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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-06-01

Box Ball alleys between Figure
Eight and Old Mill at Natatorium
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-06-01
UNION ENTERTAINS
TUESDAY EVENING

Porters' union 1852, A. F. of L.,
has elected and installed the follow
ing officers: II. Carr president, E.
Abernethy vice president, ]. C.
Lawler secretary, F. Smith treas
urer, A. Peterson guide, j. Harruff
inside guard, Carl Johnson outside
guard, Mat Weak sergeant at
arms; auditing committee, Carl
Johnson, D. Hogan. Gilbert Christ
offerson. The social session was
postponed until tomorrow evening,
when there will be two boxing con-
tests for prizes, cards and lunch.
All members that can are urged
to join in the fun. Two candidates
were initiated at the last meeting,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-06-01
MUST RETURN
INDIANS LAND

The U. S. circuit court of appeals
has reversed Federal Judge Whit
son in the Okanogan Indian land
case. AS a result white men who
have traded the Indians out of
about 10000 acres of land for little
Or nothing must surrender their
titles. Among the considerations
given for the Indians allotments of
$40 acres each were bottles Of whis-
key, horses and wagons and docu-
ments Of which the Indians knew
nothing. J. F. Moore was the de-
PENDANT in an action brought by
U. s. Attorney Avery on a section
Moore had secured from an Indian
on written instrument of some
sort
Judge Whitson ruled the case out
on a demurrer, from which the gov
eminent appealed. The court OF
appeals has nullified the deals made
with the Indians in a sweeping de-
cision. Judge Whitson held that
the case was under the jurisdiction
OF congress.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-06-01
REBEL AGAINST TURKS

SMYRNA, June 1.-Advices re-
ceived here say $50 men were kill
ed in a rebellion on the island OF
Samos. Fighting is still raging
about Vatsky, which is being at
tackled by insurgents. Kohassiax
Effendi, Turkish ruler Of the island,
is in refuge with the nominal gov
ernor, the Prince of Samos.
Foreign consulates at Vatsky are
crowded with refugees, who fear
massacre.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-06-01
UMA1lLlAS MASSACRE
ClRCES INDIAN

: PENDLETON, Ore, June LIN
. drunken carousal between Indians
with Sells-FlOto circus and the
pmatillas, Charge Eagle is dead
and Black Eagle is in the hospital.
Both belonged to the circus. Some
BODY cracked Charge Eagles head
during the rumpus. Black Eagle is
badly battered but retains his scalp
and may recover. The Umatillas
appear to have held the field. The
coroner is Investigating.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-06-01

Grand Army of the Republic at its
national encampment in Toledo, o.,
next August. He has the solid back
ing of the Illinois delegation.
Mr.. Dickson has large coal and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-06-01
PICNIC FATAL TO
ENTIRE FAMILY

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The
outing fatality season opened here
yesterday by the drowning of a
family of four They were William
Edelman and wife, and their chill
dren, Anna and William, age II and
Z respectively. The family lived at
West Pensakukon, N. j., and were
taking a picnic trip on the river to
celebrate the clearing of their home
from mortgage.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-06-01

hotel interests throughout the coun-
try, with extensive offices in Chi
cago.
In 1885 he was appointed presi-
dent of the Illinois Sailors and
Soldiers home at Quincy, III.
At the first call for troops by
President Lincoln Mr.. Dickson en-
listed as a private in an Ohio regi-
ment. He moved to Danville, ILL.,,
soon after the war and was elected
mayor in 1871, serving 10 years. In
1887 he removed to Chicago.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-06-01
Sacrificed JeueLs
To Help Husband

Special Correspondence to The Press
NEW YORK, June How many
society women would sell their jew
els, worth considerably more than
100000, just to satisfy tie de-
mands of their husbands creditors?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-06-01

That is the sacrifice Mrs. Chas.
w. Morse has made, the greatest
sacrifice a woman of her social
position could make. Morse, who
was formerly the head of the ice
trust and the ship trust, was badly
pinched in the recent financial.
furry in Wall st. His millions dis
appeared almost in a night. He is
making a game night to get on his
feet again and is succeeding. Not
only her jewels, but considerable
of Mrs. Morse's private fortune has
gone to aid her husbands return
to the Wall st. gambling game.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-06-01
OLYMPIA PAPER QUITS

: OLYMPIA, June 1.-The Daily
News, which was started eight
months ago by Gordon Mackey and
a number of local business men,
has suspended. This leaves the field
open to the Morning Olympian and
the Recorder, both of which are
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-06-01
Special Correspondence to The Press

CHICAGO, June 1.-"How did he
do it,"
Corn producers and many brok-
ers are seeking to find out how Jas.
A. Patten, the board of trade wiz
ard, manipulated the May corn cor
ner which showed the price up to
so cents, the highest in years.
Patten raked in a neat profit of
The bee., 1908-10-29
WEDDING BELLS RING e
OUT AT HIGH NOON.
Mr.. John L. Long and Miss Georgia Lee
Wyatt United In Marriage at the
Christian Church Yesterday.

The marriage of Mr.. John l..
Long and Miss Georgia Lee Wy
att which occurred Wednesday
at high noon at the Christian
church in tins city was a most
beautiful affair. A large pum-
Der of invited friends were pres
ent to witness the elimination
of the courtship of these young
people who number their friends
by all who know them.
The church was darkened and
handsomely decorated with ferns,
palms and bouquets of chrysan-
themums the altar being banked
with these choice plants and
flowers. Large white tulle bows
were on the end of each seat in
the center aisle through which
the bridal party passed. The
interior of the building has re
Gently been newly papered and
c4rpeted, and, together WITH the
decorations, was thing of
beauty.
The ushers were MessIs. Earle
Stone. Barton McEuen, Ell Ira
hern aud Grover Long. Mrs. W.
X. Nisbet, who is an accom-
plished musician, presided "a; the
organ and Mrs. w. 5. McGary
sw eetly sang Heart If NV
Heart" The bridal party en-
rered TO the sweet strains of
Memberships Wedding March
promptly at the hour, proceeded
by the ribbon bearers, Ourus
Rule and Edith Owen Slsk, little
four year old tots daintily
dressed IN white. The bride and
malron of honor, Mrs Henry
Browning, sister Of the bride,
followed. The groom aud best
man, Mr.. Henry Browning, with
The bee., 1908-10-29

the nshers, met at the altar. ThT
marriage was performed hv X v.
Eldred ia most impressil a.
manner.
The bride Is one of E'rline-
toms fairest aud sweetest .irls,
loved by yOung and old for her
amiable disposition ana charu,-
ing ways. She is the Youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
l.. Wyatt. Mr.. LIug is the ELI
est son of our welt known town.-
man, Mr.. M. b. Long, All is a
young man of many ster.iLg
qualities, liked by all who knu
him, his ready VII aud good
humOr make HIM the life of any
croWd. He is associated with
his father IN business and IS
popular with all
After lUncheon with Mr.. AMI
Mrs. JOHN Twymau, Mr. and Mls.
Long drove to WORTHWHILE All
boarded the |. 9. tram for Louls 3
willie and other pOints. On their
return they will 20 to house
keeping IN their handsomely
f~'HA apartments at the home of
h' parents
fnry Mere the RECIPIENTS of
n...s beautiful and costly gifts.
The bee., 1908-10-29
FoolIna with Idioms.

A foreigner meeting an American
friend, said to him. How are your"
The latter replied. "Out OF sight" The
man considered this very clever, and
decided TO use the expression on the
next occasion. Shortly after he was
met by friend. who asked How are
your" With visible pride he answered,
"You don't see me-"
The bee., 1908-10-29
Electrical Air FIIters.

Electric air filtration Is the idea OF
m English engineer and Is based ON
the discovery that a body positively
electrified by 100 volts or more will
become covered with SCOT In single
day in a smoky atmosphere. while a
negatively charged body remains
clean. Inserting a sheet OF wire cause
In the intake nue of ventilating sys-
tenn and electrifying II by connecting
to q 250-vOlt supply main, the gauze
extracted a large quantity OF SCOT from
the air.
The bee., 1908-10-29

Mrs. n r. Rosser, Of Howell, Ind.
arrived IN the city Sunday to visit
her son, jeff Murphy.
Frank d. Rash, Gen. Mgr. Of the
St. Bernard, made a business trip
to Victoria Monday.
Wyman Watts, Of Madisouville.
spent Sunday in the city with bis
brother, Theo. Watts.
Cecil Webb aud wife returned
home Sunday from a short visit to
friends IN Henderson.
Mr. o. A. Orrell, Of Clarksville,
Tenn, is IN the city visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. o. A. Davidson.
Ed Barnett and Ed Cansler, OF
Wheatcroft, spent several days here
last week with relatives.
Miss Oua Collins aud Mrs. Jhn
Robinson, OF St. Charles, were IN
the city shopping Tuesday
P. b. Davis who has been with
Company G. at Guthrie for the past
two months. has returned home.
Dempsey Sharp and Henry Har-
ris spent Sunday with Mr. Sharp's
sister, who lives in Nashville, Tenn.
Will Smith, who ia doing duty
with the soldiers at Hopkinsville,
spent Sunday here with the fair
sex.
Herman and Edith Howell spent |
Saturday and Sunday with their
grandparents, IN the country near
here.
Mrs. w. II. McNary aud Miss Eliza
Wilkins, Of jacksonville, are in the
city today visiting Mrs. Stella
Kemp.
Barton Fault, who has been work
ing with the st. Bernard Co. at st.
Charles, has resigned and is now
home with his parents.
Pat Breslin, Of Hopkinsville, who
! ears ago kept restaurant in this
city, was down Sunday shaking
hands with old friends.
VIM jenkins, of st. Charles, has
returned from Bowling Green,
where he attended session Of the
Grand Lodge of 1. 0. O. +.
Mesdames A. J. Howell, Ed
Joe Brinkley. John Brink.
ey, and Albert Halves spent Mon
lay in Nashville, on shopping
Mrs. Earnest Rootz aud daughter,
4 SIS Edith left Tuesday for Howell,
nd, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
who moves to Morgan
ield next week.
Miss Matte Wilkey, the popular
asher for Barnes, Coward q Co.,
peDt Sunday in CoIltown with
riends, and owing to the big fire
'as unable to return. until Monday
Forming.
The bee., 1908-10-29

the wholesome, harmless green
leaves and tender stems of lung
n. allng mountainous shrub, give To
d. shO0p's Cough remedy It's cura-
br0rcniai coughs quickly aud safely
yiert 20 this mighty effective Cough
nieeicine. DR.. ShoOp assures moth
err thar they can safety give n to
eVrn very young babes. M opinion
nn MISUNDERSTANDING nothing
hash or harmful. IL Gains the dis
tr--sing cough, aud heals the sensi-
i've membranes. Accept no other.
Demand nr ShOop'a.
~"in ms 81 B~ihhrd Mining "a
'c'ri"i"i~'i. ufns company.
The bee., 1908-10-29
A Healthy Family.

Our whole family has enjoyed
good health since we began using
DR.. Kings New Life Pile, three
years ago" says l.. A. Bartlett of
Rural Route |, Clifford Maine. They
cleanse and tone the system in gem
tie way that does you good
25c. At all leading druggists.
The bee., 1908-10-29
When TaIIeyrand Scored.

When Nine. de stael published her
celebrated novel, "Delphine." she was
supposed to have painted herself I'm
the person Of the heroine, and NJ. Tai
leyrand in that Of an elderly lady,
who is one Of the principal characters.
They tell me" said he. the first time
he met her that we are both OF US
In your novel, In the disguise Of
women"
The bee., 1908-10-29

Ft'in' S.ta sHg from several
luNp4 v'e Markel bees under OBJ
sei 81 c1 by Castor T. lnief, French
na;uia.iZi dew away returning in an
hour or tw9 with two oJher workers,
after fir I y'siiiag a fountain. Set
Ting on the sugar. they we're seen TO
pump water from their crops. when
they sucked up the syrup 80 formed
Baltimore American.
The bee., 1908-10-29
Local Happenings


Abe Draper is quite happy IL
a ten-pound girl.
Does your watcl keep perfec
time. If not, Chas. Truemp, Jew
elery, can fix it.
Until their new home u finished
NMr. and Mrs. Rex McEuen will
board with Mrs. Ell Rule ON Ridge
way.
The condition Of Mrs. E. r. Me
Eueu. who is sicS Ia Evansville
while still serious, is some wha
better.
A party started at the water tanh
Sunday afternoon just before the
arrival Of 81, ana counted 1854 people
on tie platform.
The St. Bernard Company will
kave their entire office floors Telaid
with solid oak flooring. The lum-
her has arrived aud the work will
commence at once
&. b. McGregOr, who WAS billed
for an address to the Republicans at
the Opera House, Friday night, for
some reason unknown, failed to put
In his appearance.
The carpenters are very busy fix
ing up the OLD store room next to
the Grand Leader for u clothing
room for that enterprisIng firm.
Jim is up-to-date.
The Red Men will give big dance
ut St. Charles on Saturday night,
A large crowd of our young people
who are going to attend are looking
forward to good time.
The Webb Brothers Old Judge
coffee demonstration was a COM
plete success in every particular.
Large crowds were in the store both
days sampling the delightful bev-
erage.
Prof. Henley aud family passed
through the city Sunday enrOute
home from visit 10 Illinois. The
Professor aud his daughters will
return today to instruct the Klub
Kentuek Band.
The rife range is nearing compile
ton, the concrete work is finished
and they are now putting in an
underground telephone system. Too
bad it was too late Tor the regiment
to come here this year.
Indoor baseball is getting to be
quite popular. There several teams
in the city. Friday night between
the first nine and Klub Kentuck
team resulted IN a score of 20 to 10
In favor of the first nine.
The e. A. G. has received their
long looked for parapheInalia for
their club room. 1t consists of two
punching bags, one set of horizontal
bars, trapeze and flying rings, This
Climb is fast coming to the front.
The following officers will officlate
at Lake precinct Tuesday; Clerk,
Henry q. jones' judges, II. S.
Corey aud Geo. MOthersdead; sher.
III, Pete Miles. The room over Old
hams buggy shop will be used as a
voting place.
Judge Gordon has tho Madison
VILE whiskey contest cases under
and Will reuder a de-
cisiOn i'm few days. We hope that
The evidence Is such that the Judge
will sustain the drYs and rid Madi-
sonville Of this curse.
We hope that before garden time
next spring that the city council
will have passed the stock law.
There are cows in this town that
nearly equal a human opening
gates. IL is almost impossible to
keep them out of the gardens.
Geo. Wright. who was arrested
here last week by Marshal Wilson
iOr an assault on his wife IN Evans
Vile, formerly lived here ana his
was bad. His wife WAS
! good woman and n she lives thro'
he murderous assault Of last week. /
he viii probably be glad 10 rid her I
elf 81 suoh sc0undreL
The bee., 1908-10-29

I
to be out.
+. d. Notary, the popular travel
IN man, is now haudIng ~ com
p etc line of post carI~ aS n side
ne.
Wedding Rings Tiffany ahd plain
II CaratAsolId gold. nave nothing
bat the best. UHAs. iRUEMPY
J-wel-I
Jn0. Blskely is having railing
put in the pool room Al" WI u-e
the Enclosure for first-cl--- press
Ia club.
Several candidates were IA tue
city Friday presenting their claims
before the people, each telling why
she. hould be elected.
With the exception of two or
three men who manage to exist from
hand to mouth and won't work,
Darlington is free from the corner
loafer.
The members of Co. G. who are on
duty at Hopkinsville and Guthrie
have received their new uniform.
1t is an olive drab and the boys look
well indeed.
That it pays to advertise in The
Bee Will be seen from the fact that
Nj. b. Long, who lost his fine bird
dog, put an ad in The Bee, and two
young boys saw 1t and came in and
told Mr.. Long where he would find
his dog chained up in a mans yard.
SOuthards Union Chapel, at
school house, will be ded-
icated next Sunday with all day SER
vices. All people and ministers of
all denominations are invited to at
tend. Dinner will be served on the
ground. Singing by ]. Bass Hibbs
and his choir.
J. V. McEuen, manager of the St. |
Bernard store at St. Charles, has u |
freak in the way of potato which |
is half sweet and half Irish, having |
the skin and eyes of an Irish potato
and also the skin and meat Of the |
sweet potato. tits on exhibition III
the store in that city.
Fire destroyed considerable pro-
perty at Dawson Springs Tuesday |
night and it was only by the hardest
work that the New Century Hotel |
was saved. Also fire destroyed a
large portion of Pembroke. 1t was
to have caught from a
spark from a passing train.
The citizens Of Dixon are clubbing
n together and having the side
walks made of concrete. Why can't
W. do the same thing? Or the City
can pass an ordinance hav-
ng all the sidewalks in the princI-
pal part of town made of concrete.
There is nothing that looks better
n town than nice even walks.
On tomorrow night. w. S. Me-
jary, manager of Temple Theater
will present to the people of Earl
ngton Rosamond Minstrels. They
come here well recommended and
should have good house. Wat has
/ large list Of good shows booked for
his season and having been in the
business so long knows just what
The people want along that line.
The right to own and operate a
telephone company in this city will
be sold by City Clerk Price on the
Company store corner today st 1890
o'clock. The city holds the right to
reject any and all bids for this prIvi-
lege. About one year ago the right
was sold TO the company now here
for the pitiful sum of $50, but was
rejected by the council, They evil
IDENTIFY want this right for a song,
but this right is quite an asset in
cities aud they will be made to
come across.
The bee., 1908-10-29
Monopoly Of camphor Oil.

Parsee merchants have monopoly
OF the manufacture OF camphor oil at
Foochow. China, controlling II dis.
tilleries, and export most of the prod.
uct To India.
The bee., 1908-10-29
HInh Wind bal ths pelert.

In the sandy deserts Of Arabia,
whlrling winds sometimes excayate
pits 200 feet In depth aud extending
down 20 the harder stratum on which
The bed rests.
The bee., 1908-10-29
The Moving ThrOng


Mrs. Hattie Cordier is visiting hei
gra ndmother here.
Steve Motherhood spent Sunday
here with his parents.
Paul Price was IN Msdisonville
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Mollie Ryan was in the
county seat Saturday.
Watt u. Sisk, of this city, was il
Madisonville Monday.
Mrs w. d. Orr, Of jacksonville
spent Sunday in the city.
Ernest Stokes and crew are work.
iug in 81 Charles this week.
r f.. whittier made a business
trip u Evansville Sunday.
John Carroll has returned from n
business trip to Evansville.
Mrs. W. ;. MeGary was in Hop
kInsville Monday sh piping.
Miss Mary Stevens, Of Madison
vile, was in the city Friday.
Thos. Thomson spent Sunday
with friends IN Hopkinsville
Eugene Foster and Rueben Miles
went to Jacksonville Friday.
Earl Stone spent Saturday night
with friends in MadIsonville.
Bass Todd. who is living in III
inois, was III the city last week
MISS Psusy Rule returned Sunday
from visit to friends in Sebree
Haich Whitfield, OF the Grapevine
country, was in town yesterday.
F. d. Rash and NOlIie Umstead
made trip to st. Charles Friday.
John Robinson. Of Nortonville.
was in the city on business Friday.
Miss Nettle Toombs spent Sunday
with her parents in Slaughtersville.
Mrs. NJ. II. Davis, of MadisOnville,
was in the city last week shopping.
Mrs. Chas. Coffman, of Southland,
was In the city Tuesday shopping.
Mrs. Matte Hewlett made u busi-
ness trip to Madisonville Monday. !
Mr.. n. w. Miller, of MadIsonvilIe,
was in the city shopping last Fri
day.
Clarence Pickering, of Fulton, is
his sister, Mrs. W. q. Ei-
dred.
Mrs. Dave Gordon, of near Rich
land, was IN the city shopping Tues
lay.
Chas. Price, one of MadIsonville's
business men. was in the city Tues
day.
Mrs. Hugh Griffiu, of St. Charles,
Was III the city Wednesday shop
ping.
w. V. Wilkey, OF Dawson Springs,
was IN the city yesterday on bust
ness.
Editor Moore spent couple of
lays in Louisville this week on bus.
ness.
Miss Mary Van Arsdale and Ed
win McGary spent Sunday in Hen
iersOn,
Roy FOard left Sunday for Hop
kinSville, whore he is visiting
+ lends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. DOckery, Of
Linton, Ind, are visiting relatives
II the city.
JDo. b. Atkinson, who spent sew
,ral days last week in Missouri is
nome again.
Yandell TilfOrd, foreman of Il. II
stones stable, spent Sunday in
Mrs. Julius COenen has returned
rom visit to her grand children in
Thos. o. Long, Assistant Mine In
'pector, spent Sunday here with
lone folks.
Miss Nell Carlin, of Hanson, spent
saturday aud SUNDAY with Mrs.
Dan M. Mvans.
Mrs. Walter Dawes aud Mrs. n. Il.
deKmnOn spent the first o. the week
n louisville.
Mrs. Eisis Robinson left Monday
morning for N0rtOnyiIle, 10 VISIT
Ter con J0hu.
Mrs. q II. McGary left Friday
or CovingtOn 10 attend the Eastern
star Grand Lodge. Z
The bee., 1908-10-29

Doan's Reglets cure constipst'c on without grip
ing, nausea nor any weakening effect. Ask your
druggist for them. IS cents per box
The bee., 1908-10-29

The Bee for printing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-25
s1,ooo,ooo TO BE RAISED.
Committee Will Build Temple and
 Study Arbitration.

Washington, January 24.-A committee of the National Temple of Labor associa- tion, which has been organized to raise a s1, ,0OO, 900 fund to construct in Washing ton a temple of labor, called on Secre- tary Root at the state department to- day. The purpose is to interest business men and organized labor in joint efforts to minimize business losses and other so- cial ills, resulting from such crude agencies as the strike, the boycott and the lockout" and to secure more gen. cral application of arbitration and com munity of interest of capital and labor.
 President Roosevelt, Vice President Fairbanks members of the cabinet and supreme court, public officials generally and prominent leaders and employees are being interested in the project Secretary Root gave the committee letter of hearty indorsement and it is stated that every member of the cabinet has likewise approved the project, excepting Secretary Taft. who has not yet returned his final answer to the appeal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-25
BAD MIX-UP OYER
 INDOOR FOOT RAGE
RUNNER, ABOUT TO GET DEFEAT ED, THROWS HIS OPPONENT DOWN AND STARTS A RIOT AMONG THE SPECTATORS.

Philadelphia, January 24.-The an First regiment, Pennsylvania National Guard, held here tonight, ended in a small sized riot that was precipitated by an attack made by Melvin Shep- pard of the Irish -Amercian Athletic club of New York upon Guy Haskins of the University of Pennsylvania, Tn the course of 1000-yard match race which was the feature of the meet
 Haskins, the inter- collegiate half mile and mile champion, defeated Shep- pard recently at the Third regiment games in this city. Tonight the men were to make seven and three quarters laps on the armory track and had com pleted six laps when Haskins made an effort to pass Sheppard, who had taken the lead at the second lap and who had practically been run off his feet by the university runner. The men Jostled on the false bank at one or the turhs and when Haskins started to go by the New York runner on the straight track the latter swung around aho' seizing Haskins around the neck, oe-  liberately threw him to the floor. I'm mediately friends of Haskins, who were seated along the track near the tape rushed upon Sheppard, who had started to run. Some one hit him falrly on the chin and in moment he Was jostled and being punished and Kicked. Friends of Sheppard ran in and for moment there was danger of serious free-for- all fight. A dozen policemen forced their way into the crowd and rescued Sheppard.
 George Orton, the old University or Pennsylvania runner, who was referee disoualified Sheppard and awarded the race to Haskins. The committee Tn charge of the meet announced the men would run tomorrow, but Mile Mur phy. the University of PennsylVahia trainer. said he would not let Has kins run.
 Sheppard said that his act was that of tired and irritated man, and that he regretted his conduct.