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xBatted for Kreneck in seventh
by Innings.
Beaumont ..-..--...... wv svA e
San Antonio ........... 500 lOS zSA-As
Summary.
Runs Orrnand. Johnston. Schwah, Iay-
Tor CD. Graham. Fillinsin, Meyers, Ma
son az, Clark 90, Booze 90, Washburn
f5), warwick. Kahdo. (3). winters; err
rors. Mason, wRshburn, Ormand, Taylor
Cs), Graham (2). Deviney: stolen bases,
Mason ts), Clark, Booze. washburn; sac
rifice Booze; two base hits, Ormand. Tay-
lor Finlngim. Warwick t1), winters;
three-base hits. Booe.' double play. Dc
whey to Deviveros 10 schwab; innings
pitched. by Deviney ;, by Kreneck J:
hits, off Deviney s, off Rreneck ); runs.
off Deviney ?. off kreneck g. base on
balls. off winters 2. off Deviney }, off
Kreneck 3. off Pirtle !; struck out. by
winters 4, by Deviney !, by Kreneck :,
BY Pirtle !; umpires. Coe and Weir;
time, 2:1o.
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Runs. Gouger, TrImble, 2. Browning.
J. Neltman; error. Felner; runs batted
in. r. Harris. Trlmble (2D, A. Veltman
two-base hits, n. Harris, Trlmble, Layne:
stolen bases. Couger. A. l.. Harris: sac.
rlflce hits. Fenner. A. Veltman. MOyna-
han; struck out, by Small 5. Lindsey 3;
base on balls off Small (2); batters hit,
by Small (Reumuth), by Lindsey IS.
Brownlng); double plays. Small to Trim
BILE 10 Fenner: wild pitch. Small: passed
ball. r. Butler: umpire. Johnnie Duns-
more; scorer. Ed Georges; time. 1870.
Public Service Utilities will tackle
their cousins, the Trainmen Of the
Traction Department, on the Public
Service diamond az 80 Friday after
noon.
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By the Assoclnted Press.

OAKMONT, Pa, Aug. 13.-Robert
T. Jones Jr., of Atlanta. stocky little
veteran of golf competition, is well
prepared to defend his national ANA
tour title at the Oakmont Country
Club in the tournament starting the
last day of this month.
Bobby's record in tournament medal
and match play for the last four years
stands alone and figures show him to
be the most consistently brilliant of
American golfers. He finished second
in the national open three years ago,
won it in 1923. finished second again
in. 1924 and this year at Worcester
he was defeated for the championship
by Willie Macfarlane, only one stroke
separating the professional and the
amateur after So extra holes had been
nlaypd
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
CHAMPION AT EIGHT.

Jones has grown up in golf. winning
his first tournament in 1910 at the
age of S-a special childrcns event in
Atlanta. Two years later he captured
his clubs junior event, and when 10
years old he reached the finals of the
national amateur at Oakmont, losing
to Davy Heron, . and 4. In gaining
the finals Jones eliminated Jim Man
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
snrTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Mobile. 2: Kew orleans. s.
Atlanta. 10: Birmingham. Z.
Memphis. IS; Little Rock. u.
ChattanOoRa, s; Nashville, s.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
TRANsFER LEAGUE GAMES.

SPRINGFIELD, No, Aug. 10
Directors Of the Western Association,
AZ n special meeting here decided 10
transfer 10 other cities Of the league
the games scheduled for Independence,
Kan, with the exception Of the
springficld-Indepcndenee series.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
Kirke's Homers
Tough on Spuds

SHREVEPORT, La. Aug. 13.-Old
Jay Kirke swatted two homcrs off
Osborn yesterday and the Sports
beat Wichita Falls, s to ., the runs
the circuit clouts produced being
enough TO give the locals easy vic
tory. Score:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
AS USUAL
COME FROM
BEHIND
Dallas Drops Another to
Waco Digs
Up Star.

DALLAS, Aug. 13,-Dallas had
Fort Worth so until the sixth in
ming yesterday when the champion
Cats came back, as usual, and socked
it TO the Steers. The final score was
Fort Worth S, Dallas 6. Moore's
home-run came with the bases full.
Score:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
rOUCFIMAN HURLS NUMBER one AGAINST DALLAS
JONES' RECORD In GOLF
ALMOST WITHOUT EQUAL

NOTE: This is the first of a Sc
ries of sketches of prominent con-
tenders for the national amateur
golf championship at the Oakmont
Country Club, Pittsburgh, Pa, Au-
gust 81 to September 3.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
PERFECT GAME JUST
ESCAPES AMATEUR

a perfect game just escaped the
grasp Of Mergenthaler. pitching for
the Katy Tigers, when be defeated the
Crawford Motor Giants. 2 10 o. We'd
nesday afternoon on Sahco Field. A
little single by Tirs which escaped
the inner defense was the only blow
10 spoil his record.
Ennrn % IL u,
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Totals % e2ii3
By Innings.
~UTnu1aFy
CARDINALS SECURE
MINOR OUTFIELDER

JONESBORO. Ark, Aug. l3.-Bill
Barnhart, Outfielder, has been sold 70
the St Louis Nationals by the Jones
boro club Of the Tri-state League. He
will report to the Cardinals at the
end Of the season.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
PISTOL CHAMPION DIES.

DENVER. Aug. 13.-Alfred NJ.
Poindexter, former national pistol
marksman champion. died here yes
terday. He was ~ years old. lie won
the pistol title in 1921.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
Xxx. TEAM LOOKS
FOR SUNDAY GAME

The ]. \. \. fraternity nine has
an open date for next Sunday morn
ing. Any team wanting a game with
them may call Crockett go, and ask
for Sol.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE


S. Louis a. philadelphia.
Detroit al Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
CnlraEo at New Iura.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13

Vernon. 70: Seattle. ?.
san Francisco. l5; salt Lake city, l.
Los Angeles. I; Sacramento. 8.
Portland, 90; Oakland, 20.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
summary.

Runs. Fixes Ehlo. McCarty. Roberts .,
Stevens, hcCariey, Hammond. Bennett,
Lyons. FRANKIE; errors, Michel. stevens:
stolen base. Michel: two-base hits. Fixes
:, Roberts .; innings pitched. by Stevens
g. bases on balls. off Stevens l. of
FRANKIE ?; struck out. oy Stevens T. by
FRANKIE !: hit BY pitched ball, BY FRANKIE
4. time, 500.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13

Runs. Perrin 49,. Cohen 49,, Brown
C2), Pratt. Galloway. Aguilar. Powell;
errors. AcCurdy, Hollohan Littlejohn;
two-base hits. Perrin. Galloway Foss.
Pratt; stolen bases. Brown t2), Cohen;
sacrifice hits. Brown. Morrow: base on
halls off Littlejohn 2. Off AguIlar j;
struck out, by Burns I. by Barnes /.
by Agullar ?: innings pitched. by Burns
ID: hits off Littlejohn and runs,
off Burns and runs: left on bases.
Waco 8. Houston s; umpires, DAILY and
Tanning; time, 1866.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
rEXAs ASSOCIATIONS.
KAs1 rEXAs LEAGTE.

Terrell, Q, Austin, 7.
C0reI~a1a. :; Temple, O..
Hp&ia, 8: Palestine, ?.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
HEsTKRN AssOCIAIIl
COST LEAGIE.

STU Eoger. 10; Fort Smith. =.
OEmulEec. Is; Ardmore, u.
Springfield, 10; Independence, 8.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
BEAUMONT Twin BILL
FIRST GRIZZLIES HAVE
CAPTURED THIS YEAR

The Bears have departed the friendly environment OF
League Park for fifteen days and Thursday are shining
their shoes with towels marked Adophus Hotel Dallas
Thursday afternoon they engage the Steers in the first
rame of a series of three encounters.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13

ion, Bob Gardner, Rudy Knepper and
w. G. Fowres, an astounding record.
In 1921 he was fifth in the national
open and in the amateur lost to the
then British champion, Willie Hunter,
in the third round, after he had side
tracked Clarence Wolff and DIR. o. f..
Willing.
A year later Bobby encountered an
irrepressible Sarazen 81 Skokie in the
national open and finished second, one
stroke behind. Then he proceeded to
work through to the semi-finals of the
amateur where he bowed to jess
Sweetser, s and Z.
AT PEAK OF GAME.
The year 1928 brought different
story and for the first time he gained
a national crown at Inwood in the
open, although he had to defeat Bob
Cruickshank in a playOff. He led the
medalists with 149 in the amateur, but
went down before Max Marston in the
third round. Marston eventually won
the championship in battle with
Sweetser.
Jones made an exceptional bid for
double national honors in the open OF
1924 at Oakland Hills, but again a
professional who before the tourna-
ment was far from n favorite, Cyril
Walker of Englewood, n. j., came
through and Bobby had to content him
self with second place. But he an
nexed the amateur crown after years
of struggle. defeating George Won Elm
at Merton in n final match that lasted
only % holes.
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summary.

Runs Graham ?. Murakami 2, Ander-
son, Conoiy ?, McCarty; errors, Richter
?. Kring' MurakamL Conoly; innings
pitched. by Tresdway S. by Kring 3 (:
runs. off Treadway (, off Kring ?: hits
off Treadway 6. Off Rring 3; two-base
hits. Hartrick. Velman; home runs. Nc
Carly. Conoly: stolen bases, McGrew,
Hartrick, Murakami, Treadway. Graham:
sacrifices. Veltman, Young: struck out.
by Treadway {. by KrinR ]. by Mueller
Z; bases on balls. off Treadway I, off
Kring ], off Mueller 9: hit by pitcher,
by Mueller /, by Kring /; wild pitch.
Treadway: passed ball. McGrew: umplres.
Ellis Of San Antonio and Gilmore Of
Houston: time. 2:0f.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
REMNANT CHASERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Play Thursday.
wednesdays Results.

Chicago at St. Louis.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Two games scheduled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
New York. 2; Chicago, o.

Al New York r. r. J..
New York ......... 900 90 glz-2
Batteries. Lyons CvsnErOs, Connolly
and schalks PennocE and Bcngough.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
TNTFUNATIONAI ITAGIT-

Jersey city. 5-I; Buffalo, f-i1.
Toronto. 2; Providence. 2.
Rochester. 6: Reading. :.
Syracuse Baltimore, rain.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
Wednesdays Results.


A. adelphia- r. n. L.
st. Louis .....-....NoQ 100 100 10 J
Philadelphia ......l0z 0g2 ggK-5 ? ]
Bstterics: Gard. Dsnforth and Har-
grave; Quinn and Cochrane.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
-. LouI.. o-8; philadelphia, -.

~ 81. Louis DIST camel Y. ii. T.
Philadelphia ...... 900 600 1912 ?
-. Louis ..........OlO 500 2ix-s 10 ?
Batteries: Decatur. Knight and Hen
line. Rcluhart and O'Farrell.
Second game II. IT, Z.
Philadelphia ........ 10. 900 81 II 3
II. Louis .......... 100 O23 Is - o
Batteries; Couch and Wilson, Dyer
and schmidt,
stopped b. rain In eighth.
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Totals % 10 20 le

xBatted for Young In ninth.
xxBatted for Sanchez in ninth,
BY Innings
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
AaERIIAS ASSOCIATIONS.

Al Warrington
rain.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13

Tier. o; ionEviev. g.
pariF. 3: TsXarEana, J.
Marshall, s, Grsenyille, 1.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
TEXAS LEAGUE


San Antonio at Dallas.
Houston a. Shreveport.
Waco a. Fort Worth.
Beaumont at Wichita Falls.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13

iNlL innings, darkncsS.)
Batteries: Mergenthaler and Mon
sslyo Tsryer and Kenny.
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Rron,.Irn. s, CincInnnti, 1.

At Cincinnati z. II. L.
Brooklyn s......... 900 203 900 Il ,
Cincinnati -....... 900 100 D0D-l
Batteries: Erhardt and Taylor; Rixey.
May Benton and Wingo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13

Runs. Dunnipg. Taylor :, schwab ?.
Deviveros. Johnston. Gonzales 3. Meyers
:. Mason. Clark 2. Booze. washburn, Wlrts
2. Rosenthal. Watt: errors, Mason, CLARK.
Watt. Deviveros. Msncuso: stolen bases.
wirts Boot, Clark; sacrifices. Morgan.
Metz. Clark. Booe; two-base hits. Booze,
Washburn. wirts; three-base hits. Nor
gan Watt Gonzales: home run. Meyers:
double plays. Gonzales 20 Eahdot TO
wsshburn. Devlveros 10 Metz 10 Schwsb;
innings pitched. by Coilard :, By Lind
sey ;, by Morgan 4: hits. off collard s.
off Lindsey ). off Morgan 4; runs. off
Coiiard off Lindsey 3, off Morgan 6;
bases on balls. off Coliard /, off Lind
sey 4. off Watt /, off Morgan 5, off
Deviney ?: hit by pitched ball, BY Col
lard fMsncuso); ealk. Morgan; ump!res,
Weir and Coe: time, 1900.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13

Summary.

Sunshine Specials ......,... 900 01O o-l
Public Service .............000 100 *
Called In the seventh on account Of
darkness)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
JUST LIKE TAIL-ENDERS.

Beaumont, as usual, kicked the ball
over the lot, and worked the alleged
Exporter pitchers in three-inning
shifts, and looked like tail-enders ar,
supposed TO look.
The Bear pitching wasn't anything
TO foam at the mouth about. And the
fielding was just a wee bit rocky in
spots.
But, boy, howdy, the hitters were
on the job,
Thirty-two hits went for A. bases.
The errors and lots Of bases on
balls and flock of stolen bases
pushed the runs across in streams.
Winters hurled the entire first
game for the Bears and had his
troubles after getting through three
perfect innings. But he stuck it out.
Deviney started for Beaumont and
worked his three innings Then CAM
kreneck, recruit, for three, and Pr.
tie, another rookie, for the windup.
Deyiney was charged with the loss
of the game. As it happened, he also
gets stuck with the second affair, 60
ing in 10 relieve Cy Morgan with his
team ahead and getting treated some
thing shameful by the Bear batters.
WIN FOR WATT.
Collsrd started the second game,
Lindsey worked a while and then.
when pinch-hitter ousted Lindsey
from the proceedings, Watt finished
up. And Watt gets credit for the vic
tory, as the Bears came from behind
while he Officiated on the hill.
The games we're combinations Of
the first two in the four-game series,
which the Grizzlies swept easily.
Beaumont totaled % errors in the
four games. The Bears miscued five
times.
All told, there were 50 bases, on
balls issued in the four games.
All told, there were 93 hits made.
Features Of the two Wednesday az
fairs are easiest listed in brief.
RAY FOR EVERETT!
Everett Booze was one Of the fea-
lures. He batted perfectly in both
games. just as he did in the game IF
the day before when he made two
hits in two officials trips to the plate.
Three out Of three and one for one was
his record Wednesday. And he made
some nifty fielding plays. hit a base
cleaning triple, stole a sack in ea.h
game and, all in all, had q grand time.
Speaking Of base-stealing, Chief Ma
son, in the sixth inning Of the first
game. stole second, third and then
technically stole home. He had the
plate clesnly swipcd when the um.
pire called a balk on the pitcher.
Moke Meyers was the fair-hairod
boy with the bat in the second
game.
Moke made five hits in five timrs
at hat.
He followed a triple by Gonzales in
the sixth with a healthy homer over
the left field fence that pulled TIL
| Bears from behind and won the game,
/ as il later developed.
Watt cleaned the sacks in the big
sixth frame, in which the Bears
scored eight runs, with a three Dagger
/ TO right.
To top off a great afternoon. Wirts
and WaShburn caught old Jack John
ston sound asleep ten feet off first
base in the last inning n virtually
end the game. A pinch-hittcr flied out
and il was all over.
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Pittsburgh. s. 81 York. ..

At Pittsburgh L. II. Z.
Scw YORK ........o 900 OF 600 u J
Pittsburgh ........J02 900 ODN-5 10 J
Batteries: Barnes. Fitzsimmons and
snyder. Ids land Gocch.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13

; Bob Coleman, before the
team pulled out in a merry
frame of mind and a special
Pullman Wednesday night, an
nounced that the venerable curve bali
wizard. Mr.. Robert Couchman, would
pitch the first road game.
Couchman had Dallas beaten here
last Saturday but lost the game on an
error in the last inning.
The boys were quite CHEEKY as they
clambered into their car northward
bound.
JINX PASSES AWAY
For a certain jinx was laid to rest
in the Wednesday bargain matinee
with Beaumont that closed the home
1T WAS THE FIRST DOUBLE
HEADER THIS SEASON THE
BEARS HAVE WON.
They've halyed a couple and won
one game and tied the other in a
couple, and they've dropped an awful
lot Of twin bills, but not before have
they been able TO grab both ends.
They did it emphatically Wednes-
day.
The scores were 1871 and 49,.
The crowd didn't lack for enter
tainment, although the brand of base
ball was suggestive Of certain corn
patch contests seen in ones youth, IL
one happens TO be from the coun-
try.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
BY Inning

xBatted for Metz in seventh.
xxBstted for kahdot in fifth.
zBatted for Lindsey in fifth.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13

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Face creams to beautify the skin-so talcs-Aaterng
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perfumes-a safe dental cream-for as little as 10
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Other Colgate Toilet Luxuries mot illustrated up to Sc
You'll find them on sale at all toilet goods counters
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-07-16
COUNTY BOARDS URGE
SHORTER SPUD POOLS
Change Would Speed Up Getting
Returns to Members
Elections July IA.

Division Of the seasonable pool,
upon which plan the Minnesota
Potato Growers Exchange is now
operating. into three or more
pools was among the recommen-
dations to the state board made
at district meetings held last
week. One meeting was held at
Moorhead, second at Brainerd
and third at Cambridge.
In addition to recommending
three pool periods. and more at
the discretion of the state board,
it was voted. to change the ware
housing plan to the extent of
charging the cost of receiving.
sorting and loading against each
station. At present all these
costs are punched and then
spread over the entire state. I'm
der this plan stations which are
operated at a low per bushel cost
must stand part of the expense
at stations where that item is
heavier. The change, however,
does not effect the ownership of
the houses themselves as that
will remain with the three ware
housing subsiderary companies
that were organized last fall.
Only the cost of running the
houses is involved.
The county boards recommends
ed that The Potato Grower, off,
cial organ of the Exchange be
continued but that it contain
more facts about the Exchange.
The period of mail voting clos
ed Monday and Tuesday, the vari-
Gus counties held their annual
meetings, and selected county Of
ficers to serve during the coming
year. The new county boards
will elect the trustees who will
meet in st. Paul July II to select
a new state board and consider
recommendations as to changes
in the plan which will be based
on the action of the three group
meetings held last week.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-07-16
LOSING OUT PUBLIC SALE"

A Nebraska weekly reports
that in the good old days of long
ago, before Volstead was even
thought of, and liquor flowed as
freely as water over the Niagara
Falls, the editor of a country
newspaper down in Arkansas.
after indulging quite copiously in
the cup that cheers, ran off
bunch of sale bills with the fol-
lowing result:
Losing Out Public Sale.
AS have been asked to leave
the country | will sell you at
public auction on my place one
and a half miles north of Chin
opolis, z miles west and one and
a half miles east of the 5th p. m,
Funday, Noctober 80, at | PIG
the following prescribed articles
one spawned mare coming 10
yrs old, one bay mare VT Alb lbs.
one grey iron gelding coming 50
yrs, sorrel horse well matched,
| mare mule with colt at side, l
brown worked horse, / jackass,
just your age, / running boss,
runs at the nose. 9 head of colts.
three steers and 6 geldings, /
pedigreed aberdeen stallion sir
ed by Night and damned by ev-
erybody. "a head of z yearling
heifers coming 4 years old, two
brood cows with cream separa-
tors at side. / Poland China bull
2 calves with high military heels
l Hampshire ram with detach-
able rims. 2 yous, 13 lambs ten
Marys and 3 not, / billy goat, 3
nanny goats. ] goatee, come and
We will get yours. / Republican
rooster, Democrat rooster, have
plenty of pep 4 dozen hens with
eggs. spring chickens coming
6 years old, Single Come Jersey.
red hired girl (some chicken) q
old hens. can vote, / hired man
coming 30 years old. 2 old bears,
coming 50. Is Rhode Island Red
sows with milking attachments.
Z spring pigs. Machinery-one
rolling pin. separator with mort
gage attached; narrow toed corn
cultivator. 2 bull rakes. I COW
rake, sulky wife. Gillette corn
harvester. Ford corn separator.
road drag never been used. set
of rope, harness in Irvine condi-
ton. international riding saw. /
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-07-16
PROCEEDINGS OF
SCHOOL BOARD


Proceedings of the school board
monthly meeting held at the
Bruno State Bank with Messrs.
Rose, Lingren, Lindh and VAIL
strom present.
Meeting called to order by the
chairman. Minutes Of last meet
ing were read and approved.
II was moved, seconded and
carried that we comply with the
request of the petitioners to vote
on the following at the annual
meeting: Shall the school board
be authorized to have the old
school building torn down and
build a gymnasium, using disable
materials from old building. to-
tai cost not to exceed $4,000.