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Evening star., 1926-06-17
SURRATTSVILLE SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT HELD
T. B. Martin, National Education
Association Official, Speaks at
Closing Exercises.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
CLINTON, Md, June 17.-At com.
mencement exercises Of Surrattsville
High School. held last night in Miller's
Hall here, the principal speaker was
r. r. Martin Of the National Educa
Evening star., 1926-06-17
BY WEBSTER.

traffic invaliiates the city traffic
code, and City Manager Hart has an
npunced that the state law will not
he regarded in the city, but traffic
will be handled under the present city
code.
Evening star., 1926-06-17

and promote normal habits. Do not
gripe or annoy. Money returned if
not satisfactory. Ar your druggist,
25c.
Evening star., 1926-06-17
Follow The Safe
Road to Health
DIR. Boice's prescrip-

ton ] abIetS Tor con
stipation are guar
antced by a success
full record of more
than so years. They
cleanse. invipOratc
Evening star., 1926-06-17
City Traffic Code Stands.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LYNCHBURG, Va, June 17.-City
officials here do not believe the
new State law governing automobile
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college BasketB Ball.

Brentwood: John Tarleton College,
] ; Howard Payne. u.
Ann Arbor: Michigan, D.; Iowa, 1G.
Madison: Wisconsin, 80; Indiana,
i.
Urbana Illinois, II; Minnesota, S.
Lawrence, Kan: Washington, % /;
Kansas. IS.
ST. Joseph: Hillyards, IS; Okla
iona, 20.
Baton Rouge L. S. T., 80; Louis
ana College, %.
Nashville: Marquette, 10; Wander
1t. 16.
Morgantown West Virginia, 20 :
llegbeny, 81.
Madison: Wisconsin, 80; Indiana,
II.
Cedar Rapids: Coe College, 20
'aniline University, "A.
Atlanta: George Tech, 81; Tulane,
g.
Clinton: Mississippi College, AZ f.;
birmingham Southern. 90.
Grand Forks: North Dakota, 10 ;
Dakota Wesleyan. II.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
TEXAS SHIFTS TEAM
FOR OPENING GAME

AUSTIN, Jan. 12.-GP-Coach
doe Stewart win shift his lineup
tonight against the T. G. L. Frogs
in the opening game of the South
west Conference season here. Joe
King, who has been playing al for
ward, will go to guard, and Basil
Penney, who reported just a week ago,
viii be AT the other guard post. Cap
tain Sand Esquivel and "Rosey /"
Stallter viii start at forwards, and
Lea Baldwin at center.
Starting lineup Of the Frogs is
problemaical, though Coach Mstty
Bell Is expected 10 start Light and
Harry Taylor az forward: Captain
~Long Tom George at center, and
Acker and Wolfe at guard.
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k0EN|C- NER|NO
CO HEADLINES
KELLY CARD
Wildcat Monte Fails to
Arrive and Bouts
Re-aranged.

Presto! just like that--and Al.
brecht Koenig, lightweight champion
of Germany, blossomed into main
oventer on Tuesday nights fight card
at Kelly Field. This pugilistic prog
,ect from the old country will dis
Dlay his wares for the first time in
San Antonio against tough little John
ny Mcrino. Their fight is scheduled for
y rounds.
Merino was originally billed to fight
Wildcat Monte of Wichita Falls in
the main event. but the Wildcat sent
word late Monday that he had cracked
a thumb against a sparring partners
skull and would not be able to APP
GEAR. Thus, Koenig. who was to have
fought Mercy Montcz in an eight
round semi-windup, was showed up Il
notch against MerinO.
KOENIG Is GOOD
Although Koenig is figured TO out
weigh Merino by a few pounds, their
tout should be well worth seeing.
Noenig. according to his scrap book
IS well as recent dispatches. not only
s the undisputed lightweight champ
{ Germany, but has also bowled over
re best South America had to offer.
lie looks like a real fighter.
Merino's elevation into the ranks
I the main eventers locally about n
car ago occurred much in the same
manner as Koenig's. He went in a.
he last minute and knocked out
"aschal Colletti, after Dandy Die;
'riffin had taken run-out powders.
As result of Koenig's graduation.
''ercy Montez has been nroyided ar
her opponent in tough Danny J.on~.
4 Kelly Field. These two willing
Tvs will step eight rounds in the
Hmi-windup.
THE PRELIM CARD
The preliminaries include 4 six
FOUNDER between Eddie Anderson of
ELY Field and Jackie Moore OF Camp
'ormoyle. four rounds between Eddie
'hnney Of Kelly Field and Kid Pinot
{ Fort Sam Houston: fOur-rnundor
NHtwecn Rabbit Palmer and Freddie
rinoco: and four rounds between jim
-Tirn Of Brooks Field and Eddie Rojo
2 Kelly Field.
Promoters of Tuesday nights card
Ill provide free TRANSPORTATION from
ilamo Plaza 10 The arena. The fight
ut is set for $40.
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MEXICO CLUB FILES
PROTEST Of MATCH

The Mexico Club team has protested
the opening match Of the San An
tonic Soccer League, played Sunday
between the club and the Information.
ais. The match ended in a scoreless
lie because a goal scored for the Mex.
co Club by F. BarreDechea was dis.
allowed.
The Mexico Club protest to the e.
feet that the referee was in error un-
der the rules in disallowiug the goal
will be filed formally at meeting OF
the soccer association Tuesday might
at the y. ". G. A.. according q
GregoriO Reyes, Mexico Club presi-
dent.
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SUI ROSS LOBOES
AMBITIONS SPROUT

san ANGELO, Jan. 12.-Sul Ross
j-ate Teachers College of Alpine
xpects this year 10 join in the lorna.
on Of q Mid-Western Athletic Con-
renee, 10 be composed Of colleges in
.5outhwest Texas. New Mexico and
.lriZoua, Coach b. G. Graves an
bounced here. He is en- route 10
irownwOod, Abilene, Lubbock and
Canyon in an effort 10 match basket
ali games for the Sui Ross Loboes.
who recently gained the spotlight by
vice drubbing the University Of Tex.
g Longhorns at San Antonio.
Graves conferred here with officials
I the 1926 All-West Texas Exposition
relative 70 Sui Ross annual football
zane at the San Angelo fair. TEXAS
Tech Of Lubbock. Abilene Christian
College Of Abilene or the Canyon Buff.
faloes are considered probable oppo-
Eents. Tech defeated Sui Ross here
last October. The year before the
I,oboes won over McMurry College
here. Sol Ross has scheduled the Uni
yersity II Arizona for football game
At FL PasO next fall.
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YANKEE RELUCTANCE
TO PART WITH HOYT
HOLDS UP BIG SWAP

NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-Pl-Waitt
Hoyt, New York Yankees pitcher, is
the bone Of contention" in proposed
deal which would bring Marty Nc
Manus of the St. Louis Browns 30
New York to play second base.
The trade is in the hands of Man
ager Miller Higgins so far as the Yam
KEGS are concerned and he has had sew
eral conferences with Manager George
Sisler OF the Browns in Florida. Hug
gins is handling real estate down South
while Sisler is handling a squad of
winter ball players.
Ed Barrow, business manager Of
the Yanks, believes that a deal will be
announced hOrtly,
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CHICAGO S0X
LIKELY TO
PICK S.A.
President Comiskey Is
Visitor-First Here
in 1884.

"San Antonio is a wonderful place
Ito live as well as to train baseball
teams-and I wouldn't be surprised If
the Chicago White Sox decide TO do
their spring conditioning here next
year."
This complimentary statement came
from the owner of the White SOx.
Charles A. Comiskey, she "Grand Old
Roman" himself. as he sat in the lobby
Of the st. Anthony hotel Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. Comiskey. with his niece and
nephew and Tin" O'Neill. former
president Of the Western League and
veteran baseball man. are driving from
San Francisco TO Chicago by easy
stages. They have been on the road
since mid-November and do not plan
20 reach home until early spring. Wis
its to Houston, Galveston, New Or
leans and other southern cities are on
,heir itinerary.
FEELING BETTER.
Mr.. Comiskey. VINO has been in i'll
health for many years but is imprOv-
ing. said he felt better than he has in
many seasons, so well. in fact. that be
can appreciate to the fullest ''the great
7rowth of the state Of Texas, and San
Antonio in particular"
Mr.. Comiskey, n great player in his
day, was first in San Antonio with
the old st. Louis Browns In 1884 aud
1885, on the teams tour to the Pacific
Coast.
II always have been partial to this
part of the SOUTH he said. IF we
had not closed with Shreveport for u
training site for the coming spring be-
fore we received the invitations from
San Antonio, we might have decided
to come here, and | would not b. sur
prised IL the White Sox make their
spring headquarters in San Antonio
in 1927"
SOX IN THE RACE.
Mr.. Comiskey looks for the White
Sox to be in the American League race
this year, il the team can secure a
capable shortstop, the teams only
weakness, according to the owner. Ike
Davis did good work last summer
but was hurt and only recently was
discharged from the hospital. The ad
dition Of Thomas to the pitching staff
will snake" that department, Mr.. Co
miskey said. The "Old Roman" con-
siders his manager, Eddie Collins, a
wonder.
The Comiskey party will remain
here at least another day.
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COOPER WILL
Be AMONG
STARS
Arrive Early Wednesday;
Dozens Already on
Course.

Coh ga1eries, growing daily at
Brackeprid.e Park IS the time ap-
proaches for the start of the Texas
Open Championship tournaments
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. ess.
erly await the arrival Of the trainload
Of big guns en- route from the west
coast where they played in the Lone
Besch and Los Angeles open meets OF
fbe last week.
The fans are convinced that ont Of
the bunch of stars coming from the
west will be the winner of the Texas
Open. Perhaps il will be young Harry
Cooper, the young Texas sensation,
Who COPIED the main purse of $500
at Los Angeles from a mighty field
many think it viii be the confident
youngster. Others favor Mehlhorn. Al
Espinosa, Mac Smith, Turnisn, Kirk
wood. Wafrous, Linares, many others.
There are 30 or moro IN the squad who
who can bat brides all over the lot.
GREATEST EVER.
With every incoming train dropping
off one or more national golfing fig
ures IN San Antoni,, il now appears
certain that the field in this years
Texas Open will be the greatest ever
% compete for the $4,000 purse since
the event was inaUgurated in 1922.
The entry list already has pass ID the
125 marx. including both professionals
and amateurs, and by the time the
tournament gets under way Thursday
sbould be upward Of the 200 mark.
This, in reality, win be greater
field than that which competed in the
recent Los Angeles Open, il is ex-
planned by Tournament Manager
O'Brien. Whereas, in the coast city
they accented the entry blank of every
amateur who cared 20 participate. the
local committee has drawn the line on
any golfer whose handicap Is greater
than six.
GET IN PRACTICE.
Practically the entire field viii be
able to get In q couple of practice
rounds Wednesday to timber up for
the professionsl-amateur match Thurs
day morning, the opening event OF the
tournament. Pairings for the pro-
amateur event will be drawn at the
clubhouse late Wednesday evening.
John Bredemus, local professional
y ~ - El YftcIAl Al NSI~
Etructing q course at Tampico, Mex
leo. was busy Monday afternoon draw
ing up plans for the distance driving
contest Thursday afternoon As the
contest viii be decided on the point
system, the fifth fairway, over which
il is TO be held, will be marked off
like a checker board.
Among the pros who arrived Tues
day morning were G.. 3. Kinnear.
Waldo Crowder Ga surprise Of last
winter, Stanley Davies. Al Byrd. W.
II. Lundberg, Jim Mackenzie. A. j.
Behse and r. NJ. Dean. J. II. LeSage
arrived from Tampico, Mexico.
Major Parmenter. Lieutenant Pull
liam, two sergeants and 80 enlisted
men will form the gallery police" NJ
the tournament.
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ANS AWAIT TRAINL0AD OF PROS FROM WEST
Fans, Meet
MI. PKington,
Ring Champion

OAKLAND, Cal, Jan. H.
R-A new name carried by .
familiar face will appear in the
ring here Wednesday night when
Tod Morgan PiIkington, better
known rs just Tod Morgan,
worlds junior lightweight cham
pion, clashes with Stewart Nc.
Lean Of st. Paul in q ten-round
bout at Oakland auditorium.
The recent ruling Of the State
Boxing Commission compelling
fighters to appear under their
true name is responsible for the
champions new ring monicker.
Morgan's title will not be at
stake as both boxers are coming
in over weight. Nevertheless
keen interest is being manifested
in the bout as 1t will be Nor
CANS last appearance in this sec
tion for some time. After Il
match in Los Angeles he is going
east for a series of bouts.
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TIGERS WILL MEET.

All members Of the San Pedro III
-ers independent football eleven are
urgently requested by Manager Johnny
Dunsmore to appear at San Pedro
Park at o 80 Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Dunsmore says to tell the boys
to bring their bank books along. as
the gold footballs are at hand and suf-
ficiont "dinero" Is not available to get
them out Of hook.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
TODD TAKES BEATING
FROM CHAMPION GREB

TORONTO, Jan. 12.-Harry Greb,
midd!eweight champion. last night
won the decision over Roland Todd.
English middleweight. in a 12-round
)attle. Todd rushed Greb in the first
round but the Pittsburg battler then
bounded the English fighter about the
ing for the rest If the fight. Todd
oOk the punishment and kept boring
n and keeping the struggle going at a
lively pace.
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RED HIMSELF
PAYS Us A
POP CALL
"Bz.z-zaw" Says Grange
to Questions Of Early
Reporter.

The engineer was awake, though it
was only 4:10 a. M.
We rushed up TO him as he creased
the pig''-we recall there is some such
railroad term, and this being a rail:
road story, there must be railroad
terms.
.Where is he:" we demanded, TAX
ing a last turn in our erayat and
drawing it neatly through in a knot
to complete our 4 a. m. toilet.
The engineer stopped greasing the
pig. He let his oil can hang at his
side and creased the pavement.
At length he said:
Where is whom" tom Hoods :.
P. engineers are not only polite, eff
cient and handsome. but grammati-
CALI
MY God,' We exclaimed. Red"
Grange, of course
The engineer waggled his oil can
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INTERVIEW PROGRESSES.

"Come on" said George, hesitati3g
40 longer.
Right in there" said George. point
ing TO lower number six. We parted
the curtains. BY the dim reflection II
the station lights, Mr. Grange was
seen reclining peacefully in negligee.
II now can be said authoritatiycly that
Mr.. Grange does not wear his famous
IL embroidered upon bis pajamas.
Pardon US, Mr. Grange" We ven
tured, bat the combined SHORES Of the
Chicago Bears drowned out that first
venture, whereupon Mr.. Tom Hoods
engineer (who was not only polite, If.
fieient. handsome and grammatical
but also accommodating footed a
times on his whistle, which was
Grange's signal but Red missed IT,
Residents in the neighborbOod Of the
3. y. depot will testify the engineer
lost count and footed at least 81 times.
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WALLACE SHADES BRIrTON.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Jan. 12.-Rov
Wallace. of Indienano'is. won a shade
over Billy Britton. of Columbus, Kan
sas. here Monday night. Wallace ap-
pearcd in better shape than Britton.
using a hard left to the stomach 10
treat advantage. Wallnce weighed
1871 ~ to B-itton's 172 1-2.
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sNAPPY "A. NJ. REPARTEE.

No, s. we came Darz In flash Tour
mind works like a steel trap at 4:10
a. NJ I'VE don't suspect you Of con-
cealing him in the coal, because We
know blamed Wen you burn oil, at
which, leaving the engineer crushed.
we dashed down to the other end OF
the train, 10 which vas attached the
special buffet Pullman. Bethula.
harborng within none other than that
capitalist 0f some TWO months time,
Mr.. Harold (iied) Grange, profess
sional football player. and his retinne
Of Chicago Bears. Red, Bears ct al.
were pointed toward the West, where
they have several football appoint
ments from which they expect TO real
ize enough money TO raise the pay Of
all the college professors in the uni
verse 500 n month, although it is re-
liably stated that the money will not
be used for that purpose.
All was darkness. Even the Pull
man porter who stood on the steps
was darker than the run Of 'em.
George" we said TO him, I'VE want
10 interview the Mr.. Grange you've
got locked up in there
Boss. said George, u don't think
] quite gitcha."
we want 10 talk 10 him we want
10 listen TO him. Hurry. This lI.in
stays here only a few minutes" VIC
told George.
oh" said George, hesitating,
maybe it kin be arranged"
4
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BOSTON BOXERS WIN.

BOSTON. Jan. 12.-CR-Boston
won the y. +. A. A. L. inter-city
amateur boxing championship boxing
tournament in Mechanics Hall tonight
by taking three Of the four finals. In
diunapolis took the other final.
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RACING At MOBILE

MOBILE, Ala. Jan. 12.-LR-A
ebay running race meet will be held
re beginning March 20, with seven
vents daily, J. A. Robinson, sscre-
1ry of the Mobile Business Mems
2acing association made known yes
2rday. Many horses now at New
Orleans are expected to come her.
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which was an error on the engineer
part.
"Mr. Grange" we ventured when
the footing had ceased.
"Bz-z-zaw said Red.
"Mr. Grange" We persisted, "the
football fans Of San Antonio have
been duly prepared for your visit to
the city and it is our duty to them to
get from you a few words on the situa-
ton in general"
"Pst-zo-o-o-op,- remarked Red
through his nose.
There was a sudden jerk and the
realization that the train was in mo-
ton. We made a wild dash to get
out.
Leaping from the ear steps, we look
ed I'd in time to see a window open
and the head Of Red Grange, sleepy
eyed, emerge.
The test of the newspaper man was
at hand, the crucial moment, the pre-
cious instant in which one leading
question could be asked and answered
no more.
THE BIG QUESTION.
As we raced alongside the car, fast
losing ground as the speed of the
train increased, we shouted it:
"Mr. Grange, what do you think
Of our city:"
But. alas, the answer was lost in
the clatter as the train passed over
switch. Red Oranges lips moved
and his head withdrew from the win
dow.
Crestfsllen. We stood in the middle
Of the track looking after the depart
ing Limited.
Then suddenly, the rear door OF
special buffet Pullman "Bethula .
burst open and man in pajamas APP
Deared on the platform. Cupping his
hands 50 that he could be heard from
the fast-receding train, he shouted:
IN stop the train and have Red
talk to you for a thousand dollars :"
1t was c. c. Pyle, Oranges bust
ness manager.
Douglas daily dispatch. [volume] (Douglas, Ariz.) 1903-1961, 1926-03-26
WARRANTS
ARE SERVED ON
MLITzSKY HERE

Deputy Sheriff Walter Norris,
Thursday served Il bench warrants
On / uIltzJ1y, q avenue merchant,
who Is charged with buying gOods
from youths under - yeaTg III axe
and with contributing 70 the de-
I1nquency III minors
Judge Albert ~ garoeS has ret the
merchants bond IT $1,000, This bond
has been furnished by UIitzky VINO
viii probably appear before Judge
gameg II the superior court early
~ Nay,
II Is alleged that the merchant
has been buying a large quantity u
lead ana toilet fixtures from more
than u youngsters, who are alleged
70 have stolen the material from
vacant houses ~ the city,
The bOTg involved are al said
70 haze confessed and County At
torney John Ross has . large amount
u written evidence gathered BY the
Douglas police and county officers
to De used IN court when present
ing the case for the county
Douglas daily dispatch. [volume] (Douglas, Ariz.) 1903-1961, 1926-03-26

BEFORE LEAGUE
GROUP TONIGHT

Z an unusually fine pr0graHo VII be
differed II me ED,so0Dal Paris5 fDgze
this eyeDlog - : D'elOek sharp when
AftOF0ey James F. T>Og1e VII eDeak
IN ~8tates gs51bts vs> Ceofral1ze1
FEDERAL A9tbOr1ty," under me ~
spices II the DoD4las LeaHue n
Women gOfers>
During me Dast month, Eoeubers
II the league haze been StU0yl0g
various measures wb1c6, 81 a1Opte1,
wOBl1 eli f0r the amending n the
constitution ana 81 ~ ~ clear the
atmosphere IN regard n the yOvern-
aoeDt II further ce0tra11z1Des DOwer
81 the federal government " 1eavloE
more D0weF lD the state governments,
that Attorney goy1e he's been ASKED
u speak tonight.
u is the hope Of the president
~ the local league, 1fFs. T. j.
futile, that al members VIII be
present and that theY viii bring
their friends ana husbands, Al male
voters IT the city are cordially In
ylfed ana Mrs. =. =. Buffers com
oIttee VIII SerYe homemade dough
nuts and cOffee following the a.
0reSs by Attorney BOyle.
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COPPER KETTLE
OFFERS PRIZES
for ARTICLES

~ or6er ~ create laterest IN story
writing an0 aIso 10 fbe writing ~
Doetry the starr Of the Douglas b5gb
sehOoI annual, Tbe c0DDer Kettle.
~ offering = free eopy ~ IRE year
bOok 70 eaeb n two 1'ooe1ts who
submit she hest s1or5es FIR aBe 1T
erarg section an1 ANNALS - eaea
II two students Tar the best bifB
u poetry submitted and accepted for
the same seetl0n.
The plot Of the etorg rs MT re-
str1cte0 but the length ri the eoHl p
position - not 80 exceed go wOr1E.
The idea u 70 have the literary rec
ton ~ the year hook bristle with
ArlzOna history ana more e2Deel3ssy
that u cOeblse county This cODDOEI-
ton work VIII be handled through
the English department as was done
two years ago when . campaign
wac f0stered 70 know your own
town The students gathered much
valuable Information relative 70
Douglas, it's env1nODs, It's roads, city
government, etc, a. that time.
The Copper Kettle is featuring
a scenic section Of the Wonderland
Of Rocks ana would be pleased to
have the submitted stories typical
Of Arizona.
Principal J. y. Carlson, Jr.. states
that the work on the year book
Is progressing nicely and that the
book viii BE- of the press much
earlier this year than IT was IN
1925. The alumni section VIII be
greatly enlarged over that II other
yeArg
Douglas daily dispatch. [volume] (Douglas, Ariz.) 1903-1961, 1926-03-26

convention % make bid for the
1911 coaelave ii the aesoelatlon>
John LefsOD II the IDweu 1eDsrt-
1leot, hae Deen NAMED sseretary ~
me general committee which Eem~
EEK bea1T, w1th j, r. Murphy, chief
~ the warren department. - T.
nance ofneer
General plans for me Drograx0 70
81 Dffered we're G5eegsse1 ~ = meet
INK 30 L0weli We1neHGav nlzbt -
1b1eh fr0 os1eHafee from each II
the fOgr departments we're DresenL
Fireman Ray Ga1Don ~ the Do8glas
department waS tbe representative -
ire gathering Bge1oesday night with
Cblef <seaaecL
~ April :, the goea1 Representa-
f5Ve1 VII met again with the varl~
Gus 0ODs0fg eeNoen 30 L0we1l - eOEo-
D1efe arrangements for the general
program which. II d stated. viii De
BDDsua11v attractive snd interesting,
B1th = blHb 2ehD0l fIge-fi9hEnZ eOn-
test between teams from Douglas,
Bjsbee and probably C1obe cor0Def5Bsy.
The various committees appointed
~ Chairman IegoeeI 70 aN91Ef 80 the
arrangements for the eyeDt are> en-
terta1DmeDt> John J>etsOn, chair
man, LoweIl> John Buzbes. glsbeeS
=. g. Gilbert, Warren ticket sa1es>
e a. Gilbert ana William Van
Wrinkle, chief Copper Queen smelter
- Do1gIaSs groun1ss vs. BBDDbr5es.
Bls1ees j. J. Murphy, Warren Ray
salmon, Douglas publicity gay Gal-
rrls, NfssruE1-, and Zrs4vf~sregf
chief mine fire department. B58bees
police. j. r. Wilson, Lowell. William
2yan, Lowell gate: John Hughes,
Blsbees John LeswOD, Lowell, and Ray
GalDgOn, Douglas.