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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-01-13
CHAPTER x.--ccntlnusd.

Being stopped or short In every
other direction, we finally grayitated
over TO the shaft-heuse and went to
work In an aimless sort OF fashion
gathering MP the wreckage OF the
smashed gear train and putting things
shlpshape again. With steam ny. we
turned the machinery over few
times, Just to see that everything was
I'm working order again, and threw In
the clutch OF the centrifugais, merely
for the satisfaction of hearing the
food rushing through tho outlet. When
the pumps were going at full speed
went to look down the shaft. AS be-
fore. when we had run the pumps for
q week on end, there was slight dis
turbanca OF the water but nothing
more. MY makeshlft fioat-and-pulley
gauge showed no change In the level.
Suddenly freak notion seized me
that I'D like 60 know Just what was
going ON down In those black depths
into which the suction pipes Of the
big pumps led.
DADDY. I'm going 10 try to find out
sometime" declared and forthwith
began 10 strip my clothes Off. We've
seen the water coming out at the 9TH
CIR end OF things. and now. by George
i mean TO make SURE that les going In
at this end
he didn't try very hard to dlssuade
roa. and q minute on so later was
crawling down the shaft ladder In the
habilfmenta that old Mother Nature
gave me- II was my first exploration
og the sAaft, and was surprised 10
fad II 90 well and tightly timhefed !;
sboxed' Ia the better word. since the
timberlng was really substantial
wooden box built within the square
Outllnings Of the pit. Common sense
todd ma that this must have been done
70 prevent the caving In OF the sides !:
and afterwarti remembered wonder
ing. az the time. that the shaft should
have been sunk In caving material
when the remainder OF the bench upon
which the buildings stood appeared 20
be little else than solid rock.
BY feeling with free foot could
determine that the pump suction pipes
went on stu farther. and then the
real adventure began. The ladder
suddenly gave out, quilt, ended. There
were no moro rounds below the one
upon which was standing. That be
ing the case, there was nothing for II
but 10 dive, feet foremost, and taking
q deep breath, let go of the ladder
and began to swim downward. Almost
before realized 1t was lighting des-
perately for dear life. One Of the big
suction pipes had taken hold of foot
and leg, like tentacle OF an enor-
nous octopus. and was unable TO SET
loose.
After ell, IL was Daddy Hiram who
saved my life. Suddenly the thundei
OF the pumps. magn,fied thousand
fold for me in that Icy pit OF death
stopped short and the mechanical
sQuid lot 30 OF my leg. With lung
eursting / shot TO the surface ans
weakly ciutched the ladder. France
In the square Of daylight a dozen fee
overhead could see Daddy hanging
over the mouth OF the pit; saw hin
and heard hts shouted words: .Freez
to the ladder, boy-pm a-comin' dow
after yei"
was freezing all right, in bot
senses OF the word. but found breatl
TO warn him back, and presently man
aged 10 crawl up the ladder and rol
cot upon the shafthouse floor. II
Mtmntiy the old man pounced upon mt
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-01-13
JsrusAlsm-te-seshi I'D absus
As lief die as be drowned DO
cro BE coNTINuED3
playful Yepnn Eanla.

= 49, 'VUHE EaUtvs
once young eagle was observed
having great game. 1t had found a
o o,"eA OF peat, and, lifting a sod In its
Claws i few up to a great height. It
S"sn dropped the sod and swooped
t so"n =. upon II at terrific pace. catch
aas y IN It's claws again. And so the
RAtne went on.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-03
Notions

Skirt and Trouser aHnger. A for Csc
All>Rubber Sanitary Aprons, soc value. .39c
Kotex, u in box, special. .......... ace
Sanitary Belts. 30c
Varnish Buff Form Hanger, special. Zoe
Enamel Flat Form Hanger, zoe value,
SpeCldl. l0c
Coat Hanger, special value. - A for CSC
Enameled Coat Hanger, 15c value for Csc
Naiad, Ready Made Dress Innings
A lining that is ready to sew into your gar
ments. 1t fits perfectly and saves one time
and money, for it can be had for price less
than the material would cost to make it.
They are of muslin, net, A B C silk and all
silk, either black or white, sizes "a to a. and
priced from. ............... .39e to $1.5O
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Cuff Pins for Tailored Blouses,
or New Cuff Set
Hat Ornaments
Silks Repriced for Saturday

36-inch Taft t a in
navy blue, brown and
black, special for Satur-
day. .$1.9S yard
80 inch Broadcloth
Shifting Silks, in neat
stripes, navy and white,
black and white, green
and white, lavender and
white, special for Satur-
day. $3.50 yard
36-inch Black Mesa
line. -. .$1.4S yard
36-inch Black Taffeta,
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Canton Crepe

$3.5O-40-inch Canton Crepe, in Ivory,
Sand, Verbena, Algonquin, Bosphorus, Mo
hawk, Sapphire, Brown, Midnight Blue and
Black, special for Saturday. -. 1898 yard
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soc Pompeian TaIcum Powder. ............ Csc
35c-50c-s1.O0 Daggett & Ramsden Cold
25c-58c Espey's Lotion. .....-..........a9c-3
Csc Berrys FreckIe Ointment. ..............Aoc
soc Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo. .........3 Sc
25c-5Oc-s1.oo 'Lavoris. 3ec-7sc
soc Listerine Tooth Paste. Observation-Disclosures
3Oc Kolynos Tooth Paste Observation-Disclosures
5ec-Sloo Meet Depilatory. -..-......: 39c-79c
soc Meet Deodorant .......-.....-.......-.S 9c
loo Jergen's Almond Chard water) soap. g CSC
Toe Jergen's Violet Glycerine Soaps for CSC
45c Rubber Gloves S9c
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Chiffon TTafeta

$3.50-4O-inch French and Swiss Chiffon
Taffeta in gray, tan, brown, navy blue and
black, also changeable colorings, special for
Saturday. $2.9S yard
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Stationery

rs double sheet
box of Stationery.
The paper is q very
good quail v,
smooth surface cor
respondence paper
and comes in white
only, soc box. $50
Env elopes to
match this paper
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36-inch Black Taffeta, special for Satur-
day. $1.4S yard
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$ 1878 and Up
What Joy to Put on the New Spring Coat!

opporu too asst the
,gracul gcoatw tssparke afes
qtee egrafuI shapes the
The fabrics
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may be had in two styles, Whitley and Graf
ton, zoe value .......2 packages for $50
One-quire box Stationery, of very good
linen finish in colors pink blue and gray, also
white With long narrow envelopes or square
ones, $1.0O value. .79c
Finch Cards, deck. Use
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s 1 9.75 and Up
"A Symphony Of Graceful Garments!

n Dress New
tim and suh bewrch design
a a s i then
IN o meet eve and
to @ figures
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
3 HOME RUNS IN
ROW BY ATHLETICS
Help to Whip Senators
Yankees Tie St.
Louis for Lead

NEW YORK. May Tile Phil
adeiphia Athletics iuday claim the
,stys' spotlight pcrfUrmauce-in
hsachGli-thrce consecutive home
runs in "a single Inning % tent ac-
complishcd only twice before in big
league annals
Walker. Perkins aud Miller Of
the Mackmen yesterday %oquatlrl
the cioutlng history made IA 1894
In the National league by ShuE1ft,
Miller and peltz OF ST Louis, and
In 1909 by Lnjoic. Hickman and
Bradley Of Cleveland The circuit
smashos an were made of Mus-
ridge and helped PHILADELPHIA 10
trounce Washington. II 60 3
Tho Yankees and st Louis were
tod for the American league non
urs again today as "a result OF "A nat-
ting comeback by the New Norksrs
who trimmed Boston. II to g.,
while Detroit. bohind EhmteI
clever twirliug stopped the Browns
3 TO l..
Tine Giants have a lead ~ two
and q half over their nearest rival.
Chicago. a. the result OF making a
clean sweep Qf the series with
Boston.
couch. a recruit. pitched Gin
cinnati 10 another victory. thi.
time over Pittso1rgh Go the tune 9i
p to 3. while Cleveland cmetgoi
from it's slump to trim Chicago. 10
to 6. In the only other major lea
que games PLAYED.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03

KILBhNg To MEET
MART n, WHO KNOCKS
OUT BABE HERMAN

NEW YOi ia. Johnny
NIibunc. fcptupt alght cha pton,
sut near the OK iH Madison
ST. H. Garden leu night when
N.ac,rt Pepper Martir % Brook
ism cooked uat Ea.v Norman.
thu udcIti, Coast oeIthorw,lght.
iu one minute and 40 second In
the nrsf round
The feather King ha' uromisrU
10 meet the winner iu the 'ontcst
when tho round optnfd and
Herman dnHcrd ut 20 o f7y pave
around the Brooklyn lad, Johnny
snsilHu for Herman seemed "a
worthy opponent
He suv the Brooklya nlhirr
crouch and swing his Jaw cat ut
Hermau's reach. aud tnen, when
Babe danced off balance. r-~ a.
Ions left reach ont swing and
catch Herman fun on the point OF
the jaw Herman really wns out
that FIRST blow and when he
reUaiuvd his frst uttrr u count 90
five Do, was so duzrd hc couldn't
protect himself. Martin started a
body attack. brought his right Go
the jaw aud Herman was counted
out.
Kilhanc said Dc would keep his
promise. then lost himself In the
crowd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
TO ASK CITY's AID
IN MOSQUITO FIGHT

NJ T.. fuN. manager ~ tho
chamber ~ commerce. viii appear
before the city commission tonight
20 ask ~ cu-opcrdtion In "a cam
palgn against mosquitoes IN Alhu-
uuprtuno this summer lie WIFI ask
them To enforce, the City urdinnHC,
which futhld- people to leave poois
or ztuguaut waite on their prop
crty
sumo working arrangement viii
Hlfn Doc asked between the chamber
aud fhv commission Tor "a war
against the mosquitoes which come
lp from places surrounding the
city. u b. planned tu ASK garages
Tor waste OH which they may have
from time tu time for purpose ui
putting % ou standing water which
can NOT readily D., drained away
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
30 Pounds of Butter
In 7 Days Is Record
OF California Cow

BEIANAN WE May g Forty
pounds OF butter iu acvon days iF
tho production record just M
uouugnd Tor % california cow 10y
Malcolm 90 Gardner. suI"rin-
t.ud.ut OF testing for .l. llul-
stein FrIrHIau Association OF
America Tho cow d. ATS AagriU
prm-uy Segif. a. registered Hol-
stein owned hy Fred HHr'spOk
f-uukcr-hIm Cal Her MIX pro
du,f.uu during fhr seven dIy was
ffgs pounds The test wn- .uper-
viaed hy the california NerIcul-
tufll college. tho CaliforrIn stat"
association and the National Uol-
-Ipn association.
Ni. Nu1eIe estuhI H"l "a
worlds record over an tI.Hda for
'wl-ytnr-olis several months =
producing 90 ton month 20 08i
pounds OF mills, WELDING S3i 2
mounds of butter. 50 wns stated
The daily average for thu ten
months tast w1 more than 70
unuula OF MILK O. luy or NOR"
fhHr SO guurfs every rwenty-fuuT
Pour. eh. frD hrurI fur her last
record the hast duH uf March. only
u few months after completing
tho ten months record the am
ununc'mvnt stated Less than fif-
tv COWS have produced 30 pounds
Of butter in % week uccsrdlnE Co
records OF The United States de-
uartWcut 81 agriculture,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
Committee Named
To Pick Best Player
In American League

CHICAGO. May 3.-The person
mel 81 a committee OF eight 70
pick the American league baseball
player who proves Of the grcatost
an around value TO his team this
rusnn WIS announced by prcsi-
dent g. 49, johnson today. The
committee was picked by l. T..
Snnborp. veteran baseball writer
who will act Hs chairman. An
award. the nature Of which has
not been announced. will be made
90 the player selected by the com
miftcc.
The eight members follow
Harry Nelly Chicago, Henry T.
Edwards. Cleveland. j. G. lisa
minser. Philadelphia: William -
Hanna. New YORK. ]. I'd. Wrny.
81 Louis II g. Salsinger. Detroit.
Denmun Thompson, Washington
j. c. OLcary, Boston.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
Flack Back in
Game for Chicago

CHICAGO, May 3.-Max F1ack.
star %outfieider for the Chicago Ma
tlOnaia. recovered from the effect
Of being 'heaned' IN the spring
training trip, fined for deserving
the team after the accident, but
now apparently satisfied. probably
will appear in the Cub lineup at
Pittsburgh today. Max was going
great al Catalina Island until he
stopped one OF Jones wild shoots
with HIS head He suffered severe
hen,laches and thought his skull
mad been fractured because Of
that he returned home. despite tho
met Manager kiliefer withheld
permission for the trip.
Flaok's speed aneld and on the
banes has been q Cub asset IN
previous soasons and klllefer be
llerss his last years regular right
fielder will fit In well with the
veteran - rookie combination
which 80 far has been the sur
prize Of tho National league.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
Who's Here


COMBS
u - Nanns. New York city
Diana Il .iriffo-. Los AngoIcs.
John Becker. Brlcu s.. ~.
y J White Denver.
5 r. Cochran and VIII, Estuncla.
- r. chnppcll and family.
Mr. A. Melton, M%uuntaInair.
Howard Bcacham. Ammasordo.
y NJ
y $ King and wife, Dallas. Tex
james Stdlcr and wife. Dallas.
Tex
% T. Parker and wife. 81. Louis.
~ h. Wagner and wife Augcrn.
Paul II Fellows md wife. Los
Angeles
J G. Ga1cri- E-uonoln y NJ.
g. a. BrIomnu Amarillo. Tex.
y Y Smith and wife, san Fran
cisco.
" A poweu and wife. san
Fraucisro
Edmund 4 Risk Detroit.
o. " AruIrr. Los Iunas. ~ "
H D. stophcns santa Fo.
u ~ Body. Paris Tex
Richard AlHrI1 santa Fc.
STt itJt.S
y. NJ.
George H. johnson. Magdalcna.
n NJ
Edward y Oiorn Denver.
Louis Muckcl santa Fe.
o !. JohnHup Jcmez Springs,
y. VI.
y NJ Paddock. Fort Worth. Tex
" Bloom anu wife, Hcihing
MINI.
Charles CLAY. Jcmcz Springs,
y. NJ
4 " Goulding. Glendale. calf
~ a. iouldiur Glendale. Calf
Frank Quinn. santa Fc.
William Norton. Denver.
- &. Tndprhill ~ pasp.
~ \. HuCh ~CpiIcznu. y NJ
Francis M%a'tanccl Hutchinson.
Kan
NVNRNpo
!. q. Nc.ullcv. Denver.
y 4 Wiumnr". Hormosn. Colo
picf Kendrick. Wormosa. Colo.
iames q Lyons. Kansas city
r X. Hall san Francisco.
vs. Dlrnu. Denver
g D. Tuhol,tt Tric pa.
tf"rnt tuuIIu 'hirrru
e. IS. TuIlrIJss chicago
W - Wheaton. Kansas city.
J r H7mit. Amarillo. Tex.
". a. THOMPSON. Renvcr
Capt A. " Hardy Denver.
! % Fcufou Suu Francisco.
y a uoluu Now york cry
W 70 Soufhard TrInidpd colo
j. o. sexton "a Iunta. colo,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
APOLLO CLUB TO
GIVE CONCERT IN
N FE MAY 10

Tho memhrra ~ the Apollo club
have o. May % as the date they
viii give % concert In Santa Fc
for tho benefit OF the Womun's
Christian Temperance union. Tho
club previously had promised to
g.vc on entertainment for the
benefit of the women but had
never set the date for the concert.
The club has named Walter
WolkinE as %HCcrctary Of the club
In place Of Howell Faw, who has
resigned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
MRS. PETRA GARCIA,
PIONEER RESIDENT,
DIES AT AGE OF -

Mrs. Petra O. Garcia, SO years
old. a pioneer resident Of the city
dlcd this morning at the home Of
her daughter Miss Salic Garcia
oil West Fruit avenue.
Mrs GARCIA WIS born ~ Alnmc-
da and had lived in the county all
her life
In addition To- her daughter. she
is survived by a son. J. \. C'Tony'D
tsarcin sheep aud wool dealer, and
a brother, Pedro Garcia VI Las
Vega
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed strong BROTHERS
nrn IN chMrnn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
Reveal Complaints
Is Appeal Made by
Local Postmaster

In order to have the public take
advantage of Postal Improvement
week. Postmaster fiorthold Spitz
today issued tho foilowlur -ur-
enstions received hy him from the
q e. part Mt ho%udqugrt.Is at
Washington
Don't hide postal complaints
uudor u hu-h'l
"Whut- tho uss Your post
w1etor and the postoffico depart
mrut wants Co see them ID you
have uuy
a Doctor can nut help ynu "
you refuse tu reveal ln detail youI
trouble. Postal Improvement
Week. from May I TO Muy o. b.
open for Huuge.tious. lot your
postmaster help YOU
"rhu mail service Or tho great
artery which feeds and -ust1lns
service and the public should ro-
c,iye th, best service pu. fai of
I..als Say
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
D~IPHThERIA STRIKES
HARD AT FAMILY AT
SEDILLo; ONE DEAD

Diphthorin has invaded the lis
trict ~ Srdillo. br o. C. West.
city and county health officer. was
called "a Scdiiio yesterday. where
lac found that F,lcmona JHramiiiO,
i-ycl' old girl hat lust utcu and
two other childrct a. The same
family were serious 30 with the
disease.
Dr West said this morning that
he believed tho J,ramillo family
had caught the disease FROM 20
family at Frost and that the fami-
~ nt Frost had taken the diph-
iberia from u famsiy ~ Nri-arri
Al those ~ danger Of taking
the disease wctt treated hy Dr.
West aus an contact immunlzed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
w
Into Com
The I

4 committee fri
u viii be appj
TO inspect the
recommendations
ment. This Is Ind
delivered before
iusj meeting bell
recess at the " \
day noon by Judd
The sui ~ 1
of Judge Hickey
lndiN hiuallzntion Il
la which he puintd
ness in the ayateud
nE doors aral.
CLASSES rather thai
individual cases
In Illustrating Nj
~ many NJ his oW
che bench. In VIII
mont prescribed VI
the particular cnss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
OIL CONCESSION
TALKED AT GENOA

GENOA. May Shy tho Asso-
cintod pressl on was "a live sub
iect for discussion IN conference
circles today with everybody de-
nying that anything definite had
boon done about disposing ut Rus
sin's big Oil fields or granting mon
apolies for the distribution Of the
oil produced there 10 the shell in
torcsts
on the other hand some dele
gates sny they have information
that important contracts have been
signed and uhly need ratification
by the Moscow government The
contracts are alleged 90 provide
Tor "a monopoly Of the distribution
Of half and some say the whole. Of
Hussia's OIL output.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
Sport Briefs

A. New York-Nincent Martin.
brooklyn. knocked out Babe Her
man, Pacific coas fcathcrwoight,
in the first round In Madison
Square garden, bout scheduled for
10 rounds,
Al Sedain-Johnny Layton.
worlds champion three cushion
billiard player defeated Charles
McCourt, Pittsburgh. challenger.
IN second block OF their $50 point
game, 90 to 40,
At Eidorado=Frankio Tucker.
Los Angeles lightweight, and
Young Leonard. New ORLEANS,
boxed ten rounds 20 q draw.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
THE WOMAN
OF POISE.,

Once a rarity. b. nov 20 be observed and
admired upon every hand Indeed, no
other woman can nnurlsh long In the
midst u this modern. complicated hfe.
IN the home Ia business. in social lie.
the women who BE- serene and continent
wins. while the nervous. Mustered indi-
vidunl wastes her talents aud gets no.
" here. ~ course. rntsr Is dependent
mainly upon sound health and steady
nerves II you feel that yuu are being
mat great woman's rcmoly Lydia y.
piukham's Vegetable Compound which
was manufactured from o. thorough IN,
~dersianding Of the nervous system If
womfuI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
Couple Take
Both CT

Los ANGELES.
and "a Woman diNi.
poison here last nil
critical condition {
20 records or the pd
Ing hospital surgeo'
The man ls Ciy-
and the woman. NJ
Mich. ~. standing
Hou-;on swallowed
.tpuia uf the bottle
the police Mrs gi
.tr h un sinu tnotori
motorlst took the
machine AID ztarte
cvI. ing hospital
while supporting
GrIuich drank the
ing m the battle IN
Neither WIS Hhlv
hcrDut statement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
Willard to Fight
Dempsey Labor
Day, Is Report

NEW YORK. May a-CBy tho
Associated pressl@Jcss willard,
former heavyweight champion.
may face his couqucrur Jack
Dempsey. In thc ring again next
fan Negotiations for such "a bcut
Ia be held Ia Richard arena, Jersey
city. on or about labor day, are
pending fnvorably ana 70 definite
signing Of articles d. likely whom
Dempsey returns to this country,
about the end of the month, u
was learned today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
UNITED CIGAR'
HAS LARGE

The United Cd
moved from 200
avenue Co tna
~ uu door
cent location. ri
made by tho cigu \
TO give the firm \
handle IT, incrcnsl
place nt 20b Wcst.l
Is now occupied ]
towcler. who VIII
move. together wl
from Third sired
avenue 40 make "
National Bank bul .
into which the /,
moved wa furmo \
George Evoritt Je.I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
PARTY WILL q
MovIl

a tour OF the cuti
IN SundoNul county
county A~nrieultur 1
UoNroids George \
public relations de- 4
district &c ico OF md
and possibly Coun1
Man gutierrez 10 |
tod n
The party viii ~
bile tomorrow morn
.tu return Suturdn
ton nt several o.
ut cuba. and show :
Epyuolds VIII tulll
dealing with scirnt
live stock raising
take forest service =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
HIGH SCHOOL AND
INDIANS TO HAVE
DUAL TRACK MEET
Will Start AT Universe
ty Field at 2:30
O'Clock Saturday AT
%ternoon.

The track meet which will settle
the rivalry between the Indian
school and the High school for tho
year. as we'll as decide the city
champion among thr schnuis. win
be held at the University tracks.
starting at gao O'Clock. Saturday
afternoon
This Will be- a dual meet. with
only the two schools entered A.
10 uuw stands. the High school came
out four points ahead Of the In
dinns in the Cifyt meet which WIS
won 10y tho University. and last
Saturday the Indians came out four
and uno-third points ahead OF the
High schcool.
The teams are evenly matched.
each having between ~ and 20 men
entered ir the various events II
viii be tho last meet Of the year
for the Indians and they are an
Nous to hans up some good rec
ordr.
Tho list Of entrants for the moc,
follows;
100 ynrd dash-fiigh schcool.
BlaFamnn Ruyhul and IcarCc In
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slow Anderson. Hudson. Good
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