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Evening star., 1924-01-02
CARTER DISMANTLING
CATAFALQUE OF PAIL
Great Rack Unique in Egyptology,
/, Excavators at Luxor
l. Claim.
PAINT PEELS OFF BADLY
Woodwork Thirty Centuries Old
Still Substantial.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LUXOR, Egypt, January 2.-The
rack or catafalque supporting a linen
pail which stands between the first
and second of Tutankhamens shrines
and now is in the process of being
dismantled is unique in the history
of Egyptology. 1t can be compared
only with the framework of a house
with the struts to carry the roof
dunning lengthwise from one end to
the other and bent at each end to
fit into copper hoops inserted in the
woodwork of the front and back sup
ports.
The catafalque rests on carved feet
At either end, it's sections Joined with
copper hoops still tied up with string,
thirty centuries ago.
Paint Peeling on.
1t is painted reddish gold and
black in broad. alternate stripes. I'm
fortunately the paint, particularly the
black bitumen, is coming off whole
sale, and Howard Carter. directing
the excavation, told the correspond
ent today while seated on the scaf-
folding erected above the second
shrine, swathing the catafalQue in
surgical bandages, that he was Sc
riously exercised over the prospect
of getting it down without consid-
cradle damage.
The depressing atmosphere in which
: the excavatorS have to work renders
the employment of parattin wax, the
familiar preServative for ancient wood
work of all sorts, altogether impractical
BILE, as the process of applying the wax,
which must be done at high temper
ature, would render the air of the tomb
'unbreathable.
Under the pant, however, the wood
work of the catafalQue, as that of
every part of the shrine, is extraordi-
narily solid There was visible evil
dence of this today when Mr.. Carter
and one of his staff, wearing light
gymnasium shoes, We're seen stand
ing on a scaffolding which rested in
part on the canopy itself. Indeed,
the immense solidarity and the tre-
mendous weight of the sections of
day, presenting a truly formidable
the outer shrine's roof astonished
now removed. stood against the wall
of the ante-chamber Of the tomb to-
appearance both regarding their di-
mensions and obvious weight.
Fragments of Pail.
In a tray nearby were fragments
of the great linen pail, part of which
still lies in the space between the first
and second shrines, having broken off
through the weight of the many hum
dreds of rosettes with which 1t had
been sewn. The linen is of brownish
black color and of almost gossamer
fineneSS. The rosettes are ribbed, re-
sembling the Japanese emblem of the
rising sun. Before the royal pail
fell. victim of the gnawing tooth of
time, it must have been a most mag
nificent affair.
The removal of the roof of the
outer shrine now admits of a good
view by Tutankhamen's successors
of the figure of the king-a slender
figure with curious, large almond
shaped eyes painted on the back wall
Of the sepulchral chamber.
A large number OF visitors, pro-
.vided with special passes from the
ministry of public works, visited the
tomb.
Evening star., 1924-01-02
Novelty Furniture
For Every Corner of the Home

An odd piece of mahogany often adds distinction
large roor say nothing of its individual usefulness
and service Here small pieces of mahogany furn
ture modelled the lines Of good taste, that will make
ideal investments for your Christmas money,
End Folding Tables Safe Cabinets .$4sO
$10S0 to $4,000 Waste Baskets. .S67
Sewing Stands $500 Stools 500
Phone Cabinet and Chair Humidor Tables .$50O
$3.50 to $500 Cigarette Boxes $3.50 % 500
Umbrella Stands. Smokers S32 81
FLOOR, LANsBuRGH BROTHER
Evening star., 1924-01-02
COLDS THAT
DEVELOP INTO
PNEUMONIA

Chronic coughs and persistent
colds lead to serious lung trouble
You can stop them now with
Creomulsion, an emulsitied creo-
| sote that is pleasant to take. Creo-
mulsion is a new medical discovery
with twofold action; 1t soothes and
heals the inflamed membranes
and kills the germ.
OF all known drugs. creosote is
recognized by the medical fra
ternity as the greatest healing
agency for the treatment of
chronic coughs and colds and
| other forms of throat and lung
| troubles. Creomulsion contains.
in addition to creosote, other heal
| ing elements which soothe and
heal the infiamed membranes and
| stop the irritation and infiamma-
ton, while the creosote goes on to
| the stomach, is absorbed into the
| blood, attacks the seat of the
trouble and destroys the germs
that lead to consumption.
Creomulsion is guaranteed sat
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| chronic coughs and colds, bron-
4 chial asthma, catarrhal bron-
| chitiS and other forms of throat
and lung diseases. and is ex-
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refunded If any cough or cold, no
| matter of how long standing, is
| not relieved after taking accord
| ing to directions Ask your drug
| gist. Creomulsion Co., Atlanta,
| Ga.
Evening star., 1924-01-02

So-called "red snow" of the Arctic
regions is, in reality, ordinary white
snow upon which a minute vegetable
grows. The ruddy tint is impaired by
the red coloring matter secreted in
the vegetable cells.
Evening star., 1924-01-02

Bellfair Linen-finish
Sheets, extra heavy and
sea m less.
% size, slx9o. O.. $l.39
TAPPED Edge Sheets,
with soft fin
% !sb' size sls $1.39
, PilIowcases of fine per-
Gale, Gale finish, 42x56. 35c
Pyramid Bleached Cot
ton, 36-inch. Soft finish
for needle work. TO-
Yard ........... 1CN
Evening star., 1924-01-02
C-B COrSetS of Style
and Quality, $500

One of the popular models of this famous make
fashioned of fine cout with elastic top long hip line and
reinforcing over abdomen
Equipped with four strong hose supporters Sizes 22
to 33, in flesh only
Evening star., 1924-01-02
January White Sales of
Sheets and DOmeSticS

Fruit of the Loom
Cotton, 42-inch. Well
known for its splendid
wearing qualities. 0Oc
Yard ........... L. ~
Fruit of the Loom Cot-
ton, ton, 45 in c h. 35c
PilIowcases of good
grade tubing, AK 2Ec
80. Each. ...... CON
Ladies' Cloth, a fine
weave for women's and
children's under
;5n garments; Ga Yard Csc
Evening star., 1924-01-02

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1924-01-02
Cedar Chests for the
Spring Bride

They are absolute necessities in moth season. which
will be here besides being desirable pieces of furn
ture in any room and convenient and roomy for all the
year packing These chests of red aromatic cedar,
with strong joints and special fange that assures
perfect-itting lid.
Evening star., 1924-01-02
January White Sale OF
Sateen PettiCOatS

White Sateen Petticoats that may be laid =.
away until summer time used right now O
under light colored frocks. They of an s|{
excellent quality, with lightproof panel front n
and back. The seams double and tailored,
and the waist band is elastic. Scalloped or hem
stitched bottoms.
FLOOR, LANsBuRGH 4 BROTHER
Evening star., 1924-01-02

1t may be months before you go travelling, but the
ings these sturdy wardrobe trunks will we'll repay you
to give thought to your trip right Strong
construction with fiber covering and binding and
hgh-priced trunks to be- They have five drawers, hat
compartments clothes hangers shoe pockets and laundry
bag. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
AGED MAN WRITES
OF NARROW ESCAPE

Dad" writes In TO tell about mar.
row escape he had from a careless
drivers car
Il am an old man. way pust CO."
he says. This morning. as you
know. WAS cold tho street was ley.
In crossing the street. took tho
usual look around. Only one car was
In sight. block away. Before / got
across, however, on the slippery ice,
tho car was upon me. Tho driver
never slackcned speed. How | ever
escaped. ! don't know. But as he
speedcd past. the young man driving
leaned cut and shouted. Get off the
earth. you --------- ----rs
"A Pedestrian suggests in his let.
Ter tina, persons on foot bo given the
right Of way by law at street cross.
sngs. and that jaywalkcra cross the
streets at their peril.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Star Readers Offering
Cure for Traffic Ills
Letters Pour In; We Like to Get EN-
and Print 'Em-for 1t
Clears the Air"

Instances OF traffic law violations
:. the mart or both motorists and
.<ssstrians continued TO pour into
IVA star office thru the mats We'd
nsssay. other letters brought
lunches and ideas for solving Scat
lies traisie problem.
rhc star welcomes these letters
ana will print as many As space per-
ra.,s II believes that only by thus
.selsar,ns the air and getting the
IDEAS OF everybody--of motorists.
pedestrians. officials and private cit
isens--can the best results Do oo'
,.lned In cutting down seattles
traffic deaths and injuries.
II makes only one rcquesi--,hai
writer's 10 The Star sign their let
teFs. Anonymous contributions
canno, be considered.
DRIVERS REPORT
VIOLATIONS SEEN
Several OF seastle's conscientious
drivers are making reports 20 The
star Of Violations na they see them
Ia driving about the city. Here are
excerpts from the letter OF ono:
about 1--WE minutes 70 8. Satur.
aay evening. light sedan. 1898 Ii
csnse is4sso. with dim hcadlighsE
ana no taillight. horn blowing.
dashed thru the shopping crowd IN
Pike Place market, doing az least 20
miles per hour.
sAt the corner OF Fifth and Cedar.
where cars coming IN on Firth ave.
turn west on Cedar. Is a public mar.
ket saturday. a. 20 minutes to ..
4 Ford roadster stood there. on the
narrowess part OF the pavement
Immediately on the curve. loading
uroduce In sacks. Tho rlght.hana
hsaailght was not burning. and
sacks were piled In such a manner
On the rear Of the car that they
could not help oostracting the view
OK the talllight unless seen straight
frnm the rear-las3 License 1891.
-comlnr from Fremont bridge 70
Roy S.. the same evening. passed
no less than dozen machines with
ether one light only. or ono light
ard cne spotlight. Many OF them
had ther headlights of and the
aulisi' type Of side lamp burning.
aflcrding practically no warning Of
an aporoaching ear. and Il Il rather
significant that those cars we're the
speeding cars.
Cars could BE seen n an dlrec.
tons without taiiilghts. bat there
vas no chance 10 set their numbers,
he.-atea fke,- ssa~N too far avxny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Resident % Years
to Be Buried Here

r,,n aHeIai services Tor William Levi,
r.s a resident Of Seattle FOR >,
1, a. wy 30 at II q. m. Thuredag
Bvrlst ~, l,y'''s undertaking parlorr
To-. IT,. WI be In washell csmeterv
hs-. 800 aied December q ~ Minor
ana We, veg born 10 Eiymcr. caHsdo.
s.y,. enc . 70 Seattle IN 1901. For
49, ~ associated with tho ssles farr.
b.,s -. sIo Y. Rankin company. he lad
~ p ,gI NE last year employed bg
Bs,,, hhoe o company A sister N h
iansn. ~ .. y, and a brother In Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
KLAN FARLEY
IS HERALDED
Clarke Says Meeting win
Decide Future of Order

ATLANTA. Ca. Jan. "A patlon.
= convention OF the Ku Eiux KHAN
= o held here February "a wss
eailsd today By z. Y. Clarke. forner
imperial wizard. TIE convention viii
decide the future OF The HOODED order
was announced.
IN proclamation. Clarke said -,
-. -1s 10y aims Of the Khan had
-, -. abandoned" lie charged the
ian naa become an Organization
design" '" p''''leil
60, ne recently wrote President
~, .ooiegs seeking Official Ipisrvsn.
~, ~ N Kan affairs. Clarke aid Tor
,s .n'ns there has been bitter war
go ..esen the emperor and tho i'm.
''''a' wizard Of tho organization. h"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
PERSONAL


.SANTEI--Evcryona 20 know and
have faith. We eradicate nearly
AL the diseases the human system
is heir 70. aches and pains win
pet names by removing the causes,
GOITER co sold on guarantee.
81 months treatment: never
fails Rheumatic srhdicator. KID
neys. 81 iica Msdira capsules In
digestion cause ~ gas and heart
failure. High blood pressure. Gall
and bladder stones. ti.2s each.
Hay fever. cold In the head be-
comes chronic. caiftd catarrb. 81 -
2-oz bottle. 4 valuab bic oil Weak
eyes and preventive from the
flu. &c Russian Red OIL COM
pound. STIR Joints. eruption skin.
caiIoussd hande and feet most o.
causes Of deafness. Dandruft
Snarls IN the hair. makes the hair
soft and glossy. No odor or stain
A flesh food. s-oz. bottle 75c. ipc
extra on all articles BY parcel post.
Booklets. pamphlets and eOnsulta-
ton free. Winana Medical Co. "
RI. Winanp. 4O2 American Bank
Bldg. Seattle Phone MA in.55f3.
Hours. s-s. 2. .. -. " you wish.
ORD OWNERS having trouble with
transmission bands call AZ 2ii9
Fourth ave. and get remedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
HUGHsoNs =
FORD X
CORNER
SPECIAL.
REDUCED PRICES
on our stock OF Rrcondltloned
USED FORnS

WV. L. HudHsoN CO.
Authorized Ford Sales aud Service
srd and Stewart SITS. Ell Iot-oO7s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
60 FOR SALE-WEST
SEATTLE

CAN YOU BEAT THIS?
Five rooms and bath. Unsurpassed
Wow. three short blocks 10 car.
close 70 Junction. $3.50: 800 cash.
or 1850, 5000 cash. balance VERY
EASY.
Junction Realty Co. WE n -6s41
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Siis PEDESTRIANS
ARE CARELESS HERE

Z ~ Hill q North Bend. wash.
wonders Why The star doesn't Jump
ca" the PEDESTRIANS who, be says. are
hrssly At fault Ia causing traffic &C.
csdsr,s
4 have never driven on The streets
Of SEATTLE without having soma per-
soa ether step suddenly of the curb
% front Of my car. without even a
glance right or left. he says The
streets Of Capitol Hin are used as
football baseball and shiny grounds
~ ne boys. II you sound your horn.
l5ey give you the well.known 'rass.
Gerry But God help the motoriat Il
one should dive under his machine
IN rainy weather. pedestrians car.
~ tneir umbrellas down over their
aces, and seldom stop al the curb to
look for machines. In my opinion.
ihsrs are 100 careless pedestrians "a
every careless notorist."
And Hi to prove he Is impartial.
goes on 10 say:
7 counted 10 automobiles with
only one headlight and four withou,
any IN trip from Second ave. to Co.
la = City FriGay evening. IL sergt.
: uqua has any serious intention Of
Stopping this nuisance. he should BE-
aole 70 pick up az least 100 vlolators
a night"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
|SS
PORTS
hip Mes
ence

b called for
hfern. U. s.
4 meet at 10
be radio in
tth building.
Pnsider the
Interference
ports or snip
.fern says.
fts could be
the present
the recep-
certs would
This state
g inforued
pons that %
hey hanaie
OF position
4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02

We Will TAKE As PART PAY
MENT $3.50 WORTH or LIGHT
FINTRuES on a NEW OR USED
DuRANT SEE MIR. CASEY. At
DULMAGE MOTOR 60. IA St
0b4t. TENTH At UNION
TOPS tailored Tor any car, install
them yourself. or we will on time.
See us. save money.
CENTRAL AUTO TOP co.
1911 Il Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
CARD OF THANKS

THE whole fanny wiah . c1pFes.
sympathy and beautiful floral
offerings during our bereavement,
and those who generously aided y
the sickness % my wife G. w.
Csmpbsil. 1303 oreas 81. Seattle.
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cds issued
|S75o,o00.

4 S950.0O0.
Is room.
pent garage
! with a spc-
b each floor.
ronnect the
no building.
lty St. and
pnmunleatlng
wo medical
TO their CT.
icady for &C
nd a large
Already been
Heal men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
A Beautiful Bungalow
on Paved Street
Close In
PRICE ONLY $4,000

large rooms; built-in features; cab-
met Kitchen bedrooms bath i:
cement baseinc Mt: lot 40x120 feet:
close 10 car limo and school. i,
viii pay you 20 SEQ this place at
once. $500 cash viii handle. ball
ancc easy.
II. ". NELSON, REALToR
at0 Ifinchley Bldg. Ell lot 4SsT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
sd FOR SALE-ACREAGE
5 Acres, Bungalow

. 4hNIVoi DUIIBdIUW
4 real good buy. 5 acres OF good
land. located north OF city. close 10
interurban. part cleared. good g.
room plastercd bungalow: electric
light; y acre IN Strawberries. A
snap AZ $500; easy terms. l..
Nnn Arsdalc. 1916 Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
NINE CARS. uSLIGHTED.
PASS IN TEN MINUTES

Arotntr writes
4 determined 70 sec how many
cars ! could count without ,lgtlsa. and
vhsle Standing al Fourth and Pike,
waiting fer a Summit ave. car. /
noted seven cars withou; any lights.
ous with one headlight out. and ono
trick With no headlights. but With
an crdsaaFy c0aloil lantern lighted
and hanging from Us rear axle. IN
place x tasi-lIgh,. Nsus cars in
lesa nan 10 minutes b. actual count.
These an AZ crossed the Fourth
and PAs sz.ssaestion and In 50 doing.
saeh had 50 stAer cross the inter.
section At wsssake and Pine. West.
AKA and Pike o. Third and Pine.
Htert traffic officers are stationed.
This sas beswesn SIS and TO D. m. /"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
/ Per
( Land

Checking
Ration con-
)nt Robert
pr country.
b per acre
bidding 100
200 pounds
kether with
made with
(which had
D had not
and phaa-
pa be rinsed
Water, then
bntaining a
used In hot
ked in hot
5lized with
&nutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
MUST BE SOLD

M10l nis TVlsb
MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS
MERIDIAN DIST rooms. with
60xI00 lot; just put in fine condi-
ton. SOMEONE GETS A GOOD
HOME CHEAP. Sec us about this.
CLARENCE l.. STOHR
1928 n. 45th. ME lrse-3e37.
Omen EVENINGS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
, MALE HELp-wANTED
wANrrp AT oNcn

TWO HIGH SCHOOL noys ron
Two GOOD WIT O w N
ROUTES AND LOADING HUN.
dies ON STREET cARS-Ex,
TIA SALARY PAID For LOAD:
DEPARTMENT. THE HEATTLE
STAR. SEVENTH Az. nETNEicN
UNION AND UNIVERSITY SITS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
BUSINESS
opportunities
SO REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST mortgage money In large or
small amounts on improved city
~ farm property. Prudential Saw
inEs q Loan Association. l0zS
Third rye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
] MALE HELP WANTED

In sam Wolsfisid can't repair your
zig Green Clock. OPP. postoffiee
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-06
FORM OF CONTRACT

This contract between the Tourna-
ment Committee of the Northern Athi
letic League and
High School, Witnesseth:
/. That the Tournament Commit
tee of the Northern Athletic League,
party of the first part agrees:
l. To hold Northern Athletic
League Basket Ball Tournament on
the Eagle River High School gynas-
ium floor on March 10, 20, and 81,
1924.
2. To pay all necessary expenses of
visiting teams while in Eagle River
and all travelling expenses to and
from Eagle River by the shortest
route.
8. To furnish competent outside
referee approved by the member of
the Board of Control of the w. l. A. A.
4. To conduct the Tournament in
strict accord with the w. I. A. A. rules
5. To purchase three trophies, cost
not to exceed $4,000, to be awarded to
the teams winning 1st, End, and 3rd
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-06
SAWYER COUPLE WE'D

August Johnson of Sayner and Miss
Eva Rose of Amigo were married at
the latter place on Feb. 6. Returning
to Sayner after the bridal trip, their
friends celebrated the occasion by Civ
ing them charivari after which the
o. w. Sayner home was opened and
the crowd proceeded to present Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson with many useful
gifts and then enjoyed an evening of
dancing, music, etc., and winding up
with a,fine midnight lunch. The groom
has been in the employ of S. M. Say
ner for the past three years and the
bride employed at the Sayner resort
for nearly two years A large number
of friends extend best wishes for a
long and happy life.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-06
PRACTICALLY NO WINTER

After an exceptionally mild and
pleasant February, March came in
like the proverbial lamb and has main
tanned that attitude so far. Loggers
are working overtime in order to get
their hauling done while roads will
still permit sleighs to run. Although
March will undoubtedly furnish some
storms and bad weather, the winter
of 1924 will be remembered by Villas
county residents as being extremely
mild as October, November and Dec
emher were ideal and practically no
winter weather was experienced with
the exception of January which was
one of the regular winter months com
mon to this latitude.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-06

places.
II. That the official representa-
tiyes of the
High School, party Of the second part
agrees:
/. To enter a team of basket ball
players in the Tournament. Said play
ers to be certified to P. e. Neverman
member of the Board of Control, w.
/. A. A. not later than one week be-
fore the date of the tournament.
2. To abide by the rules of the w. /.
A. A.
3. To pay a fee of 81 to the Tourna-
ment Committee which shall be for
warded to the w. l. A. A. Board as a
fee.
4. To draw number ksA1liSh- is
team shall be designated and to play
all games designated on the schedule
for said team.
5. TO return home by the first re
gular conveyance after being eliminat
ed in the games or pay the additional
expense incurred by staying longer.
6. To pay a forfeit of $40 to the
Tournament Committee for failure to
appear or to take part in any games
as per schedule, except that it be-
comes necessary for said team to
draw from the tournament said team
may do so without paying the forfeit,
providing the Tournament Committee
is notified of their intention to with
draw not later than ten days before
the date of the Tournament.
Signed:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-06
BOOST LOCAL HIGH

The basketball team lost all three
games on its northern trip. In rough
contest married by many fouls that
went unnoticed by the referee, our
boys dropped a game to Crandon by
a score of 800. On Thursday at Eagle
River the second game was lost to
the fast, clean Eagle River high school
team 35-12. On the following evening
at Elcho the team was again defeated
14-1O. This game was exceedingly
rough and undressing due to the
slowness of the referee and the crab
bing of some of the spectators who
seemed to be out for blood Marion
Advertiser.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-06
Basketball Tournament Here March 19, 20 and 2

have all the schools come in on this
train and Immediately upon arrival re-
port at the. High School where places
will be allotted to the visitors where
they can secure board and room dur
ing their stay in Eagle River. It would
be wise idea as soon as these assign
ments have been made to have a meet
ing of the principals on Wednesday
afternoon. This would make us ready
to begin the Tournament on Wednes
day evening. If we played three
games on Wednesday evening and
three games on Thursday evening this
will make our Tournament the equiv
alent of a regular three day Tourna-
ment which / believe will give the
teams competing much fairer chance
Inclosed also find the contracts
which / request that you sign just as
soon as possible. Also please send me
a list of your players so that can
get programs printed. / should like
to get this list by return mail if pos
sible. A list of your games and scoree
would also be appreciated for adver-
Using purposes if you have not al
ready sent these to me. | also want
to remind you of sending your Gre
dentials to Mr.. Neverman for his o.
K. before sending them to me. /
think it would be best if each school
would send the dollar fee directly to
Mr.. Neverman.
Some of the schools in our Tourna-
ment believe have an opportunity to
make the District Tournament and for
this and other reasons some of you
may not be able to attend You will
be informed whether you will make
the District Tournament shortly af-
ter March |. Please try to let me
know before March Z as to whether
you will be here or not.
/ believe if we follow the above
plan that we will have more fair and
a very successful Tournament
Very truly yours,
E. w. KRACHT.