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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-29

uNea hate kidfsf bladder lrou.
De and do rot use Foiey kidney
cure geH Sill have out Yourself @
hame Toe results atit positively cures
easns s0Id 81 1plt Drug store gN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-29

~ S Gmg T. UakgH|o Ind.
writes Scr ten wears ! was confined
fo mg bed NIth disease 81 ms kidneys
ID Aas 81 severe thai / could du8t move
Part O. lhe time consulted tie yefy
tast medical sklil available. huf could
get uo relief uuii. foieg Kidney
Cure was recommended 20 me u has
been q Gufisefni go me Sold hy reo
pies Drug store DIS
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-29

During tEe suWmef kidney iffeeu.
laflfies are often caused b excessive
drinking q helng Ufeflaafed Attend
10 the klauefs 81 anca IS Using 20.
less kidney Care ssIa b Peoples
lifur stafa. d
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-29

Tie wreck 0f the TseuUefh Century
flef Is said 70 haW been eauaed hy
The hlandef q s li.gsarold bog aiio
had meddled WiIh switch
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
We are in receipt of the premium

We are in receipt Of the premium
list of the fifth annual fair to be
held by the Prowers County Fair as
sociation at Lamar on Wednesday,,
Thursday and Friday, August 30, 81
and September 1, 1905. The regu-
lar premiums in all the departments
are very liberal and should bring out
the best there is in the county, and
there are also numerous special
premiums offered by the business
men of Lamar. Chas. w. Maxwell,
manager for the Lamar Milling &
Elevator Co., and secretary of the as
sociation, offers a ten dollar gold
piece to the finest baby under twelve
months old, and VIM. Warburg of
fers a seven dollar chamber set to
the mother of the baby taking first
premium. This ought to bring out
all the babies and of course the par
ents and all their relations will have
to go along, so the indications are
that there will be very large crowd
at the Lamsr fair this year. Holly
Chieftain.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
Apostrophe to LImbureer.

Owing to the fact that the restau-
rants went out of business the first
of the week, the editor and stan are
baching-that and other reasons-and
yesterday a rural subscriber brought
US in a piece Of limburger cheese. say
ing that If we didn't care to eat 1t
we could use it to drive away ants.
Will 1t drive away ants? Will 1t! Yer
lily, | say unto you. 1t will drive away
dogs out of a lanyard; 1t will drive
buzzards away from a carcass; 1t will
drive a herd of buffalo through burn
ing forest and a mule through barb
ed wire fence; 1t will drive a man
crazy II compelled to stay within
twenty feet of its polluted presence;
indeed, It will drive away ants-and
uncles, too. and mothers and fathers,
brothers and sisters and grandmoth-
ers, even to the seventh generation;
still there are some who claim to like
imburger-Freewater (Ore) Times.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
Prowers County EaIr.

We publish below a few OF the
comments from neighboring papers
on the liberal premium list for this
years fair. We have have heard
lots of comments from those inte.
rested and all have been favorable.
The premium list of the fifth an
nual fair held under the auspices Of
the Prowers County Fair Associa-
ton is being distributed. 1t is a
we'll gotten up boon, and the prem
iums offored are far better those Of
previous years. Tue fair will be
held at Lunar, August 30 and 81
and September l.-Granada Times.
The Premium list of the Prowers
County Fair Association is out. The
farm and garden departments call
attention of the valley farmers to the
list of over 200 premiums, and all
are invited to bring something and
cooperate in making this the finest
display ever collected in the valley,
Bent County Democrat.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02

young man, and they are still 10th
to believe him guilty of the charge.
He claims the cause of his arrest
sprang entirely from jealousy Of
parties to whom he refused to give
positions since he has been holding
his present position, and it is hoped
by the many friends he has made
while here that he will successfully
prove himself innocent of the charge
preferred against him.
From the Granada Times.l
Mrs. ID. W. Robinson is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. d. II. Dickson.
Hon. G. q. Goodale was down from
Lamar, yesterday, on legal business.
The special car of Bane q Bassetts
prospective buyers was here, Thurs
day and Friday.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
Tho Fair,

Secretary Maxwell has offered $1,000
prize for the finest baby under twelve
months old exhibited at the Fair and
with the large increases that have been
announced in the past few months IN
Prowers county families this should
bring out fine display. Mr.. Maxwell
is raising the Denver Post price and
paying $40 for single babies instead Of
twins. VIM. Warburg offers a 800
chamber set to the mother OF the win
ming baby.
The speed program is being printed
now and includes harness race for
Prowers, Bent, Baca and Kiowa county
horses. half mile heats, also free for all
trot and pace for horses in same coun-
ties. There will be cowboy relay race
each day, and in addition the usual fine
program of races.
Through an oversight Jersey cattle
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
County Notes.
IFrom the Holly ChieftianI !

itrOm the Holly thleftlanl
j. p. Pinkham has been shipping
wheat this week, having loaded sew
eral cars. The wheat crop in this
section is proving itself to be win
ner this year, averaging from 20 to
so bushels to the acre.
There are some fine fields of oats
throughout the country under the
Anlity canal, in fact they are all good
and that country ought to have some
fine exhibits in this line al the La
mar fair Wheat is now being
threshed in that section and is yield
ing forty bushels per acre.
The beet sugar factory is a scene
of great activity. As the time for
its completion draws nearer at hand
work in all the departments seems to
be pushed ahead with greater energy
and each day makes many changes
in the appearance of the work. Men
are at work all over the main build
ing putting in the heavy machinery.
which is arriving daily. Painters
are putting the finishing touches on
on the sugar warehouse. There are
about two hundred men now at work
on the grounds.
Sheriff Thomas came down from
Lamar on Tuesday and arrested r.
q. Shuster, manager of the office of
G. Leonardt, contractor on the sngar
factory. It seems that Mr.. Shuster
is wanted in New York City upon a
charge of emhezzlement, but as to
what amount we did not learn. Mr..
Shuster has been here several months
and conducted himself in such a
gentlemanly manner that every one
with whom be became acquainted
believed him to be an exemplary
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02

were left off the list in Department j.
but the association will pay the same
premiums on them as on other breeds.
Assurances have already been given
that La Junta aud Las Animas will
have teams in the tiremen's contest and
it is expected that Garden City ard
Rocky Ford will also be represented.
A contract has been made for merry
go round and the pleasure of the fair for
the children is assured. A large de-
mand is already being made f,r privi-
leges of all kinds showing that the peo-
pie who keep in touch with the public
expect big attendance.
L. II. Manville, superintendent OF the
grounds, is having the buildings and
fences repaired and put in fine condi-
tion and President A. N. Parrish is get
ting the track in excellent shape.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02

Through an oversight Jersey cattle
The oasis., 1905-11-04

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 t9NIAN LODE. Beginning at corner No T. Whence N M Nol bIs 49 dcgIee- min- 0tes N lNO ft fo corner Na a. tleut. x sf degrees al minutes W. iIla i tltcamef Nu 8: thenee 3i degrees 70 minutes g s0O t t0 corner NO I, iaeutital with corner N3 6 ef the l klouGyke lode; thence < @ degrees 5s inin- ute- l. 257 t tg corner Ne ,, thence $ ll degrees x minutes r, 59o ft ia corner No6; theicc ia degrees z minutes E, 3ib 1t Co corner No l, the place ui beginning
 M0NTEZIMA LODE. Beginning at corner No 1. identical Mlth corner No 2 tuMtNet lode 0l this survey whence v M M No bfs 70 l degrees 70 mlnutes W 6uO 1t to corner No 2. ! thence al degrees 5l minutes " HAS fl to corner ND3; thence \ d degrees 70 minutes l E. G09 1t f8 corner No tence 8 degrees 5l minutes E, i445 it 70 corner No l. the place Ci beginning.
 The locations are recorded as follows Klon dyke in Book j. page Fl, Contact in Book 1 page 625 ct seq, Muntezufua, Book z, page l95 l Mining Records, Santa Cruz county. The Kl0ndyke lode is bounded on the north by ths Alaska iode unsuryeyed, on inc east by thC Lauretia lode. survey No 2032, on the soutl bv the Comet lode Survey NJ 2032. The Con tact lode is bounded on the east by the Come and Mohawk lodes, Survey No 2032, on tht south by the Belmont lode, Lot No SS A. Int Montezuma lode is bounded on the south bl the Joe Wheeler lcde, unsurveyed- MILTON K. MOORE, Register.
 First publication September 3, last Novenbel II, 1905.
The oasis., 1905-11-04

MINING APPLICATION NO, l0i5 United States Land Office, Tucson, Arizona, August 2S, la05. Notice is hereby glVen;-Ihat the Duquesne Mining and Reduction Company, Pennsylvania, by Charles X. Bankerd, attor- ney in fact, whose post office address is Du- qnesne, Arizona has made application for patent to the Dudley Standard and Mary Jane fodes, Survey No 2036 situate in Patagonia mining district, Santa Cruz, county, described as follows.
 DUDLEY STANDARD: Beginning at corner No l. whence | M NJ No brS 3T degrees P Nminnfes w, 1059A 1t; thence N 50 degrees F minutes F, 600 fl to corner NO2; thence 10 degrees 20 minutes w, 1900 1t to corner No &; thence S5 degrees l2 minutes w, 600 1t to 1 corner No4, thence l6 degrees 20 minutes E, l500 it to corner No ]. the place cf beginning.
 MARY JANE Beginning at corner No l, whence $ NJ N No T brs N 70 degrees 22 minutes i w 6ql 4 1t thence S5 degrees l2 minutes F, 3sl l fl to corner No ?; thence N l5 degrees 4 min- l rtes E. 975 it to corner No B; thence N 22 l degrees B minutes E. 525 1t 10 corner No 4, l identical with corner No2, Dudley Standard uf i this survey; thence $ S5 degrees l2 minutes W, 6O0 fl to corner No s, identical with corner l No l. Dudley Standard cf this survey: thence < 1G degrees 20 minutes E, i1 fl to corner No 6i 1 thence $ 12 degrees 20 minutes L, 4I6 It tc i corner No :; thence $ 72 degrees I minutes V. l 259 fl to corner No & thence 70 degrees 3t minutes W, S256 to corner No 1, the place o1 beginning.
 The location of the Dudley Standard mine is recorded in Book BIB, Record uf Mines, st page asS; and the Mary Jane in Book DD, Record q Mines, at page l9s Pima county. AdJolnlnk claims. On the north Pride of the West claim Survey No 14i2 on the east New York, unsur veyed, Annie, survey No 2035, Empire, Let N % X; on the south and west by little Emma unsurveyed, and Error, nnsurveyed.
 MILTON R. MOORE, Register.
 First publication September 9, last Noyembe H. 1905
The oasis., 1905-11-04

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 aeeraes 25 5uia0tes ". "ih z ig Cor Np yi tasnee 3degFees ls llruta w, AH f. to Cog Nof. thence l3 aFefret 1 minute h, ty33 l ft t0 Cor ao J, tne place beginning
 whence A No ] Dn co degrces l9 minute W ilH9.l iti tnenee ,a degrees Injuufas r. 51J1 it Go Nir &o2i Wence li degfeee 8 minutes W. rJ25 lt Go cor "" g. 1 thence degrees l8 minutes 1ip li Co Cor 1 No i identical with Cor No a cehiaf lode ci 1 this survey, ih nee 7S aegIces minutes w minute V 65S.2 ( e Cor No 6; thence ~ i3 degree. ] minutes E 7l27 it e Cor Nc ' the 1 place 0f beg inning.
 l MANsANlTA LODE. Beginning at Cor No l l. identical with Cor No1, Wedge icde Of this survey whence [ $ NJ Ai No brs \ b6 degrees l l9minutes W l5O95 ft; thence s 7s degrees 2 minutes E 275.7 1t t0 Cor No 2; thence " degrees 2 minutes w. D3s.l it tv Cor No3
  l No4; thence l5 degrees minutes W, o1Z Il ] toCVr No i. the place of beginning.
 1 SILVER JACK LODE: Beginning at Cor 70 1 l. whence ' M N No brs \ S9 degrees ls minutes ", 2l5Q.2 1t; thence 5l degrees !.
 minutes ". 600 feet Co Cor No ?; thence 3i l degrees 20 minutes E, 1900 1t to Cor No 5 ! thence II degrees 70 minutes [. 6Oo fl
 ta Cor No [. thence N 8 degrees 20 min
 utes W, 1899 il to Cor No ], the place ol
 beginning.
 fine location notices are recorded as follows
 In the office 0f the recorder of Pima county
 Bronco, Ro3k FF page 634; Rhino Book IF,
 page 4I6; Pittsburgh, Book FFs page 4l5
 Success Book FF, page 4l6 Jumbo, Book A
 page 50s; Keystone, Book AA, page 56I
 Center, Book EF. page 554; Wedge, Buok fF
 page 3l9 all in Records of Mines, In th' office of the recorder of santa Cruz county l BisDee Big Cave, amended notice, Big IrCp
 Book Mining Locations, page " amende' notice Big Crop No ?, Book 5 Mining Le cations page 3T9; Copper Belt, Book ] Min ing Locations, page 5l4; Last Chance, Bool 5 Mining Locations, page 276 Chris Excers
 Book Mining Locations page 5O4; Mansanifa Book l Mining Locations, page 532 SllVe : Jack Book Mining Locations, at page 314
 Adjoining claims are: To north of tn Rhino Pittsburgh and Success lodes IS th !, Turnpike lode, unsuryeyed The Jumbo Tod : is bounded on the west by the Bonanza i0de ? survey No s55. The Keystone lode is bounde Y and on the south by the Estella x Louis :. lode Survey No S94 The Last Chance lode
 bounded on the north by the Esteila X Louis 7 lode Survey No s94. The Center lode { bounded on the north by the Great Hepubli z lode. Survey No S99- The Wedge lode o bounded on the north by the Californi \ lode Survey No 1t08, and on the west by n z Empire lode, Lot No 70 A. and the silver Bi z bounded on the north by the Belmont k z No8SA MILTON K MOORE. Register z First publication September 9, last NoEemDe
 Il, l9o5
The oasis., 1905-11-04

MINING APPLICATION NO. l04S. United States Land Office, Tucson, Arizona, August 2s. 1905 Notice is hereby giyen:-That the Dnquesne Mining and Reduction Company, Il corporation organized under the laws of Pennsylvania, by Charles AZ Bankerd, attor- ney in fact, whose post office address is Du- quesne, Arizona, has made application for patent to the Lead King lode Survey NJ l034, situate in Patagonia mining district county of santa Cruz, described as follows.
 Beginning Ut corner No l. whence U M No brs N degrees 3 minutes E, S71.7 1t; thence $ 54 degrees 40 minutes w, 500 1t to corner No 2; thence B degrees 20 minutes F, 1900 fl to corner No s; thence N "A degrees 40 minutes E, 600 fl to corner No 4; thence \ B degrees 20 minutes W 1900 1t to corner No l, the place of beginning.
 The location s recorded in Book FF, Record of Mines, Pima county, puge 769. Adjoining claims are: North Joe Wheeler lode, unsnr veyed; east, Belmont lode, Lot No Ss A.
 MILTON k. MOORE Register
 First publication September 9, last November II, l905.
The oasis., 1905-11-04

MINING APPLICATION NO. l04s, United states Land Office, Tucson, Arizona, August 2s. Ia05 Notice IS hereby gwen VI That the Dnqnesne Mining and Reduction Company a corporation organized under the laws 0f Pennsylvania, by Charles X. Bankerd, Attor- ney in Fact, whose post oiflce address IS lu- QueSne Arizona has made application fur patent to the Pluto, Pluto No 2 buquesne and Virginia lades, survey No 2o5l, situate
 n Patagonia mining district, county ci santa Cruz described as foilCWss
 PLUTO LODE: Beginning aJ corner No ls whence | < VI N No hrs VI degrees 53 minutes w, 2Tl3 tt; thence bl degrees min utes \, 59S.S 4 to corner Y thence \ ls degrees S7 minutes E, l4i9 lt to corner No 5i thence 60 degrees minutes WI, ags-3 t 10 corner Nc X; thence E IS degrees 51 minutes W, 1497 fl to corner No l, the place oi PLUTO NO LODE Beginning at corner No | whence [ $ NJ NJ No brs $ 5e degrees 2s minutes W, 24029 ft thence 50 degrees 9 minutes |. 59S.S it to corner Ne thence 20 degrees 45 minutes E, 3fl,e 1t t@ tarneI l No 3. thence GO degrees minutes W s9s.3 1 1t to corner No I: thence 20 degrees 4e minutes " S7l.s fl to corner No l. the place oi l beginning.
 l DuQpEsNE LODE: Beginning at corner l No Il whence | < N NJ No brs St degrees I A3 minutes W 2113.2 ft thence 4 1t to eerner No 2: thence N 40 degrees minutes E 9l9 l 1t to corner No B thence 59 degrees l5 | minutes E fS2 1t to corner Nc t. thence I 60 degrees minutes W a95.S 1t tn corner No ,; thence 20 degrees r minutes w Soa.a II to
  E, 4s92 it to corner No l, the place of 1 beginning.
 i VIRGINIA LODE: Beginning at corner No I l. identical with corner No cf the Duquesne
 lode. whence U $ NJ No brs : 72 degrees 43 minutes w. 2S49.S it; thence 30 degrees Q minutes k, 72 ft to corner No 2 thence \
 degrees S6 minutes k, S2 ft to corner No !;
 thence \ 60 degrees 9 minutes W, ? ft to
 eerner No i; thence s 59 degrees 15 minutes
 r. 692 fl to c.rneT No l, the place ol
 beginning.
 The locations are recorded as fellows: Plhto'
 Book AA. page 5l1 Pluto No 2. Book A, page 5l2 Duquesne Book co, page S9S, kecoIas
 of Mines, Pima county, and Virginia recofdea in Book i Mining Locations, at page se4 1T the office of the reeorder of santa cruz e9nlty, } Arizona Adjoining claims are as iotoNs < ] Pluto is bounded on the north by bNlHe 1o4e' unslrveyed; on the cast nY Bonail1a ioge' i. survey No s95: Gn the west by lmpeIlal loqe, s, -I unsnfveved Pluto No IS bounaeQ on the , past hv Illinois lode survey No o3oi m sh ths . ,rast hv Texas lode, survey No l4u2. Ihe Ilu-
 @ges,,A lear iS bounded on the east ny Nan
 Antanfo lode Lot No s9 \ and on the west hv california lode, survey NO l4US ahsl 1fass-
 Ii bsnper lode survey No 29SS The virginia
 in8a is bounded on the north by Illinois lode, enryev No s56, on the east oy the Estelle I ana fouise lode, survey No S94, and on the | eantb bv san Antonio lode, Lot S9 A.. s0uN MILTON R MOORE, Register ! First publication September 9, last November f II, 1905.
The oasis., 1905-11-04

MINING APPLICATION NO. l0M United States Land Office, Tucson, Arizona August 2s, 1a05 Notice is hereby given That the Dnquesne Mining and Reduction Company q corporation organized nnder the laws of Pennsylyania, bv Charles 4. Bankerd attorney in fact whose address IS DuQuesne, Arizona, has made application for a Iatent 70 the Annie lcde Survey No 203a, situate in Pata- gonia mining district, santa Cruz county described as follows:
 Beginning at corner No l, whence ' NJ M No ] brs Gs degrees B minutes ", lllbI It. thence \ 67 degrees B minutes F. tga fl to corner No ?, thence N 10 degrees minutes w. 2q0 ii to corner No 2; thence IS degrees 34 minutes E. 75l2 fl to corner Na |; thence \ i 67 degrees B minutes W 600 1t to corner No l; ] thence $ 10 degrees F minutes E 36lT il C corner No 6; thence 22 degrees 9 minutes | ", 525 1t to corner No i, the place ol begin ming.
 The location is recorded in Book Dn Record of Mines, Pima county, Ut page w. A0Join inE claims are as follows: On the Nalth, Smug gief lode, unsuryeyed and Texas lode, survey ! No IA92; on the East, GraSshopper lode. Survey { No 20as. and California lode, Survey No l4ta nn the south, Empire lode. Lot Np W N, nd "4 the West, the Mary Jane lode, SnIveA \ a -'ssf'
 MILToN K. M0cEe, Register.
 First publication September g, las NeYemhel II. l995.
The oasis., 1905-11-04

MINING APPLICATION NO. I047 United States Land office, Tucson, Arizona, August 2s, 1905. Notice is hereby giyen:--that the Duquesne Mining and Reduction Company, il corporation organized under the laws of Pennsylvania, by Charles A. Bankerd, attor- ney in fact, whose post office address is Du- quesne, Arizona, has made application for patent to the Grasshopper lode situate in the Patagonia mining district, county of Santa Cruz, described as follows.
 Beginning at corner No l, whence . NJ NJ No l brs 70 degrees v minutes W, l53l-4 1t ]; thence B degrees ll minutes k, 5s92 II te corner No q thence 20 degrees F minutes E. 665T fl Go corner No 3; thence GO degrees g minutes ", 200 fl to corner Nc I; thence S5 degrees II minutes W, 42.2 # to corner No q; thence 5 6S degrees minutes W, 2926 1t to corner No6 thence lS degrees 54 minutes ". 75l2 fl 10 cerner No I, The place of begin ming.
 The location is recorded in Book | Mining LNcatinns, santa Cruz county, pages I54-s. Adjoining claims are as follows. On the north, Texas ltde, Survey No HOP and Pluto No 2 lode, Survey M 20aI; on the east Duauesne lcde. Survey No 2a11; on the south, California lode Survey NJ i408; and on the west, Annie lade, Survey No 203o,
 MILTON R. MooRE, Register.
 First publication September 9, last November II. l905,
The oasis., 1905-11-04

HIsI<G APPLICATIONS NN l12 United stat Hand DhifD. Tucson. AlinNNa August lH NH.rc it tgraNy eifeu Ilat fhe UaWe Mining auu htdulou Company a eafafiaa efeau.1ed under ihe laWs nI pelHeHiYauia. ty tbafle. <. baukefG. Hft 4neF it lHrl. whose ftst oiee address is lu- qufssns 8rizgna. hHs made application Dor fafeur fo tAe Golden Gate lldr, SCrVcy No 2aa -ituate in Patagonia miEne district satfa cruz county, descri bed as iniiuWs;
 Beginning nt corner No. l. whence ' Y M No ] brs < 8 degrees 43 minutes W 3l9oz ft; thence r degrees F.. 600 fl 70 cornef No 2; thence \ II degrees 70 minutes h liHl ff ty evr~er No3; thence N v degrees " 6Oj q " corner Mi I tthls cnrlsef iails in efeekI; fhenc. ll degrees 90 minutes w, lAs0 ft t0 cOr- ner No l the place of beginning,
 Tho location is recorded in Book x Records Nf Mines. Pima county, at page l14. Adjoining eainls, On the North the Georgia lode, survey Nc HOG; on the east, the D.eo Lode, Survey 400 and Wedge and Iron Cew lc@es, nnsur Veyed on the south, Pride Of the West lode Survey No 14l2, and Pride 0f the West No { lode. unsurveyed and on the west by the Pride oi fne West lode, Survey lil2 and the II chapin lode, unsuryeyed.
 MILTON k. MOORE, Register. i First publication September 9, last November l il, l905.
The oasis., 1905-11-04

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MINING. APPLICATION NO. 10i6 United States Land Office, Tucson Arizona, August 2S. 1g05 Notice is hereby given That the Duauesne Mining and Reduction Company, q corporation organized under the laws of
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RutEer, Kceps On NInnInE Dehnle,.

The Rutgers College debating team de -
fea ted the Union Cole &c debaters in their
annual contest at Schenectady the other
night This is Rutgers four IN consecutive
victory over Union, and the New England
ers also boast a clean record OF victories
in the twenty contests that have been beld
with other college teams in the last few
years.
The subject OF the debate with Union
was. Resolved, that legislation aiming 10
destroy the trusts IA unWiser
Rutgers spoke N the affirmative.
The debaters we're: For Rutgers, Francis
=. Wilbur, Welcome W. Bender and Simon
Blocker; for Union. Joseph T. Wright.
Char les N. Waldron and Morris r. Raymond,