The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-29
Pure Food Bill Delayed in Senate.

Washington, June 2S.-Botn the senate and the House today agreed to send the pure food bill back to conference for a slight change in phraseology
 The change was made necessary by req son of duplication of two sentences in pre- pairing the original report The conferees immediately agreed to the change. and again reported to both Houses. Later in the day, MT. Hepburn returned the re- port with the explanations that the error had been corrected. He made a request for present consderat tion of the report, but on objection by Senator Bailey, con- sideration was deferred until tomorrow.
 
 crews passed the 21k mile and Smile flag. Half a mile from the finish Yale had dropped her stroke to 2S from sheer ex- haustion, while Harvard still held hers at 30 But even at this point Harvard only had second to her credit. For a quarter of a mile further Yale kept Harvard from increasing her lead but over the next and last quarter of a mile Harvard began to slip away from her rival little by little
 A quarter of a mile from the finish Boulton raised his stroke to 32, where he gamely held it for a short distance as Harvard raised hers first to 31 and then to 32 and finally to B. When the Harvard captain let go the ldSt DuTSl Ol HIS power Yale had finished up every ounce of her endurance and the crimson shell sped on to victory.
 The official times were:
 Four miles-Harvard 23 02; Yale. 23:11.
 Vale Wins First Event.
 The Yale freshmen won their event. the first of the day by few seconds after a hard row in which first one shell and then the other had a slight advantage. It was Yale's strength in the last quarter mile that told the story
 At 1929 the pistol gave the signal for the start At the flash the blades dropped. Yale breaking water first. On the second stroke Ellis, bow oar In tho Harvard shell, caught a ''crab'' and the crews were recalled It was 10:35 when the second start was made, and Yale again had the advantage of the first dip. Harvard looked to be the steadier and in a moment their crews were equal terms.
 Both crews swung in unison and at the half mile no advance was evident. At the mile flag Yale seemed half length to the good. Harvard put up her stroke a notch rowing 35 to Yale's 34. and 1t took her into a very slight lead. Yale fought 1t back and added foot or two In the next quarter, and was first by the mile and A half flag Then Harvard responded to the call of her coxswain and came up on equal terms. The crisis came there and Yale proved her mettle. leading to the finish
 The unofficial time. two miles, was: Yale 1O:35, Harvard 10:4l.
 Vale Takes Varsity Four.
 The varsity four event went to Yale in easy style. This race was actually a pro- cession, Yale going into the lead after the first few strokes and never being Tn danger of having to fight for first place.
 They got the pistol at 11:12 and went off on even terms Both were using high stroke. which was dropped slightly by Yale at the half mile. when she had half a length to the good.
 Yale gained inch by inch until open wa ter was plainly seen at the mile. Here Harvard began to splash little and Yale continued to draw away. Yale added foot after foot to her lead until she was four lengths ahead a quarter of mile from the finish. Harvard responded to the call for higher stroke. but 1t was ineffective. for Yale won by fully eight lengths in the unofficial time of 1l:46 3-5, almost half minute in the lead.