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Evening star., 1924-03-12
AMATEUR BILLIARDlSTS
TIED FOR TOURNEY LEAD

CHICAGO. March 12.-Thc tie be-
tween Dr. i. y. Eoscow of Baltimore
and DR.. Andrew Harris Of Chicago
for leadership in the national anna
tcur three cushion championship may
be broken today when they meet
separate opponents. DR.. Roscow
plays Otto Spielman, Chicago, and
DR.. Harris meets Robert Lord OF
Chicago. present national champion.
Tonight's matches will be between
Louis Vogler, Indianapolis, and Il. r.
Wainwright. Pittsburgh. and F. !.
Fleming, Chicago, and Earl Patter
son. Chicago.
In yesterdays game Lord lost to
Vogler, so to 43, in 40 innings; Har
ris won over Spielman. so to So. in
so innings: Flaming heat Wainwright,
so TO 50, in IS innings, and Lord de-
feated Patterson, so to AZ, in so in
ningS.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
LAST RITES FOR MORAN
ARE HELD IN FITCHBURG

FITCHBURG, Mass. March -
The funeral of Patrick J. Moran.
manager of the Cincinnati Nationals,
was held yesterday in the Sacred
Heart Church. with a solemn high
mass of requiem.
Burial was in St. BA~rards ceme-
terry. Ivy Wingo and George Harper
We're honorary bearers.
Among the other base ball men
present were President John A.
Heydler Of the National League,
Treasurer Louis Widrig of the Gin
c:nnatI Club, Thomas Connolly. Amer
lean League umpire. and SecrataiI y
Fred Aii,tnell Of the Boston Braves.
Floral tributes were received from
all the major League clubs and from
man, Iniividrals in the base ball
world.
Evening star., 1924-03-12

A meeting will be held by Waverly
members tonight in the McGill build
ing, 9Th and G streets. These play
erS are asked to report: d. Hughes,
W. Hughes. T. Boucher, e. Berley, J.
Mccain, NJ. Clark, Z. Nader, Monk
Fraser. G. Shipman. J. Gullich, J. Oil
Yeti. w. Swope, Bat Tucci. S. Burdine,
B. Elwood. J. Micro, Nick Pamela
and L. Engle.
Oncials of the Washington Base
Ball Association will formulate plans
for a field day to raise funds for the
various teams, at a meeting tonight
in the Y. NJ. c. A.
Base ball candidates of the Knick-
erbockers will hold a meeting tomor-
row night in their clubrooms. The
Georgetown diamond athletes Will
offer competition in the newly or
ganized Independent League this sea-
son.
Challenges to the Mount Rainier
Juniors may be sent to Manager Don
Bellman at Hyattsville 37S-R Play
Friday nights meeting, as plans for
a schedule will be discussed.
Argyle Athletic Club will decide
whether to join the Washington Base
Ball and Athletic Association at
meeting tonight at the home of VIII
liam Mehler, 1906 Meridian street.
Base ball will be the topic at
meeting of the Milan Midgets Friday
at 313 14th street northeast. The
Milans have agreed to join the Wash
ington Base Ball and Athletic Asso-
citation.
G. NJ. Tomlin' was elected president
of the Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. G. A
League at a meeting of the circuit
last night. Other officers chosen Were
E. II. Hoyt, vice president; r. B.
Machon, secretary-treasurer An ex-
Evening star., 1924-03-12
ALL PIRATES ON HAND.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 12.-The
Pirate squad i'll training at Paso Ro-
bleS was made complete with the
arrival of Carson Bigbee and the dis
charge Of Jewel Ems from the hos
pital, according to advices received
here. Bigbee explained that he had
been unable to report because Of per-
scnal business, while Ems was strick-
en- with scarlet fever a few days
after the Paso Robes camp opened
The workout yesterday was suspend
ed out of respect for the memory ot
Pat Moran and the flag over the dia-
mond was placed at half-mast.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
BOXING TO FEATURE
SHOW AT BARRACKS

Thirty-two rounds of boxing. in
cluding a main bout between Jack
Cafoni Of Walter Reed and Eddie
Leonard of Baltimore, Will be Of
fered by the Enlisted Mems Service
Club next Tuesday night at the
Washington barracks.
Local fistic fingers are 10 figure in
the show. Arrangements now are
being made to stage three or four
preliminary matches.
Considerable Interest is being man
ifested in the Cafoni-Leonard mill
These midget battlerS recently fought
at Baltimore. Leonard was awarded
the decision.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
CUBS TO TEST ROCKIES.

CHICAGO, March 12.-Young bloods
of the Chicago National squad will have
preference over veterans in the exhibit
ton games this week end. Manager Bill
Killefer has ruled. The squad at Cats-
lima Island. Calf, has been divided into
two divisions. one of which will play at
Long Beach, Calf, Friday and ct Los
Angeles Saturday and Sunday. while the
other engages Seattle at San Bernardino.
4 cold wave which struck the Chica go
Americans camp at Winter Haven. Fla,
confined the White SoX squads efforts
to keeping warm.
Evening star., 1924-03-12

Burns. NJ. J. Hanley and c. L. Will
liams, was appointed to settle dis
putes and protests.
The teams that will play in the
Terminal loop this year are American
Railway Express. Southern Railway.
Shops, Pullman Company, Black and
White and Terminal Y. 1t was de-
cided that Walter Hughes of the
American Railway Express should
manage the picked team of the
league which will meet Baltimore in
an intercity match later in the sea-
son.
DreadnauEhtx OF Alexandria will
hold their first practice Sunday at
2:30 o'clock Games with the Vir-
ginianS can be arranged by commu-
nicating with Manager E. r. Allen,
at 726 North Washington street,
Alexandria, Va.
Plans for the coming season will be
discussed by the Ace Midgets, at a
meeting tonight at the home of Capt.
Everett Simon, 1416 Longfellow
street.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
C0vELESKIE IS O. K.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March H.
Stanley Coveleskie, veteran spit-ball
hurler, ceases to worry Manager Iris
Speaker, according to advices from the
Cleveland training camp. Doubt that he
would be able to go to the mound regu-
larly has been dispelled.
Cold weather is interfering with the
Indians practice, yesterday workouts
being limited to loosening up and field
ing buntS.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
REDS TO TAKE TRIP.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. March IA
tEree-day trip into southern Florida
has been arranged for the Cincinnati
National Leaguers, it was stated in
dispatches from the training camp.
Two divisions of the team will play
at Fort Pierce on Monday, March "a
at Miami Beach on Tuesday and Palm
Beach Wednesday,.
Treasurer l. c. Widrig, who al
tended the funeral of Pat Moran ct
F'itchburg, will reach Orlando tomor-
row night. On the following morn
ing he and President Angus. Herr
mann will have a conference with
Jack Hendricks with a view to sign
ing him to a contract as manager OF
the Reds
Evening star., 1924-03-12
POTOMACS SIGN FOUR.

-Four diamond athletes have been
signed by Manager Ben Taylor of the
Washington Potomacs of the East
ern1 Colored Base Ball League. They
are Dick FelS, former outnelder of
the Philadelphia Giants; Barner,
Bland and Jones, who have had con-
siderable experience on the sandlots
here.
Evening star., 1924-03-12

DETROIT, Mich. March l2.-Cold
weather again interfered with the prac-
tice of the Detroit Americans. according
to word from the Tigers training camp
at Augusta, Ga. Despite the bad
weather. the squad, which had been idle
for two days, was given a brief work
out. If cold and rain do not interfere
again the players will have seven more
days Of practice before the start of their
exhibition games when they meet
Toronto on March 90
Evening star., 1924-03-12

special car has been placed at
the disposal of the party going to
Philadelphia Saturday by the Penn
sylvania railroad. 1t will be we'll
hlled when the train pulls out.
team representing the Young
Wonnen's Hebrew Association of Bal
timore rolled a team from the same
organization in this city last night at
the Recreation. The match was for
total pins and the local team won by
1,241 to 1,210. Rena Levy of the 10
cal quint recorded the high set of 27S
and Alice Greenberg of the same team
had the high game of 103.
The visiting girls appeared to en-
JOY the trip immensely. They were
served with buffet supper before
taking the train for home.
return match will be rolled in
Baltimore March 26.
Employees of the Arcade Laundry
have organized a bowling team and
are anxious to meet any other laun-
dry team in the city. The game ar
ranged for last Friday night with the
the challengers asked for post
ponement.
Joseph Phillips 'quint of the Ma
tional Capital League won two out of
three from the leading RathSkellers.
Benson of the Rathskellers was the
high, with a set of 364 and a game
Of 141.
Four matches were rolled in the
Masonic League. New Jerusalem took
the odd from Pentalpha; George c..
Whiting did the same to Harmony;
Columbia captured two from Ar
minus. and King David won pair
from Dawson. kreiger of Columbia
shot the best set of 367 and Heinz.
man of Arminius the best game of
141.
BflIie's Team won all three games
Ladies' League, and the City Post
Office captured the odd from the
Commercials Miss Quaites of Bill
lies Team had the high set of 275
and Miss franklin of Columbian the
best game of 10s.
Indians Of The Evening Star League
won two out of three from the Cow
boys and Warriors did the same to
the Scouts. Emery Elicit of the In
dians shot the high set of 322 and
Whitford of the Warriors the best
game of 1926.
Firextone OF the Mount Pleasant
League Snatched two out of three
games away from the Hilltoppers.
Riggles of Hilltoppers was the star
with set of $50 and game of 119.
General ONCE of the Interstate
Commerce League won two out of
three from Installers, losing the last
game by one pin. Crossen of the
losers had the high set of 321 and
Evening star., 1924-03-12
Nationals Are Woeul Lacking in ntieders Detroit Team
ENTHUSIASM is RAMPANT
AT CAMP OF THE TIGERS
Team Is Counting Whtehill, Cole and Stoner to
Pitch Many Victories-Last Named Hurled
Fort Worth to Flag Last Year.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

A CGUSTA March l2-Detroit
~ boyhncss
gains you. Age has these who have
target
he has been for the three
The enthusiasm youth OF the Detroit players
They with
the all me- them ball
dining their lips before hall
their everything
and
Evening star., 1924-03-12

Walden of the same quint the best
game of 40.
FL Dorado of the Nautical League
grabbed the odd game from Sunset.
Pippel of Sunset had the high game
of 141 and divided the best set hon
ors with his teammate, Meany, with
346.
Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany, No. ., won two out of three
from Federal in the Bank
ers' League Seeley of the losers
rolled the best with a set Of 334 and
game of l44.
Woodward & L0throp of the Busi-
ness Mems League cleaned up on the
Meyers Shop quint. Hiram of the
defeated team had 4 set of 35l and
game of 1876.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
OPENING GAME TICKETS
GO ON SALE TOMORROW

Tickets for the opening Ameri-
can League game, on April Is. be-
tween Washington and Philadel-
phfn. i'm the Griffith Stadium, will
be placed on sale tomorrow MORN
ing at 10 O'Clock at Spaiding's.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
RUTH GETS HOMER AFTER
SWATTINC AIR SIX TIMES

EW YORK March 12After Babe Ruth
VI with fast his
WALL blow of the training yesterday
Brooklyn by the Cardinals 122 exhibition
Br allentown, Fla. the St Louis
The Babes O.
with the home
Evening star., 1924-03-12

Hank Gowdy. veteran of the Ar
gonne, Succumbed to the gale which
has been blowing over the Giant camp
all week. and nursed a stiff neck in
doors yesterday. McGraw had his men
Swathed in sweaters again as they
went through brisk workout of
light but snappy work. The regulars
were excused early in the afternoon
session. after which Manager Mctiraw
gave the youngsters u long hitting
practice.
Billy Terry, first baseman bought
from Toledo, is being touted as one of
the hitting finds of the year and GER
Evening star., 1924-03-12
SETS DATES FOR MEET.

CHICAGO. March 12.-University Of
Chicago's twentieth annual inter-
scholastic track and field meet, open
to high schools of the nation, will be
held at Stagg Field May 81.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
WAVERLYS WILL STRIVE
FOR HONORS ON DIAMOND

/AVERLY ATHLETIC CLUB which both the and
Wv bail and1ot titles
this Frank
galaxy players and he intends that will
give the of the unlimited clubs battle Waery athletes have
Evening star., 1924-03-12

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March H.
George D. Cameron has been elected
captain of the 1925 Ohio State basket
ball team.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
GACNON UNCERTAIN, BEAN
AND SHIRLEY NOT 5RIPE''
Fc-mcr Holy Cross Players Knee Appears to Be
t. K, But Arm Has Gone Bad-This Leaves
Only Bluege and Prothro.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

AMPA Fla March 12With Chick quantity
OF the leg that has
than which he otherwise would
his the Washington woeuy lacking
hasb
sound by the he underwent following
This be definitely established until romp
on diamond and thoroughly out
But with the Holy Gross boy
well supplied
Evening star., 1924-03-12
GIRL BOWLERS TO PRIME
FOR INTERCITY CONTEST

bowling selected Philadelphia
for the will the
Washington League Recreation alleys Rubber
banded will be balls
three the method in Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
WEATHER CHECKS TIGERS.

tain to stick in the big leagues even
Ii McGraw were to let him out.
Evening star., 1924-03-12

Firextone OF the Mount Pleasant
League snatched two out of three
games away from the Hilltoppers.
Riggles of HilltopperS was the star
with a set of $50 and game of 119.
Evening star., 1924-03-12

General ONCE Of the Interstate
Commerce League won two out of
three from Installers, losing the last
game by one pin. CroSsen of the
losers had the high set of 321 and
Evening star., 1924-03-12
johnson Would Be Mogul.

1t is more than a mere possibility
that the coming season may prove the
last in big league base ball for Walter
Evening star., 1924-03-12

Indians OF The Evening Star League
won two out Of three from the Cow
boys and Warriors did the same to
the Scouts. Emery Elicit of the In
dians shot the high set of 322 and
Whitford of the Warriors the best
game of 1876.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-09-26
BUSINESS WOMEN BANQUET

The Business and Professional Wo-
mems club enjoyed a three course
dinner at the Palm balcony Monday
evening at which time the newly
elected officers were introduced by
Mrs. Cleve Groome. each new officer
being presented with a bouquet OF
flowers. The balcony was decorated
with the late fall flowers and the
club colors. yellow and white. The
officers elected for the coming year
are as follows: president. Miss Ivah
Holt. first vice president. Mrs. c. H.
Leighty; second vice president, Miss
Jennie Grimes; secretary, Miss Mary
Newhouse: and treasurer. Miss lnez
Morrow. The treasurers' report
showed that during the past year,
aside from dues, the club had cleared
S267.SS. this money will be used for
furnishing a club room. The follow
ing chairman from the different COM
miitees were appointed for the comins
year: membership. Mrs. Love Miller
Smith; program. Miss Bertha Filing
house: education, Mrs. Olive Bess;
music. Miss Lucy Robb; health, Miss
lnez Morrow; house. Mrs. w. P.
Bales: publicity. DIR. Dora Weymouth;
hospitality. Miss Sylvia Williams;
ways and means, Miss Emma Mad
den: PERSONAL research. Mrs. kathry
Wolfe: legislative. Miss lola West
colt: public affairs, Miss Annabelle
Hunt: flower. Miss Grace kowalk;
independent women. Miss Mary
Newell. banquet. Mrs. ID. J. Terry.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-09-26
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN IN the
stockholders of IDAHO HYDRkIrr''iIlcS
CORPORATION. a corporation organ
lied and existing under the laws ~
the State of Idaho. having its nr,r.
cipal place OF business at Mamma
Idaho. that on the order of IN
President of said corporation. a soecIal
meeting of the stockholders Of sald
corporation will be held on October 10
1924. at two o'clock D. m. OF said
date. ut the Dewey Palace Hotel in
Nampa. Idaho. for the purpose OF act
ing upon proposal for the removal
from office of the present Directors
OF the Company. one or more OF such
Directors. and In case OF removal OF
one or more of such Directors al said
meeting. then to fiji the vacancy or
vacancies created by such removals
by election at the same meeting
T. II. Kellogg.
Dated September 30. 1924 SIS
LOST-Silver watch between Star and
Caldwell. Leave at Tribune Reward.
Sip
FOR SALE-ls23 Ford coupe, double
Hassler shock absorbers and II
other extras Terms. Inquire Tribune
s7tfc
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-09-26
CALDWELL HIGH
SCHOOL NOTES
Press Association Formed

According to a recent letter received
from Nathan Scott. business manager
OF the Boise high school Pepper Box
the Idaho Inicrscholastic Press as
ISOLATION has been formed. The
association is sponsored by the
University OF Idaho. and has for its
purpose the furthcring Of press ac-
Invites among the high schools OF
the state. The association publishes
a monthly mimeographed magazine,
The Idaho School Editor In the
Editor appear articles written by pro-
fession journalists. helpful hints for
the school editor. and various other
interesting features. Contests on
front page makeup. best written
news story. cartoon drawing. and other
things. are sponsored by the
association.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-09-26
Penmanship Contest

Mr.. Figley. instructor in the pen
manship and spelling department o.
the Caldwell high school. IS conduct
ing a contest among the students
in penmanship. By the terms OF the
contest the losing side gives big
party to the winning side with the
rest OF the school invited. The con-
test is creating great interest in
pcnmanship.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-09-26
BUY RAIN INSURANCE

With this week bringing promises
OF long delayed rains. directors o.
the Caldwell rodeo and gymkhana de
cided TO take no chances with fokie
weather at the board meeting Mon
day evening and arranged for ade-
quate rain insurance Two days
Thursday and Friday. are covered by
the policy which gives the show an
eight hour coverage from < o'clock
in the morning until , in the after
noon. One tenth OF a inch o. rain
must fall before collection can re
made on the policy which was tsker
on a sum only large enough to cover
expenses.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-09-26
A GREAT HARVEST FEsrIvA,

Thanksgiving sale and dom.
ton at Salvation Army Hall. Noa.
day September %, at 7:5O D m M Nh
VIII have a good variety oi -
Tor sale, such as fruit and vege,,n,s.
also nice variety Of LADIES' - -
low aprons. etc. d
Everybody come aud lelo II. 80.
captain l. A. DO,y.
Adv
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-09-26
Obituary

Florence Violetla Carlson wife OF
Carl NJ. Carlson and daughter OF
Harry and Eunice Matterson was
born August. 10. 1902. near Marcola,
Oregon. She came with her parents
to Idaho when she was four years
old. and settled in the Deer Flat
ncighborhood. where she attended the
Huston school Tor the first few years
Of her school life. AT the age OF
eleven she moved with her mother to
Pleasant Ridge, her father having
died when she was nine years old.
Here she grew to womanhood and was
married Oct. p, 1922 to Carl NJ. Carl
son. Soon after there marriage they
moved to Big Lake, Washington
where they happily resided until she
was taken seriously i'll and was taken
to Everett. Washington where she
died in the general hospital Sept. 9. AT
the age OF twenty two years and
twenty four days.
She possessed sweet disposition
and was loved by all who knew her.
She was a patient. loving wife and
mother, with a smile for those who
came to visit her on her sick bed.
She made her wrongs right, and we
feel that she is Life in the Arms OF
Jesus She leaves to mourn her loss,
a loving husband, an infant daughter,
four months and one half old, a
mother, Mrs. n. c. Marmon, step
father. n. C. Marmon, two brothers.
Delbert and Glen Matteson, two half
brothers and one half sister and a
host OF relatives and friends.
Her body was brought to Caldwell
r. Funeral services held
At the Free Methodist church of Deer
Flat Sunday, September, H. Inter
nent in the Pleasant Ridge Cemetery.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-09-26
TURN OFF WATER OCTOBER

Water will be turned from city
irrigation bitches on or about October
I. according to Lawrence Porter, city
irrigation commissioner. On the
north side of town. where new water
mains are being installed, irrigation
service has been somewhat upset
recently. But residents in that part
Of Caldwell will be given an oppor-
tunity to receive plenty OF water
before the irrigation season is form
ally discontinued. Caldwell receives
its irrigation water from drainage
canals and the city has at all times
had a normal supply of water this
summer.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-09-26
STUDENTS ENTERTAIN
TONIGHT

The annual students reception oil
the College OF Idaho will be held at
Sterry Hall, Friday evening, Sept. 20
The reception is managed by the stu
dent body and is for students, faculty,
trustees and alumni. A literary and
musical program has been arranged
and is as follows:
Violin solo, Paul Smith; piano solo,
Josephine Rice; Address OF Welcome.
Earnest Brown; instrumental trio.
Paul, Jerome and Prof. ]. J. Smith;
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-09-26
Squealer out Thursday

The first issue OF the C. II. Squealer
viii appear next Thursday. In tn
subscription campaign held last
week less than $50 subscr.b-
crs were secured. but the stat
expects to add more subscriptions to
that number after the first issue comes
out The Squealer will be printed al
The Tribune and will appear once
a month.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-09-26
STONE HEADS PROGRESSIvEs

w. A. Stone, Caldwell attorney
was selected head of the local Progras-
sive club held at the city hall last
Friday evening. Mrs. L. d. Hyslop
was chosen secretary and c. L. Austin.
treasurer. Mr.. Stone, following his
election, made an address giving his
reasons for supporting the La Toilette
Wheeler ticket. He painted dark
picture of the agricultural outlook in
America and lai distress on the failure
OF congress to enact adequate recla-
nation relief measures.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-09-26
CANYON COUNTY
TEACHERS MEETING

The first meeting OF the ve,- =.
the teachers OF Canyon Count, III,
be held at the Caldwell high scboo,
building. beginning at ! o'cloct g,
urday' October Z. The program viii
offer something OF value for svs..
teacher. Group discussions are r..
ing arranged for the teachers q, i.
in. English. History. Primary Read.
ing. Arithmetic. Natural Sciences g
ciai Soreness and Music. One sec.
ton is being arranged for the ,rus,.
ees All teachers and trustees ar.
urged to be present
{. G. Shambaugh
President
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-09-26
WARNER is FREE

NJ. l.. Warner, arrested last week
by federal operatives on a charge
OF manufacturing moonshine al his
home near Marsing, has been liberat-
ed upon recommendation OF federal
men by United States Commissioners
d. d. Harger. insufficient evidence
is given as the reason for the action.
A still which was taken at his home
has been proven to have been utilized
by residents there prior to Mr. Warn
er's occupancy OF the house.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-09-26
Student Election Held

At the assembly held Thursday
several positions in the school were
filled. Two members at large to the
student council were elected A yell
leader with his assistant were also
named. Correspondents to the local
newspapers were also selected to re-
port all school activities to the press.
This is the first time the school has
elected anyone to such a position.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-09-26
Tennis Club Organized

Tennis fans OF the Caldwell high
school organized into a tennis club
last week. James Carl was elected
president. and Elizabeth Myers,
secretary and treasurer. Courts will
be constructed on high school prop
erty near the Sebrce place on South
Twelfth street The club will open
for business October 4.