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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-07-08
License Must Be Annually SUBJ
mitted.

The question of license must be
annually submitted, SO holds Judge
Whiting of this circuit. The follow
ing memorandum and order in the
matter of p. r.. Crothers and j. l..
Bunday VS.. l.. w. Barber ct al, as
trustees of the town of Hetland, by
Judge Whiting will be of interest to
our readers:
State of South Dakota, ex rel, P. r.
Crothers and j. L. Bunday,
plaintiffs, VS..
l.. w. Barber ct al, as trustees of the
incorporated town of Hetland,
Kingsbury county, South Dakota,
defendants.
The above entitled proceeding is
one wherein writ of prohibition is
asked to restrain the defendants from
considering petitions for, and issu-
ing, licenses to sell intoxicating
liquors atAratail at Hetland, j. being
claimed that defendants have no
right to issue licenses for the reason
that there was not held an election
in said town in spring of 1904 to
vote upon the proposition OF grant
ing licenses.
1t was contended by defendants
that prohibition was not the proper
remedy, but the Court is fully con-
yinced that under the facts agreed
upon there can be no question but
plaintiffs are seeking the proper re-
lief.
The only question for determine
tion then. is whether or not an af-
firmative vote each spring in any
city, or town, is Necessary condi-
tion precedent to the granting OF a
license.
The contention OF the defendants
is that our law is license law grant
ing to town boards and city councils
the power TO grant licenses in all
cases, except where restricted by a
negative vote of the people. The
plaintiffs contend that the law is IN
effect a local option license law, CIV
ing to the voters, aud not to the sew :
eral boards, in the first place, the
right to say whether licenses shall be
granted and the boards are powerless
unless the voters give them the right
to act.
Under the old 1897 law, and as it
remained up to its amendment in
1901, it seemed to be the general
opinion that our law was in effect as
contended for herein by defendants.
There was, however, what seems to
the Court to have been a radical
change in this law IN 1901.
Section provides for the amount
Of license to be paid to the county.
Section 2l provides that towns os
cities may also collect licenses, but
only from parties who have paid
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-07-08
Crowds Going to the Circus.

Intense interest has been aroused
in this vicinity by the announce
ment that Ringing Brothers i'm
mense circus is to exhibit at Huron,
Friday, July 10Th. Several big ex-
cursions will go from this vicinity
and local people will be represented
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-07-08

Coles Carbolisoap is a luxury as
well as necessity. It's an absolute
ly pure medicated toilet soap, deli
cately perfumed and is invaluable
for infants and people with delicate
skin. Unequaled for use in hard
water as shampoo. Sold by all
druggists.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-07-08


crossed the George Moody far m
which was the last seen Of him. A
huut for him was made all day Tues
day without success. Miss Berg
lost $40 and few small articles are
missing,
Mrs. Lewis Clement and daugh-
ter Bertha, mother and sister of Mrs
p. A. Randklev, arrived from Berlin,
Germany, Monday evening and viii
make their home with Mrs. Rand
klev for a time.
The Congregational ladies vii
serve ice cream and cake on the
school house grounds Wednesday
evening, July 18th. An organ and
gramaphone will be on the lawn
Everyone invited.
An important business meeting
Of the Ladies' Aid of the Congrega
tional church will be held at th,
F. B. Dsnley home Wednesday after
noon at 4 o'clock. All members are
requested to be present. Important
w. G. Wright, of Lamars, Iowa.
departed Thursday morning after q
visit with relatives ia this county and
south Clark. w. G. spent year
here and then moved back to Iowa
aud spent year. His visit here al
this time was mainly for the purpose
Of securing location SO that he can
move back to South Dakota.
DE Smet's celebration OF the
Glorious Fourth was success, lal-
though attended by much smaller
crowd than that present at the Old
Settlers celebration on the 10th OF
June. Father Desmond, Of Huron,
delivered an able and pleasing adj
dress in the forenoon after the par
ade. In the afternoon two ball
games at Athletic Park were pulled
off. The first was between Lake
Preston and De Smet high schools,
with score largely in favor of the
home team. The Lake Preston boys
are altogether to light to run up
against De Smet. The principal
attraction was the game between
Highmore and Junius. The latter
team has not been out long and were
compelled to take two players from
Erwin and one from De Smet.
Everyone expected Highmore to
walk away with the game, but the
Junius boys did excellent work and
pounded out three scores to High
more's one in short order. At the
seventh inning the score was
four and four and it took the last
half of the twelfth inning to give it
to Junius by score of S to 4, and
the last score was by Ben Rehfeld,
the De Smet player who went in to
help make up the nine for the Jun
ius bows. The Highmere team did
some excellent work in the field and
behind the bat, but we're weak when
it came to connecting the ball and
stick. The Junius team were little
weak in the field but had a good bat
cry and were good batters. Both
teams were composed OF gentlemen
There was none of the senseless
"beefing" and jangling. Street
sports and trap shooting occupied
the time after the ball game until
supper. In the evening the fireworks
attracted large crowd and it prov
ed to be fine exhibition. Our visitors
that day seemed to be satisfied that
they had been we'll entertained.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-07-08

Constipation, headache, backache,
feel mean, no appetite, all run down.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will make you we'll and keep you
well aud keep you well Money
back if it fails. 35 cents. Tea or
50 .i..,i .iss. oTisi 61fadiisy g Drug Store.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-07-08

county license. Section % provides
for municipal election to decide
whether license should be granted
and also provides that if the vote is
ia favor of license then the corporate
authorities may grant permits for
sale for ensuing year aad gives no
express authority to grant any
further permits for later years or
from year to year until another vote
shall be had.
The amendment of 1901 to Section
/, which to the court seems to indi-
cate plainly that the legislature
meant that an election under Sec
ton % was an absolute prerequisite
to the granting of license, was as
follows: provided, that no retail
or wholesale license shall be issued,
except in accordance with the pro-
visions Of Section 23." Unless this
amendment is treated as meaning
less, then before a town, city, or
county board can grant license for
sale in any town, or city, there must
be held the election provided for in
Section %.
This is the view that our supreme
court has taken of this law in the
case of Hamm Brewing Co. vs. Foss,
reported in 81 N. W., 584, wherein
the court through Judge Fuller, in
referring 20 the intoxicating liquor
laws of this state, say: "Section %
of the act relates exclusively to the
granting of license to sell intoxi-
eating liquors at retail within the
corporate limits of the various cities,
towns, and townships in the state
and requires in Each case as posi-
tive condition precedent that the
question Shall Intoxicating liquors. i;i iaors
be sold at retail?' be annually sub
mitted to the voters OF such munich.
pal corporation, and unless the ma
jority is in favor of such sale no
license can be granted"
1t is true as claimed by the de-
PENDANTS that our supreme court did
not have to construe the effect OF
Section % in order to decide the
above case, but when this Court con
siders that the above case was one
involving the constructions of other
parts of this same law, and further
that the members of the supreme
court could not but have known what
had been the Interpretation of this
law prior to 1901, and could not but
have known what great weight would
be given to anything falling from
their lips, whether what it said was
necessary to the case under consider
alton or not, we say, that when this
Court considers all things, it feels in
duty bound to give great weight to
what the higher court has said, be-
lieving as we do that that
court used the above words only after
careful consideration. Furthermore,
regardless of what the supreme court
has said, this Court believes the
plaintiffs contention the more rea-
sonable.
1t has been thought by some that
when vote was once taken, no mat
ter what its decision, it would contro.
until another vote was had, no mat
ter how many years might elapse,
and in this case j: appears that in
1903 Hetland voted 10 favor of
license. But we agree with the
supreme court wherein it says
that the question must be AN
|NUALLY SUBMITTED. And
lin the case at bar neither
must be ANNUALLY SUBMIT
TED. And ,n the case at bar nsithsr
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-07-08
CEMENT
w A L X s
Hunt 6 Warrington.

All work guaranteed not to crumble
Address, Hunt & Warrington, De
Smet, S. d.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-07-08
fU|v|l y, Repairs, Repairs Piping, ing
Watertanks, Lawns Piped, Gas
Piping and Fittings.
Il. KRUMVIEDA.

At De Smet Lumber Co.'S Building.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04
stimulates Local Industries

The history Of the salt iuduitTy shows
what Protective Tariff will do. Ia 1851
there was no tariff on salt. IL WAS very lii.
tie produced In this country, most CT what
we used being imported from England. In
order TO encourage the production Of salt
In this country, Congress In 1861 put a
duty Of 60 cents barrel upon foreign made
salt. At that time the usual price for q
barrel OF salt at retail was about $2.50.
The duty on foreign salt stimulated the
production Of salt by the people OF this
country and an extensive industry was built
up. 10 1865, owing to home production
ard the competition Of local manufactur.
ere, the price Of salt bad dropped to 81 70 a
barrel, and in 1872 II told at OIL 10 barrel.
1t was In thls latter year that the Tariff on
imported salt WAS reduc to 80 cents per
barrel. In 1890 salt at Wholesale sold IS
low az so cents barrel, barrel and all. As
the barrel cost about 20 cents the manufac.
lures got about 80 cents for bis salt. The
duty At that time was 80 cents, conse-
quently 1t would be wholly out Of the g1es-
tion for any one TO claim that the consumer
paid the tax In tbi, case, since the price Of
the commodity was no greater than the
duty, and the price had, In the cou,ae Of
twenty years, dropped from $3.50 a
barrel to So cents. 10 1890 over five mil.
lion barrels Of salt were produced 10 the
United States.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04
pemocys,lc Conyen,Ion

The Democratic County Convention Wal
held 10 Bennington. Monday. ard eight
towns were represented BY 30 delegates
The following u ket WAS placed In nomIna
tIon;
seraiofs, Y s Harris OF Bernif gion, y
c, Reynolds II Msrchcster: assistant jad
ges, o J Conroy OF Arlington. c. X. Haw
kins Of Shsftsbufy probate judges, II. A.
Lyons Of u .nningtor, W. b. Edgerton OF
Manchester high balllg, J. N. Beebe q
Dlrsei; county eemmialcner, Allen Z.
Briggs OF $ arsburg.
j. ". d. s Merrill. who has hled q nom.
nation as candidate for states attorney on
81 independent ticket, was Endorsed. A. J
L,yelAsd ard ~, X. Tint were nominated
for sheriff. Attorney Msurer vourhed for
the democracy Of Mr. TIT, who has always
btea considered republican. ba. his name
was dnallv withdraw, sni Mr. Lovelsnd
was chosen.
These will constitute the county commit
tee for the cemi two years: c. y Ovis
OF Manchester, William b. Wall Of Dorset,
Amos Aldrich, John X Robinson Of Bennirg.
ton, T. Hoaie Hall OF Pownsl, A. B. Haw-
kins Of SALISBURY, Ward l. Lyons Of Ben
nlngton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04

tswf "a lhs csgtty wEf fsyresezs1a bss
ispaxrovs. Tss egrreStias scsupsed .
llstls tfr ~ bear IL 10 hrssess The pfo-
e.,slss, u .h<h ves hsrmsnssss. sns
nsmlalsiars we're ma6e sn aecordsncs vi d
he snnounosment zade br the leaders "
The party several tsys ago.
TeeJ srs SsnKtor,. w. l. kaislson oi
Shsfl,arrr. J, W. Pewter a Manchester
state, .,tarrrr. W. u. Daley e. Benrlfg.
tor oiisiss, iscxes, wiiiilsn @ Peck oi
sasegsis. S8rmin /. Maltison es 6iss,tr-
berg isdxcs q prctsb, J. v. csrpey 81
Bssrisglos, ". b Esssfion Of k.se.es.
.x' high hsian, II. @. sunnsf a. Saart.
burg counfF commissioner. W. A. Vail
os BsEriDgtos ;eocafy committee Desey
Of Bspsingtor.E c. woods Of Arliss.
Ton, T. n. Dsulsa q Sou b SALISBURY,
u, I BA'ebeiset 81 Peru, y v. Potter 81
Postal, W. D. Hose Of Rssdsboro.
Tie couvenilon adopted tsol1iions ad.
hering 10 the national ard state platform,
ard the pr,stp, local option license law,
9Th sreh Amencmen,s ~ the Incoming
legislature tnsy recommend. Every one Of
the nominees 10 high license mau. There
wu but little enthu,iasm manifested and
90 speeches.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04
ApyIua TO MoTHRRa

Are you disturbed ct night and broken
Of your rest by . sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of QUITTING teethf II &C
send Of once and get bottle OF Mrs. VIM
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth,
ing. It cures dysentery. disrhoes, regul
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie. soitens the gums, reduces inAams
ton. and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslov's Soothing
syrup for Children Teeshing lie pleasant
o the taste an ! is the prescription OF one
Of the oldest and best female physician
and nurses in the United Ststes and 10 for
sale by oil druggists throus hout the world
drioe Is 10 Ia Q bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04

writes sYs. ch.s. Apologize, a. Alersn.
arla, lad, ''ssd ccua hardly Set arr
sl~p. / aad conFcnpsloa 10 bad hat u |
Walked block would COACH fiishaelly
and splg sleod, hsi, wkea al e,her medi.
eins failed, lhne VI % bottles a. Or.
Kings New Discovery Wholly cured NE
and gained - psunds Ia sbsola,ely
guaranteed 20 cure Coughs, Colds, Ia
Grippe, Bfpnehllisand Al Throa, and Lung
Troubles. Prize 50; aud 81 90 Trial boz.
Ties free Al J. y. HMa's, Manchester, J. n.
whipple's, karehester Ccnlrs drug sterc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04

Thom,s ragssrt Of lodisna WAS elected
chairman Of the democratic national com
miltee Al New York Tuesday, July 10. In
dorsed BY nearly every member Of the CON-
miitee, the day after the convention ad.
burned at st. Louis, u has been known
ever slrce that only decree Of Judge Par.
ker 10 favor Of come other man, or the con-
sent OF Senator German TO sccept the place
could proven. the selection OF Mr.. Tsggart.
A strong fsht was made for German, bu,
the vote was finally made unanimous. The
committee elected Trey Woodson Of Ker.
tueky secretary aud John /. Martin OF Mist
curl fergeant-st-arms.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04

An interesting statement 10 that which
gives the otiels figures OF Jspab's foreign
trade. Compared with the big TRANSACTIONS
Of other commercial nations the totals arc
not impressive. Ba! they Indicate remark.
able growth ard great possibilities. and
they have a special sgnincArcc for the
United stAtes. Jarsns expor, trade foi
1908 ws sila,7si,2il, the prIneip.l i,ems
beirx tea, slik, ak tisires. cotton ysrrs
ard matches. OF The sales abroad nearly
one-,hird were made 10 the United s.Ates.
which 10 Jspan's beat customer. We pur.
chase mainiy tea, raw ak ard sIIk ,issues.
Last yssr Jspans imports amounted to
sls5gsa' .sss, 40 sgaInst only t.o, Ssi 900 In
1920. Here. too, tho United States 10 In
the lead, Ger sale. 10 the Oriental Kingdom
having risea from s., 400 600 10 The former
year 10 s2a. 900 900 Ia the latter. wi,hin
ten yesrs our exports 10 Japan have !r.
ERASED nearly 800 per cent. The fse,a and
ssrres show the drifi Of trade IN the Par
KAs' ard prove iha, the American peo.
PIE sre holding their own 10 that Local
Nr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04

A few days ago Bryan made this state
ment; ~ would rather be a senator than
President, because | believe | am better
equipped for the duties of Senator than
for those Of President, and could accom-.
pli,h real good as member Of the Senate.
Blu, whether will be a candidate do not
wish TO say. Whatever might cay would
to misconstrued. IL 10 perfectly under
stood, however, among Brysn's personal
friends that he will be candidate, and they
expee. him to carry the Legislature. They
sdd that his new issue will prove strong.
sqd predict that be will carry the lesislA.
,ure even II the State goes Republican BY
1900.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04
Mose, NJ, Jones. Assistant Postmaster

Notes N. Jones, Assistant Postmaster
at the Poultney postofilce, was arrested
Friday evening BY United States postofflce
inspectors for robbirg the mails. For some
time past complaints have been made to
the Postcfilce Department Of the loas Of
letters containing remittapces In cash or
check, which were sent and received
through the Poultney ofle. 1t appears
that early In the week two government
inspectors arrived at Poultney to carry out
plans already consunmated to catch the
guilty party.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04


While reports from the board Of health
indicate that there 10 very little sickness 10
the Philippines now, there was never q
time slnce the American occupation Of the
Islands when they were threatened by quar-
sn.Inable diseases from so many points ~
at present. Plague 10 epidemic Ia southern
Formosa, according to infornatiod recelv-
ed by the public health and marine hospital
service. About 30 cases Of plsguc per week
are being reported at Hong Kong, and, In
addition TO that, cholera has made its ap.
pearancc At that port. The latter IL con-
sidered a grea. source OF danger to the Phil
ipplnes, because the run from Hong Kong
10 Manila 10 only two days, and the trsfiic
between the two ports 10 very heavy. Pla.
cue has also made i.s appearance In and
about Annoy, 10 epidemic form, and cholera
IL reported AZ Saigon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04

Robsf, u. Pstllsor. twice Democratic
govtrrtr q pepnsylvanls, add twice
comptroller ef fhilseelphis, died early
Monday q, hls home 10 overlook, ssuburb
Of tha, city. Patumonia with wesknes Of
the heart was the cause Of d,sih. He was
hfty.lhfee yeArs old. Mr.. Pat,lson's health
had been rgu down for some time and IL
WAS further impaired BY hard work ., the
Democratic. national convention. Mr.. Pat
tison became suddenly worse Sunday after
noon And suffered a general collapse, due 10
par, 10 the Intense beat OF the day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04

mssr yesr tAsr hare. lived In the Old
barney homestead. SEQ 10 survived ~
hr,aAtd ard t-o ehiiarss, kv. J. DAD.
sisl,s - nsski gtof. D. C., sns ksfiisntr
Bupsy % Psrilssd. Ne.
--Tfs Groes Mesni.sa Boy, 81 East Al.
Iitgtoa de,ss,cd C.nbglsxs q, csmariase
Saturday siisfroos By The fcofs Of u TO
a. Hsyd wss In the boz for Arlington
and pitcissa = msgnl q sni game, shsitine
Csnhgiase Gu: after The third isnlrs,
without lii. Ths fsatp-s a. Arlington q
play vas the battery work q Hayden and
sati' asn.
SYNDICATE.
--Ma. Dr., y v. H5yt l. slo~iy lmproy.
ng.
--Csrolise RasdaIl has reiurn,d from
her stay Ia Cambridge.
Mrs. Cole ( lie Ard scn hsvs return
ed from kankakee, M.
Professor Nichols and wife wire In
town The h-st a the week
M. ard Mrs. Peter sayder Of Dorset
are yisltIsg ffleads In town.
Mics Carrie Hoyt q Dyerss1rs, Tenn.
Ia q, her old home, Aothony Galipo's.
Mrs. VIM. waters who has been quite
III, i, better ard able TO be about the house.
Rev. Mr.. Harris will speak 10 the union
chapel next Sunday evening at 80 T.. NJ.
Mr.. Johh Torreps and sister Maggie Of
ws,ervlie', n. Y, are home for weeks
vacation.
Born July % a son TO Mr.. aud Mrs.
Fred Il Smith, weight o. pounds.
-F.B. Randall OF Salisbury Depot and
X s. Randall Of Cambridge, N. " were
here last week on fishing trip.
Mrs. A. W. Prindle returned Monday
from visiting her son In Waterbury, Conn.
Mrs. Hannah sade OF Cambridge was
visiting her sister Mrs. Randall last week.
Mrs. HennIg OF Buffalo has had her
sumner residence and out buildings newly
painted. Also John McCllnty bis house.
Mr.. Harris will preach next Sunday
on the "Absentee or the Lost Blessing"
The work Of repairing the NJ. L church
Is progressing very rapidly ard 1t is ex-
pec,ed tina, 1t will be ready to be reopen
ed the last Of August.
The Ice cream Social that the Ladies
Aid held at M. u. Hurd's hall last Friday
evening for the bentf. Of the church WAS q
great success. There was large number
prefent ard all had 3 fine time. The East
Arlington Cornet Band Of Thirteen pieces
was Ia attendance free Of charge to aid the
church In Its beiog repaired and many
thanks are extended by all to the band for
their fine music on the occasion. $26 IS
WAS received.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04

gober, sawyer aud George y Reid, en-
ployed by the city Of Montpelier dlggisg !
ditch, had q narrow csc % from dtait
Saturday, Jaiy IS The ditch eavsd 10
burying them TO the shoulder Sawyer
had both legs broken aud vas lfIared 10
,srnslly, and ia II a serious condition
Reid WAS bsels bruised. |. took thirty
minutes 70 Dig them ous.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04

Nasal Catsrrh quickly Yields TO trsal
ment BY Ely's Or sm Balm. which is seret
ably ssoms.io Its received through The
nostrils. c!csnses srd heals the whole suI
iscs over which 1t ditiases itseli A rem
edy for Nasal Ca,atrb which is drying G,
exciting TO the diseased q mbtsne should
GOT 70 nssd. Cre.m Balm 10 recognized q
. specine. Piee 80 csIts 81 druggists OF
by mail. A GOLD Ia The bead i'm medistely
disappear When Gram B-lm IL used, Ely
BROTH re. b6 Warren Street. Ne~ York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04
Tine thlrd annual tournament Of lhe Yer.

The third annual tournament Of The Yer
mont State Golf association will be held
on the links of the Rutland Country club
August II, Is ard 10. The prizs win be
competed for under the rules Il The United
States Golf association and the Rutland
ground ruler. For the state championship
match there will be solid gold medal for
the winner, aad solid silver medal for
be runner up. The various events are
op.n TO regular Members Ct clubs Of the
Werner safe Golf association.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04

Union block, Castletop, the best business
building In the village, was burned Thurs
day, July 81. Loss 5000, partially COW
cred by insurance. Origin Of fire unknown.
A falling brick wall Of the burned building
damaged w. s. Preston's house adjoining
to the amount Of $1,000. The building con.
tanned several stores, elaborate rooms Of
Lee lodge, r, q A. NJ and headquarters
OF the local @. A. r.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04

TIE Harvard and Yale athleies Won .
slsAai victory over The OIfore .Csmbricss
teas = osort eish. London, wIanirx ,iH
cot q The sire sytnis on the program. u
wn lhe WORT bes,lhx ever received frcm
The Amsficsns since the International later.
university gsDss were insegurstd, ave
wears fge. Yale won four Of the events
Tor the American team, taking Ali three Of
The ntd evesIs ard The high hurdles. HAr.
ward s0n tao Of the polni,, namsiy the 100
yard dash srd The quarter mile ruu.