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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
solon to Protect Wolfe Makes Reply
Divorce Reform Measures Are
introduced in Senate

a fine of $1,000 or Imprisonment not ex-
ceeding one year, or both.
The deletion of the word absolute"
is provided for by an amendment of
the section of the Civil Code relating
to divorce The court granting the de-
cree is given discretionary power to
make it limited or total by another
amendment, which also provides that
in the event of reconciliation between
divorced persons they may apply for
a revocation or suspension of the de-
cree.
Conviction of a felony, to constitute
ground for divorce, must be the result
of trial in a State, Federal or foreign
court, under the Jurisdiction of the
United States, to meet the provisions
of another proposed amendment, which
specifies that the conviction must be
followed by imprisonment.
Electric light has been introduced
into the Beauchamps tower (the old
state prison. in the Tower of London
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24

has said. this may not be the strongest
argument that could be advanced for
Mattos. But the chances are that if
he does not get the Harbor Commission
he will receive some other appointment
from Gillett.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
DARLING ABUSED

Now TO Chaplain Darling Of the Senate,
who has been Ehamefully abused and rnisrepre-
senteo IN the press and in the pulpit | desire
10 say that | spoke to Senator IRISH who was
bis sponsor in the caucus, on exactly the same
lines that ! spoke 10 the FIRST chaplain that l
met ten years ago in the Senate In Just the
same respectful spirit. with thought OF ofense
represented, / asked f. he thought be could
without sacrificing his convictions so pray that
jew and Gentle on the floor OF the Senate might
pray with him. and If he found that he could
not, then TO follow the dictates Of his own con-
science. and for this / am denounced by the
Rev. Cecil Marrack having brought upon our
State Senate the "crowning shame OF its his
tory
1 desire to call the attention of the Senate
TO the fact that any who reads the sermon
OF this reverend gentleman can readily see that
his purpose just much TO bring himself
into the liInelight OF the press IL TO
serve his God. he insults and outrages the
dignity, the honor and the manhood Of this
out Just foundation and without accurate knowl-
edge OF the facts he brands every man upon
the floor OF this Senate ''as sharing in the
brazen exhibition Of a greed shameless TO
scora even the cloak Of virtue
He said that i demanded that henceforth
the chaplain OF the Senate refrain from any
mention Of the Savior of this world. the founder
OF Christian civilization That my words
were those Of an rreverend and Goddess man.
he even quotes me as saying ''The Christian
members Of the upper house have ample oppor-
when they affx the figures Of 1907 10 the pro-
ceedings Of this session. The rest of would
ike 10 be excused from any further reference
10 the OF Nazareth" 4"
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
APPROXIMATIONS

AUTHORIZATIONS
100 numbers from 49252 to 1882. inclusive.
being fifty numbers on each side OF the number
Of the first capital OF S45. .OOO-S6O.
100 numbers from 315ST to 316eI. inclusive
being Atty numbers on each side Of the num0et
OF the second capital OF s12O0O-S8.
100 numbers from 941S1 to 942S7. inclusive.
being fifty numbers on each sidet Of the number
OF the third capital OF S6000-S2f-
TERMINALS.
99a numbers ending with 70. being the last
two figures Of the number OF the drst capital of
S45. .000-12
999 numbers ending with ST. being the last
two figures OF the number OF the second capital
OF So. 000-$12
The subscriber. having supervised the single
number OF class "A. herebgr certihes that the
above are the numbers Of the 100000 placed i'm
the wheel, with the amounts corresponding to
them
Witness my hand. at Puerto Cortez, Honduras.
this Saturday, January u. 1907,
W s. CABELL. Commissioners.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
SUMMER RESORTS
NEW ZEALAND

the wonderland OF the Southern Heuf-
sphere. Southern Alps easily Reaches
by motor car from Tfmaru to Her
mitage and short trail to Mount Cook
and other peaks. Season October 70
February. West Coast Sounds rivaIInes
famous fiords OF Norway and Suther-
land Falls (highest. 1904 feet. in the
worldD via Queenstown or steamer in
January
In the North Island wanEanuf River
and Hot Lakes Of boiling water. with
grand bush scenery, more interesting
than Yellowstone. January IS mid
summer In New Zealand. and this year
1t will be especially desirable to visit
that country to attend the
Chrisfchureh international ExhTbfffoa
In session for six months beginning
october. Special round trip rates with
stopover privileges for this exhibition.
Sailtngs every three weeks from San
Francisco Address Oceanic S. S. Co.
SIT Market ST
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
LOOKS FOR APOLOGY

I never made such demand and never used
these words or aught like them. l would be I'M
worthy OF the high office that ] have filed for
ten years in this State were / so lacking in
decency, ignorant Of the proprieties and so
disregRrdful OF the rights of others to even
think the words attributed to me- much less
10 say them.
I make this denial upon the floor OF this Sen
ate so that II may reach the ears OF the Rev.
Cecil Marrack, and l call upon the chaplain
Of this Senate and upon Senator Irish TO bear me
out In what / have said; and If, after hearing
this, the Rev. Cecil Marraek shall retract his
denunciations OF me and apologize for the false
position in which be has sought 10 place me
before my constituents and the people OF this
State. then viii / for the first time withdraw
aught of these remarks that seem disrespectful
TO this man Of the cloth or that might be
construed as impugDing his motives.
There is thing in which / agree with
Rev Mr.. Marrack and that is that repre-
sentatives municipal, State national must
represent a Christian civilization | mean a
Christian civilization in its boardest sense. a
Christian civilization that stands for the high
est ideals in life, the purest and noblest prin-
cipes that stand for devotion to the country,
10 the flag and TO God and humanity.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24

we gather from rebel sources that
President Palma is suspected OF sleight-
of-hano work In handling the returns
Of the recent presidential election.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-18
VA Piane

News-Chanpaoa Csrvse0saAsoes.
Tuesday, Oct Is.
A. N. Woodwork left for Idaho
last week.
81. Trainer left Monday for his
home in Florence.
J. c. Reagan made business trip
to Waunita the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. Tom Allen left for Denver
last Wednesday. She will visit in
Missouri this winter.
W. c. Dunlap and n. ". Moaa,
nsde = trip TO Boss lake hunting
and prospecting this week.
Bert Smith returned SATURDAY.
He took in the Hotchkiss fair and
reports fruit very scarce at that
place.
Boone Cameron and wife left Mon
day for Salida where the former will
enter the hospital for a surgical op-
Grafton.
VIM. Wilson and Walter Mauer
each secured . fine deer last week.
Their friends are numerous you may
be sure.
Carl Rinaid showed the beauties
OF Waunita to Geo. Denoon OF
Springfield, Mass, and Frank Sim
nons, OF North Star, last Sunday.
Mrs. c. T.. Macy returned Mon
day after a three weeks visit with
friends in Sargents, Gunnison and
Crested Butte. She reports fine
time.
Taylor Turner, of Omaha, visited
his brother, John, at Waunita and
his sister, Mrs. Dixon at Whitepine,
while enroute to San Diego, Cali
foonia where he will locate.
Geo. Denoon left Monday for Nul-
can. His idea of different localities
is quite unique. Speculation is rife
as to whether sulphurous Vulcan
will give HIM the idea Of disinfec-
ton or Hades.
Seems quite natural to see Chas
Tabor's face again in Whitepine. lie
and John Clemmens are hauling ore
from the Erie mill. ID. c. Tobin is
having the immense ore body found
in that mine concentrated before
shipping.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-18
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suscieo1 Hsee iosi0ss6k1B. 01G0AEA saoik.
A,~e' sesris,ss ssa sssve sssvagtAeess.
The -t,oissen Medical Ihscoscry h psA
. pssep, medicine ~ secssst sa~,ruH.
fall li-i of ia ingrrdicute l-einG printed
oa is bostl.-~raps--r aud sites,ed un4sss
cath. A glance at lis is<nala viii sho~
thai it contains NO slcsshol. ~ harmful
habit Turning drugs. IL is s.id extract
mad. with pare. ,ripls-rchns-d glyccrine.
Of pro.~T strength. fro@ the ro-,,s of the
followins native American forest plants.
viz. Gold.n seal root. stosse roct. Black
Cherry bark. 0uec1's rest. kiasiropt. AsA
Mandrake r@,t.
Tpss follsw,nG bso<iin9 medical authaesstuaI
oxs,ssg . hs-.t - others. es,sA the foregoing
ssps- fer the of Just such ailments - the
oip,se ~ymptoas~ insiir ate pvsS X karthoios.
y. -. - Jceer~'a Med College. Phiia Fr,f
n w.-i " u, ~ NV ~ Pa Prof Edw VA
n Male. n D.. ss Hzhp.mann Med college.
ChcAxo. Prof. john Ming. y -. Ausbot ..
Amer,csn mss~nsatory; pr.x Jno. >..ud-
der. n D.. Auiisor of sspssikc Medicines. Pr,R
Laarcnce johnson. " u. Nod INspi. niv ~
y v Prd Fialey kliIngwHa- D.. Auth.s
~ Msieria Nesiica aud Fraa W BENNETT Ne<ii-
csl College. thics~o. sesA nsms aud cd
dre>- on Postal Card 10 Dr z v P,.rc.. kaf-
fsio. n w.. and receive srss t.r,kiet giving
extracts evom writings - ell the si-,vc Hedi-
eel authors aud many others eestors,ng. in the
Ssronzc-t possible terms cach and every In
ar~d,ent a which "Goldeu Medical Di.cos-
cry j. coa,gs~d
br Pi.rc,l's pi.s~ant Pellets regulate and
invixorat. stomach. liver and bpwel~ They
nay H. used IN con uiun'-tion With ~t~,ssi.n
Medical Discovery u ir~.i> arr much con
>nipai.d Tt-f ~ tiny aud sugar seated.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-18
N~vNu ~ AnsCsr1GNr DAv

The ueAer-ixDed. having been appointed
executYin a the estate ~ Lowell FeDo Miller.
late of the County of Gunnison- in the State of
CcAorsAo deceased, hereby gives notice that
she will appear before the County Court of said
tSunnieUn CO1nty At the CO1rt Mouse in Gun
ni.ua in said COanty. oa Mosday. the 18th dav
a NoveaAer 4. d. 1sf.. at the hour of 10o o'clock
a. =. of said day. At which time all Ier-ens
having elaine against said estate are notified
s1A reuueeeed 10 attend for the purpose a hav-
ing the eame adjusted All persons indebted
n aid estate are requested to make immediat
paynent 70 the undersigned.
nsteA at GuBnison. Colorado. this 14th day
Of Oc4ahsr 4. ID. lSJ.-
JANE ALICE MILLER
Erecvtrir q the estate Of Lswell FeBo Miller
1ereesed. OFT 1.-Nov. Is
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-18
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.
Estate of Mary Rueck. Decea sed.

The undersigned. having been appointed sd-
mnistrntor of the estate of Mary Rueck, late
of the County of Gunnison. in the State of Colo
rsdo. deceased. hereby gives notice that he will
appear before the County Court of said Gunni-
son County. at the Court House in tiunnison.
In said County. on Monday. the &th day of Nc
vember. 4. D. lSs,, AZ the hour Of 10 clock An.
of said day, At which time all persons having
claims AGAINST said estate are notified and re-
quested Va attend FOR the purpose Of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted to said
estate sre requested 10 make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
Dated at tIunnson, Colorado. this I'd day Of
October A. d. ls1.
WILLIAM RUECk Admin
i~trasor of the estate Of Mary Rueck. deceased.
Oct Att-Noy lst
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-18
Paska

keSsChanspioe COrrespoaaeace.
"Wednesday, October l6.
Amos Hall ~ss here Sunday from
Doyle.
j h Coats was in oarlin Ned
nesdsy.
Miss Stella keelor went To- IAenver
Tuesday.
Nrs Bertha Pearce is visiting in
Doyle this week.
Several parties are out look ing
for deer this week
Dave Mitchell is hauling coal from
here TO Sillsville for the Maple Leaf
Miss Cassie Burns. of Denver
visited Mrs. J. 7. Parlin Saturday
and Sunday
Mrs. lArk, of the saw mill at Ohio
City has gone 10 delta where her
husband is very i'll.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-18
Should Football BE Abolished

Many tescbers and professors last year ~.
cided that fes,thell should b. ats,ls-issi hut il
ISM goiax To he suppressed for the simple res
son that there Is sSthinx To take it's pisre.
uNber same~ have not the vim and dash that
the American youth. ~ medicine the sas.e
arxam~at can also he Caered. Take Ho-sestes' 8
Stomach bsetess esss instsRce S>avch vkere
you will yoa II Asd nsStsisG N take it's place
when II cosmos 10 cusisH dyspep~ia. is.i issstios.
c"stivesses-, poor aptsetise, hschinx. bb0atinG
kidney treShi~s. vomiting headache, fe1hsleills,
colds "r malaria. fever snA axue Our ~ years
record of cures proves clam aud . fair trial
will convince you beyond all doubt. We guar.
sn'ee every hottle 81 the genuine Ia he in nc
cordnnce with the pure fsspd and drug require.
meDts. Insist On having the genuine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-18

this is a business that could well be
developed more extensively in Gun
nison county. A new metal rooSsd
stock barn has ust been finishsd
32xlO0 feet, plank floors, and with .
loft that holds l62 tons OF hay. This
cattle barn is in addition TO horse
barn 4Ox50 feet and several hun
dred feet of sheds
Above this place is a homestead
recently taken up by Charley Buck
ey on which he has cabins erected
and considerable ground under cul-
tivation. There are on East river
flats and benches below Gothic sev-
eral thousand acres Of the fssst kind
of hay land that would in . lev years
have been appropriated for homes
# the forest reserve had not sobbIed
them Let us hope the rcsesve peo-
pie will back of very soon.
The trip around Crested Butte
mountain leads by a dozen more
ranches, which lack of space compels
us to mention in detail in a later
article.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-18
Ile

NessChsmvsna CsssssoaaA.a0L
Tsssdsy, Ocs0A.s Is.
Ssafosd Z.egles ,s o~s on . Assa-
ing trip.
Nrs. Tbs. Morris. d Dlssvss. a.
rived Sunday.
Mn. I'd Cstlin 10 suiter.aG fsua
a severe cold.
Miss Na~de Stevens vseasusl
Tuesday from Dsuser
Harry Wilsoa msde q bssissus
trip 10 Gnnnssos Saturday.
Nm. Henry Wilsoa vsGsrnsA Ysi-
day from Colorado Spriass visA Aes
three children.
Harry House, Of the PSsa,lo n;se,
near Vulcan, is expecting his sifs
frosa Pueblo Sunday
Mrs.. Chss. Hazelhurst snA sOa
and Miss Fun, Lscero, Of 0anai-
son. came .~n Saturday aoA ase
the guests ,,f Mr.. and Asu. Covsn-
scsh.
Milton Morris, Of l'hilalDapAia,
and his brother, Thomss. o D.oser,
are here, the guests Of Mr.. aaA Ma
Matt Csvana9Gh and are on = hunt-
ing trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-18
CoeArtoea . Vslky
News Champion Correspondence.

Monday, Oct. IA
Ed y. kohn made a trip to Parlin
Monday last
Edith Funk Is in Gunnison at
tending school
Sabine Chaves came over from
Sauguache Tuesday.
Henry Roberts returned from buy
ing cattle last week.
Mrs W l.. Perry and T.. c. Ever
ly went to Salida last week
Juan Quantana and Antoine Ar
chuIetta went TO Howard last week
We had nice snow storm the
other day, but having is over so let
il snow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-18
o. Cnek

Wednesday, Oct. l6.
VIM. McI)onsld and son Frsi, Of
Tomichi were on Ohio creek on
business this week.
Mrs. W. A. Gillsspey and Char
ence have gone TO the old ho0e in
Missouri ON = visit.
Weather is the finest in the lond,
and rsnchmen are improving tAsir
time by stacking grain.
Wallace Moore, of Mill creek, hes
purchased = new Eclipse hay press,
Of the Gunniaon Hdw. company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-18
RuU&suha
,ess-Ch@1ps.s Cosr~sDoaassc<-

Aeos-C ChAHpsos C0greaooaaeNc&-
Wednesday, Oct ls.
T. j Bo~er. ~ sseading a scs
DAYS sith hls soa. Osto
Johpuse fosser returued IRON the
lo~es country Zee days ago
Warrant Bro~- w,tl leave son ios
visit IN the San Luis valley
Er Asd Mr. Ea1ene xcsreSss
recently nsde . visit si Calhedral.
c. J Huftslsa j. home after an
exseadsd visit through the San Lu,s
valley
T.. A Poster, dsugnter and sou
~ere visitors on the upper Ceholls
lars wsek.
Cosrsud. gave a dance Friday
night At their upper ranch. All the
Young people went and a general
good time wa. had by all
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-18
A RANCH STORY
Continued from First Page,


spends most Of his time at Mt Car
bon coal mines until the ranch gets
under production. Mrs. Elva Tur-
ner has filed on 100 acres of home
stead, but as yet improvements are
limited. The problem on about =
thousand acres here is a large ditch
from Fast river that has been sur
veyed, but not properly lined up as
yet.
Two years ago DIR. j w. Rookie
felIer purchased of l.. II. Meads 3e0
acres ON East river which grows
some of the fnest grass in the
ocsnty From the patch under cul-
tivation the doctor this yea, harvest
ed about 100 tons of mixed timothy,
red top, meadow fescue and bronze
grass. 1t was a fine looking hay
fed in August and the whole $50
acres appeared to be just as good
land.
On the benches south and east
lie several ranches belonging TO
s. s. Bottenfeld, j. j. Genright,
Geo. NcAfee and others that your
reporter was unable to visit, but
which are fast being developed into
ranches which return a high degree
of profit for the labor involved. 1t
takes money and time TO clear the
land and distribute the water but
once started there is hardly an acre
of these sage brush flats but will
produce from two to four tons of BIO
to sl2 hay per acre at an astonish-
ingly light cost per ton. Eastern
farmers would think they were net
ting a fine return at these figures.
Yet nearly all this land is now with
in forest reserve boundaries and CON
demned by Pinchot and Beveridge
as unfit for farming except a GER
tain kind that is not worth taking
into account.
Emil Strand is steadily working
his l6O into paving hay land. He
has twenty-five acres in meadow
that will cut ton to the acre of
wild hay and is seeding in timothy.
The whole ranch is now under water
and in shape to improve very rapid
". Mr.. Strand has tried oats. barley
and little winter wheat and sue
cessfully, although the oats and bar.
ley did not ripen. These ranches
are getting pretty well around the
back side of Crested Butte mountain
and ranchmen in the locality are
agitating the question of telephone
line to connect with TIE Butte Gun
nison line.
In another column attention is call
ed to the picture of a hay field on
the Jarvis ranch. Mr.. Jarvis has
one of the oldest places in this vi
cinity and it is a striking example of
what can be done at 5000. feet in
Gunnison county. OF the 200 acres
which runs for several miles along
the creek 800 only are under culti-
vation, but the estimated hay crop
was close to 500 tons. This is fed
to the fine herd of cattle ranging the
grassy hills northeast. On Sulphur
Springs ranch - it has been named,
are raised cabbages, cauliflower, tur-
nips, carrots, Strawberries. peas, po-
tasoes, beets and even sugar beets.
The snowfall is not heavy, rarely
more than four feet. and the winter
temperature is comparatively warm
50 that cattle do we'll. when protect
ed and well fed. Mrs. Jarvis from
time to time makes a full cream
cheese that sells for high prices, and
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-18

y, ii. Mcconnell and family were
in oul city Saturday. Mr.. McCon-
mel! tells us that great deal more
clover and alfalfa is being tried in
the Doyleville country of late, and
more successfully. Earl, paintings
of alfalfa in Gunnison county were
almost entirely on low ground, while
1T now appears that this lugume
thrlves best on the rocky ridges
which have heretofore been consider
ed well nigh valueless. This we
know is true on the Gunnison val
ley. The rough ridges that would
produce only thin crops of ordinary
hay or grain. when planted in alfalfa
or clover return splendid crops.
The reason for this is not only that
roots of the lugumes penetrate to
great depth, but they like a we'll
drained soil, which the ridges are
sure to furnish. Planted where
heavy water strikes it. alfalfa will
ianguish and almost invariably win
ter kill.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-18

Field and Farm-The forestry
service is simply uttering bribe
when it announces through its over
worked press agent that Brer Pin
chot will give sll his grazing patrons
free vaccine for their anthraxy cattle.
This reads like the rag-end of .
dead joke when we stop to remember
that the department Of agriculture
has been sending out free vaccine
dope for more than twenty wears
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-18
Notioe

Any one knowing themselves in
debted to the firm of Wolfe & East
man will please call at once and set
tie either by cash or note.
Gro. EAsTNAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-18

DIR. c. ID. Marsh, the government
employee in charge of loco expert
ments near Hugo, announces that
alter three years effort he believes
he has solved the problem. No one
had previously been able to find any
poison in loco weed, but DIR. Marsh
discovers 1T as toxic poison. that
makes the animal 60 crazy, by ser
iouslv affecting the nervous system.
This last year he has determined
curative medicines not vet made
public which have in some instances
completely cured horses and cows
affected with the peculiar disease.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-18
G.aain Ca~.sv MoA &dhai

Wednesday Oct lG.
Frank Wrlght started klsh school
l2boss THE week
The sssdeats li.asned 10 . short
TALK by Rev. ). A. Webt,er Aoadsy
morning
Edwin Miller hes t,sea Shspat
this week helpiag his father gather
the late Vegetables.
Mrs. Massey. Of Wkisspine visited
the high scLoa lest Friday morn
ing. She ssssued plsassd and sa,d
much in praise of the work.
We are glad 20 80 IlNa Ssmmegs.
who has bsea con6ned for several
weeks with typhoid fever, ost and
hope he will soon he able TO be in
school.
The GuRaIson Cosnty High
school organized q literary socissy
lest Friday The following oliicsrs
Sere elscted, Pres,dent, Harr,stte
Purrier; vice prssidsnt, Ross islsck-
stock; Secretary, Nate Walker; ss-
sistant secretary, lsors Foster; sar-
gent at arms, Raw Andrews, assist
ant, s. A. Anna Ferns. The meet
inss are to be held every two weeks,
the first Of which will he FRIDAY
afternoon Oct. %.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-18

Twenty-Elght Dollars. Twenty
CGats 70 3exico City
froM lAsuver via Cos0gasto end South-
err Ky. f1 lArscriptive bookIets write.
39-45 4 D.. RusssER, q. z. A. lAenver
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-18

w Telep.,sse
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-14
Students Journal
Containing Breezy Notes of Com
ing Epents and Past Trials and
Trfuriphs Of Berea Students ~ ~

Union met as usual and had a very
interesting program. Debate: Re.
solved, That co.education OF boys and
girls is the best. Aft. Byrd Mcferin
and Spence; Neg, Mcclure, Brock and
Garrison.
Last Tuesday. in Civil Government
Class, the Philippines were being dis
cussed. All members OF the class ex-
cept one agreed that the war there
was being unjustly wagcd. Mr.. Scale
asked that one TO give his reasons
for dissenting. He said. II believe
We ought to Just beat the very life
out Ct them because they would not
answer Pauls letter"
In Miss Shumaker's algebra e.ass
one was having a bud time with a
problem. The teacher asked him 10
define empty space. He said, Il can't
define It, but its up here" pointing to
his head.
An interesting game of basketball
was played between Union and Beta
Kappa subs. last Saturday vening.
The play was good on both sides, al
tho the score was 26-7 in favor of
Beta Kappa. This SCORE is explained
on the ground that Andrew Hopkins
was one OF the B. X. players and
when he got the ball near the basket
he Just had to stoop down and drop
II In"
The principal feature OF Phi Del
ta's meeting hast Friday WIS the pen
nut banquet at the close. The soci-
ETY. apparently misunderstood the reg
ulation that their banque. must not
cost more than twenty-five cents per
plate and thought the total expense
was 10 be limited to a quarter and
invested that In peanuts.