Mr. Ee Ce. Quigley
Dear Ernies

Our mutual friend, Sidney Lindscott, president of the
bank at Erie, Kansas, called me yesterday morning and wanted
12 tickets. Naturally, I referred him to Clyde Baker because |
applications were not being received here. He tried to get |
Clyde Baker but Clyde, being run ey, by the telephone, refused
to answer the phone.

, Here is Swede Lindscott's story. He wants 12 tickets, —
for sure for he and Mrs» Lindscott. They will be in Kansas (
that day on other business and they want to see the game. For —
: the citizens of Erie are sending their basketball
see the game. Several of these boys on the team are

returned celenine and it is rather a civic thing | : :

So when I talked to Swede this morning,

over to Ernie Quigley and have him do the best {
sure want ‘two for myself and Mrs. Lindscotte" —

Swede said for you to draw on him for the amount and
I am turning this over to you, hoping that you will deal wi
°

He said that he saw you at the last banquete “I am ve
remember him.

Sincerely,

Director of Physical Bata tion
Varsity Basketball Coach.