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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21
CENTRAL MESA


Mrs Fred Rogers and little daurh
ter left Wednesday for Bellineham
Wash, to be with her mother, who /.
seriously Tx.
Hugh Spear was . visitor at tbs
Walter Buck home Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jordon spent
Sunday at the Lou Gordon home.
The U. A. Club met with Mrs. VI.
II. Shane Thursday.
Mr., ard Mrs. Frank Moore Of EN-
NETT spent Saturday night at the
Jess Buzzard home.
Mrs. George Martin spent Weanes4
day morning at the Fred Rogers home
Mr., and Mrs. Landerbaugh and son
Milt and wife Of Meridian were Sun
day visitors At the George Davidson
horne.
". H, Sister purchased hay Of
George Davidson this week. and Il
busy baling Il today.
Ara- Jssss Bu1sard and nanas
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21
WEATHER REPORT
Reported FOR The Index by U. s.
Weather Observer H. T. Davis:
An Ingenious Mechanic

An exhibition Of an oil pumping
plant in the window Of the Hethering.
ton company shop is attracting much
attention because Of the smoothness
Of its workings and the ingenuity dis
played in its construction. It is the
work Of M. E. Holgate, an employe
Of the Gem County Vulcanizing COM
paDy, even to the building Of the min
iature but perfect pump. The cleo
trieal connections were made by Al
Hetheringtops. The attention Of oil
A,en has been attracted to the plant
and they are so favorably impressed
with it. AiA& htS Helrate has been
employed to build larger one to be
used by one of the local oil dealers.
He has also accepted an offer Of $3.50
to build . similar plant, but of larg-
err dimensions for exhibition at the
state fair next fall by an oil COM
pany. He is y mechanical genius of
more than ordinary ability.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21
BISSELL CREEK

L. N, Smith and four dauyhterl
and Mrs, 8. A. Russell motorcd C
Bull Wednesday, where they will
spend few days whiting with friend,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Stone and child
rem spsnt Sunday with relatives II
New Plymouth.
Edible Hyltou. wife and SOD were
up from New Plymouth Wednesday
End waited at the Ben Howard home.
Mildred Brub&ker was q Saturday
ard Sunday visitor at the Warner
Head home.
Mrs. A. n. Schreconeost was Sun
day visitor At tho James Howard
home.
Mr. and Mrs, 8, A. Russell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Davis and Mr.. and Mrs.
l. G. Jordan spent Sunday at the l..
N. Smith home.
+. J. Teerink was reelected school
director at the election held Monday.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21

The Idaho Department Of the Amer
tcan Legion will launch = statewide
membership campaign early in Ma,
with . view Of enrolling 10000 for
iner service men in the veterans or,
Kaniration. II was announced THU
week by Lester J. Albsrts, state i'd
jutant The legion now has 5000
members in Idaho. and in keeping
with the actions Of the organization
In other states il will attempt to
double the membership. Max H. Glib
bons. = Caldwell nswspaperman. has
been appointed chairman Of . COM
mittco Of s5 legionnries representing
every county in the state and asked to
d..=et the campaign. Mr.. Gibbons
has established headquarters in Boise
and taken active charge An organ
izer has been sent into the state by
national headquarters Of the legion,
Governor Davis has been asked 70 is
sue = proclamation declaring the week
of May 9 10 IL American Legion week
and the people Of the state n . whole |
will Be requested TO eo-opsrate in
rolling up membership. The cam
paign viii be officially opened Sunday |
morning. May 8, when ministers thru
out the state are expected to talk on
the legion, its work. purposes and
ideals Chairmen are being appoint
ed for every county for the purpose
Of directing the membership drive and
teams TO be made up Of legion mem
bsrs viii comb the towns and rural
districts during the period Of the cam
psign.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21

W. H. Godschalx of the Emmett
Cement Tile factory announces that
ne is now prepared to supply pressed
cement brick and tile. The neces-
sary machinery has been installed and
an excellent quality of cement pro-
duets is being turned out. Instead of
the old process Of tamping, the ce-
ment mixture is, by the new process,
given pressure of $4,000 pounds,
thus insuring great strength and last
ing qualities. Another advantage is
the steam heated drying room, where
the brick and tile are dried and sea-
soned without exposure to the wealth
er. R2e.d his ad in another column.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21

0, B. Howell, brother of W. D
Howell. = former Emmett business
man, was in the city last Thursday
and Friday FOR the purpose Of leasing
suitable quarters for = cream station
of the Fairmont Creamery company,
one Of the largest butter manufacture
srs IN the country. A room in
the Taylor roominE house has been
secured and plant, heated and driven
BY electricity, win bs installed. Mr..
Howell viii be the local manager. He
says his brother is now engaged in
manufacturing an ice cream dipper,
m invention Of his own, At Portland,
and il running the plant night and
day.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21
Lost Film Located

Last Friday night during the pro-
gress of the show at Ideal theatre
comedy film intended for the night
program was taken from the building
Mr.. Bucknum thought some bows had
taken it, but later developments Law
the blame on one of the garages. This
garage had some weeks ago shown a
him. A telegram was received Fri
day to ship it to Burley. Whoever
went after the film grabbed the first
one in sight and of course it was the
wrong one. The auto company at
Buriey to which it was sent mn
doubtedly had surprise when the
pictures were thrown on the screan
to find that it was rip-roarine COM
edy instead of a sedate, matter-of
fact exposition of phases of the apto
industry.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21

T. E. Nance went to Horseshoe.
Bend last week to investigate the GOA
that is being taken out by the drill.
lers for the Idaho Oil 4 Gas Co. He
brought back . sample and it is on
display in The Index window. It has
weight and looks more nearly like BIZ
luminous coal than any yet discover
ed in this section. II the ledge is Of
sufficient size to warrant mining and
the quality improves with depth, there
win be no question Of its value The
boilers Of the drilling machines are
fired with this coal and the engineer
claims better results are obtained
than with the coal that has been ship
ped in.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21

the South Fork Of the Salmon, thence
up the East Fork to Yellow Pine. They
covered 292 miles. Further explora-
lions were stopped by melting SHOWS
which made travel dangerous from
slides, The streams in that sction
are fairly alive with trout and deer
are plentiful and comparatively tame.
The deer are numerous and are in fine
condition, The does are now dropping
their fawns.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21
FRUIT NOTES

/ have found considerable evidence
the past few days Of the peach twie
borer, both in peach and prune or
| chards, and l wish to recommend
spraying all peach and prune orchards
(Which have not been sprayed with
the oil and iime-sulphur solution this
spring. just ass soon - possible with
the arsenate Of lead solution, using
pounds Of the powder and adding
/ pint Of bIaekleaf 10 nicotine; this
to make 700 Gallona- A. most Of the
reach and prnne orchards arc passing
out Of bloom It win b safe to use
this solution by tie time you read this
notice, - the danger Of poisoning
bees 4 very slight after blossoms be-
gin 20 fade. Yet this spraying should
not b delayed - the twig borsr must
Be attended 70 now, II they are no: to
escape by reaching maturity and go
ing into the pupa stage when it Is too
late to get the first brood. The addi-
LioH VI ShS ulCOStkpC 10 W COuLIOi Tie |
green aphis and brown moth or red
spider, which / also find in sorne or
lizards. The combining Of the two
'oisons win save second spraying
alter on.
The importance of applying this
pray at this time will be shown when
We realize the possibility of losing a
arge per cent of our crops through
eglect in . year when prospects are
cry bright for good prices, owing tod
be great damage done by freezing
all kinds Of fruits throughout the
fiddle States. While some damage
IS been done to the peach CROP here
! our valley, l am very glad to state,
tat from my observation in the or
'ards, we can consider ourselves
ny fortunate that we have escaped
'rious damage so far and we must
It let the pests beat us.
FRED BAISCH,
Inspector District No. Is.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21
HAW CREEK

/ Claire ehans and family sDd Frs,
shane and family spent Sunday will
honae felix's.
Mrs Fred Sherwood and Mr.. II
Francis called on Mrn. Henry Fest
after the school meeting Monday.
Times were real exciting Saturday
aftsrnoon whom . team being driven
by one Of tho Hsreth boys got friGh-
tened 1T . motorcycle and went tear
ing up the power limo road for over
three miles. The tongue broke out
Of the vehicle and young Hereth was
left IN the dust, but unhurt. The
team was stopped At the Francis
ranch and soon returned to their
owner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nephi Yergenson
motored to Nsmpa Sunday morning,
surprising the latter's sister for
breakfast And they spent lovely
day visiting, returning home in the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Freeman
are visiting this week at the Gaylord |
Freeman home.
Grandpa Tennyson spent last week |
II the +. Tennyson home
Mrs. James Cahalan's tister and
family visited last week At the Ca
,alsn homs.
Mrs. Ed Francis called on Mrs. Art
pomeroy in Emmett Wednesday AL
ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, ]. Becker and Mr..
md Mrs. Henry Becker and little
daughters were out sightseeing over
he bench and Black Canyon Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Sanders and little son
pent Wednesday with Mrs. Jerome
Iced ad Mrs. Jay Sanders. II
Mrs. b. r. Johnson called on our ,
chool Wednesday. We are glad to /,
ote that Miss Glass IL fast recover
x and viii aoon be back to her {
rhocl. We are thankful 10 have her /
cry efficient substitute, Mrs. Anah 1
zimmerman.
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OLA


| waiter Daley II Portland, Orr
e visiting ct III W. r. Ross hon.
this week. M. Dalsy ard Lea Ros.
sTsnt two yaars toxsthsr b tks sr
Ing.
Mn Aa1sg Eisko,s q Spokans /.
| tj1ittN q ~ kmse a Mr. brotlav
~ sDtes. 81 J. Bailentyns and Nss.
oarnh Otte.
AaM 1ai,eptyns snns - iast -
WSny ~ teok ~ n,ethos = ~
MctAsr nnilantyns Il Ssteie
tte laehlA ~ ~ noood ~ III
-
Charts D5sssinesF's tsam raa away,
~ Friday Wills kat1hsd - . dise.
Ons q tAe k0fass fell anA IL ethsrs
pull1d ~ dtsA sssr II, euttinx II 70
baAly that ths horse hsd 70 b killed.
Aav. Joyes Ksndail nsotorsd up|
from SWEET last saturday, He wssne-
by Elder Aldrich. Nr.
Aldrich delivered . very interesting |
sermon both Saturday night and Sun
lay morning.
Mr.. Thorp mOtorsd up from Boise
asst Saturday. He rsturned Sunday
md wss accompanied BY his uife,
rho has spent the winter with her
mother, Ars. Sarah Otto.
II. J. Bsllantyne notorsd TO En-
sstt Tuesday morning. He was A.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21

Several tsaehsrs sf ~ eity sehosi
Are paAandn9 10 make = tear Of Ais
In during the summer vacation IN,
many have wondered Why. Psrhap,
The following news dispatch will Of,
fer an sxplanatioa:
Bachelor "souFdoughs" Of Anchor.
are have organised . club and havs
sent IN appsGl TO the outsids world
Cor wives Twenty-Five brides, rang
ing from brunette msidens to mature
widows. are wanted.
"Ths charge Of the wifeless brig
ade," ~ an Anchorage Newspaper
described the meye, came when tho
men decided they were not appreei-
atsd BY the few single girls here.
we have been sccrned and will re-
volt" they said.
SO the club was organized and a
.eabicgram sent TO Seattle asking that
the desire for brides be broadeasted
to the world. The bachelors promise
70 pay railroad and steamship fare
from any part Of the United States
and to provide ehaperones.
A prospective bride when she ar
rives, win be allowed to stop 30 days
free at the Hotel Anchorage, while
the men and the women look each
other over and decide il they will go
through with the move. II wedding
resulss. the hotel will give = Today
tenure Of the bridal suite and 4 ban
quet and ball to the couple.
'PlAy the heid," appeared to epito-
mire the choice Of types. Two Of the
would-be husbands want orphans.
Ehrse want widows. three petite
three brunettss and four ask
Tor "Aappern. weak Ia the head but
strong on jazz" they said. /,
From another part Of Anchorage. ,
around the afternoon To- cups. came ;
he "Anvil chorus" when the Anncun-
,eNssnt was made Of the clubs or
.AAisation. why. ne very idsa."
ningles with other remarks. accom-
'anied with an upiift Of dainty noses !
md naughty toss Of heads. III
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21
WANTED

l am prepared to deliver any spray
material for you from supply house
with my own outfit. Water at or
cnards as well, in cases that require
1T, for the accommodation of the or
enardist who has no team or truck OF
ms own. Leave your orders with r
o. Shaw for your wants at my hands.
guarantee satisfaction In all branch
es of spraying.
CIV. JOY.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21
Ladies Church Societie. to Meet

The ladies societies Of the Method
istr Presbyterian, Christian, Episco-
pal and Baptist churches will unite
in social meeting at the Baptist
church on Thursday afternoon, April
%. at 2:SO o'clock. A program IS ar
ranged for the occasion. This is the
first time such a gathering has been
planned and a large number of church
ladies are expected to attend.
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were visitors At Tie Ward Fuller hon'
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Heath, Mrs. Charlie HEATH
and Mrs. Erwin Heath vere Wednes-
day visitors 1t the James Heath home
About rs people attended tbe
prayer meeting hsld At the |. o. Han;
kins home Wednesday, srsning.
~. snd n1s Elner Astno md
children vsrs Sunday visttess # the
nhoF Beutler and J. A. wills homes
~ ana Nh. JAMES Hente snd
elatdren sDent baaday - IN I'd
aonsa bcms.
NJ. and hrk Back wsro Sunday
ssnine callers 1t ths Gsergs Kecntx
en.A ~
III. and Mn. 0oofEo nEhftth 1oksf-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21
Back from Long Tr;u.

Lee Miles returned Monday from a
trip through the mountains for the
purpose Of locating : forest trail con-
Meeting Mccall with the. Thunder
Mountain country. He was accom-
panied By forest official. They went
- Wares frOn MeCall, tAsncs Iswn4
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21
Card Of nanka

We. the undersigned brothers of the
late VIM. Little, have respectfully to
thank the people Of Emmett and
others for their kind expression of
sympathy in our recent bereavement.
John Little, Andrew Little. Robert
Little. James Little. S. D. Little, Wal
ter Little.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21
Fish for Lakes

Deputy Came Warden Lisenbs
brought in last week a consignment
Of perch AID wall-eyed bass from the
Deer Flat reservoir near Caldwell
About 1000 Of these were placed in
. slough near Cascade and about 40
600 in Payette lake. 1t is expected
that = shipment Of 80 cans of Eastern
brook trout viii arrive in the near
future.-Cascade News.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21

Frank Wallis and Frank Moore re-
turned yesterday from q tour Of in
spection of grazing lands in the for
est. Mr.. Wallis taking in the Garden
valley section and MIR. Moore Squaw
creek They report considerable
snsw, not much grass and that, in con-
sequences. stock on the range is not
doing very well.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21
n Inatall p..tor.

At the meeting Of the Boise Pres
bytery at Parma the first three days
Of this week, arrangements wero
made for the installation of Rev. G..
P. Keeling As pastor Of the Emmett
Presbyterian church at an early date.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21
Ler Ampntated.

Walter Moore, who has been sew
ere sufferer from blood poisoning in
his foot, was operated upon Saturday.
The foot was cut off above the ankle.
His condition is still quite serious.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21
Well Dr;Ilin~

will have my well drilling machin-
cry In the vicinity of Emmett In
Few days. Those wishing to have
well drilled can phone me at 25s2-J,
Boise, or write me.
CHAS. w. AUSREY,
1912 N. 10 St, Boise, Idaho
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21
DuiIiins Carare A. Beod.

Mike Chloride left yesterday fer
Horsesho Bead to supsrintend the
building Of cenaent block garage he
Ia b0ilding in the business section Of
that town. Ths building win be for
sale or lease after its completion.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21
Wants Her P;rtur.

Forest Supervisor G. B. Mains .
few days ago received. an application
from a woman for a position as guard
IN the Payette forest Mr.. Mains re-
piled by requesting her to send photo.
Developments later!
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21
Valuation of Civ

Inc assessed valuation of the CITY
OF Emmett is close to million dol.
lars, after deducting the exemptions
and rebates, according to notification
received by City Clerk Stokes.
berry from County Clerk Geo. Church
The actual figures ara ss4s, 06s
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21
Auto Owners wanted

All owners Of automobiles are re-
quested to meet at the Commercial
Club rooms Friday evening at eight
o'clock to consider important matters.
COMMITTEE.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21

Wonderful how giri who wears :
gsorUstte blcuse. q vsil, 4 hair ~
end psefcrated boz keeps frou ~
tine aa taaG'<d % h tAs ussAssi-
TH1nAA 0lAAA-
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Notice

Arn. w C. LAngroise will be At the
ca Grocery Saturday afternoons for
~ p1spcse Of registering voters in
~ A.iBS ward
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vsappsrs At Index effies.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-04-21

Nv bAs - = 1uIsuibA
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Inspector District No. is.
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20
MRS MARTHA GRlMsLEY

Sunday morning ai ~ o'clock
Mrs. Martha Gumsley well
known and hiAhIy rr,r~gted .gcd
lady ~ this county died q thr
home uf her daughter Nr 4 r
Ahlct. Nth Whom she he's rrsiast
for q long time pas. ouf yss' 90
the city shout tSo mtlcs. ~ t.cI
grade
Mrs Gnmslcy VA barn IN Ten.
ncss~, She hss resided IN M,,sas
county Tor ycan past ard "a
known 10 81 a. good. Kind
hearted Chnstisn lady. who sitter
. Ions and useful hfe has Iaid
loUa - issi 'o rrst from her la-
hurs 'eaNug h-hind her only
pleasant mcmortc, of lifc veil
spent m contributing her part 70
make Others hsppy. She was a
rn-mbcr u 'hs Baptist church
with p membership II several
HHANH fhANAtAA IT hEf AsHIf'A#A
eharch 81 Ssyxn Nilo. SAs Fs.a-ed
away At The time honored age ~
~ years. ? months and : day
Four children are left - mourn
her death Mr. Florncs Ahlrtt
wife ~ 4 , Ahlrtt of tins coun.
~. T. G. Gnmsl,y ~ Marble HI.
No. who was here t. attend The
funeral held Monday afternoon.
Fvd Grmslr, of Shrum. NJ.
and Lstiic Troutman. Who At lest
reports Va. livng a. Paducah
Ky Funeral services we're held
Monday afternoon st the seven
Mile church hy Re-, James Rsker.
a1d irtcrm"nt was msie II the
church cemetery. Metropolis. III.
Republican Herald.
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20
TEACHERS COLLEGE Is MAY,
FIELD o

last FRIDAY. the it,h. the May
field football team met its hr,
defeat Of u. season at the hand,
of the stfoug Tsaehcu Cll!s -
RrscNg team at CaT~ Guardian
Thr scurr va q 10 o. bat the
game was harier fought than the
scurr would suggest
Although the Reserve and thr
rfvp school boys s,cngcd togvth,
er pretty yell IN Svight snd
sI-.-i. the lads from the Normsl
showed thc effects - hong oar
n,ng = hurking CQurlcuNs hts,
tram
From the frat tnot of the
whistle - va plrtn that the ~,
rrrgHtiop from Msyfirld stood
cfy little chance u winning and
Wlthia the frs' Sse minute 10
touch down was pushed over ihc
linz b. Rs~ellc of the Normal ny
= s>rie. Of line plxnres tAsaa liss-
orally tor~ up the Msyheld hoys'
defense
Although y was . losing game
g. the last whistle that ended the
cooalei. no, = Mayhcld man fal.
tcrvd IN his duts Evcy man
Tough; and fought hard from the
fr,t tpot % th. last one and
therr was not single man On the
R~srrvists that ild not show
Snn,c effects ~ the game t~fcrc
Il wss ended.
I, vas = game lost. but a game
that both teams may well b.
proud of.
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20

nathy, and family here during the
week end.
DR., J. J. Chandler returned Sun.
day from st. Louis, where he at
tended medical association. He
reports grand meeting with fine
discussions.
Dr.. l.. Q. Wicecarver of Maiden
came up Tuesday to visit his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wicecar-
yer, of Lutesville. Mrs. Wicecar.
yer has been sick the last week
or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. y f. Alternately Of
Esther announce the arrival of a
son September /. Mr., and Mrs,
Abernathy are well known here,
as he taught in the high school
several years ago.
Mrs, Sam Miles of Essex re-
turned to her home Monday after
a few days visit with her broth
or. James Griffith, on Clubh creek
Mrs. Miles also attended the asso-
citation at Little Valley.
Mrs. Sadie Critics and daughters.
Misses Alta and Alma, who are
teaching at Parma, visited Mrs.
Crites' sister, Mrs George Myers,
the latter part of last week, re-
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20
MAYfIEID DEFEATS CHAPFEE
70 10 7

Last saturday the NayRold ads
journey southwark 90 Chaffee
with a firm resolve o. remove the
thorn of the Cape defeat from
their sides. Although ChafTce
was not rcputcd ~ a very strong
aggregation. the Mayhcld lads
looked for = battle royal. a. they
were forced 10 lcsvc four of their
first string men AZ home. Kinder
wss put out % the running in
the Cap" gamc McElmurry and
WiFgrr were forced 10 miss in
order "a fll their appointments At
their churches and the services of
Pi"rc" trnnr Runri. were lost.
However u was seen from the
first blast II the rrfcrr,s whistle
ihai these men wcrc not needed.
our hoys went rirhi down the
field tpt touchdown from the
star without losing tho hall once
th" first touchdown hcirg made
within the first 'hrre minutes Of
play Under carried the hall over
on an end run from the D-yard
line The second Msyfield touch
down Was made IN tn first part
~ the second quarter hy Center.
,'ha received ln-yRrd ps-s from
Hart md raN ~ wards Tor touch
duvn Lind"r kicked goal
Ch.Hra rn1, their r1.y touch
down in ihr ls.' n 'hc second
Guar,r whom they puntrd. the
I7li la,no touched rs MsvG.ld
u..1 Who attempted - block the
ktsk Ttn hsll w-s -avgN' ~.
hird "p.fa'r iinr y, p ChaHce
man who run fnr touchdown
A, the end of the fr.' hs'f n,
scorr Wa l3 10 I In the third
quarter Nayf-ld made two ~ r.
fourhd"wns without much trouble
Hart carving the hall over both
time, Lld'r kicking goa' out
hos. msdc ,ha 'ffth and iss'
touch iu.r in the foo q. 4urf.l
tor Hart making m end rua.
10th teams showed lack 81
traininv r rnnninV iuterfcrcnre.
blocking rr' ,scSling and the
home hoys will DO we'll % prac.
tier long and srdcntly on these
difficult tasks