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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-31
Notice OF Incorporation OF the Manchester
CONSERVATION Camnany

Notice of Incorporation OF the Manchester
Construction Company.
Notice Is hereby given that n corporation for
pecuniary profit has been formed In conformity
with the Statutes of Iowa. under the name of
the Manchester Construction Company. The
principal place Of business of said Company is
| ut Manchester. Iowa. The general nature of
the business to be transacted by said company
| Is the construction, operation buying and sell
ing railroads, or any interest therein and the
construction col Of buildings and improvements Of
all kinds also the buying. owning and selling of
| real estate for all purposes connected with the
Company's business
The amount of capital stock authorized is S25.-
| 10000 payable as called for by the board of di.
rectors.
Said corporation commenced on the list day of
September, 1900. and is to continue for the term
of Twenty (20) years with the right of renewal,
The affairs Of said Company are to be conduct
ed and controlled by board of not less than
iiye ~ nor more than ten q9) directors who
named. The provisional board is composed Of
Joseph Hutchinson. N, F.; Leroy, A. A. Morse,
day, II @. Haeberle, E. H. HOyt. j. B. Hoag
and W. N. Wolcott, and the other provisional
! officers are Joseph Hutchinson, president; VIM.
Hockaday, vice -presldent; II. C.. Haeberle: Sec
Rotary; NJ. F. LeRoy, treasurer and +. II. Hoyt,
Auditor. All of said provisional officers are to
hold their offices until the first Tuesday in Aug
ust 1901 ana until Their successors are elected
he held on said first Tuesday of August. a board
| Of directors of not less than five nor more than
ten. snail be elected from the stockholders, not
more than five of such directors shall hold their
offices for more than one year. and not more
than five for five years, their respective terms
to be determined by lot, and at each subsequent
annual stockholders meeting, not more than
five directors shall be elected to hold their offices
for the term Of two years. On the first Tuesday
In August, 1901 the board OF directors so elected
shall elect from their own number president.
vice-president, secretary, treasurer and auditor
who shall hold their offices tor one year. Va
cancies In he board of directors are to be filed
1 nv majority vote of the rnmnipIDp her
and five members shall constitute quorum for
the transaction of any and all business.
| The highest amount OF Indebtedness to which
said company is at any time to subject itself is
two thirds of Its capital stock.
The private property of the stockholders Is
exempt from the corporate debts.
Manchester. Iowa, October s, 1900.
JOS. HUTCHINSON, H,O, HAEBERLE,
41-4w President. Secretary.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-31

Prospective land buyers can secure no better
rates than those offered by the Burlington.
Cedar Rapids & Northern Ry.. nor can they find
better land and location than along this line or
contiguous thereto.
On September 4. ls, October 9, 10, November
9. 20, and December 4. 10, round trip tickets
benring 81 days limit, can be secured to all
pc nts on this line north of and including Alb
bot, Shell Rock and Wayerly at one fare plus
81.
This territory includes the rich farming coun-
Il Brooks, located at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. are
our Industrial and Immigration Agents, and
are in position to give full Information relative
to these lands.
ticket you to other various parts of the country
At low rates.
For rates, time Of trains, etc., call on nearest
ticket agent or address
BIC. r. 81 N. Ry.
s7wl Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-31

For growing colts Ravens Stock
Food purifies the blood, regulates the
kidneys, cures scours and exterminates
worms. Itcures colds, coughs, distem-
per, pink eye and heaves in horses. 1t
Is good for overworked horses and old
horses, and prevents mares from drop.
ping their colts prematurely. 1t gives
good appetite and fine spirits, makes
bone and muscle and glossy coats.
For sale by w. A. Abbott, Drugs, Man
chester, Iowa. 31W1
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-31
PIANOS.

Ten years ago took the agency in
Iowa for the Blasius Pianoe. i have
controlled my business without any
partner or agent, have no rent to pay,
have all my own help, and 1 buy for
cash; therefore can afford to sell
cheaper than any other dealer. You
buy my pianos direct out of the first
hand, where you have to pay to others
from three to five middlemen's profit,
as can prove. Life is short, no hum
bug here; honest dealing only. Do not
fail to see the Blasius, Albrecht and
Regent Pianos.
H. GATENA,
43w2 Dubuque, Iowa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-31

To prevent consumption quickly cure
throat and lung troubles with One Min
ute Cough Cure.-Smith Bros.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-31

us there room in the house for me2"
to show how strong my conviction was
against any such easy explanation Of a
crime marked by such contradictory
features"
Two children OH the Dorchester road
were exchanging boyish condolences.
do you know what think about
it?" asked one.
"Naw. How should II"
"Wall, think old Mrs. Webb got the
likes of what she sent Don't you know
she had six children once and that she
killed every one of themY'
'Killed 'em, shef''
Eyes. heard her tell granny once
all about it. She said there was a
blight on her house. don't know what
that is, but guess It's something big
and heavy. and that 1t fell on every one
of her children as fast as they came
and killed EN-"
"Then I'm glad bent her child"
Very different were the recollections
interehanged between two middle aged
dorchester women.
"She was drinking ten ut my house
when her sister Sairey came running in
with the news that the baby she had
left at home wasn't quite right. That
was her first child, you know"
"Yes, yes, for was Mlth her when
that baby came,' broke in the other,
and such Joy us she showed when they
told her 1t was alive and well I never
saw. I do not know why she didn't ex-
pect 1t to DO alive, but abe didn't, and
her happiness was just wonderful to
see."
"Well, she didn't enjoy it long. The
poor little fellow died young. But l
was telling you Of the night when sho
first heard he was ailing. Philemon
had been telling good story, and we
We're all laughing when Sairey came
in. u can see Agatha now. She always
had the most brilliant eyes in the coun-
ty. but that day they were superbly
dazzling. They changed, though, at
the sight of Sairey's face, and she
jumped to meet her just us If she knew
what Sairey was going to say before
ever word left her lips. My baby!'
u can hear her YETI Something Is
the matter with the babyr And
though Sairey made haste to tell her
that he was only ailing and not at all
i'll she turned upon Philemon with a
look none of US ever quite understood.
To be continued.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-31
LOST.

Between Thorpe and Manchester q las. week
With black satin strips and black satin lined.
ftndes pleaso leave at this once,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-31

We pray thee, heed him not who asKest thee
to take something said to be the same as Rocky
Mountain Tea made by the Madison Medicine
Company. 80 cents. Gregg s. Ward.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-31
.HOllistgr Lumber c..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

There may be flies on you and me.
but keep them your buying Nets Sheets and
Stable Blankets Of the largest Delaware county
also have large line Of Light Heavy prices
defy competition. Call and be convinced.
III. r. EATON.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-31

Il have always used Foley's Honey
and Tar cough medicine, and think 1t
the best in the world" says Chas. Ben
der, q newsdealer of Erie, Ps.-Gregg &
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-31

Fast day train. daily except Sunday, carrying
throughparlor car and coaches.
The sun., 1900-11-25

At Monte,air- Belmont. Q: Montclair. o.
Al Villa sNova-Buckneil. o: villa Nova.
~ tMiddetown-wesltysn. II: Amherst o.
A. New brunswick Union. II: Rutgers q
Al Madison, Wis-wisconsin, 81; Illinois q.
At Observation-Disclosures, II: Haverford 10.
At Syracuse-Syracuse A. A.. 5: Ogdensburg, o.
AZ GeitySbur sbure. ~, Lebanon Valley, O.
At tBoidentown-Peddie. 81: BordeHtown n. o., o.
a, Richmond. Ind.-Depauw. 8, Earlham. q.
At South Orange-Seton Hail, 10: Jersey City A.
AT Hacsensack- -Engiewood P, c., 10; orimni
C.,
a, Flushine-st Francis Xavier. Q: Murray Hil
A. C., o.
a, Bnds',on-Dre1el Institute. II: West Jersey
At P!,tsburg Carlisle Indians, 5: Washington and
Jefferson. 5.
AT Cincinnati Haskell Indian. 10; University Of
Cincinnati. q.
"A, ,Ne~buIsh -Newbursh Academy. O. Walden
High School. .,
At Noun, y,rnou-Moun' Vernon IL s. II: Horace
Mann School
AT Mont aLr-Nonteiair NJ a. -: Montclair
AZ Jersey. city Knick,rbocFer P. c. II: St
Johns institute, o.
Al Norfolk rnl1.rs',y Of North Carolina. o: Uni.
versity uf Virginia, 7.
At Prince,cr- Princeton Prep School. II: Eas,
Orange High Sch,oi g.
Al baiumorc Baltimore Medical College, II,
University of MarNl land. 5.
ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 2+-A football game 70 decide
thr Mar land inierc Jllrgate cham pouShp between
Johns Hopkins University. Baltimore, and St J hns
Coll.ge, Annapolis va, played r. day In Annapolis
PROVIDENCE. Nov 24-Syracus- succeeded in
ueing Brown to day In game very credtab to the
visitors. Brown was handicapped by the ab>ence OF
The sun., 1900-11-25
GOLF At GARDEN CITY.
fRtvH wf,s fHf HtHrfONsHtSs
UgTU 4 SgIgNDID SORs
Handicap rfl,u fsksp ~ Snspr sns Dsr'es
Nitc President. team Captures ffW
w~mbr,'' wurh ., t,r '"tUsuHt Co
Iun,lss tptn. Uovn the >ss.sw eis'sss,

\ drs,lirr rain ~ not keep strong muster
~ the Garden ,It. Golf luh r'n'"fh from NJ"
Iluks 'ostntda, Tor thclr nrst annual 'hnniion-
sh.p and hRndiolpz Tho cuutl" eAs IN stlcn.
dd ."ti ION uhl IN IN" opinion ~ stuart ''rdi-
nor. ~" rro'n sinuI records would haN" been
ht, ru hut fer tho i1,,"u"rt ootih"r " 'a'
o"uorIoI thrt Wnltrf 4 travis the nmet"ur
champion, would win tao championship rnd
hc we'll ful'llol expectation. lie did not
beat the Drl ho mad" IN the medal round
~ th" amateur ohampionahip. held at III" sam"
links, ~ 100. hut tn, vas hardly 10 bo csre"t"d
on such -oEgy links Travis began badly. a
sliced drive making sir nee" .'arv on IN" nrst
hole. which should have Doom y '"ur. hut
three nn tho next errcl "'.uI,"i one of the
wasted suokc.
Thereafter Travis played what was perfect
golf Tor the day, a fine three on the home hole
bringing his round to brilliant nnish lie
played with Il II Robertson, President ~ tho
q 4 who did not complete his card There
Wa a close ilrI.h IN the lass handicap be
tween Joe Knapp the former amateur cham
rion rigeon .hot. and q l. iIubbell. who has
fame ~ a rife shot In the Nova scotia woods.
but Knapp won by two strokes on the net
scores W / Daniels won tho lass handi-
cap somewhat easily The summaries follow
~
The sun., 1900-11-25
BOWLING.

The players representing LAnmsn Kemp In The
whol.sale Drus Trade Association tournament
missed everything In sight in the games played al
R.ds alleys yesterday afternoon and instead OF Sc
pins The scores
FIRST oAMn
LAnm.n K.mpIE.mpt i.'; Di1on, lsi; No,
rs 'H0fs e Mst iSs f. Msl IS. Toxnss ~
sEcoSD oANE
LAnmen Kemp Kamm ios; Dixon, ioe No
care. isa Kenyon 20. Mccormick. i4S Total
THIRD GAME
johnson d Johnson Mccormick. 1877 Morrs
i7o carey. 1873 Kenyon. III. tarb.rry. lSa Total
s S'ofs A, s::s cGao'RyPkaEs a a..s IL; H. ss Hsss:;
100 '0'"'' '' pousrn oAMn
Colgate 4 Co ..Barn,s. i,s; Chrys..ii ie,; Brush.
s rs9sn%T T W i' FSt. .4 church
,,s "fi PsrGsr. AZ ia Smith. 70 irocs s4 TOTAL e.s
PIPrH GAME
cheh And Dwgh, s 3,oGS Seh., M i'p Chu,es
c.ssSey. iss sHG scimsaaw sHa ss judge. i1 TOTAL
SIXTH aAME
Colgate 4 Co -Parnes. 1877. Chrystal, iss Brush.
S,sSHIs ana % Johrsssn0Loyi.. iss &i,bsr., 49,
Calghey. l3? Scrmshaw l34; Judge. il Total
The Manhattan. Arlington and Metropolitan ouin-
,, spok ~ ,a5n. 70 running Up scores sho,. q. 200
| nish,, and then divided the honors evenly The
scores
! Iso' Bsusi. ies, Ancn, ieo Total. SSe
1855. Wichern iSG Harioc las Total. asa
SECOND GAME
-Arlingtcn-IIaIoe ls2: Adcks, .os; Buivtnhei
hoier iSs fi,lsr. iss Arnold. iSS Total. SD
THIRD GAME
no 40StHA'f;i @ t.!4 9 Nls9d 1s 6d?y 'ss s. k1s'n US
- Manhattan .so,,nson; iai Batch: 200, Haiier
Pro Paula Council carried on the honors on Friday
nnieh, In the Brooklyn Royal Arcahum tournament
FIRST GAME.
Fulton Council Schmidt, i4s: Weeks. LA; Iiamel.
oa oG efhass% sa s.sa ,ss Camp
bell lla, Meyer. ie?, Cunning. lIA. Total 6s6.
SECOND GAME.
r. AGirondaes n Council -i.es''5 Ia; Sam IA
Pro P.,rI. Council -Rodenh,rge. ~; Me,t
7s5 7s5, 'o''s' 1885, po"'''' ''' Ne"0''' ''' T0'"
THIRD GAME.
Pro Patria Council -Rodenberser i7o: Meek 1885,
| Gorrk.. i34; Powl.. l77 kcmble, i,6 Total 80.
FULTON Council Schmlci, l36; Aeeks. l:0. Hamel
lao; Herbert, 100; fernhach. ioi. Total. 7a7.
uts ss " Harlem I ass. sse. on fsHy night M re-
Tor the Cyclones. The scores
FIRST GAME.
Audubon -Ssher. l6s: Farley, 100: Brand. i3s
, flche, l7n Mctiuifr. lba. Total. sa4.
Premier {. Mn.,., M Koenig. ltS; Dawson. .I6s:
Ullman. i37. l. Moses, i92 Total. 100.
SECOND GAME.
Premier Moses, 1917. Koenig, izs Davlson.
ia; llrAn. i3a. J.. Moses. i65. Total. 744
Cyclone g, Bprt'scT la. A Boeuger, III:
LeT'eau. laa Johansrleyer. iI7; Setter 20I Total,
b5a
Audubon -Maher. 10: Farley, las: Brand. 1885,
Eichr, 80, Mcclure. :t:. Total. a4s
cyclone G. BoetseT, i6a. A. Boeiigef. 1872
1aI.
Two Of the leading National Lsssus teams ~
The sun., 1900-11-25
RACING.
Good Sport at Benn'ngs s-NcCsrerty Buys
Handcun and Gen. Mart Gary.

WAsH1SoToS, Nov "a. Only two frst choices
won at BenninGs to-day. and one Of these.
Intrusive. was at prohibltve odds. II was
the best days sport Of the meeting. The
track was heavy after last nights rain. The
main attraction wa the District Special. a
heat race at seven iurlOHgs. Ii did rot pan out
as expected. With u good field Of ten named
only three we're left to start. Intrusive won
both Nea,a in easy fashion The orst race saw
Maitre, hut he was heaten because Burns out
rode wash audIuud ded 'haIawtI; hone lirst by
head In, the last jump. For the .ecnnd race
had ed to the stretch Col. Balentlnc, tie acc
ond choice. went To TIE front and won easily
chase. with Gov. Rudd tho ,nvoritc and winner
hIt II was close cal, ~ Il Was oniy IN the lRst
arlnnclr was f,yoiite for the last race,
With spcedmas. Dread and PIinSe kichHrd
to tho last jump, where II locked as II 'ar-
X" del son was in favor Of s ee,lnas., Dread
Sl',tIG SI"TG was m in favor of % en,rs r1 Both -
thc deoi siors were loudly his."d
tho wcll-krown ricer Il nonr deaths door II
was only two weeks ago thnt Cawson was re-
seems thathe h,d a clapsc and his physicians
now give W al! hgLe Cawson was To haye
l"fr With Mclaughlin on Monday for Call
4 e McCarer'y to-day purchased Hand
cuf from " = Eurch ard Gen Mart Gary
from v Hitchcock The terms Of both
aales were private,
Tho report, Circulated around the track to-
day. 10 he effect that this mee,ing would be
ev'endcd after De- was cut short by Presi-
dent Rowland, who said there WAS not word
Of truth In II Summaries of the races.
rlrS, Racr Ono uil- ard 50 -Charavind
'NN ~ purnsl, , " and To :. won Macleod Of
bar, III Walsh, 10 'oi place. second Eirkwooc
iOD tiam,s. thrd 7irr. 40 2a hammock.
But,rlv. Mspl" and Decimal also ran.
lortln". li2 Walsh. " and even. won Flaneur
i11 slack. to foi place. second. Dae'gl. 100
took'r. third TINE. T. Cogrswcl; School
ros,.r isa.c Nopptr Nnolgstherrr. hfslIiNlr. Al
llnc Abbott, Annie Darling ard Silverpush also ran.
ThirI Race sire 'oChHss about two miles ana a
Eaif-Gov. Budd. lc7 rFinrirhnl, even and 10 3,
won: I1rob0, iS7 barry, 10 l. for place second;
ir'lSuy, rs tCochranci third. Time, $40 rs.
Facic r-o ran,
Fourth Race tn. Dl'trict Special. for thr,c-y.ar-
olts ard upwart nOn-v nners o' 81 400 in lhb1 or
1900: 5000 added. SPECIAL ~elghs' heats oi sis fur
lonss First htat .lntiusye, ~ Jburrs. to s
AMI out, won. Gol'tev .oa twslsh. 70 for Place,
sscont DcstA, l07 D'nucllyl, Third Time, 81 IS
and out Death. = 70 for place, second Godfrey,
tH'rd. lDc. ! 81 -. Result ~ recr Intrusive
won Death second. md Godfrey third
Ilir Race-Se' en- iuflor cs-SreedmAs, los G'"'nsl.
sto and 3 10 5. won. Carhuncle. los Nc, vel.
= 10 = for place, second, Chafnnius. 10 'I'ani,
t'-d. FiE.c 30 81 Dread. Prince Richard and
MaTihrtt also ran.
The sun., 1900-11-25
To.faysTootbaIi Events.

Fast End +. c. VS.. Columbia r. C. a, N.wark
lroquois r. {. vs. Columbus A. a, AZ Harlem.
Manhattan VS.. Prospects. at fleetwood.
Central 7. c. vs. Volunteer T. C.. at Central Field.
Tiger 4. c. VS.. Comet y. c. second team. al Flush
ing.
Elrhurs, Jrs, rs Monitors at Yonkers.
Taritas A. c. second team Us. Lexington A. A.,
al West New York,
Hhlcyon 4. vs.. lroquois, At Fast New York.
Crescent T. G. vs.. rennin gton a. c., at Newark.
Clinton a. G. vs.. Wah Con Da a. C., at Ton Han
itnn.
Nassau r. c. vs.. Deaf Mute a. c.. at East Nsv
York.
Audubon i. c. VS.. Ocean P. G., al Jersey City.
Warwick T. c. vs.. Con1anche a. c., at Newark
=. C., at Sonkers.
Oriental 4. c. ys, National a, C., at Newark.
mond
indian 4. C. w. Tonswand a. G.. at College Point
lnylncibles vs. Irving i. G.. at Fordhhm.
Lafayette ]. {. rs. Montsgk +. G.. AZ brooklyn
efsyete JtS VS., Junior Colleagues at Harlem.
Pioneer =. &. vs. Omelle a. G., at Harlem
The sun., 1900-11-25
c.p, w.,hburn and Hail Back Barry and tailed to

Capt washburn and Half Rack Barry and failed 10
nut enough VI into the defence to stop the ady
aggressive rushes OF Syracuse The score: SYRACUSE
q: Brown
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. a. Cornell ffeahrnan
eleven defatrd IN. University OF Pennsylvania
eleven at Franklin Field this afternoon BY Ns score
OF 10 W H..
ANN APpor. Nov sA-Ths University Of Mtehi-
gan and Onto s ate University met the gridi-on
here this sftrno IA In an exciting contest NeIther
team was able e. core.
The Mouut Peasant Military Academy football
team wound w heir seaspn At Sing ST. yeste day
by defeating the eleven OF the Lake MohegAn MIL
tary Academy by a score OF 81 to -
GARnyS CITY, Nov. A-rrau Institute football
team OF Brooklyn won tn Long Island interschola,io
championship bv defeating II Paul Sch ol of this
place here this afternoon by IN. score Of "a to3
The sun., 1900-11-25


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sy Swn'J ,,IS. yiy wN,,. qsa,n by uy.r manu-"
'yf. i.., Ems g chs%pon E pic. Open ony 70 horse.
s,,Gnf y s;n$ f,. ,,;.. ,sH: ,s: ,s;a .:R E.
s,soc a. 'r prrvi5as ,hoSsPr1e $50 oi wien
hsnds 'es, L"ri ,''soScsi i.an h.nd. v.aIs s
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wtSy voors,ts sAsss.
r.ru,... ~, -, ,.,s rs,,~., y

Ro'pfes s'urll crowd ~ enthusiastic s'rder's
~" 'lo,ouof NtU iufk ni,"rsitI vns d'', ei
ht tUt tttuil un tUll1so team ~ 'Il" w W
yrHfr.IHN br atufp ~ ~ ~. ~ 20 .rus
untruvn irtsun tpri Iorte ~ hc
lchu tl1Ned The atiis'ituic latb'. Wei 'ld
IItdl"s ~ the beginning ~ ~" snr' nnlv
frs uIF fltt4 Npsc uari ard be-. ''yu Z
illvcI sfuigr' f'n'htll pl'h"rCh N.ril'on
vIa A. uiN 4 uuIr. "saify 'ouSn'cs- ~ l'h
re .l'"l ~ .' us triuf, io nih'l' Nan.
l'.r fhto1 II r-r nd ir ''r ''si
hllf urI .ofol .fU 'iros ~" -" "td w "
Al rt"d what uIsyt hnvs lo"r 'rtc 1a rfl'
twice ii Hamilton s,utc both tir -. 'lt,. gh
w., vrnl rrcd -ir, - 10 lUUr i., ne lic
once y Z bpd 90 lnll ~ H'r n u'''
l..1fd lifo ~ l"si n and Dunn lut'"d io
alfni. Ihr LII r-MI
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Cciomb,a Grammar. -, Cut,cr. n.

Columbia Grammar School football team
won tho championship Of the New York Inter
scholastic A. A.. by defeating Cutler School
at University Oval Yesterday afternoon by the
score of ~ too. II is the first time in ten years
that the school has won a football Champion
ship and the youngsters are in high glee over
the result
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Irn,c,. Nov - Cornell mad" tle largest
score - H." season against the University
q Vermont to-day, d,fca'.ng Ter opponents
hy n scCr. - A. tot Toe 'Ergo sCofs does not
Indicate that cornell put up strong eare q
AGAINST her opponents The visiting team
played with n snap and vim that took Cornell
OF her feet IN the first h1f and three ti'ues tho
home team was lo'd for downs They also
took n hand IN tunnln" tho ball and found some
weak sro'l in the Cornell line summary
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Lafayette. IL: I~htEh. q

EAsroS. Nov. "a 24-1afayette and Lehieh
dug mud out Of Lafayette's Hridiron this after
noon while 500 spectators soaked themselves
I'm a driving rain II was srort for sport sake
and no Jleasure In II fo' any one lafayette
won by IL to o and I.ehigh Is sa,i-fed that the
acore against her Is not higher The .ine-up:
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scnr" il,nro0 \ Y ' g., . rorcrtnsn'
Si1n, wath n.nn. pct sl'',pm touch
downs Stlli. 4 Referee Srth. NArlit'n. n
plt' BrrS y 8 & SIrN'u,Ss incFo'A 'or
Worharg.t w~rhrr-'t ~ dstsi'u G'lren for
connolly ir"rrnr frt Wei Moore fot l''Glcv Tut
hll for Cl-VrtiIn Mal"t fu' y lrHu'. r'd i'r
vote Tor - Drunmond Mclaughlin Tor N.,lAn
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PLAINFIr1D, Nov 24-The contest for tho
Greens Committee challenge trophy on the
PARK Golf club course has been decided. Nor
.ar T Townsend Is tho winner by eleven points,
property The active season on this course
will close with the Thanksgiving Day events.
At d recent rleeting ol representatives from
the clubs COMPOSING the East Jersov Golf Asso-
citation the question relative to tho disputed
Sewsrk-Hside match was settled IA tue
DeeolI, neither Of whom al that time we're
members although Capt Moody In PLAYING
them was not aware ~ TINT fact. The de-
cision ~ the meeting was to play the match
over again before Dec. i6 Neither Croker
nor Degol IL % play In the match II has
ben ararsed TO play the gam at Newark on
THANKSGIVING morning.