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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

Il is whispered IN and about Jackson
that certain members o. the Legisla-
ture are disposed TO cross swords with
the new Governor on come Of his most
pronounced ideas, Il the opportunity
arises. Well, Il is likely 70 arise, but
suoh q threat does not suggest wisdom
on the part Of tho legislator. Its
member should readily recall that the
Governor was elected BY en- unmis-
taxable majority, The people being
iully advised ss 10 HE pronounced
ideas. How was the Legislative mem
berS elsOtedf many of them clipped
In without committing themselves
upon any question or without the sug-
gsstlon Of 8 pronounced idea. We
venture the prediction that the mem-
bers Of the LegislatuFe who are itching
70 cross swords with the Governor
win ind, before they land, that they
are up against q falr-sIzsd proposition
The new Governor ls not only capable
and honest, but be enjoys the IN
qualified confidence Of the people Of
the State. The man who has no pos
aible hope Of heaven probably may be
safe IN persuading himself to believe
there is no God.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

According 10 the report OF the Mis-
sissippi Railroad Commission for the
two years last past, the total number
Of people killed aggregated 2is, and
s64 were injured, In all kinds Of acci-
dents on the railroads in bhe State. OF
the number killed, 90 were employees
and 127 were trespassers. Only Eve
killed were passengers.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

Senator John R. Burton, Of Kansas,
has been indicted BY the Federal grand
jury IN 81. Louis for accepting money
from the Rialto Grain and Securities
Company for alleged services IN ln-
tarcsding with pOstOmcs officials g
allow the company to nee the mails.
Burton is 9 high roller, who oan spend
four or Eve times the salary Of 8 Sens
tor IN 3 year, and 70 has never been 3
seCrst in Kansas that be ls always On
tho lookout for money. Long before
he ives elected to the United States
Senate, while 9 member Of the Legis-
lature be admitted TO having received
large attorneys fees'' from the lob
bies around that body. SO long e
Kansas is satisfied to elect such meE
as Burton, that long may she expect
to be disgraoed. The only surprise 4
that Burton has been in the Senate 81
long as be has without being caught
up with In some crooked deal.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

James ]. Corbett, the ex-champion,
dropped on the train ct Memphis Sun
day and walked about the city with
friends for some time to give the news
paper fellows q chance to write q
column about him and gush on how
nicely he is looking. COrbett Gays be
is out Of the fighting business, that he
has been accepted as an actor, gets
his price to act, aud Is satisfied.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

Have you noticed that a large num-
Der Of the women who are trying to
throw Senator Smoot out Of the seat
he has been elected to by the Utah
Legislature, are old maids who have
neither q husband nor any probable
chance Of securing one? Since smoot
has but one wife, probably he could
effect q compromise by taking on g
few more without asking any questions
&c 60 their age.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

There i no statement IN The red
hot war news from the far East, bul
no blood seems to Gov, as Il used Ia
do In the days OF nInt lock musksts
and the tomahaWk. An nations ara
sOmsWhat shy shout batting into .
war since the development Of the
great machines and deadly imPle-
ments Of warfare.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

After all, the proposed treaty with
Panama ought to satisfy the United
States, since IL guarantees to us every
substantial concession necessary to as
q r this nation's rights.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

Fire on the fifth floor of the Ma
sonic Temple in Chicago, Saturday,
caused a panic among the 5000 Occu-
pants of the skyscrsper, and 3 large
number were injured before the FIRE
was extiuguished.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

The Olsrksdals man who is going to
raise bullfrogs for the market may and
be h butting into . orOakins time. Il
is suggested that many small boys viii
Be competitors and dnd excellent
catches In the streets and allies Of
Olarkadala.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

Roosevelt is demanding instructions
for his own nomination. Hanna simply
says let the States send good men to
the convention without instructions,
and the place hunters are trying to
which is the band wagon.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

Not satisfied with his grip on the
meat Of the country Armour Is now
said to have his grippers on 100000
bushels Of wheat and lie pushing mp
the price.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

The papers Of Memphis are stil tell
ingthe msyOr,in full column editorials,
what bic duty lie. Why don't they vary
The monotOny occasionally and suggest
some things the Governor Of MlSsis-
sippi oughttO do, now that be Is settled
into his oRlce2
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

A large number Of churches in the
country are found 10 be mere IRE
traps, and the public lS thus thrown
into 3 sad dilemma. II they go to
church they T likely TO be burned
up and Il they don't go, the preacher
inslats they viii burn later.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

BY he time TIE Ohlsago people So
Through with those responsible Tor the
great Iroquois disaster, and The shove
ere agAin opened IL the city, there
win Be q Fush Tor tha box omoes q
suoh magnitude that svsn standing
room tickets Win eel ~ = premium.
Chicago s~eht-sssFs ? not mpch
afraid Of are.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

Il begins to look like the present
Legislature win perfect 3 vagranoy
laW which can be enforced 90 as 70
drive the lOaAng negroes who congre-
gate about the towns Ell summer out
into the cotton fields. Thus the strain
on the cooks carrying prOwess win be
waTfowa1
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

Governor Vardsman's first official
expressions have been received with
hattering comments throughout the
entire South, and thinking people al
over the country cheer them.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

The New York Central railroad has
just had built a locomotive to take the
worlds record for speed. 1t is pro-
posed to have this new machine make
the distance Of 1876 miles in one hour.
Want to rider
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

Il is not probable that Billy Bryan
win be able to get up 9 row in the
Democratic party win assume any
alarming proportions, even II be has
been to Europe and hObnObled with
many Of the old worlds great poseFs.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

TenneSseeans have finally discovered
that there Is no hope Of sveF having
fair elections without q change in
their election system which places ell
the machinery IN the hands Of partI-
can officials who always uss It to serve
their own personal ends.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

Carl sohurz is stEl writing long
magazine articles on the things he
doesn't know about the Southern peO-
pie. Carl is much Of . hes been that
never was very much In fact.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

II the canal question could be taken
out of politics, 1t might in time BE-
secured, but as long as it remains in
politics it is pretty certain to fail,
further than to offer g chance for the
politicians to dig into each others ribs.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

Isn't Il about time for the nsWspa-
psrs TO again come out with the pic
ture Of hi Henry, the worlds fair
commisslOners7 OF course that group
picture Of the Mississippi Commission
with the DagO's Governors mug IN
the center, win now have to Be dump
"a into The Junk pile.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

A big bank in Cleveland, Ohio, was
forced to close its doors last Friday.
because Of the cashier overdrawing hls
account $4,000 to cover losses il
gambling on the board Of trade ct
Chicago. The old, old story Of the
man whois trusted, using other peo-
Pies money to gamble on.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

Now we will have high water re-
ports from the upper Ohio and Mlssis.
alppl rivers for awhile to vary the
monotonOus song Of Congressional
debates,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

You KHow SAat Yes Are TakIaa
wnen you take Groves T~asteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that Il
Is sim ply Iron and Quinine in 3 tarte-
less form. No Cure. No pay. SOC.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

Civilization and business demand the
speedy completion OF the canal. We
can surely find other matters to haggie
over politically.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27
L.P. HALFYe LAMn LIaT

QO0 sores 5 miles northwest Of Okolona, 2
O6V room house, stables, O~uthouses. plenty
per aeFe.
XXX acreA This q e dne stock farm, 8
0OO miles east OF Okon0na. Hag dwelling
house snd other Improvements on t. Price
$4,000.
Rl0 acres. one mile east Of Okolona. 6
O1V room house. outhousea and stables,
plenty OF water I acres In new orchard 1
aore IN berries. The whole place in good
fence. Price $40 per acre.
OO0 acres adjoining the City limits Of
OGO Okolona. large house and o~uthousea,
plenty Of water. This e . very desirable
place. Price SIS per acre. This Il 9 bargaih.
IOR acres, q nne farm for cotton End corn
ana grasses, good house and out
houses, cabins. All h cultivation. Price 20
per acre.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

It's amusing to peruse the pleasant
comments OF the late subsidized press
Of this section Of the country On Gov
ernor Vardaman'a first Official utter
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

In the death Of George Francis
Train, whose proud spirit took its
flight from bis modest abode in the
Mills hotel IN New York city on the
Goth inst, there passed from Earth one
Of the greatest, kindest, most admira-
BE associates, intellectually, any man
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

Another great war cloud passed
over the far East last ", Elk, but IL bad
no powder smoke In t.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

81 a total expenditure Of es : week.
In short, be was Citizen George Fran
ole Train.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

The wheat boosters win have 10 set
. move On them to catch up With King
Cotton.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

LIABILITIES.

= v. z SAVAGE cashier OF the Merchants
Il end Farmers Bank 81 Okolona. Hiss g
and exacf statement Of the Assets and Liaoa.
az said Bank on the day and date named
Therein. - shown b. the books Of anne
We SAVAGE Cashier.
SWORN TO and subscribed before ne. q INC
-, tarV Public IN and for the County 6
I Seal fChfekasaw, Mississippi this. the 1And
f-- dav Of January, 1904.
j. L. BRAMLTTT, Notary Public
Examined and found correct.
=. 81. HENRY. Au1ltoFs
This Esd day Of January. 1904
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

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cannot help H.
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fer eammot
smile md iua
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

We are sim guessing whether Il is %
be wal or peace In the Orient
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27

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haa . s,teAl iss@ : seelL -
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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27
SHATERGESIE
SHOEIHG TaE CONDITION OF TEE
Merchants { Farmers Bank
0K0L0NA, go MISSISSIPPI,
On Dso. 81. 1905.
On pee 81, 1sOs

Published By direction Of Chapter "A d
Annotated Code Of 1899.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
TENNY FAILS
TO WIN FIGHT
Judges at Amateur Bout De-
eide in DriscOll's Favor,
Though He Is OutpOinted
BEATS WEST
Whirlwind Bantam Meets
Match in Lad Who Uses a
Left Hand TO the Head

Barney Driscoll, the game little ban
tam. faced his old-time opponent,
Harry Tenny. at Mechanics Pavilion
annex last night and. after lighting
four vicious rounds with the southside
whirIwind. was given the decision
DriscOH fought a great battle. but
Tenny fought a stil greater one. For
all that he was given second money.
Driscon was nearly beaten to the
floor in the first round and il seemed
only 4 matter OF a short time when he
would go out for keeps He came back
fighting IN the next period and landed
a few good rights and Iefts on Tenny's
jaw and body. The latter. however.
kept busy all the time and fought his
opponent TO a standstfI- DrfscOl was
there with another strong comeback in
the third and fourth rounds and. al
though nearly in. he fought gameIy and
fOOTed Tenny twice with right swings
70 the jaw. At that. Tenny was land
ing two blows 10 DriscolTs one. The
sympathy OF the crowd probably in
nuenced the judges and they voted
against the man who won BY block
Frank Edwards fight against
Tommy West. the whirIwind bantam.
was the event OF the evening. Ed
wards showed eIeverness and game
ness that was more than astonishing
and he succeeded in beating down the
boy who has been in the habit Of best
ing all his opponents within two
rounds Edwards got started with his
straight left in the second round and
he kept right after his man without
letting up West made many wild
dashes 70 7ish his man. but Edwards
was always there with a block or a
punch and his great work brought
home the money
Charles Smith lasted only half a
round with Frank Mayaeld Young
Dempsey finished Hughey Carr in the
same length OF time. Frank BrisrIy
put Jim Kelly away in three rounds
and Harry Williams OutpOinted Harry
Hawley after four rounds OF desperate
fighting. The bouts were held under
the auspices OF the Bay City Club and
brought out a fun house
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
ELEVENS MEET
VISITING TEAMS TO-DAY
Stanford Ready to Try
for a Large Score
Against Utah.


STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. A.
The Stanford varsity football team
lines up tomorrow against the eleven
from Utah Agricultural College for
the final game Of the preliminary sea-
SON The result of the contest should
be an easy victory for Stanford. as
Utah is in a badly crippled condition.
having only four men in fit shape Cap
tain Nadsen, left tackle, was badly in
jured in the Multnomah game. Olsen,
the opposite tackle, will not be able to
play.
With the exception of Thompson at
left guard the cardinal team will be at
its strongest. and an attempt will be
made to roll up the largest possible
score. 1t viii be a good opportunity to
judge the speed Of Lanagan's team, as
well as a test Of the endurance Of the
players.
Beginning Monday the football squad
will go into secret practice for the
week During that time the men will
perfect their team work and will prac-
tice some new and complicated plays.
By Thursday the men will be In readi-
ness for the great struggle with Cali
fornia.
The lineup Of to-morrow's teams viii
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The entries
for tO-mOrroW's races at Aqueduct
track follow
First race. SIX and q half furIongs, selling
Right and Tue los C0unterpoise I6s Astaritz
ll6. Emergency IO2. Foxy Kane III. Invinci-
BE loe. Hskiu los. Pat Bulger los. Et Tu
Brute 1o4- Young Henry II2
Second race, one nile. selling-kickshzw 81.
Housstead loo. Ethics ie5. Out Of Reach III.
Charter loo Akela 102. Briz-horpe o. South
Iriubis i05. BrfEznd ios. Prince SaIm Sainl
s. Topic lo6. Dimple I01. All Right %.
Third race. i've and half furlOngs. selling.
rWu-gear-1I1s-Bsr1 Arthur 81. Esterre "a
White Marsh 103. OlseEo 101 Dazzle 81 Fancy
Dress -. Diamond Flush 96 DanseuSs g.
Bella Savage 1O4. AL Scarlet 1o4. Hlghborn
-. Coususl0 II LOO. Nellie Russell %. Bzlltg-
erenr 10f. Foxy los. RaIberr 90, White Stone
q. Lang Dolzn %. Uncss rs. Applaud 81.
Fourth race seven furionzs. Bayviex handi-
Israsllte 1O3-
Fffth race, one and eighth miles handi-
cap-Grenade Ia Psrslsrence Ire. Lord Badge
lis Deka1er H. Cl0verLa1d l13 Akels 112
sixth race- SIX furlongs. maiden rVo-year
0ldE-Red Ruler 1ol. Blucher 110 Ken I01
Yorkshire Lad 10. Cedzrsrrprus l10. BIZ Bal
ley II 1i0. AilU1eur 10. Only One 10 Mettls
I0E. SuDrens Court 1O7. Grand Duchess 1eT
Courier I07 Critical 1o7, IsmziIfsu 107. Sa-
lEdin 10. Bella Signorz lot. Blue Pigeon I07.
salt ard Pepper 1O7. HzEtrsy 10. Chimney
Sweep 10
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
GREYHOUNDS IN TRAINING
FOR A VALUABLE STAKE

ey will be apportioned and the field Of
ficials selected There will be No
coursfng at Ingleside Park on Saturday
or Sunday OF next week.
The cOursing at Union Park to-mOr-
row will be provided by two stakes. 4
class event with eight entries. and a
ffty-six dog reserve stake The likely
winners look TO be:
Class stake-Pomons. La Rosa. Richard An
ton, Lucy Clair.
Reserve srake-Rich Array, False Alarm
Concord Trzles. Gold Chain Texas III Crzv-
ford Belle Lord Brazen- Polka Dot. Una. Idaho
Boy. Paul Dunbar lone HILL Nj Amigo, Real
Actress Dorothy II. Golden Garter. ColOred
Lady. Texas Black Lips. Sir Wtnton. Ragged
Actor WEd Eorsh, Siroc, LfberztOr. Royal
Spirit
Two stakes, a class and a reserve.
Will be run to-day and tomorrow at
IngIeside Coursing Park. The likely
winners look to be:
Re~rvs stake-Pasha King. Red Brick. Fire
Brick Young Kerry P7ppin. Cascade. sunny
South Mount Eagle. General Fremont. Belfast
Forest Fire, Bella Lloyd Pfksr. Jerry Wright.
Rose Tree Commercial Traveller. Pure Pearl.
Duncan. Blue Craig. DOreen. Alcatraz. Esua-
tor Maid OF Glen. Rusty Anchor. Pasha Pleas
ant. Mark Twain Bob r. Kintla. LHlu Girl
Joe Hill Free Costa. RockIin Boy Agfrator.
Class stake-MellinwOod. High Born. Jigz-
raaroo Loretta Ouida- Bright Columbia Little
P.unxsr Eagle Bird Sacramento Boy. Vfna.
Northern Alarm. Fretter. Fair Flying. Tom
Hurifck. Reuisso Amino Conroy-
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05

The final football game for the cham
pionship OF the Academic Athletic
League Will be played on the Presidio
grounds to-day at 2:s0 p m The con-
testing teams viii be Lick and Oakland
high schools. This game is attracting
more attention than any academic
game ever played in this city. Oak
land has beaten all competitors across
the bay, while Lick has proved its
supremacy on this side
The local high school team is playing
football as il has never been played
by a prep" school team before on the
coast. In the Lick-Palo- Alto game
Lick averaged three plays a minute
and the game was the fastest OF the
season In practice during the last two
weeks the boys from the Potrero have
been averaging five plays TO the min
ute and If the game to-day is not a
The local eleven has, developed almost
perfect team work and its play is like
clockwork-
Coaches Smock and Cavanaugh, who
have Eastern regulations, have deyei-
oped the fastest team on the coast and
the one nearest to Michigan in style Of
play. Stars have been eliminated and
an eleven developed that depends on
no one man nor set Of men TO do the
work The eleven men are Of about
equal ability and each man knows
what is expected OF him and does it.
In Dietz, Coach Smock has the best
scattered field" runner in the league.
but he believes that a star" tends 10
demoraIize a team and do away with
team work For this reason it is more
than likely Dietz viii not get q chance
to shine.
Lick has three good backs in Smell.
Seminario and Merritt Smell, the full
back. is given the ball on the shift play
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
LAToNIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 4.-The entries
for tomorrow at Latonia follow:
First race cne mile seTIfag-BeIItoone 9s
Ny Alice es santa Luna los. Eva Claire los.
Phiora Io3. Ruth Parrish IoS. Iole IC3 Doty
1oo. Two Penny 101. Florence FOnso es Gil
gsntiC -. Dod Anderson I0s, Rachael Ward
1o4. Ped White and Blue as
Second race. SIX furiongs. pursz-The ThraIi
1ct Big Beach 1O2. Manfred I03, Exalted l0s
Scotch Irish 103 Ffrebau 109. Gold Enamel
11S. Mint Smash I03. Arthur Gunner 1O3,
Eurrzmznu lie
Third race two and a quarter niles. the
CIub Members cup-Seversuch 60 Reserva-
tion 10 Che5oyzan o. Barney Burk IC2
Cursre 80. Prism l02. Judge Hines 10s. (Reser-
walton and CheboyEan. Hend-y entry)
Fourth race. seven furlongs. purSe-Schwarz-
Esld 10l sir Gallant i04 Estrada Palma l04
The Regent f07. Msggs 1O4. Stand Pat I0I
Floronicz 1e1-
Fifrh race and sixteenth miles sell
fuE-Frivol 20 Apple - RzinIand f05. School
mate 100 Woodlawn Belle %. ReQuitsr 106
Merry Pioneer IS. Brooklyn 100. Benckart 100.
Jcn Lesser 10e.
sixth race, seven furicnzs. purse-Dzrthulz
1ef. Frances Dillon los. M1fdoon f04 Sweet
KITTY Beilzir los. ErIa Lee 1O4. Monet los.
Mss Jordan les Gwen 1G4. Gssconns 104
Itascz 1o4 Hsrii6a Io4 sans Occur 104
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
EVIDENCE THAT RADCLIFFE
STOLE REVOLVER REJECTED
Police Officers Trace Alleged Murder
er's Clothing From His Arrest
Till Produced in Court.

The trial of Harry Radcliffe on the
charge Of murder for shooting and
killing Andrew Riley at Ninth and
Folsom streets was continued yester-
day before a jury in Judge Cooks
court All the witnesses, with one
exception. were policemen, and their
testimony was chiefly to trace the
clothing and other property taken
from the defendant at the time of his
arrest till they were produced in
court and to show that nothing had
been done To them
Dennis Stack was called to prove
that the revolver which the defendant
admitted was his property had been
stolen from him while occupying a
room adjoining the one occupied by
the defendant, but Attorney Lindsay
for the defendant objected. The
Judge sustained the objection, hold
ing that one crime could not be
proved by establishing another Be
sides. 1t had been admitted that the
revolver was the defendants.
AS the deputy sheriff has not yet
returned with George l. Clayton, the
defautling witness for the State, from
SoulsbyvilIe, Tuolumne Couty, the
case was continued till next wednes-
day morning.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
Berkeley Men Dedicate
the New Gridiron
Field.

BERKELEY. Nov. 4--The last open
air rally Of the ''rooters" before the in
tercouegiate football game on the 18th
inst. was held tonight on the new
California field The affair was called
a dedication" Of the field 1t was in
charge Of Eugene Hauett-
Freshmen brought quantities Of wood
for a gigantic bonfire in the center OF
the field. and by the light OF the blazing
boxes prominent students and alumni
addressed the shouting rooters until
enough enthusiasm was kindled to sat
isfy the exacting chairman Of the rally
that California would not be lacking in
vim and noise when it came to boost
ing the blue and gold men at the big
game
The serpentine was danced around
the gigantic bonfire after the speakers
had all been heard and cheered to the
echo. For thirty minutes the men
paraded on the field, while the univer-
sity band played college airs and the
great throng Of spectators shouted their
appreciation Of the picturesque spec
tacIe-
The team will line up against Nevada
tomorrow and an exciting struggle is
expected