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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18
FROM AUSTIN.
Both Houses Of the Fthg stature Are tiets
f. ting . IN tn business.


Austin, Jan. 16-At the afternoon
session Of the senate Thursday. on mo-
ton Of senator Savage: the senate
chamber was rendered the Daughters
of The Confedeaaey for memorial ser
vices to he held on the evening Of
Jan. 49, the anniversary OF the birth.
day Of Robert T. Lee,
Senator Hicks presented petition
drawn by committee OF the Daugh-
tefs Of the Cpnfederaey Of San Anto-
Mo- asking that the Legislature desig4
nate as legal holiday June J. the
birthday Of Jefferson Davis.
IN The house Mrs salIie Meadows Of
Eturry county was elected assistant
postmaster. Rev. l.. l., Tucker Of Up
slttr was elected chaplain
Acting on authority Of the honse
the speaker appointed MeaErs Green
Hagan and Aiderdien to notify the SEN
ale that the house was ready for bust.
HEsH, ETId HEssas1 f5Tvf#fUFU7 fSHEs uni
CnnnalIy to notify the governor,
4 concurrent resolution offered by
MesHiB. Wieneff, Murray Of Wilson
anu Green was passed providing for
q committee to net with n senate com
nittee III arranging for the unwilling
Of the Houston and Austin statues on
Jan 10.
Mr.. Mulkey offered fest luton tn
permit each member of the house IN
expend not more than 81 a month from
The contingent fund for newspapers. 1t
prevailed
4 resolution was adopted aathofiza
Ing each member tn draw postage tn
the extent Ut Ssa.
Mrs. Noble, who afted as postmaster
Of lie house during the temporary or
g4niHasiph. and Mr. Dhaian. Who acted
as apnFEeaiJer. were eaeh allowed S15
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18

A Clear syrrfs ina lsrntFt mnu what
Ypu Cha Ne Nsih ii.

/
Yrs s'ttu he Nsii3s II.
| III" most practical tuu>rri"nrr in tbe
i household Is go01h rl"4r brain that
Can plan work aud t>fcjH" il With the
| least lntmt aud frwrHt Steps. Many
women gu about their Wutk without Il
plat, aud estetn a. think IT lut one or
| two things NJ II time, HnI this il more
! noticeable IN The kitthUrl ana dining
Euntn. There II where thousands If
steps Hro ,uilF tnletlt amounting to
| ntttrs Of travel ut The h"St. hut tnHuy
il mile at uF"tlicE% travel just fur want
| Of plan ana thought tlut Should pre-
| cpt|U nrtiru.
| Are N"it going ~ stairs With Just
| one thing There may y" others that
| n"eh IN I've tHken uP. 81. In coming
| down.. tr0tr tl1Hu ellc Thing tn bring
| down. Are yuu stttitig tine tNltlrf Take
| aR hlauE dishes nj u1e visit tn the chlnu
closet aH possible ou trNY III III the
hands. having the Things most needed
| nearest the haitU4 and IN putting the
| dishes away make as few trips ns you
| can
| IT yuit 20 tu tho rrtlAi' for slintier sup
| plies. bring IN Il pan at Il basket oil
| yett tired If you are about 10 bake.
| get everything together nj have things
! SO handy tllut you need untr to rphrh
0tit OF turn around to gnt what you
| net4t Make uttu dish aud spoon tiae-
| ftlI fui several thihgs without washing
If you hafe much ~ cook.
Have plenty Of woH. coal and hot
and cold water ut htmi before You
begin tu cab{ 1t will aa, hHttts and
aprons ~ hltye plenty Of holders and
small ioHtls du usa about the stove.
Wash tltHta uute nr twice IL week. Az
| heatts paper is dUfHFin to Use In the
oven tn protect tt59tl ffdul burning
Plan 10 at town all yoti can while ut
WORK. fnt there 1lp many things done
Will, standing That Whe1t sitting ih a
chair uf suitable betght with il rest
foF the fret would save injury al aeh-
Ing hdgE. * -. T.
Wien ironing II is n Rl'ettt relief to
sit dNsvu Ii part at thg title ut least
and get ont Of HE hu, Of waiting
til tile tinthas ft3'fnps with eacIi Espa-
rate article tfaHeds There are many
things tIlht do mot require amy special
airing atid may lH put nWaS at arsce.=@
Health Culture.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18
I,arfag scheme Tsasttate.t

'resarkana. Tex. Jan. ld.-A during
scheme 81 escape from jail by Lee
NeigeI4 charged with wife murder,
was frustrated at New BostoT. An
9uther prisoner IN d rel next to that
occupied BIZ Weigel gave the plot
AWAY d the officers. When Weigai,a
cell WAS searched two fine steel saws
we're found, With which he had already
sawed some of the bars nearly III two.
In d belt around his body s30n tn rash
was also found.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18
wh, corn,,read Isn't Coed.

One reason. according to all ex-
change, why rity people do not eat
more eprnhread Is beeatise the coed
em1lbreaa cannot be niaae ffon, the
commercial eort1meal It Ii uverheat-
ed In rapiel grinding md II afterward
kiln dried to Keep Il from becoming
nIusts From such Hieas good bread
eafnet be inade. Corn should be
ground slowly mud not TOO finely, and II
should be eaten within q week after
grinding In Summer OF two weeks in
winter.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18
ROUNDING Up

saetaInx The Cattle Together tn Drive
uat IL Uhlskaaau satin...
rhirkaaa. III Jan 1s.Araptain j.
O.. West aud twenty six members Of
the Indian police THURSDAYS morning
began the work uf rounding up ard
driving up $4,000 head OF cattle be-
longing to Maxwell. Morris and Nor.
ton. the principal nonresident own
5ers of cattle lii the GhirkaHaW nation.
This Ii the result pf their persistent
refusal to pay the tribal tax of Is
cents d head. The police we're recall.
ed from Rush Springs and MARROW
yesterday BY Telegram. nnohilizing
here Thursday morning. The cattle
will he driven ACROSS the South Cana
dian river Into Oklahoma.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18
E4tlllsf sstiaft.Itltea,

Attstif1. .IaH. The executive rep
reHelIfatIFea ct Tie various labor or
sailtsstlaIH who are attending the Leg
islattt1e saifttsted the organization If d.
inint t3tlin H1fItce With j. A. Lawson tif
San AHfaniU chairman aud Joseph
Movers OF i.adoflfa SECRETARY. The rail
read b1.uthprhnas1s and the trades
unions have eitt xsfud into 4 close anita
ton and will work together on lagfsla.
Tive questions.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18

Guthrie, Okla. Ian Is. The council
judiciary committee will be Messra.
Maeslflgale ard Gore Committee on
federal relations Iii W1akIer. Webster,
Woolsey ana Matthews The house
roillmittna pn rules vas remudeIaa II
Include Massfs IntlIs. Jones' Of dewey.
WAGNER Robinson Mathews. RaIllng-
.ef and Speaker IioW1es. "a resolution
to prevent smoking III 4ithar house
was presented BIZ Mr.. Nesnitt.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18
PARTITION SALE
10. zzsn-It1 Fifst DistrIeI

NO. F9GtE+-sfH =IlfSI G1S1IIEIEt
Louisiana. Parish Of Cttddfs III
s Weinstoek et ais vs.. Levi eo ~
BY virtue Of commission cream
the Honorable First District 900
Louisiana iii The above etititl j
and TO me directed | will effet: II
lie auction for sale. according
for the purpose Of effecting
between the parties litigant. at
ripal front door of The court 40
Shreveport, LII, ssufing the lens 81
for sales, OH 55a2. g
SATURDAY. JANUARY Sz75l
the following described real
wit Lots six and sixteen 400
Two, hot1, inclusive; lots f rulls q
fofty~ffne. both inclusive. 10
fifty seven. fifty weight. fiftY-a7.oo.
Weitistoek's subdivision iii
Shreveport. Louisiana, as IS.
said subdivision recorded III
book L. page fs4. Records
Parish. La; $500
Terms Of sale cash without
appfaisentent.
S. J.
Sheriff and Ex-Officio AHctDTS.
do Pafist1, Louisiana. oaA5o
Caucasian, Dec. II, 1909. ,ES-Pe.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18
Henry stArr tos,.ulntesi

Washington. ian, lss The prcsf-
dent noa.1muted the fiifteen.year sen
tenra of Henry Starr, Of the Indian
Territory Starr was convicted Ia
1898 og manslaughter and also on two
charges uf robbery He served four
years In sisil, pending his trial and has
since served i've years. with which
time allowed for good conduct Is
fnnre than equivalent to the sentence.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18
fisses ases,.sie iseia.,..s,s,

papus, OK. Jan 1s.4T. i. ray and
two sisters. living at santa Lucia,
about forty miles south Of here, were
poisoned BIZ unknown parties putting
arsenic Id their food. One Of the Ia.
dies III dead and tile other will die.
MI. Kay has ii chance To recover. No
elew exists to the perpetrators OF the
foul deed
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18
rracts.ret IseIls Legs.

vinita. /. 1.. ian. l5s.N. +. Rider.
clerk to the United States attorney
Tor the Northern district Of the Indian
Territory. jumped from q buggy at sa-
pulpa and sustained i fracture Of both
legs
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18
An Easy and wholesome Dessert.

Elanei, half n cup Of rice. Then add
salt. d cup md half Of water and half
d cup OF milk. atid cook III a double
boiler until the liquid is absorbed and
the rice Is tender. Remove the rfnd Of
four sweet oranges and cut them in
slices. Boil together one cup Of sugar
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18

and one emp Of Water afe or six min
lltta 81 until d sifttn Of gteui weight
Is obtained. tiieu lei cool. Dress the
eliess Of grunge III ttsif eeEIfer 1T the
dish, lie bot rice III i sraiatn around
them 'ealis Ila ssold sissll over the
while. and ssslsae q gitee Boston
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18
D.
SUCCESSION NOTasa4z5
No. 77,z--In First District so

No. 55l2-In FIRST DtsFr1tt. 80
Louisiana. Parish of Caddt
sion of A. i. McClelIaHd IS Si.85ah5
Notice is hereb'. given that
Cleiland ha sthis dav a~+efieper shell p
-ointed administrator of said
and unless opposition he ms.
within the time specified by }. nc s.
be appointed as prayed for S2.2s.
Witness the Honorable Ac,
Judge Of said Court. this Il ID. lac. !
December. ttr2. picked p
i. 4. LEONARrra,lps rosste
Dec y. toO2. .zatAc.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18
1nesa Hires i ss4ss

Puerto 6sahelID. Ian. a6he Ger.
man cruiser Stineta Ill etansef Nesnes4
sias night fired she'll at Ia ylgia. the
fort ernvnIIag the Hills behlnI this
port. he shell lafela was Hrssi be-
cause HI Ell wera believed u lbn iii the
fnFt ~ nIoaed Without causing dam
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18
TEXAS Mao E /.


Fort Worth Jan. 49, gasefnor.eleet
Laahatn was hare Thursday. He leasea
Neaflerfafls fer Austin Sunday: Mr.
IanhBm viii Ia itlausarated III d
Prince ALBERT Htttt made from goods
n1Hn1lfantHfsa by the WOODEN min III
ANags, Washington friends presented
him With q silk hat
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18
Condemned BY the tssss4sssssss.

solnnaIsia y. Jan exasnor
Afsssnasassy was aalsst for i'd sx PRES.
sion ~ 4, BE- Il onzalaa sfsssa ]
In said II al ssaasa ID
nIufahIs AlIai aud that II asl i can
tAy hulaI Is lust lit,s 81 il iiafsf
the Fa1atisasss Of q a IL Il filter lii ear
m Is.a e "a Iss,lss ni1s,E hs tes
TIL Is one
aslltas II slfts II q
ID
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18
SUCCESSION. No IEIl

No. foE4-!n First District
Louisiana. Parish If 1saatitH
sion of Mrs. Ruth Il Raglan
Notice Is hereby piven tltat
Martin has this day abnIied {
pointed datfve Discriminatory -
the last will ard testament af
+ Raglat1d, deceased. and tiaF
sitinfi be made thereto within
specified by law. lie will lie al
prayed for,
Witness the Honorable Al
Judge If said Court. this Isl.
December, tfoz. p
+. 4, LEO ga
Dec. ~. 1pnz,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18
SHOT IN THE STREET.
Lieutenant Governor TilIman Com.
inits The Deed,
AN EDITOR Is VICTIM
The Unfortunate Affair Was brought
About IsHriue the Recent Hot
Political Campaign In the
Palmetto Stntes

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s' 50 y s',,' ~ s's.'''i Stamina anu =
49," ~ = s,iss' s's'''ss s'e'a''i f'Sh''
- 81, :, ''.'''',..s
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go '.s. - eAs ."Ns.= se',I.'n y eaa'
-. ~ 80 - .'i ~ =, arc t'ss'eo
go ,9. ~ '..s's'' Z e't'V'''e" va 'e'
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-, .ss : ~" Y. f.sAe8 eslo' +"
s sAssA sAs's .,''af "''sn sns ,'s s'a'
..s s.sS' -, -, - 1870 @ . 9''n
49, 800 y s''3'ss'''es
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-. 8 S. 49, $
IS. s'ss - S. ~ 8 S. sss
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ss,s1as. ~ 8 '',5ss1' 11.esss
ass1.
~ a1as'se'sa =a4'e1as.si'a y Is
.'''sss11''1'1 1.'l''sa am e''A nm g ee.
. 1..s asssasal saaet1ssfft. Niits1s 1s8 was r.
Z lassfsssa g VIC pistol alf. one With
Witch he shot Mr. lsaH9ains and d aae-
md larps 1avalyaf= Ii ii ra1ihra.
rel, - s.. s s
j IS & s. e = '7s 80 S
70 Ille steta u all Wfisafs=1le 1s fi1atier
protection ri the uffirafH The only
attributed ns1t4sa cor Ills Al,t,4,tf,,p Is
tt.a, s,,s,., IL. .,ss...,. g.
Sc - lsa s''ss1 $50
{ Ton pa1 ton rs 1ittei.i " posed
Lieutenant Governor TilIman III his
saes ft.r at,earuf,,,
s.....,... 8.
~ ~ ae1.a7ss s'fss - '''aa eaIaas
na1gn ~ 8 Lies iti his f1Elil lu tie
I feat Mr.. TiIlmati had aaifurialiy cali
I'll him : tsssl8aa,,s,,.sa MA 11ar1. =,
a''h a1sss '''ssaaa'a assss' i11aaa 81 s.
ea1luiaate' mud q proven ]
Ii w4a this and other such editorial
- Il il, t,,.,,,.,s..s1
i &,
s. ~ q
since ehe iifHf primary aA1'anst W
1902. Mi. Gonzales has had liitItIt1g
ii a4ss Hh..,,t M Isilifuat. exfst,f Il,
II, 81 81 s. ~
Is,
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s n.aass.n '1s
IF y aaaasses' lA
llil l, ieIs tna state , mouse l.,st
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IT sIs's 81 IN Is WIS
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Vasa n 1T = no 81
laae s. q 8 af1 e IS, TT = ny
sV.ae'a7e aasaaosea. sIann1p a1sW u
~ 49, e. ''1
ahsfsf VIZ Sc Is eaae a'faH sas there
was aas.1sata s. aaasi al1aat a1.sT 1he sa,,a.
1nA oI al1iiail s s'spf ass "
aA IL 1 1911 Aaaisa
- feeaaseaa 1saaaf mess g anu 1feaa s
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ia s as1 eef1alil 81 eaa 1fafe.ks
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~ 49, e ala u. Ieaf pvt
INNS y ~ Noaau nHsts#1aefsfa e
: 8 shef were vt ~ ai1oasI
W. of Three o1hers Has 1hes laaa II
s sasla, Unit ala''I IS h31hh g Wy
: pas.ol
allsela ]. ssasA "
Tue 1917 p8,o1 ~ oea..s
pnt nhasr allaest netaes. II wa eisl.
~ 1911
assa Is Ia, ,a,sa anJ tl,s,, ar1ar IN
ss : !.
hs,, .gs,.s laa 81 Ma s ,ra z
IA 81 a. ala Tll1maa If,It, Ma, ii.
49,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18
GfI.sEI41Nt atelII

7tFEJ 2 l3tsI=EI u EIIE7E t<tHIIIH Vt =
istna. Parish If EglsItl,1s
Of Mrs. Dora Witl1efs. u
State Of Louisiana, Parish ted
Notice is hereby given that 4.
Nttlters has this day applied 1rii'
pointed administrator Of sur 4
sion. and Unless opposition
thereto within the time specific
he will be appointed as prayed Z
Witness the Honorable ga
Judge Of said Court. this ~
! December taoa.
T. A. IEDNARIa
December a. 1909
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18
Supreme sss.ea sssia.afass.

Guthrie. Okla. ian. III. he supreme
court has adjourned until Feb.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18

|
bic for the fattlt~ or ct,ttttae,s S. S
putat,ool 1T 5uv furthat 80 ~ sllf %
unoair boo,n, Iuo The rt ,Fs,,s ,sa3
| the State ~ r,,, a,,I.srrfha.isssssas'll
owned II" 1un. u,r ',ail AM It,s.'
| in utpaus-,. u.r H.,r tho r{E5 ~
derng tia. ,!4t,r pult ~ - 49,. "a
any #, ! h"I,r,r =, any Hatt flE..s
The aturuw 1T In -,octt e
Dom, apd H., ~ n Inv fsfFfs
parish IN ihr ~, a1,rc of -, 4 I5s
at1d II. " I"n1rh. competent
oeSSe*s' n,' "'' ~" 10th tla' Of f1ssss
her. n w." '"'f ...
y Johnson
w H. IoFlNsf4s
Hy 7: \. l9llilsEI
~ IipDl1.=.
=, ". ltNFPIssfRst
y ~ ER4
+ l. + >RkER.
At'r~f ...
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II, W. L}l;i'Nl =.
~ ],l' Y kENDlAlIIsaIs
Notary l'nh1r. t1'ld" Parish, IaiHslzal
ahfevet"Fl Ill, Deg ~. tqn14FIF g.
undersigned hereby ~oh~eribt. Il
capital st'Hh "f l he ! \, inltitststfl Sd
her tt5tt7tt.ltlE III tI1e u!tllet -
= 9ffes'1 tata 1,, ', 80 ,r,..pos
~ 4 ;,a1,,s,,,, /, l.. "
II = t,aad st,,rn ~ : -
~ III tfsrnrs,. yt,,re
+ { :" r; 1A sl, ,9' =
tiasisss sl,,ro
>' ) ~ '>e - ''''''
Sworn 10 ami subscribed hefofK 4
this soth day Of December. A. d faEz
ALLEN RENnAIsia
Notary Public. Laddo Parish, IatisIsH
State Of Louisiana. Parish Of IasIll
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-18
ARTICLE V.

This charter may BIZ changed, altered
Or amended fexeent lis to increase or
decrease The capital stock of The cor-
Boration may he dissolved at rcncral
meeting Of the Stockholders convened
for. That ntfraose. with the assent If two
thirds IF the capital stock. Ten days no
lice of sitct meeting shall he given Ivy
publication a. Iiefeinbtfore provided. In
case of The dissolution of shis corpora
tim BY limitation CT otherwise. its at
fairs sI1alf be HqH5dsfed By three Conn
fItissiosefs selected bv and ffotn among
the stockholders nj meeting called liter
due nefiee for this nHrnose.
ARTICLE VI. ...
sale assignment Of transfer by
ats. stakeholder 81 his stock shall effect
The corporal 100 unless made u Ire
III S 81 sIf8gls4
The sun., 1903-01-11
A DOG show for New Rochelle.

The first annual dog show OF the New
Rochelle kenDcl Club viii be held at the
Casino Opera House. New Rochelle. on next
Thursday from 10 O'Clock in the mornin e
TO 10 nj night 1t will be for the benefit OF
the New Rochelle Hospital and conducted
under the auspices OF tie Ladies' Auxiliary
Board The entries. will close on Monday
will Frederick Jenkins. 5 Railroad place,
New Rochelle. There will be classes for
over irty regular breeds and four for non.
dos,ripts" " will be on. Of tie best small
owners o make entries for sweet
g. arity's sake" will be q. NJ. CsInochan, who
will show is best fox terriers: Messrs. Croker
! nd Gnrtncr, VITO viii s'nd bull terriers
J l.. towlcs, cOllirs: sidney Holloway. grey
hounds ". Parker. Great Danes: Richard
bonnellv. lrisn terriers; Mayor Fiske Of
Mount Vernon. cocker spanies: II. 7. Foote,
scotch and black and tan terriers. with many
OF ers OF counl prominence as owners Of
Iloroughh bred dogs
The sun., 1903-01-11
BOTHNER HURTS SHOULDER.
Lightweight Champions Future Career On
Mat Thre ltened.

The future of George Bo,hners career as
wrestler will depend upon a physical eS-
arnination which will he made in few days.
OF late the light weight hampton has been
troubled with pains in the left shoulder blade
TO such an extent that at times he has been
unable TO move his arms or hold his hands
above his head. Ic has had the member
massa accd on several occasions. but to no
avail Yesterday afternoon one of his pupils.
II local physician, examined the shoulder
and found that it had been much strained
He advised Bothner to have the X-rays placed
on his back 50 as TO find out the exact nature
of the trouble.
Bohner Is worrying good deal over the
injury, and hopss tina, the N-rays VIII not re-
veal ANYTHING that will incapacitate him from
appearing on the mat in future, About
two years ago ] hurt my shoul ier. said
Bothner to THE SrN reporter, but II did not
trouble Inc until recently. On the night OF
the jenkins ma tch f"lt some shooting pain,
which seemed 70 double me M every. time
turned On my stomach ] hope that ] won't
N~ye 10 rntirc "a 7 "m in "ro"i shape now
Otherwise and have sever al imr ortan' matches
o,i Ny i,nvrlCi.t mi 'ks .g.a' "a" VIII ne
able to llx roe mp all right II no bones are
broken
Bothner is at present ma tched to meet
Eherha Hulm, August Faust aud Leo Par
dello His contest with the latter Is slated
for mex, "Wednesday night at the New Polo
e. George thinks that he will he able TO
on
The sun., 1903-01-11
COLLEGE ATHLETICS DISCUSSED.
Delegates Agree That Professional Clause
Is Too Exacting-Yaie stays Away.

AMBRIpGE, Jan. 10 The annual inter-
collegiate athletic conference WAS held here
to-day The session was the Nth that Ia :
been held since Brown organz'd d the cor fer
ence There were present to-day. besides
the Harvard athletic committee the follow
ing representatives: Dean NJ 'k'ljohn of
Brown: Profs Kemp and KircGwey of Co.
iunibia: Prof Dennis NJ Cornell, Nr Geycln
Of Pennsylvania. and Prof Fine Of Princeton
The conference was h'ld ia the Harvard
Union The cn,ir" nectinK WAS given 10 the
discussion o! the professional clause in the
eligibility rules The rul. as II now stand.
in u long cumbersone thing und allows great
many interpretit io.r IL NHs The Unanimous
opirioa TINT tho rul. should he mad" shorter.
and tha, many of the technical points should
he elm trntCd
All OF the representatives agreed hat many
men who have been ruled out OF athletics ro-
Gently were amateurs To all intents aud pir-
poses and that these should be allowed I,
compete They believed that more discretion
should be given 10 the college athletic COM
mi.tee- in deciding each case on it, individual
merits. The di-cusSio resulted In the np-
poi l,inR OF n committee consisting OF Prof
Hollia Of Harvard. Prof. Fine Of Princeton
and Prof Dennis Of Cornell Iais committee.
Sa> Instructed ~ !!lr ip "a GcU s;,g dGi
port AZ The next meeting Of the conference
which will probably he held az Cornell on
Memorial Day next spring
Vale was not represented nt the conference
An invitation was sent 20 Walter Camp hut
he did not appear
The sun., 1903-01-11
Girls Play Basketball.

Strai..M. clean basketball won for the
Erasmus Hall High school girls tca'h yester-
day over the Jersey City High School five
in League inntch of the champion ,hIp series
o. the Metropolitan High school Girls Ath-
letic Icague. The contest occurred Mt the
old Thirteenth Regiment Armory. Brooklyn.
Erasmus Hall scored four points In the first
half and six in the second. Jersey City was
shut ont. the final score being Erasmu, Hall,
To- icr-"y City. O..
The Adelphi College girls team played the
Normal College AhmnT team in the Adeiphi
cynnasium yesterday and lost by the final
:, ore of 10 points to Z. In the first period OF
rlav Mis- e.. Schroeder made two roals for
Normal alumnH: Miss Green, and Miss Blum
/. while lor the Adolphinns. Miss TObin Tailed
In IA. ero ond half Mis- Katharine Murphy
made n goal from the feld for Normal while
Miss SchT oedar also shot a basket on an
assist by Ml>- Hawley. Miss Cassamajor
shot q basket for tdelphi from the field on
pass from Miss Flanler and Miss Hoschke
shot two and Miss Tobin one goal FROM the
foul line.
The sun., 1903-01-11
Bis Thronx on skates In Prospect Park.

For the frS time this winter the ice on the
smaller chain OF lakes in Prospect Park.
Prooklyn. was sufficiently thick TO permit OF
the lakes being thrown open for skating yes-
terday morning. In tho afternoon there
was fully 1900 persons enjoying their first
skate OF the season on the park lakes. Toward
evening Park Commissioner Young ascer-
tanned that the Ice on the larger lake was
suficiently strong and he gave orders that
thi. should al~o be opened 10 the skIters.
In all thirty-two acres Ui skating surface was
utilized by the young people yesterday. and
last night for the first time in the history of
the park the lakes we're lighted by electricity.
Heretofore kero acne oil lamps have been used
10 light the lakes M night. but during the
summer poles were erected around the lakes
and the electric lamps were put in service.
Tho ice averaged FIVE and n half inches in
thickness Police Captain Mcnamara and
his men were on duty to handle the large
crowd
The sun., 1903-01-11
GOLF.

PISEBURsy, y. G. Jan. 10 LEONARD Tufts
Of Boston offered three cups to be competed
for In a mems and women's handicap coli
tournament which was played here to-day.
There were two classes IN the mems tourna-
ment. Drvid c. Dick OF Toronto won the
cup In Glass 4. He had a handicap Of IL and
turned in a net score OF 80. A. l.. Clifford of
New York won the cup in Class B The win
ner Of the handicap tournament among the
women was Miss 81 Eleanor Freeman of the
Nontciair, y J. Golf Club Miss Freeman
Is ~ years old and made gros. score OF ii5;
her handicap was ~. her net score was o.
In the afternoon the Northern golfers,
who have been here O fortnight competed
in a tournament for three silver cups don natpd
by Percy oliver Of New York. The first cup
was won by Charles Dayton Of the Glenrdre.
n j., Golf Club. who had "a net score of rs
The second cup was won by J. &. Bats Dana
Of the HillaDdale Coli Club. stamford Conn !.
who turned in a net score OF 81 Tie third
cup was won bv GEORGE y Brown OF tho Mont
clair. \. J. Golf Club. who turned in net score
Of IS The Northern golfers return North
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