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ZEN TEAMS Will BE LEFT after DAYS PLAY In NET REG0NALS

notified the jockey club that he has
recovered completely and that he is
lighter than he has been in several
years.
Borg In New Attempt
BUFFALO-Arne Borg. Sweden worlds
champion middle distance swimmer. Will
attempt to lower the record for 200 yards
free at the B. A. G. tank events tonight.
sip.onich Elected Captain
URBANA, Hl.--L0uis J. Sim0nich
Joliet, was named captain OF the Illinois
baseball team for the coming season to
succeed Lee schIapperixzl, who has been
declared ineligible.
Talaber Wins Match
CHICAGO--Louis Talaber, middle
weight wrestling champion. de-
feated Bobby Bylund. Minneapolis,
here last night. Talaber broke By
lund's right shoulder and the Min
nesotan forfeited the match.
De Foe Gets Decision
FALL RIVERl Mass.-Billy De
Foe. st. Paul featherweight, won a
ten-round decision from Charley
Manten, New England junior light
weight champion.
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Manager Bush ceased to worry
over the outfieId department when
Christenbury and Clarke conferred
with Owner Smith today and at
tached their names to contracts.
These two outpost men had been
holdouts, but II didn't take long for
them to come to terms after heart
to heart talks with the Tribe Presi-
dent. Rehg. Christenburg, Clarke
and Allen comprise formidable
set, and with all four men signed
and in camp, Bush now can give
more attention to the work Of boil
stering the pitching staff.
The peppery Tribe pilot probably
will use BurweIl, Hill and Thompson
In the box against the Giants Mon
day. The entire camp population
Is eager to see how Thompson, the
Hoosier boy rookie, acts under fire.
In the spring opener against
Cleveland Friday, Hodapp's batting
featured. He drove in four runs
with three safe hits and-a sacrifice
fly. Joe Sewell robbed Hodapp of
another hit by making a spectacular
play on a vicious grounder.
The Cincy kid broke up the con,
test In the tenth inning by lining a
safety 10 center with Voter on third.
One of Hodapp's three hits was a
double.
iris Speaker pulled" a number
of his regulars in the sixth inning
and the mixture Of Cleveland
veterans and second, stringers failed
to check the Hoosiers. 1t was a
Suggest, with each team collecting
sixteen hits. Petty, Fitzsimmons
made the best showing the three.
Roy. Luther. Clark and Miller
twirled for Cleveland.
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SKI STOPPED
Halted the First Time Since
Army Days.
Bp Times Special

Bg Times Special
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, N.
Y, March 14.-Paul Berlenbach, as
sisted by John Barleycorn, Johnnie
Walker and several kindred high
proof spirits, stopped Battling Ski
Of Senegal In the Garden, Friday
night, the first time that Sikh has
! been halted in a fight since his
Rovitiate days In the soldier camps
" the French army.
Although Berlenbach, rated as one
Of the mightiest batters in the ring,
belabored Sikh for almost ten full
rounds and bled him almost to a
blonde complexion. the quaint Afri-
can never did go to the mat and the
knock out was Only technical one.
Sikh was still on his feet when Ed
Purdy, the referee, stepped in be-
tween him ard Berlenbach in the
tenth round to stop the massacre.
Sikh took horrible beating all the
way and never offered anything more
dangerous than a sizzling swing at
the head, which In most cases bore
no address.
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Forty-eight teams will be elimi-
mated today-their hopes for further
honors this season blasted. Every
one can not win. Theirs must be
the consolation of a good fight.
Play started this morning at An
derson, Frankfort, Richmond,
Gary, Kokom0. Bloomington,
Evansville and FIT. Wayne Two
games were on the program this
morning at each center, two this
afternoon and two tonight. Two
winners from each tourney reach
the finals.
Indianapolis has it's eyes turned
toward Anderson, where the Short
ridge club, pride Of the north side
rooters was to meet Greenfield in its
first game at z p. m.
Follow Shortridge
A large group OF loyal fans fol-
lowed the Blue and White to the
regional on special cars this morn.
ing. Many others made the trip by
auto.
The Shortridge outfit has shown
itself a real combination Of basket
snipers by a fine record throughout
The season. Win or lose. the team
is assured Of a successful year-one
of the best in many seasons.
There Is an element Of uncer-
tainty I'm all of the meets. There
will be surprises. probably. There
always are. Just where, Is a diff
cult thing to say.
Some of the clubs appear to be
almost certain winners. Frankfort
and Vincennes. two of the States
best, are overwhelming favorites in
their centers.
MarfinsviIle-F Franklin
Martlnsville or Franklin will be
put out at Bloomington. II is a
tough "breakk that the two have 20
meet. Both are good enough to
represent Hoosierdom at the finals.
Others not as good will come to In
dianapolis.
Washington. the dark horse
which eliminated Bedford. has no
easy sailing. It looks as though
IL will have a task I'm the evening
contest IL Brazil comes through.
Kokomo probably will have to
meet its old rival. Logansport. One
Of them has TO fall. Marion is in
the other half of the Kokomo
bracket.
The teams in the Richmond region
al looks very evenly matched The
same may be said for Ft. Wayne.
Valparaiso and Rochester are being
nicked by the dopesters at Gary.
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BUTLER TRACK MEN SET
Leave 30 Compete in Ohio A. A. u.
Meet Tonight.

Fifteen Butler track men left to-
day to compete in the Cnio A. A.lU.
indoor meet at Cincinnati tonight.
the last indoor contest on the local
card. Butler fans pin great hopes
on the championship mile relay
team, which established a new rec
ord at the Illinois races two weeks
ago.
Members are Gray, Ham. Caraway
and Phillips. Butler entries in the
distance events will be Doolittle, Rob-
inson, Phillips and Mccullough. with
Gray, Kilgore, Wales. Garrett and
Hitchcock entered in the spirits. Mig
Woods and Hal Griggs will take care
Apf tie hurdles. while the field event
z btries will be Woods, Griggs. Ora
1aRAm and Bell.
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.Ho Ho HUM!
Plant Accepts Ugo'S ChaI-
Ienge to Walk.

Br Times Special
NEW YORK, March 14.-Willie
Plant, Americas best exponent of
the grotesque heel-and-toe stride. has
at last hearkened TO the shrill jab-
Der of Ugo Frigerio. the Olympic
walking champion, for a race at
10000 meters, at which distance
Frigerio says he is invincible.
They will perform this episode at
the Morningside games here on
March 2S, the incidental music being
furnished by the shores of the multi.
tude.
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Finals for Women Basketeers

The. final game between the Fair
banks-M Morse and Y. r. c. girls will
be held at the East Tenth Street
Church gymnasium tonight. The
FIN. basket tossers won the right
to play by defeating the Real Silk
women, "a to IL. A curtain-raiser
will be played by the FIN. boys and
the East Tenth Street Church team.
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BH Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, March 14.-Handi-
capped by the injury Irwin Walsh.
captain. suffered when he cut cash
in his right leg in a fall into the
bleachers Friday. TIE Muncie basket
be II team entered the regional tour.
nament at Anderson today.
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DIAMOND DUST FROM THE
TRAINING CAMPS

LOS ANGELES, Cal.-Chicago's
Cubs wiped up the Los Angeles Pa
cific Coast League team here Fri
day, winning 10 to 0. Manager Bill
Killefer Of the Cubs shot seventeen
men, including his regulars and
rockies, into the fray. Gabby Hart
nett, Cub catcher, gathered his first
home-ru,l Of the year In the pre-sea-
son con .est. Root and Blake pitched
for the Cubs.
Collins Anxious
SHREVEPORT, L:-Manager Eddie
Collins will work out his three short
stops In today's game with Shreveport.
Collins Is anxious to know what Butler.
Davis and Corazzo can do. Davenport.
Ash and Mangum are slated to take the
mound for the Sox, each working three
innings.
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BV Times Special
EVANSVILLE. Ind, March IA
Ralph lTails) Rea, star forward of
the Evansville College basketball
team, was elected captain of the
1925-26 team at banquet here on
Thursday night. Three more years
Of play are in store for Rea, whose
flashy floor work aroused favorable
comment from fans over the Stae.
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Fields Wins on Foul

bU ITMe8 bDeCtuE
DAYTON. Ohio. March IA
Preparations are under way for an
other match between Soldier Fields
of Ft. Benjamin Harrison. Indian-
apolis, and frankie Bob. Dayton
fighter, March %. Fields won over
Bob by foul in tie sixth round of
their fight here Friday night.
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BN Times Special
COLUMBUS. Ohio, March A.
Seven members of the Ohio State
basketball team will make their final
appearance when the Buckeye net
stars tackle Wisconsin here tonight.
Results OF the game will not affect
the Conference crown, which Ohio
won by defeating Indiana last Sat
urday.
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Bv Times Special
E CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, March
l4.--Coach Vaughan of Wabash TO-
day issued call for spring football,
the first practice to be held Mon
day. This practice will play an inn
portant part in fitting next years
Eridders FOR the four Big Ten games
hat are on the Wabash schedule.
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NORTHWESTERN VICTOR
Wisconsin Takes Second In Big Ten
Meet.
By|United Press

CHICAGO. March 14.-Northwest-
ern University swimmers won the
Big Ten Conference swimming meet
here on Thursday night, totaling 81
points. University OF Wisconsin
was second with 10 points.
Four records were broken, the
Wisconsin relay quartet making a
new Conference record for the 160-
yard distance OF 1:1s 2-5.
Table oil points:
Northwestern. "a: Wisconsin, To- Mich
igan, IT: Minnesota. IA: Illinois. B.; Iowa
5: Chicago. 8.
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Elkhart Handicapped

Bp Times Special
ELKHART, Ind, March 14.-Elk-
hart High School five entered the
regional tournament at TT. Wayne
today crippled by injuries and hard
hit by influenza. More than five
hundred fans followed the team.
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WITH FIRST GAME WON
BUSH LOOKS TO GIANTS
Cleveland Takes Drubbing in Tribes Opener - Hodapr
Gets Early Slant on Sphere.
Hodapp
By EDDIE ASH
Times Sports Editor

PLANT CITY, Fla. March 14-With the first spring
hbon struggle of the way Manager Owne Bush today
planned whip Indians shape the New York
Giants here Monday The Trbesmen got away
ing their Florida training schedule by nosng the
Cleveland Americans the Plant City ball grounds Friday
to in innings and the boys would like nothing better
than conquer John McGraw's National League champions
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RICHMOND, Ind, March a.
Five basketball letters were awarded
to members of the 19241925 Earlham
squad by the athletic committee
They went to Captain Wallace,
Huntsman, Kessler, Kennedy and
King.
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BIZ Times Special
EVANSVILLE. Ind. March H.
Evansville Is making elaborate prey
arations to entertain the third anru-
al girls basketball tournament. here
March 10 to n. A local woman's
team won list year.
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but would prefer TO have them come
along slowly George Kelly. regular first
basenlan has not reported and Bill Terry
has been playing spendidly IN his place"
Reds Battle Senators
ORLANDO, Fla.--After defeating
the Baltimore Orioles Friday at Eu-
sits, 16 to 10, the Cincinnati Reds
were at Winter Haven today for a
battle with the Columbus Ohio SEN
ators- Dresser and Pinelli. Red
third baseman. both have sore arms.
Sacramento Defeated
STOCKTON, Cal. - The Cardinals
earned their first shutout Of the season
by defeating Sacramento. 3 to o. a game
mt Frcsro today and one at Oakland to-
morrow. caused Hickey to Keep Hornsby
out OF yesterdays battle.
Browns Play Dodgers
TARPON SPRINGS, FLA
squad of the st. Louis Browns will
motor to Clearwater. today to play
the second battle with the Brooklyn
Dodgers. Information has arrived
here that Dave Danforth. star
moundsman last year, had signed his
contract and would soon arrive at
training quarters.
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Independent Basketball

The Fountain Street girls team will
play the Brightwood Demons at the Foun-
tain Street Community House at 2 D. m.
tonight.
The Keystone baseball team will hold
meeting Sunday morning at Troy and
Carlson Ave. All of last years players
are asked to attend and also Smith and
Matthews. Any others desiring tryouts
should be present. The first practice will
be held March 20. at Perry and Shelby
SITS. Games are wanted with fast State
teams. For games. address W. j. Scoch
730 Lincoln 81. or call Drexel 5309-R.
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Manual UndercIassmen win

Manual Iindeyciassmen triumphed
over the Aeniors in the interclass
track meet held Thursday night at
the =. NJ. q A. BY q score OF 1904
to 1924 points.
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BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind. March IA
With eleven teams entered South
Bend is preparing for it's most sue
cessful 125-pound basketball tour
nament, to be held under auspices
OF the Y. NJ. c. A. Among cities en-
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Tribe Notes

Christenbury got a triple and two
walks in four trips to the plate
against Cleveland. He reached first
base once on an error. He crossed
the plate four times. Voter re-
heved Christie in the seventh and
smacked out a double, scoring Schrie-
Der.
In the tenth inning Voter walked
and sprinted to third on Sticking 8
short single. 1t was the best exhi-
bition Of base-running of the after
noon. Jameson made perfect
dive and reached the bag safely.
Hodapp then clinched victory for
the Tribe by scoring Voter with a
sharp one-base knock
Cleveland got FIVE hits off Petty in
the first inning, but two Of the drives
were Of the pop-dy variety tlAt
Clarke was unable to reach because
Of soft sand in center field.
Christenbury was cheated out of a
peculiar base-hit in the sixth. He
drove sky-high pop-fiy and Short
stop Seweell and Catcher Wyatt be-
came confused on it. The ball came
down in the pitchers box. bounded
and struck Sewen on the knee and
rolled over the third-base line to-
ward the Indians bench. Christen-
bury reached second easily, but the
plate umpire ruled foul ball. The
Indians protested, but later laughed
1t off when they decided the UNI
pire merely pulled an ivory"
The hard-hitting Jameson got
only one safe drive Off the Hoosier
hur.Iers.
Shemanske pitched the last four
innings for the Indians and displayed
good stuff, but his control was bad.
He got in holes, but the breaks were
with him. In the eighth inning two
visitors hit safely, two walked and
one was side-swiped by a curve.
There was stolen base also, but
only one man scored.
Clarke made two circus catches in
center field. Kruger juggled few
at Schmandt's irst-base job, but
the player must rast several days
more.
Iris Speaker used eighteen play
ers In the contest and Bush used
thirteen
Billy Evans. American League
umpire and sports scribe, attended
the Friday exhibition. Irwin Howe,
noted baseball statistician, also was
present. Visiting photographers
took number OF Shots Of Johnny
Hodapp. Evans and Howe said
they would return Monday to view
the New indianapolis battle.
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EARL SANDE
RENTERS
Borg After New Record
Bobby Garcia Wins
From Babe Herman.
Simonich New Illinois
Diamond Captain.

"E W YORK - Earl Sande,
I'M Americas premier jockey,
III who was dangerously injured
in a spill on the Saratoga track last
summer. has been granted new H.
cense and will accept mounts for
the opening meet at Jamaica. Sande
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-14
Local Fans Follow Shortridge Five to
Anderson-Frankfort and Vincennes
Appear to Have Clear Sailing.
By vEDDER GARD

The day The big day With the last games
night eight regional centers the hopes of sixteen high school
basketball will the skies They will to
indianapolis on March 20 and the final battles One of
the sixteen will be State champion.
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tered are South Bend, Mishawaka,
Elkhart. Valparaiso. Shipshewana,
Michigan City, La Porte. New Carl
isle, Ind, and Niles and Buchanan,
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The indianapolis Whizzbangs desire
games with teams playing in the IL to 1S-
year-old class and having access to a gym
for Bill
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DOWNTOWN

DOWNTOWN
Meridian and Pratt
Kentucky and Senate Ave.
Capitol and IndiaEa AYES.
New York and Alabama Sta.
Capitol Ave. and North St.
st. Clair and Alabama SITS.
Virginia Ave. and S. East St.
E: Washington st. and Southeastern
Ave.
E. Michigan and Delaware Sta.
N. Delaware and Pratt Sta.
N. Meridian and 18th Sta.
N. Meridian and 30th SITS.
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Grimes, Absence Felt

Grimes Absence Felt
3CLEARWATER, ~ F7a.-Burleigh
Grimes, star spitballer is still miss
ing from the Brooklyn training
camp and officials OF the club adj
mitted today that they were con-
cerned. 1t is no secret that Grimes
is needed II the team is to make a
pennant fight. Grimes wants $751;
600 a year and the club will not go
nver S14 900 A,-,
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N. Illinois and 10th SITS.
College Ave. and 18th st.
30th and Bellefontains Sta.
Central Ave. and 22nd st.
College Ave. and Fairfield
10th and Broadway
Fall Creek and Northwestern
$685. w. Washington St.
Madison Ave. & Pleasant Run Blvd.
30th St. and Northwestern Ave.
w. Washington and Ceisendorf St.
w. Washington and Harding Sta.
Kentucky Ave. and Morris st.
s. Meridian St. and Russell Ave.
Pine and Lord SITS.
Virginia and Woodlawn AYES.
Prospect and Churchmar1l AYES.
E. Washington St. and Hawthorne
Lane
E. Washington St. and Sherman DR..
z. New York and Rural Sta.
E. New York and Gladstone Ave.
w. Michigan and Belmont Avss.
E. Washington & Sheridan Ave.
z. New York and State Sta.
E. Michigan and Davidson Sta.
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Ch TStT Two-bsse hits-speaixeT.,
Stephenson. Burns. J. sewel. Hodapp.
Robertson. Voter, sacrihe hits--L. Be-
well. Fewster. w Clark. R. Smith. Ho-
bails-off Roy. /: off Luther. 3: of Nil
Ter. off Fitzsimmons. / of Schemanske.
3. Struck out--By w Clark. /; by Petty.
L. Wild pitch-Fitzsimmons Passed ball
by Schemanske (Myatt Knode). UNI
pires-Clark and Carney. Time OF game
. 10.
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at the end Of the second week of training.
but would prefer TO have them come
along slowly. George Kelly. regular first
basenIan has not reported and Bill Terry
has been playing spendidly IN his place !"
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one out Wnen winning run scored.
Score by Innings-
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''In Good Shape"
SARASOTA. Fla-"Our boys are In good
shape now. and I'm satisfied with tt.5 CON
dillon Of the team" John McGrav man
ager of the New York Giants said today
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Babe still Laid Up
E VIZ IL s6 HAhIsSEa AND f1 PEaoRS
on THE - INELLGlgLEo LIST II HE
TRAfNISG CAMP sOON, CLUB OFFI-
Gals SAID. BABE RUTH IS Still
L LsIDv UP p,,T WITH A. I FE4 aSrsEEP
IN BATTING PRACTICE.
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And at the FoAosOi,

Ed. 5. Sayior, 1887 Prospect Sc.
SwissheIm a Parker, 50 {. Waslsnstons r.
c. c. Fisher, 84e Hamilton ave.
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Atthefollowing Standard OiSevice Stations

E. Michigan and Sherman Drive
Massachusetts Ave. and Bellsfontains
st.
62nd St. and College Ave.
Tenth and Rural Sta.
Massachusetts, Ave. and Rural St.
Maple Road (38th St.) and N. Illinois
ST.
Madison Ave. and Morris Sc.
Fall Creek Blvd. and Central Ave.
E. Washington and Randolph Sta.
22nd and Meridian Sta.
Fall Creek and Maple Road Blvd.
w. Washington St. and Belmont Ave.
E. Washington st. and Brookville Ave.
Tenth St. and Senate Ave.
8. Meridian and Adler St.
49th St. and College Ave.
N. w. Corner 29th and Capitol
N. E. Corner Massachusetts, Ave. and
North St.
N. w. Corner Shelby SI;. and Pleasant
Run Blvd.
20th and Clifton Sta.
Oliver Ave. and River Ave.
West Michigan and Tibbs Awe.
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Cleveland got FIVE hits off Petty in
the first inning, but two Of the drives
were Of the pop-fiy variety tllat
Clarke was unable to reach because
of soft sand in center field.
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c. X. Martin, 4704 w. Washinxten 8
lndianap Tire a Battery Services, 81
N. Meridian 81.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1925-05-07
B|aCkfoOt Indian Wins
Blue Ribbon for Wheat.

Middle Rider, a middle aged
Blackfoot Indian, won the blue
ribbon award for the finest wheat
raised on the Glacier National
Park reservation, Montana. in
1924. The award was made at the
midwinter fair of the Blackfeet
nation, held at the agency town
OF Browning, Mont, recently.
Superintendent Campbell's five
year educational program among
the Indians of the Glacier Park
reservation resulted in so much
wheat being raised by the Indians
that the government erected a
second -four mill to take care of
their grist.
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The ANNUAL CELEBRATION.
Fifty Seventh Anniversary Of the Settlement
Of. White Earth Reservation BY the
Chippswas Will be Celebrated Hers
a. Usual on June isis

Plans for the annual celebration,
commemorating the settlement of
White Earth Reservation by the
Chippewas, are we'll under way.
The officers of the celebration are
putting forth every effort looking
to the success OF the occasion and
are determined that nothing will
be left undone that will consribute
to its success. A meeting was
held on Wednesday of last week
at which the many sub committees
necessary to the successful carry.
ing out of the program we're ap
pointed. These committeeman
are aware Of the responsibility
that rests with them and are de-.
termined to make every effort to
bring their particular part of the
program to a successful conclusion.
The annual celebration here has
become one of the principal if not
the most important summer at
traction in the State, if not in the
Northwest. Thousands of visitors
come here every year to attend
the celebration and it is up to the
Chippewas to see that they are
entertained and amused. To this
end all should put their best efforts
forward and all pull together in
order that the celebration this
year may be the success it has
been in the past.