ever. an improve
mcnt in tho caiibrc OF The spiders
play and should no more inroads he
made on TIL" present squad The Red
and Blue can expect TO close on, ;he
season with good taste. They
worked together with improving
unity on the floor. their passing be-
ing good at the "tipon" and later. bmt
the Jackets offered them no little
trouble by their speedy following and
guarding.
MOTLEY. jumping AT center. was re-
sponsih!c for much OF the Dobsoujt.s
passing. several baskets being made
from the 'tiron" 20 Iiegler TO Fray
or from Fray Ia Iiegler.
Only one BASKET was allowed INC
visitors in thc first half. but To this
la ham got five in five tries from the
foul line. Scott go; three long shots
in the second half, Temple getting
the only points by the jackets from
under their basket.
William and Mary Will be the next
opponent Of tn. Spiders. The game
viii be played ~ Wcsthampton Tues
day nigh, 4; S:30 o'clock.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-22
S. F. Lusnbern,en
Are Visitors Here

MIR. and Mrs. A. A. Germain, OF
San Francisco, are registered at the
white Pelican hotel. Mr.. Germain is
secretary OF the Germain company,
wholesale lumber dealers, and Is
making a tour OF the coast looking
into the lumber situation which he
believes will very soon show an Inn.
provement. J. S. Kent. also OF the
Germain company. who was formerly
Of this city. is with Mr.. Germain.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-22
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. De Courcy
from New York City. who have been
visiting at the home OF J. C. Richter.
on north Eleventh street. left by au-
tomobile for Bend.
II. b. Amicke. Of the Golden Rule.
Is suffering from q sprained ankle
and Is unable to be at the store.
Among those in town from Merrill
yesterday we're Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Trozier and George Offield.
ID. W. Ryan and Richard Melhase
are visitors from Fort Klamath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Bryan were
called to Fairfield, California. this
morning owing TO the illness OF Mr..
Bryan's mother.
Al Graham left this morning for
Hoey TO be gone several days on
business.
Mrs. Leo Bean left this morning
for Gerber and Sacramento to visit
two weeks with relatives.
Mrs. w. MacNair and Mrs. c. W.
Andrews. who have been visiting
with Mrs. Mac Nair's brother. Wal
ter Valentine. left this morning for
their homo In Chicago,
c. c.. Keen was passenger for
McDoel this morning.
Mrs. J. II. Hobbs. OF Merrill. was
called TO Roseburg this morning by
the illness Of her sister. Mrs. Chap
man. of that city.
Mrs. s. E.. Piehoff left for Standard
California. where she expects to
make her home.
Mrs. d. p. Doak and daughter, OF
Oakville. California. are here for a
few days on their way to the Doak
ranch at Odessa.
w. 4. Lamm. lumberman. Is here
from Modoc Point attending TO bus
mess matters.
L. w. Copeland, a Fort klamath
rancher. is a business visitor.
z. Hosley was a passenger on the
automobile stage for Medford this
morning.
Glenn Garrett. OF Garrett and Son.
drove to Bray yesterday. He returned
In three hours and reports the roads
in very good condition.
George Hoyt OF Fort Klamath is
here few days on business.
Sheriff l.. l.. Low drove to Doris
yesterday to foreclose chattel mort
gage against the Klamath River
Lumber company. located near there.
in which the klamath State Bank
was tho plaintiff.
NJ. J, Klagett. OF Detroit. Michigan
is here visiting at the home Of d. Il.
French. Mr.. Klagett is also friend
OF Frank Mooreland Of the klamath
State bank.
Leslie Rodgers OF the First Ma
tional Bank, is confined to his home
by illness.
J. G. Thompson. local manager OF
the California-Oregon Power csmpa-
ny. returned last night from San
Francisco where he has been several
days on business.
r. C. High has almost entirely re-
covered from the effect Of having
broken his leg during the early
spring, and although still using
crutches. is able TO be about town
greeting his friends and attending to
his business affairs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-22
Have Yoa seea Kelley today?
NEVADA WOOL STARTS
MOVING; 8 CARS 6OLI

RENO. Nov. April ~. Three car
loads of wool were shipped to Boa
ton from Reno Monday. with three
more csrs to be forwarded in a few
days. This marks the first important
shipmsnt of NsvaAs wool since the
sensa tionsl break in prices last sum
msr. II is undsutood the buyer made
advance payments OF 7 to 10 cents
per pound on the wool.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-22

Baby chix, T-A-N-c2R.E-D-S. 900
egg white Leshorus, Golden Buff
apd Brown Leghorns. Anconas, Black
Miaorcas. Buff orpingtons. r. !.
Reds, Barred and White Rocks
Enoch Crews, Seabright, Cal. 22-3'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-22
FOR SALE

Tho undersigned offers for sale
lots sA and sB df Block 7. railroad
addition to the town OF klamath
Falls. Oregon. facing Spring street
and near the Southern Pacific depot.
For particulars reply to James ID.
Fairchild, Yreka, California. 22-7
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-22

Experienced bookkeeper desires
one or two sets OF books to handle
evenings or late afternoons. Audit
ing books a specially. ID. H., Herald
office 22-23.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-22

To exchange lot in good residence
district OF San Francisco for lot In
klamath Falls. Value $3.50. ID. II.
Herald office. 22-23'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-22
A GROUND HOG CASE

You've got the money; I've got the
furniture. Let's swap.
PERKINS FURNITURE HOUSE
''Thc Furnishcr OF Happy Homes"
17tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-22

FOR SAILS room house. modern
and very close In. Price $4,000.
Terms.
Also
FOR SALE--4-room house. modern,
and also very close-in. Price So
10000. Terms.
Also
FOR SALE-6-room modern house.
price 100000; will take good
auto as first payment.
Also
FOR SALE-10-room house arrang-
ed in two flats, modern. fine lot.
and a sacrifice at s5.00O.00. Terms.
Also
FOR SALE-2-room cottage. furn-
ished and on good corner lot. only
81 10000. Terms.
j. T. WARD & co.
81 S34 Main st.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-22

FOR SALE-Paylng business, snap
for right man. VIII trade. What
have you? See Dick. 9Th and Klam-
ath avenue. 22-23'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-22

FOR SALE-Auto tires. Get your
moneys worth. See Dick, cor 9th
and klamath avenue. 22-23.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-22
NEW TODAY

LoST-Ladies wrist watch. mono
gram on back V. A. ID. Liberal re-
ward II returned TO Herald. 22-26'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-22

FOR RENT-4-rooms furnished.
Phone 273J or call at 707 wash
ington. 22-25
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-22

RANCH FOR RENT-1s0 acres. 80
in alfalfa, rest dry sown In rye;
good house and water. II mi. south
east Of Klamath Falls. near Merrill
highway. Phone Mrs. NJ. J. Beebe.
20
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-03-18
COMMON COUNCIL.

A regular meeting of the Common
Council of the CITY of Wauwatosa was
held at 1880 o'clock, Tuesday evening,
March 18th, 1921.
Present - Aid DeSwarte, Mar
ouardt, Maschmeyer, Notbohm, Rags
dale. Wood and Woodside.
Mayor Hanson in the Chair.
On motion of Aid. Ragsdale, the
reading of the minutes of the last
meeting was dispensed with and the
minutes were approved as printed
Communication from Ford Fl. Mac
Gregor, Chief, Municipal Information
Bureau, University of Wisconsin, rela-
tive to statement of taxes and the re-
mort of the City Clerk and Treasurer
on the city's finances, read and ordered
placed on file.
Communication from Mr.. II. A. Koe-
mig, relative to school site in the north
east quarter of the city, read and re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance
and the Board of Education.
The Chair then announced that he
Judged from the attendance there were
many present who We're interested in
the matter of the contemplated pur-
chase of park and playground, and
asked Mr. H. A. Koenig to take the