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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-25

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R4>!a!l! 9! Rs%assa RsklRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
VIRGINIUS.
ABSOKUTEEN PURE

The thrilling old Roman play OF yir-
ginius vas presented at the opera house
last night before a large audience. The
story of the tragic death Of Virginia at
the hands of her father in the forum at
Rome, to save her honor, is one that Is
always remembered by the student of
Roman history. The play as arranged
by Knowles was put on under the super
vision OF Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus with ez-
cellent effect. In the leading parts Of
Virginius and Virginia Mr.. and MIS-.
Rasmus sustained the good reputation
they secured in Damon and Pythias.
They are strong, displaying a splendid
conception OF the characters In the
support the leading parts were taken by
Mr.. A. NJ. Cannon in the difficult role OF
Appius ClaudIus; j. S. YsnWfnkle as
the sturdy Dentatus who died for his
country; L, l.. Swami as the gallant
Icilius, lover OF the unfortunate Virginia,
l.. M. Curl as Sumitorious, brother OF
VirginIus; DR.. Leinenger az the treach-
erocs and servile Casius Claudius, and
Miss Lille Crawford as the faithful Ser
via. The Roman people who could put
down even an Appius CIzudius were well
represented by Prof. HoElznd ss Titus,
Joe siernbHrg as Lucius, Arthur simP-
son as Servius and Judge Duncan as
Oneius. The Decemyiris army were rep.
resented By F. Z. Allen as Marcus, Q. E.
Propst as Vibulanus, Freerksen as
Spurius Appius, and Alex Dumond.
Between the acts solos were heard by
Rev Polling and Mr.. Chzs. Fuller, both
encored.
The play will be repeated tonight with
an admission Of % cents below and Is
cents in the gallery. New specizlties will
be given between the acts. L deserves
q large house and those who we're unable
70 be present last evening should no.
miss attending tonight.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-25
NO. aaI

The big Cascade Locks edition Of the
Oregon an is the best paper yet prodGced
in the Northwest end conferE great credit
on Ureg on 2 leading Journal.
In one picture in the big edition If tie
Oregonian across from Libany Il an i'm
mense orehard reaching up The river clear
10 Eugene.
Remember Knecbt & Heiser ara closing
out their complete stock Of dolls and tors
for Iess than cost. Call on them for the
best bargains in this line ever offered In
Albany.
The o. C. & E. Cos steamer Albany
vii again resume the old schedule, going
down 10 Portland next Tuesday The
locks at Oregon City are again In good re.
pair.
It having been reported that wages have
been reduced in the Salem Wooden Mills
ar Kay has come out in statement deny
ing it. He asserts that eUTIng November
eo people were employed, 10 men receiving
an average Of $l.75 being a. low az 81
day. eight boys at So cent?, fifteen voEseD
at g cents, eleven giris at so cent?, tn
hours day.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-25
The Wheat Inju=etiou Casr.

Mr.. W. F. Crosby has been with
Moore, Ferguson & Co., wheat buyers OF
San Francisco, for sixteen years, hand
ling hundreds OF thousands OF dollars for
them, and hence the injunction suit
against him mentioned yesterday has
created a great deal OF interest. The
DExocRAT was certain there were two
sides TO the case. Last evening the ans
wer 10 the complaint vas filed giving the
other side in plain SAy. According 10
It Ar. Crosby did not boy the wheat in
dispute AZ all with their money or any
one else's, il was bought by an Albany
man. and the fact Is progen by the affi-
davits Of Mr. Cosby and Mr.. p. b. Mar
shall. The defense denies all the aIIexa-
tions in the complaint In reference 10
balance of slei5 claimed by Moore, Fer
guson & ca. this Is disputed, the defend
ant alleging that he hsd not been given
full credit for the whea, shipments. a
minor matter when the extent OF his
wheat deals are considered.
An APPLICATION will be male before
Ju ige Burnett 81 Salem for a dissolution
oi tie injunction xfth the above facts ia
favor OF the motion. wea,heriord &
Wyatt are attorneys for the defendant
W. T. Crosby, and C. W Wright for the
Albany Farmers Co Mr.. Wyatt and
Mr.. Wright went TO Salem this noon to
attend 20 the matter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-25
Brownsville.

F.N. Wood, of Albany, was in Browns
vile the first OF the week, and made ar
rangements to nut up monument IN
memory OF the late VIM. Hunter. Mr..
W ood has also sold handsome Barre
granite to the Harrison estate.
In accordance with an existing city
ordinance. Z. A. Sanders this week took
ont a license to run billiard hall for
three months, paying $l2 90 therefor.
According to the provisions OF this ordi-
nance no minor is allowed inside.
John Edwards is now sole proprietor
of the Bon Ton barber chop, having pur'
chased the same this week oil l.. ..
Moore. Mr.. Edwards has in his employ
Frank Simpson. an experienced artist
in the tonsorial line.
The land case, in which large num-
ber OF our citizens are interested, has
been settled. the U. S land commission
orr having confirmed the decision OF tho
local land office. Mr.. Coshow has paie
over the money and is now prepared u
make deeds to those entitled to same
upon payment of their apportionment 0
the costs.
Mics Myrtle N. Buff, who recent,
Joined the Weber Dramatic Co.. severe'
| her engagement with tho troupe in thi
city Tuesdap and returned to her hom
AT Silyerton. Her withdrawal from tn
company left them without leadin
lady, aud as consequence they are her
vet waiting for new member to loil
them. Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-25
SATURDAY 8
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Jack 0'Neil. of the U. p, was doing
Albany today.
Miss Cecil Rsmpy. OF Harrisburg, il
visiting Albany friends.
DIR. Goodhue, the poultry expert, oi
Salem, was in Albany today.
Sheriff William Frazier, OF Portland,
has been in the city buying rig horses.
Mr.. G. l.. Blackman and family left
this week for their former home near
Rochester, N Y, where the parents OF
Mrs. Blackman reside.
William Wallace, who is employed at
the Palace Baths, yesterday received the
sad intelligence by telegraph that his
mother. who lives ia Albany. this state,
was dying. He left for home last even
ing. Charley Cole, formerly with Rich
ard Davis. has taken his place until his
return.-Astoria Budget.
Mrs. n. Armstrong and two sons ar
rived on the last Farallon, Mrs. Arm
strong is sister of Mrs. L. Thornton,
now in Albany, and che and her sons are
from Ciem, Arkansas. Mrs. Armstrong
10 at present visiting her sister in Al
bany, but she expects TO be in this city
before lnng. Oregon will be her place
OF abode in futu.e,-Corvallis Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-25
Want Lower Interest,

The committee on legislation OF the
Linn county council, Patrons of Hus-
satdry, has recommended an amend
ment to the laws regulating interes,
charges in the state The recommends
ton has been adopted by the order, and
embodied in memorial 20 the legisIa
iure. Copies OF the memorial are being
mailed 10 the different members OF tile
next legislature. The memoralists rep
resent:
That the legal rate OF interest in this
state, and as charged by creditors aud
money. ioAners, for the use of money, is
Loo great. being dispropor;ionate to the
productions OF the country; that pro-
dncefs AM manufacturers are now max
ing less than per cent of their invest
menis, that We believe il to be the duty
OF The legislature 10 render such protec-
tton 10 the weak and debtor claes as
would render the advantages eIuai to
the creditor and debtor.
W therefore,, il Is asked that sections
SSs9 aud 1891 Of H.lPs code be amended
20 read as follows:
Section 1857. That the rate OF inter-
est IN this state shall lie per centum per
2nnum. and 40 more, on all moneys af-
ter she same become due: on Judgments
and DEGREES for the payment Of money
on money received TO the use OF another
aud retained beyond reasonable time
without the owners consent, expressed
OF implied. o. upon money due upon the
settlement Of maiuFed accounts IRON the
day the balance IS Ascertained; on mon
ey due Or 10 become due when thers is q
contract 10 par interest and 10 rate
sPecisicp-
That section 1891 of Hills annotated
Laws OF Oregon be amended 90 as TO read
as follows:
''secTioa 1891. Judgments and DEGREES
ioT Gsoney upon contracts bearing inter
est shAil bear the same interest borne by
such contracts; provided. however, that
this act shall nos be so construed as 10
affect or change the rate OF interest TO be
received bv virtue Of any contract enter
Ell into 6esove this act shall take effect. :"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-25
Lebanon.

]. A. Dobkins and family leave next
week for San Leandro, Cal, where they
will reside. Mr.iDobkins hopes 10 get
the Best Manufacturing Company, OF
that place, interested in some OF his val
uable inventions.
Atty. l.. l.. Burienshaw ard family,
who have been visiting relatives in Leb-
anon for some time, left today for their
home in Myrtle Point.
The Weber Dramatic Company played
here Thursday aud Friday evenings {,
small houses. The company has been
reorganiEed recently, ard is hardly as
good as it was last year. One OF the new
members is Miss Buff, a school teacher
of silverton An uncle OF the young
lady followed her to this place and tried
to persuade her to return home, but was
unsuccessful.
Died, near Plainview. Dec. Is, 1896, oi
lung fever, Arnie, only child oil IL. +
aud E NJ. Parrish, aged 6 years,
months and % days Funeral services
we're held in the Baptist church in thii
city Monday forenoon, Rev. Csrpu
Sperry, OF Brownsville. conducting ih'
service. Tho bereaved parents have the
sympathy of many friends,
Mr.. VIM. ]. Unger has made cueko'
clock, which is a beauty. At each hou
and half hour the cuckoo appears an'
crows, and at each hour after the cucko
crows, the clock plays piece OF music
1t has taken Mr.. Uuger two years :
make this clock II is much admire
By everyb body, and is mastery piece {
work. 1t can be seen at Peehler's gre
Gerry store, where it is to be rallied OIL
Advance and Express.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-25
An Efisy at Corvallis.

People who live in the vicinity OF the
college. and who arose early Monday
morning saw a strange sight. Al the top
OF the fas mast there hung suspended
what appeared 20 be the form OF a man
Pinned 10 II Was a psacari that bore an
inscription reaecsing on the president OF
the college. As soon as discovered the
elIigy was removed by employees on the
college farm.
In addition TO the eifigy there we're le-
geRds, expressing dissatisfaction with the
president, on the front steps and storm
doors OF the main college bniiding, on
the doors oil the chemical laboratory and
other places. As quickly as possible si-
ter the discovery ali evidences OF the let
teFiug we're obliiersied by coating OF
yellow paint
The Tunes has no hesitancy in con-
demning the work OF the persons at the
bottom OF the mischief.
A large body of students yesterday
morning adopted resolutions condemn
ing the performance Times.
As near as the DENocsarcan learn Mr..
Miller is attending &c his duties faithful.
~ as president of the o. @, devot-
ing his entire energies TO the school.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-25
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP co
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. kf. aEH roRk ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-25
HOME AND ABROAD.

Souvenir spoons al Win & Sszrkss
Holiday goods at Foshay 4 Mzsons-
Geiuine fruit candies al 2 8 Pfeihers.
Bet candies Of all kinds al 2 81 PfeIf-
fers
The latest in kid glovss =; the Ladies
BzEzgr-
Solid gold ring for children 80 and 15c.
at krenSh 6.
They zre lite bsa1tiez. and entirely
new. those 10c bangle pins. At Frsueh's-
S0Iverir spoons, engraved ALBANY
Oregon" l5c at French's-
Little diamond rings f.. children Si.0a
az french's.
An elegant display of fancy work Is
shown AZ the Ladies Bzzzar-
Re Il oorxe4s. IS cents and upwards at
the Ladies Bazaar.
The cars are 70 run from Portland to
Astoria in October 1897.
Get IH Pfsitfsrs' Prices betaue bayIng
your candies and nuts-
) insothy ssed for sale st c. (. BRow
SE L.
Crstmzs candies and Ests AZ c. g
bRowBKIL's-
Pop corn tina. poPs can be found AZ c,
Z. BEoExEL's-
Souvenir spoons EEe,y finished ST 4.
ExeTtx iexelFy store.
Largess and be<t stock Of holiday good
al FoshAyE MAsoak.
Boys watches warranted oae year fol
S2 50 at French 8 iewelry store
You can bay gold Sled watches as lo~
Is Si0 at French ieweGry stor=-
An elegant lire Of watches, iezelry i
sil ser ware, can ba seen At b EEerts-
Lincoln county wants 10 get back un3e,
the cid lee system for economy 5 sake.
Popular goods at popular prices in groe
cries and QaeenswzTs, at c. z. Brow,
xELs.
Happy thcughss. Christmas presents
and low prices as ErencA's iewelr,
store
The Lisooln eoan.y judge is the bigges
fee clipper in Oregon. He slzshes In liE
manner.
Ladies and gents watch chains Warrants
ten years, $50 to $500 al Freneh's leE
cry store
The . al Oregon CIsT wak Eocoed c
$3.50 in cash and 81, 400 in postage stamp
Thursday night.
A full ilne Rogers Bros- sliverware fc
the holiday trade. at reduced prices
French s ieweiry store.
AB Hudelson bought car load at p
satoes Thursday, for which he paid Soc p
bashel. jefferson Review.
Information that is worth its weight
god: Get POUR meats OF all kinds al HeE
~ SrOjer's, on Second street.
Have you seen French display Of Chris
mas goods. II will cost Yuu nothing
look them over, and note the prices.
The mouth Of the Columbia Is eeir
thoroughly fortified. -Four Albany N
are helping in the work at Fort Stevens.
At n danoe at the armozy last night [
! light fantastic TOE was tipped by one set
one number. A snmPtnous repast v
served.
Ex-Ccuzressman Roswell G. Horr di
last night at IL O'Clock at Pialn6eld AZ
an illness Of two weeks with bronchitis a
! Brlght's disease.
: Halls Hair Renewer Is pronounced
best prepai alton made for ihickening
/ growth Of the hair and restoring u
whieh is gray to It's original color.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-25
Wheat 7IH cents.

w nedt fA/2 CeHts'
A big snow storm is raging through the
Atlantic coast ttates.
A wagon load of apples in Eugene re-
tailed at 81 so bushel on The streets.
Grants Pass is 10 be sued by Mrs. SEQ
field for $1,000 damages from falling off a
high sidewalk.
Astoria and Vancouver will play foot
ball next Saturday. The former eleven
are being coached by Cbas Eastland, Of
Eugene.
sit is reported from Brownsville that The
citizens have formed themselves into q
strong organization, called the Citizens
League, to enforce the laws passed by the
council to keep the city "dry" town.
GA good roads meeting will be held n
Portland today and tomorrow. Good road
are the great need of the state and thes'
| meetings should be encouraged and sup
ported. Among those down for discus
sion of the different topics is Judge Bartol
of this county.
An Independent Bimetalic club ha
been organized at Salem with the followin
officers; President, John Bane; vice presi
dents, DR.. Jetfreys. democratic; A B Burer
republican; S 5 Gimble. peoples party
secretary. Oswald West; treasurer, Geo
Brown.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-25
Coming SheriG's Sales.

On Jan. z, 1897 at p. M, lot, bl 81,
II 3 ad Albany belonging to Casper Van
dram TO satisfy judgment OF d. S.
smith for $6i5 81 and costs and interest.
On Jan. 2 at p. M, l46 acres belong
Ing TO ID. NJ. Roberts ct al 10 satisfy a
judgment Of j. III. Kerr for 90 SEQ and
interest and costs.
"a Jan. 8, at p. m part OF block 9,
Att~T-, belonging to III. +. Merrill, to
satbay judgment OF Alice P. Richards
for $lsc6. 20, interests an & costs.
On Jan. 8, at p. m, 100 acres belong.
ing tG "a. L. and John Rainey, TO satisfy
judgment OF w. f. Curl for $276.37 and
costs and interest.
On Jan. 8. at p. M, 100 acres belong
ing to Daniel Hart TO satisfy Judgment
OF Jacob KEGS for 81, $50 and interes, and
costs.
On Jan. 0, at l p. m, 253.50 acres be-
longing to James Hunter to satisfy q
Judgment OF John Conner for s5, 900. II,
interest and costs
On Jan. l6. at p. M, 100 acres be-
longing to Mary A. Mcintosh to satisfy a
Judgment OF Jane Shaw for $69l. 20,
interest and costs.
On Jan. 8, at p. m, s.58 acres belong
ing to the estate OF Sanford Cochran to
satiiy judgment OF Olive Templeton for
$3.50, interest and costs.
On Jan. o, 1897 at p. m, 5nxlc0 feet
IN Scio, belonging to G. NJ. Coffey to sat
isiy judgment OF W. J. Vanschuy yer &
Co. for sS06 l5 and interest and costs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-25

County Judge ". ). CruweIl, OF Jack.
sonyille, who made one OF the best
speeches in Albany during the recent
cam paign, went TO Salem yesterday.
Hon. J. E. Somers wss in Salem yes
terday- He is live candidate for
speaker. an 0regonian correspondent
say: Mr.. Somers viii present q plan OF
reapportionment OF the state at the next
session OF the legislature, in accordance
with the requirements of the constitution.
Bishop Earl Crarston will preach in
the Methodist Episcopal church in this
city Sunday morning Dec 20. Bishop
Cranston is the first bishop OF that church
who has resided on this North Pacific
coast. This viii be his first appearance
in Albany.
Mr. Fred sruckman. of this city, has
accepted q position as manager OF the
creamery at Usk, near Spoka Ie, Wash,
and will leave next Monday for that
place. Mr.. Bruckman has been with the
Albany creamery for some time, anl has
gained q splendid practical knogle ige OF
the business. The Albany butter is un-
doubtedly the best in the northwest, AID
Mr.. Bruckmau has learned thoroughly
how to make it. He is as well a reliable,
steady young II an
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-25
FRIDAY
Importan. Case.

An impa rtant injunction suit was be-
gun In Albany last evening. It is en-
titled Moore, Ferguson & Co. sgt W. F.
CToshy, Albany Farmers Co. and Oregon
Uentrl aud Eastern Railroad. Aecor l.
Ing 10 the complaint between Oct. IL and
Nov. q the plaintiffs sent So ,0O0 10 the de-
tendant Mr. Crosby TO buy wheat. That
he used il for the purpose excepting
$ideb, that Mr.. Crosby purchased OF the
Albany Farmers Co. IS tons OF wheat
aud plac.=i IL in three cars on the o. @.
u E., but Jailed 10 send to the plaintiff
she bill OF landing, and refused 10 do SO,
and i; wee alleged woGld ship it to other
parties or otherwise dispose OF it although
oocght w,ah plaintiffs : money. The
plaintiff therefore asks for a decree
that tie wheat is plaintiffs aud that the
defendants have no right TO il. that the
bills of landing be delivered 10 plaintiffs
aud the defendants be restrained from
daiiyering the same and wheat 20 any
ore bat the plaintiffs.
A Temporary Injunction was grau'ed
by Judge Barton pending the disposal
OF The case. II. g. Watson app ars as
attorney for the plaintiffs.
The case viii undoubtedly he contest
cd. the above being only one side Of il.
The result will be watched with interest
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-25
List of Patents.

Granted to Pacific States inventors
this week. Reported by @. A. Snow 4
Co., solicitors OF American and Foreagn
patents, opp. U. s. Patent Office, Wash
ington, d. G.
MF Bishop, Alameda. Cal, axle and
axle box; S b Bliss, Pasadena, Cal, rahs-
in seeder; Il II Bower, San francisco,
strike plate for locks;J A Cavalli, San
Francisco, mailing machine for boots or
shoes; g L ChitteDden, Niles, Cal. lad
der: NJ A Ciennam, San Francisco, nnA
NJ Dillenburg, San Francisco, trolley
way; NJ CRUDE, San Francisco, maehina
for fixing threads in enveIops; ] Z Hath.
away, Santa Fe Springs, Cal, gas gene
rator; w = Pless, Sar Francisco, dredg-
ing apparatus; q O Thompson. Salinas,
Call, tbill coupling; w V Thompson
Pasadena. Cal, fastener.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-25

A EUGENE CAsg.-Harvry Thomas, au
employe OF Bangs' livery stable, assault
ell Sam Case, the Eight street barber, on
Olive street about 10 o'clock last night,
while Case was escorting a young lady
home from the lecture at the NJ. E.
church. The lady in question was the
vile OF Thomas. Mrs Thomas, whose
name was formerly Davidson, was married
to her husband in the east, but left him.
The Davidson family came to Eugene
from Wisconsin last April, being accom-
panied By Mrs. Thomas. They have re-
sided here ever since, aud have been con-
sidered very nice people by those who
know them. In Juiy Thomas followed
the family to this city and has remained
here ever since, though his wife had
nothing to do with hiul.-Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-25
OF HUSIC
Albany College

Teachers for the school year isoS-lSG7:
ZInri NJ. Parvin, Mus. Doc director
Assistant teacher-Nzryuerite Alde-son,
3. n, and Mrs Josephine Sharpe.
Thorough and sysseuatic instruction
given In all the important branches Of
music. Best conservatory rooms ard
lAtgest musical library and facilities for
musical work. Largest number OF con-
seryatogy students enrolled OF any music
school in the state. Terms loE. Send
for circular and catalogue, TO
WALLACE Ho<K LIZ. L. NJ
Albany. orezc1-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-25
Big Athletlc Acquisition.

The DEGoczAT recently referred to Mr..
Braav barnett, OF Corvallis, going TO
STAFFORD University TO eater tie law de-
nartnent. and to ahe imporla -ce Of the
tsct 10 Stanford athletics THIS is evi-
den,is thoroughly appreciated there, for
Wednesdays Chronicle contains a .Arge
pictufc oI yoIrg Burne,; OYER the fol-
lozFiug:
ii. z. Burnett, the paeaomcnal track
maa sf the Mulinosuais Athletic club,
&zlo all b. IN Stzniord's lean next sea-
s1a~ aud gives the following Abou. j. /:
king's tAies: star Is +. f. Barnett, d
distance man oi gaszi promise. who Is
also al.oat 10 enter Stanford University.
BuTnrsg's addition 70 the PAlo Alto track
team viii bs surprise - most oi the
asse me - athletic matters. Bn. be has
p1ssed hiz examinations. and will eascr
the university Wits Morgan at The lse-
ginning OF the January term as a hcua
fidc s.udens
RGTnei: E-a= novice az the opening cf
tha last seSsson. bat lie hlossognei Gus az
8 champion t-eiare The season elqsesl
As tAe Racshs NoEthuess Association
cham pinnslaip meet as Seattle on sep
tsInter s0Ih he ran in all ihres distance
events. winning she mile in $40. The
hall mile in :sl5 sud she Quarter IL
o:5S So. 4 very bright future on she
track Is predicted for the Young uau.
who has jus. attained hie majority He
stands ) !ees inches in his running
shoes and weighs $50 pounds