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Legality Of which is at least question

legality Of which is at least question
able.
The evidence before us has related
mainly to shipments OF sugar from
various sugar reflneriea in this local
ity to Western markets.
In addition to the cases in which
indictments have been handed down
this evidence has indicated that re-
bates have been regularly given to
sugar reiners and their customers by
several other interstate lines, that a
regular allowance Of two cents per
hundred pounds has been made by
various railroad companies to sugar
retiners TO cover alleged carriage an
allowance which, though usually pub
lished in the tariffs, often represents
no labor actually performed, and
which is not made TO other shippers Of
similar commodities-and that other
special favors Of various kinds have
been regularly made in regard to sugar
shipments either TO the refiners them
selves or 10 their officers and agents
engaged in subsidiary business-like
lighterage.
> The evidence before us has shown
clearly in several instances, and has
indicated it 10 be the fact quite gem
orally, that the Elkins law as to the
giving OF rebates has been disregarded
since the day Of its enactment.
Although the detection and proof Of
this class of crime il difficult and
we'll nigh impossible in spite Of the
most conscientious and untirinp effort
on the part Of prosecuting officers and
Federal Grand Juries, nevertheless the
jurors deem IL their "duty to call
the attention Of this honorable Court
and the succeeding Grand Jury TO the
great public Importance Of a continued
investigation into the state Of facts
upon which the indictments herewith
submitted nre based TO the end that
further indictments Of like nature
may be found and other steps taken to
mitigate the evils which we believe 20
he generally prevalent and which
cause great injury and oppression to
small shippers, thus denied equal ao-
cess to markets in interstate com
marca ~
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HONESTY OR DISHONESTY.
wAlsh van Yea Eneeursr.f
swho dAxes think one thing aud another tall.
Ny heart deteats him AI the nAtea nf hellh

'' Who dAxss think one thing aud another tall.
Ny heart detests him Aa the gates OF hell"
EStravagant statements and extraor-
dinary claims are made by nearly ali manu-
facturers nowadays without any com
junction whatever. Il Is argued that this
Is one Of the up-to-date methods OF doing
business. The good old-fashioned methods
are no longer In vogue.
For instance, II is considered proper for
the manufacturer Of a medicine TO tell the
public that his product will help certain or
all diseases when he knows that 1t will only
aggravate same. Particularly is this true
OF the proprietora OF remedies that contain
alcohol. Most Of these remedies will afford
temporary relief but claims are made that
permanent cures will be effected.
Il does not take very huge intellect to
figure that medicines containing from
iiiteen TO fifty per cent alcohol are bound to
produce bad effects. The average LIQUID
patent medicine contains more alcohol than
the average alcoholic drink.
For any one TO claim that a medicine
containing alcohol will build up tissues "a
absurd. Il destroys them. These remedies
claim to heal and sooth the various mucous
| membranes Of the body. Rosh They irritate
and intiame them. The work Of destruction
| goes steadily on until they are completely
destroyed.
Another claim made BY these so-called
medicines is that they increase circulation.
Every one knows tnht when a person 3
heart has almost ceased to beat that little
whisky will increase It. but most people
also know that II ite use is continued for
any length OF time, the doses have to be
increased, and when the whisky is stopped
the patient relapses TO worse than his
former condition. So IL Is with so-called
medicines which are nothing but temporary
stimulants.
How different from these is Magee's Malt
Emulsion. Not a drop of alcohol in H. No
false hopes held out 10 the despairing one.
but safe, sure and permanent remedy for
| bronchial and pulmonary affections and all
wasting diseases. When your vitality ia
low then IL is you need something that will
lntuse new life into your whole system.
This energy can only be obtained from a
medicine which is food like MHgee's Malt
Emulsion. IL contains only pure Norwegian
| Cod Liver Oil syrupy Diasiasic nom
alcoholic Malt and hypophosphites OF Lime
and Soda. These ere absolutely the greatest
body builders known to medical science.
Magee 9 Malt Emulsion heals and builds
| up the tissues instead of destroying them.
II increases the circulation by infusinp
new, rich blood into the atIeriea. Ii
strengthens you so that you are enabled to
ward of colds, pneumonia. grip, bronchitis
and all pulmonary affections.
show the formula of MRgee's Malt Emul-
sion TO your physician and ask him which
- better for bronchial and pulmonary
aneetions-Magee's or the alcoholis con-
coctions.
Rememher Magee's Malt Emulsion con-
tains only toon. Il may be obtained of
4. Is. Nhrtinell, Wholesale and Retail Drug
gtst, Sixth and Madison streets.
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HOTEL MAJESTIC, has:. E.ss.aIs is.s arf Ssssn. ss

and nature has gifted her with a face Of
unusual beauty and wealth Of dark hair
The automobile is placed upon the plat
form in such a way that its occupant may
be readily seen from all parts Of the audi
torium and the eyes Of the crowd are
riveted upon her as she takes her seat,
grasps the levers, and prepares for her
thrilling flight No unnecessary time is
consumed in the preparation-the sus-
pense is not prolonged. Almost before
the audience has nerved itself for the
ordeal the word is given and the auto
starts upon its thrilling journey.
For two-thirds Of the distance down the
incline the machine remains upright AS
it strikes the loop Of the is however,
its position quickly becomes reversed,
and for a distance Of 80 feet, although
still following the curvature Of the in
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DENNSYLYANIA
IL RAILROAD.
PHlLADhLth htA, BALTIMORE Am
NAshlNS1oN DIVISION.
bcheuuIo IA eflept A prll 7.n. lgDR
Trains leave " 4Iminrfs,,, ~ t.stt-.

AfAlhc AeNFo " ttInlnEtoM fafinw~.
For Chester and Philadelphia, Al. An = =.
ESQ fLla 40, l42. 30 1907, $50 TO- Oo 9So N ~
IjOoV Liz l1l.oz, ll.so a m, T1A40, 1T y "a
2bs, 1850, 49, 5.o5, 1880. 607, Is IS. 657 n
1000 and tll.O0 .. m. weekdays i.43 4l6 - 20
1el4 800 935 ll.%h a m, f12i5 1a7 n a. ~
1S.oo' eoo fo.So' o.o7'. h2s ol3 1000 and Iii AZ
For Philadelphia only ass, s.sSA m a..
BOO. b22, 616, I'll and 500 p. m. weekday q eS
b22 a. M, 6l6, III and 500 p. m. eundays @ot
For New York Through expressl, la Reo
T.1L. 923 p. m. weekdays. l.43. 81 89 slI 4Sa ~
s1.G 2.bs, 622, e.0z st23 I'll and ga n y
For boston without change, 1o00a m. nnds "a
I'm week-day2 500 p m. Sundays
Baltimore and Washington, LOS, 40 71k, aol
alQ 1l0.14, llo7, l.4s a m, .l2sh F1.i1. e2.oS
.-a a5q, 5.25, COB ssh, 200, F7.91, tsl5 400
m, ana l2.1s night weekdays l.03 4.20 7'tf
e.02 fio14. las a m. -l2.S5. -2o6 $50, a5s,62S
Cos 90. "1.Sl s.lb teoop m, and HAS night
baltimore and intermediate stations, Ra
ts.4S, obs ,. m weekdays and t6bs p m Sun.
OyA FOR THE SOUTH
Atlantic Coest Lne-Express, Los a. N. and
southern Railway-Express. so2 a m eS
and 7.Sl D IN. daily
seaboard Air Line Hallway Express, 500 A m
Norfolk and Western RailwAy-For MempaI,
and New Orleans, 6.26 p. m daily
Chesapeake q Ohio Railway Exprass, lLQ7 L
m. weekdays, s.15 p. m daily
DELAWAitk DIVISION
For New Castle 6.55 s.2S a M 500, "a and
o.b2 p. m. weekdays
Eor Lewes, SIS 4. m. and a.44 p m wesk-days
For Rehoboth, 823 a. N. Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays
For Dover, Harrington and DslmaE, a2S Io.N
O. m. 844, $50 p. m. weekdays and 120o might
daily
FOR Harrington and way stations ass = "a
and 3.05 p m weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk. 1o5s a m weekdays and l2,o0 night
FOR ATLANqIc CITY.
Connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 a. m
25S and Sis n m, weekdays: STA a. IN. and
61S p. M. Sundays. Atlantic City special, 041
4Din NJ car / ccommOdation lrainE
The Wilmington Transfer Co will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences.
For further information, apply to J. H. No.
Williams, city Ticket Agent 3 Market street
or at the station. Telephone, City Ticket Ofica
D. q A. $3.50
w. W. ATTERBURH. ]. r. WOOD,
General Manager. Passr Traffic ManageF
GRO. w. BOYD,
General Passenger AGENT
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the American public in recent years, and
which in their latest development have
been introduced to the public this season,
t must be conceded that lauto-bolide
is one Of the most thrilling and furore-
creating, as well as dangerous acts that
has ever been exhibited-either in Europe
or America.
To present this great act requires an
immense amount Of apparatus. The
framework which supports the runaways
is as high as four-story building, is Of
the finest steel and tubing, and weighs
several tons The general shape Of the
apparatus suggests the hump of a drome-
Diary. At the apex is a small platform
One side Of the steel frame work supports
an incline that curves inward at its lower
extremity like the tail of a monster letter
IS" The other section of the frame
work holds n curved runway, that hegins
hali-moon shaped, 50 feet in air, and
straightens out into an easy incline as %
approaches the ground Between the
extreme end OF the "S' and the second
incline there is a yawning chasm of 40
feet II is this awful gap that the auto
mobile must cross with its daring rider.
And It must be accomplished with the
machine literally upside down.
When the time is ripe for the "dip Of
death the auto is raised TO the elevated
platform by means Of wire cable. This
is done to afford the audience an oppor-
tunity TO sec the machine and to study
its construction. When the auto has been
placed on its elevated pedestal, the auto
mohilist ascends Miss Isabelle Butler
the young American girl who makes
the daring ride Is small in stature tut
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GOLF AT ATLANTIC CITY.

A number Of Wilmingtonians are par
ticipating in the spring tournament Of the
Atlantic City Golf Club, at Mortified.
In the first round Of match play for the
Governors Cup, yesterday, j. i. Smith
Of this city beat J S. Hamill Of Arlington.
] up, 10 holes
W. f. Harrison Of the PHILADELPHIA
Country Club defeated F. f. Briggs 2
up and l.
G. A. Crump Of the Philadelphia Coun-
try Club, defeated T. NJ Brown Of the
Wilmington Country Club, up.
IN the Presidents Cup class W. Nc
Shea Of Atlantic City beat r. Wier ,
and 2
For the Atlantic City Cup W. Narle
Atlantic City, beat f. Nj Hopes, 2 and +
AT the Wilmington Country Club. this
afternoon, the first Of a series Of eolf
matches for the season will be played. Ii
will be handicap team match.
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cline, it is upside down. II is IN that
position when it leaves the "Sn-it shoots
through space with its wheels revolving
at a terrific speed and pointing toward
the dome, and with the automobiles
riding head down, it strikes the second
runway still in its inverted position; 4
quickly righted by the curve Of the in
cline, and goes rushing earthward with
the speed of an express train So great
IS the momentum that IL runs many hum
dred feet before its speed can he checked
and the rider permitted to alight. She
needs no assistance. With a bound She
Is out Of the auto and is bowing her
smiling appreciation Of the plaudits that
the audience is showering upon her. She
has thrilled astounded the audience.
and she has riskcd her life 10 do IL. But
no trace Of the fearful ordeal is visible in
her face on attire Smilinglv she has
dared death snilingv she receives the
appreciation that her intrepidity has won.
Il is l'auto-bolide that the spectators
will 20 to sec il is The memory Of Miss
Isabelle Butler and her daring exploit
that the audience will bear away when
the Barnum & Bailey circus exhibits IN
Wilmington Saturday. MAY 10Th.
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NEWS or THE DIAMOND.

AZ South Side Park, this afternoon.
the season Of the now City League will be
opened, when there will be a game be-
tween Landlith and X-WilminFton. The
other two teams Of the League are Brown
town and N-Brandywine, and thew will
| play next week An through the season
there will be games on Thursdays and Sat
urdays and double headers on holidayu.
The teams are composed Of the best anna
tour players in the city
| Before the game this afternoon the
! players of the two teams, accompanied
| by the First Infantry Band. will ride over
some Of the principal streets in a special
trolley car. The band will give concert
at the grounds and Mayor Wilson will
throw the first ball on the field
| The Wilmington Business School team
yesterday defeated the Homewood club
by the score of II 70 13.
THE BIG LEAGUE GAMES.
| The Athletics lost another game to New
York, yesterday, the score being 20 Q
Washington defeated Boston, 4 70 2. and
Detroit won from st. Louis 2 to L.
In the National League, Brooklyn de-
ieated the Phillies, score, to A; ST. Louis
won from Cincinnati, to 3; Chicago de-
feated Pittsburg, TO 2, and Boston lost
to New York, Otto /.
Lancaster continued its good work in
the In-State League, yesterday, by win
ming from Williamsport. 8 20 A. Harris-
burg defeated Johnstown, to ?, and
Altoona won from York, 4 TO 3. The
scores by innings follows;
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At New York: r. " r.
New York.o Q o222ox-s s 2
Athletics o Q 900 % i
Batteries New York, Leroy, Orth and
kleinow; Athletics, Bender, Waddcll
Plank and schreck- Umpires, Evans and
Hurst.
Az Boston. r. II r
Boston % 10000 10000
Wash'ton j 9 . 0 0o0l o. 4
Batteries Boston, Dinoen and Gra-
ham. Washington, Hughes and Heydon
Umpire, Sheridan
At Detroit: r. n u
Detroit 10 O0IOolx- 7 .
| st. Louis Q o Q 0 90 o. >
Batteries Detroit Donohue and
Fayne y Louis Jacobson and Hickey
! Umpire, Connolly
} NATIONAL LEAGUE.
: AT Philadelphia: r. n r.
Phillies 10 o 90 200ll-4 a
brQoklyn = o Q o o / o. 5 .
Batteries Phillies. Pittinger ana Doc
IN Brooklyn, Scanlon and Bergen. I'm
pire, 0Day
Al st. Louis: r n u
81. Louis 2lOOO2 20x-6 II I
Gn'nati @ o 90 OO0l Ia
Batteries 81 Louis, Thompson and
Rauh; Cincinnati, Harper. Chech and
sehlei Umpire, Johnstone.
At Pittshurg. r. II n
Pittsburg 0 o 0 0 90 . % : :
Chicago . 0 . , o 20 % O. l2 4
Batteries Pittsburg. Leihold Karrer
Feltz and Gibson; Chicago. Brown and
King Umpires Carpenter and Klein.
AT Boston: r II Il
Boston 0O0OO0lO 4 IA IA
New Aork.O 3 0 0l3l 2O-IO - a
Batteries Boston. Maronev and
0Neili New York, Ames and Marshall
Ompires, Emslie and Conway
AT Harrisburg: IT n
Johnst'n o 0 o GO2OO- 7
Hanish'g = 0ltlOOON n !
Batteries -Johnstown, scott, Arm
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srong and Murphey; Harrisburg. Yerkes
and Sweeney. Umpire, Smink
At Williamsport: r. H. f.
Lancaster 0 0 / O03 2 o D 8 Is 4
Will'port..0 o 0 OIL 10 81 6 3
Batteries-Lancaster, Barger and Re
menter; Williamsport, Manning and
Street. Umpire, Kelley.
At Altoona: r. Fl. r.
Altoona . % 01I01 x-4 10 3
York ....1-0 / 0O0 600 T. g o
Batteries-Altoona, Friend, Reisling
and starnagle; York, O'Neil and Smith.
Umpire, Brown.
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MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Olive Temple, L. G. e.
Menonah Lodge, S. of H.
Rodney Council, n. p. 10.
Lafayette Lodge, X. of p,
Liberty Conclave S. W. M.
Wilmington y Single Tax Club.
Mechanics Lodge, 1. O. o. n.
Jefferson Council, 0. u. A. Nj.
windsor Lodge, 0. $. of st. G.
Lenape Tribe, lmp'd. o. r. All.
Stationary Engineers Association.
James Young Conclave. H., or s. wN
James A. iaitiaia g uncli Jr.O.IilAN n
Retail ID. and 5. M. Workers Associstion
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Large Snake Killed. .

A large moccssin snake was killed on
the marshland of the Otto Gas Co in
South Wilmington, yesterday afternoon
by Civil Engineer Fothergill The skin
Of the snake will be tanned and made into
a belt
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a4 scHEDULE FOR TOMORROW.
ArroNAIlLEAaUE.
PittshIng AZ Chicago.
81, Louis az Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Cleveland at Chicago.
SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
st. Louis al Chicgao.
Detroit at Cleveland.
rRI-sTATE LEAGUE.
Altoona at Lancaster.
Johnstown at Williamsport.
Harrisburg at York.
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Cant look we'll, eat well or feel well With
impure blood feeding your body. Keen he
blood pure with Burdock Blood Bifters
you will have long life.e anu
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arnnn nn.nl.Ir .nrelI-

a few doses OF Chamberlain's Cough
h@nedy bring surprising results whom a
chiid shows symptoms OF Group. There Is
no cause for alarm when this medicine is
IN the house as Il rarely takes frore than
three or four doses to trinc about a COM
piete cure. Il has never failed even in the
most severe and dangerous cases and no
homo where there are smAll children can
afford % be without n For sale by n. b.
neniorth, Druggist, Second and Market
sirests.~
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RIVERSIDE CLUBS SHOOT.

The weekly shoot Of the Riverside Gun
Club was held yesterday. Up. Cross was
high gun, breaking S4 targets out II !
possible 30. The scores follow:
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Indicted by Federal Grand Jury
In Rebating Cases.
NEW YORK CENTRALINCLUDED
Also Two Wholesale Dealers
IN Detroit. Mloh.
LATTER ON CONSPIRACY CHARGE
Railroad Enzsctm@n are for
Rebates.

Two OmsiaSa 90 eAa Nsw Werk Central
Rmtirsaa ARE 4asmaed Of Plain Violations
Of the Eghfas Law-Furthsr Inquiry
Urged.
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Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
scneduio in effect March Is, 1900.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue Station,
WII MINGTON REI

WtEW Nv ~ OiNs LIE H.
RDafy tDaiiy except Sunday. 2sunday only,
NEW YORK and the Hast, *2.26, $3.50 se.40, III III
sl1.85 a. m H. 26, 1870, +5.lZ "Royal Limited .
FHiLADELPhiA. = .22s, s52e t5.so nocail, ts4o
sz20 nceali, = TO- ssS4 Qoeall, t915, ss.40
ilOss 'pocail, tlO57 ilocal1 tll.f9. slIs5 a M,
1i.26 t805 local. 1870, s430 llocall, tA3
llocall t517 'Royal Limited" 162l flocall
17Oo, s705 local. s7.42, ss52 local, sl1,00 pm
CHESTER, tb30 focal, 1910, t7.20 local, Is 10
1874 local, 1915 $40 sl04s local. fl0.T
local, s1LS5 a. m. tl.26, 1905 local, "a 50
local. t452 local. 162O local 1900, s7.a
flacal], T.42 1892 llocall, slf.00 p m.
BABTIMORE 4 WAsHlNGTON. - Is g l6, I'll %
a. m, 1.06 s2.47. s9.47. t5.55 $3.50, sRoysl
Limited. Fq0g SO 03 D. m.
BALTIMORE aud way HationA 97.oa
NEWARK. 4ls, 1900 sei6 t110A y
m; tl242, 'l.o6, 1912, 1885, s5o2 t618 as.oe
Sin sngeriy, t7.oo a. m. 1915. til.oe fExpresslam
tl242, 1872 t555 tExpress s602, 49, sl1 so ?. N
LAndenberk ana way stations, 1924 el0.l5
M; 1851 s7.25p m.
fiTTsBURG, IS 16 a. M; f4.47, t5.b5 e6.m
IRoyal Limited tl003 p. m.
CHICAGO, -. .l6 a. m; p AZ p. m.
CINCINNATI. 81. LOUIS d LOUISVIbLE.s&l6 "a
a. m. 4I.06 20 90 r. m
DELAWARE AVFNpE STATION
DelmarYia Telephone No. 2l9a
j. d A. Telephone No. l422A.
City Ticket Office. No s04 Market Street
d. & A. Telephone l75SA.
Dalmarvia telephone 2l95 II. A. MILLKAs
Travelling Passenger Agent
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ATLANTIC CITY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-18

ing in which they were kept. Undiscour
aged by this catastrophe, he commenced
the work anew. and after ten more years
of laborious research. he completed and
has now published the first series of the
work comprising the descendants of Ed
ward Allen of Nantucket, who came to
America from England. in 1890 An in
troductory chapter gives a rapid survey
OF the Alans Of Brittany and Scotland
comprising many noted warriors and men
of princely rank, and Of the Aliens of
England, including many men of high
distinction. An extended sketch is given
Of Edward Allen, who was free holder,
constable, grand juror and holder Of var
ious local offices in Nantucket, 1690-l7il;
and the succeeding chapters contain many
Interesting details Of family history. The
index gives references to about 900 names
of members of the Allen family and all-
ed families. Many Vermonters have
places in this genealogy. Mr.. o. p. Allen
is IL natlNe Vi w dii"sio'u' w. an" III"
Wallngford Aliens are fully represented,
as we'll as number of others, natives of
towns in Rutland, Windsor and other
Vermont counties. Many of these must
desire to possess this volume. 1t is neat
ly printed and illustrated with many in
teresting portraits and can be obtained of
Mr.. o. p. Allen, price $50. He expects to
publish during the present year the second
series. devoted to the descendants of
Samuel Allen of Windsor, Connecticut, Ia
which branch of the family Ethan and
Ira Allen belonged. The appearance OF
| this series will be awaited with interest
| by many Vermonters.
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UNIVERSITIES AND SUMNER

The Philadelphia Press in the course
of long and deserved tribute to the
late President Harper of the University
of Chicago uttered the following sent-
ments:
"He educated vast multitude. He
broke the bread Of knowledge not to
hundreds, but to thousands. The publ
cations of the University of Chicago have
to be reckoned with in every field. in
every research and by every scholar.
With here and there a sciolist and a
self-advertiser the level of teaching in
Chicago University has been high. Pres
ident Harper was justified in saying of
it that it had opened a new chapter in
the history of education. Thanks to him,
no great American university will here
after be closed in summer
shown itself to be in sympathy with the
spirit of modern progress 1t was about
the first, if not the first. college in tho
country to establish n department OF
commerce and economics, and in its ef-
fort to secure an endowment fund that
will enable it to broaden and strengthen
it's work it has manifested spirit tina,
must commend it to every thinking OBJ
server.
President Buckham has heretofor,
shown his desire to encourage every de-
serving movement for the extension OF
our educational interests by making the
material resources and the accommoda
lions of the university available for ses
sions of different educational and scion
tifc bodies, and he has hitherto cooper
ated in movements for summer schools
W hen lack of desirable boarding place.
seriously 'interfered with the success o.
the undertaking.
This is a matter that must be CAREFUL,
looked after, for we can not afford t.
go to great expense OF time and trou
allow them to go away dissatisfied OF
account of lack Of accommodations.
is unquestionably safe to count upol
the hearty cooperation of the universit
authorities in case our people take hol
and show that they mean business il
caring for summer students. and unde
these circumstances there ought to b
no question about the naturalization O
the project.