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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-29

(By Keel & SOM
Corn soc.
Wheat $3.50.
Corn, shelled, $40 per 100. -
Chops $3.50.
Bran sl.15.
Hay $3.50 per ton.
Cotton seed meal s1.G0 per 100.
Barley $3.50 per bushel.
Rye sl.G0 per bushel.
Cotton.
Middling $50.
Strict mlddling SIS.
Strict low s.37ls.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-29
N A R KETS
AS RECEIVED BY THE ARDMORE-
ITE EVERY AFTERNOON BY
TELEGRAPH.
COTTON.
Liverpool Futures.

Liverpool, Nov 2S-rhe range of
futures today was.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-29

FOR SALE-Shucks at the corn
shelter. Phone sos. 29-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-29
LOCAL MARKET.

CBy VIM. Newman
Hens &c and 71ac gross.
Flyers from $500 to s2.75 per
dozen.
Eggs 221ac per dozen.
Green hiles &c % SC.
Dry hides SC TO 10c.
Butter 2Oc to 25c.
Turkeys sc to &c gross.
Pecans &c pound.
(By Cold Storage)
Hogs &c to sc gross.
Cows &c TO 2hc gross.
Calves 31ac gross.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-29
LOST.

LOST,-Mcmorundum book con.
tanning machine numbers and two
receipts. Return TO Singer Sow
ing Machine company for re-.
ward. 2g-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-29
TERMS

Fifty per cent of tn purchase price
Of all lots in both the C~hickasaw and
at the time of sale. and the re-
nainder within six months from date
Of sale.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-29

FOR SALE-Some OF the best dose
in lots in Ardmore. Located on
End avenue N. W. On water. sewe.
and gas mains. Close to car line.
One-fourth down. balance 3, 6, y.
and ~ months. II you want good
property for little money, see me at
once. frank Harlan. 27s-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-29

WANTED-A position as head cook
in first class hotel or restaurant.
Satisfaction or no pay. Gilbert
Hodge, care General Delivery. Ard
more. Okla. 29.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-29
WANTED.

WANTED-To buy small home and
lot on installmcnt plan. Address S,
care Ardmoreite.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-29

FOR SALE-Steam laundry, modern,
in a nearby town. Will be sold at
n sacrifice If taken at once. This
has always been a money-making
plant. Address Laundry, care Ard
moreite. Ardmore, Okla. 27.2
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-23
q =
LABOR LOST.


y The appointment by Go4er1S
Hughes. Of commission TO invests<
gate stock gambling on Wall street
bring TO the reflective mind the sug.
gestion that it is impossible 10 eradil
cate the evil part of Wall street deal
ings without doing away with the
whole business and putting aEDend e
the quick and easy purchase q secur-
ities either for cash or partly or en-
tire!ly on credit. Another positive ben
eft conferred by the STOCK markets
is that they enable the owner OF Sc
curities TO realize upon them Instant,
and at minimum of expense.
The stock gambling of which Sc
much is made is bad, but ii is opls
incidental. Facilities for the Qiici
transaction of business in thefstocRs
and bonds of corporations are Jan es-
sential necessity to the business o:
these days Tie commission may hnd
means te Diminish the g2n9iiaa lea.
Fare Qf, the street, Tint IT c5aa.t pos
sibly devise. any Other p.ethoaa th.ti
those q the street. II the ,loss d
their money will not cufe ~rle; inex-
pert fools who dabble, there is no ~.
to Try any other preventive.
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VITA the night riders IN fenn6gz.,a
The Hams brothers 81 Tew York tbs
Honey Reuf mater ia Frisco ana tbe
lard fraud troubles in Oregon, ali q
tn sections are being vel repTeser'
in The criminal courts q the 'odn-
trg
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-23

What lot Of lucky foi5 there are In
congress. Fourteen members Of fii&t
body have been sent 70 Panama 70
look up that scandal. What folly
poker game with all Of the other ac-
cessories and Uncle Sam. generous
old fellow. pays the freight.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-23

Senator Kern Of Indiana aud soma
tor Bsadisy Of KenleesY' 4 -
rather unique ggures in TIE naA seh-
ate
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FOR RENTNSeYen- room residence. !
No. 1893 REYNOLDS street. Apply/n
premises 70 Mrs. II. VI. Miller.
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Fresh ftuyiers Candy for Christmas
at Roses Drug Store.
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he cabinet builders are cor
Fats official family win be
a. large a. vas his official
vote. 8Is
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MISCELLANEOUS |

BIG MogEY AGENTS FREE go
pie offer as days only, brl
SPARKLING, famous IS Barnattok
uiaticn Diamond xsiugAA. kas
equals genuine
experts--4ills every
the most exactint
most fastidious-
eth the cost Of thet
As a means OF irltrol'ss
Vicious ard wonderful, sciiftilll
gem, and securing rs many
friends as quickly as possibIe
are making a special inducemf
the new year. We want yoz
his beautiful ring, the M
Of Mans Handicraft, the n
that sparkles with all the DeSuty.
and flashes With al the fire Of the
Genuine Dia1nera. We want YOU 10.
show Il to your friends and takee
orders To- Us. IS it sells ITSELF lis
at siGht-aad makes 100 per cent.
profit fer yQu absolutely without n
tort On 1nr part. We want good,
in every locaIitv, city or country. N
fact, in every ceanHs throughout The
world, both nle1s and women. young
and old, who will not sell Oh pawn
me Harnatto Stipulation Biauaor,...ss
under the pratanse thai they
genuine gems aach action
times leads q tragtl IL or ef1
raent Ii yoa gt ss4;
Diamond, substitute foY liz
iner d9nI wait-as todar "a
advertisement naag not af;tl{ & s.
first come. FIRST served
sample ofer. bsatift ~ +
rings. stud 81 ss4rf St
dress The Baruafto On
Girard building. chieS
writing mention this
Fresh country eezs fozz
enough to supply BYiin.3
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EASING or us YEAR.

fortnisht It will have winged itself
into the atoms Of the past.N It will pass
into ias great stcseaoasa Of Father
Time and win become 4 distant thing
laat used to be.
ssf, 'b@en kind e u.s.
The year has been an epoch max
Elng one Tor history. It has brought
70 the nation q new leader. a new exc
ednye. It has seen men of ereat pow
er pass into seelusion and it has also
brought u rs one OF the most disas-
trous panics the world has ever known.
It has seen sn attack on he commerce
CT The nation without parallel in his
teryss II mas caused great financial
institutions 70 totler and fali. The de-
bsit q which has ssought ruin ana
sorrow to countless Thousands. II has
exscted an AWFUL ton oI human life
and il has seen such a psnera,na Of
~ = N"s ~ : osAfi7 Aoessa 'i9
e ~ Vl.ot s e-Ssl f-s 'soa'e
i1' ~ n"s' - 'si.d = ulsas
S s4'lal'i'S ;.
80 - = = ~ : f1'lNg We
Gus proT e ss against this great
,;.,aso/ sfsaS
=. .
~ n hgp ..s
u faial...q
hFaAss
5sds I'll IS
soart. - =. ,a..;.s
a7.k.y 49, s-~. 49,. ,.naas
s.en4s f So.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-23

FOR RENT-Nea,ly furnY
near the opera house, a
With privilege OF bath.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-23

Rrovn and Big Bill Taft
spend a very merry
"a a happy New Year.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-23

uyIer's Candy for Christmas
Eug Store.
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FOUND.

FoUND-Rowboat drifting in
simar's Sound Monday night. Ows
eeil nave Same BY proving propd
and Iiayina exaenses. Apply TOD
Hail. 723 Amherst street. ~
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FOX sAtg.

FOR SALE Radiua
i cypress shingles. Tor priced
phone "a. Altamaha Mills.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-23

Fresh country egzz forl
enough to supply Brun.
Csc per dozen. Gee Harsss
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-23

th IS a great land. she
pane the president, but she
Iher m!dss just the same.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-23

FOR RENTl
and residen0
city, CALM ASseft
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[ hats are TO re seen
] the first s,i1.e. MISC
them.
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FOR REY
residence, q
nclds streets.
/, 1903. A
office GRAM
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-19

privilege of submitting further evil
.dence after he had failed to make a
case for his client. granted
ran, who requested of the Court the
him that right some five years ago and
he has never: taken a further step in it
from that day to this, although re-
quested by me many times to do so.
He is probably using this case against
Inc as, an illustration of my slowness
IN deciding cases and he has other
cases in the same condition.
This article is becoming too long al
ready. l would like to take up all
charge made against me and I can
analyze them and explain them just as
have done the cases touched upon.
but space forbids. The other state
ments contained in the circulars and
IN Normanden, and other papers are
just as false as the one referred to.
and my opponents have assured me
Ind several of my friends that thew
Will issue at. least one other circular
against me, that is to eclipse all others
so far issued in showing what bad
man am. This circular, and there
Will probably be more than one, is to
come forth like an assassin in the dark
a day or two before you 20 to the
primaries to vote and its object is to
SO warp your judgment by untruths
and 1nsinuations against me that you
Will IN your passions and preiudices
vote without knowing the truth, and.
OF course, vote against me and to
the advantage of Mr. Brennan. Be on
your guard for this and just give me
what any American has a right to ask
for, and that Is. Fair play, and I will
not grumble whether you elect me or
MI. Brennan. You know, if you care
to inform yourselves, what my record
among you has been as neighbor, as
lawyer, as States Attorney of Ram
sey County, as Attorney General of
North Dakota and as District
Judge, you know from that whether
my efforts have been in behalf of right
and Justice, or otherwise; you know
whether have labored for the inter-
! estse of the common people that JUS
tice might be done them; you know
whether I have imposed upon my fel-
low men or have ever sought to exact
from them that which did not belong
to me. reat my record, such as it is,
either in public life or in private
life. Treat men at the polls without
prejudice or passion and return such
judgment by your ballot as you see
fit. thank you for all past kindnesses
and honors conferred upon me, and I
hope whether elected or not, that T
may still retain your confidence and
kindly feeling towards me in the fu-
ture as / have in the past. I will do
my best to merit both.
" Yours respectfully,
49,. John F. CoWan.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-19
Judge Cowan's Record
A. Found by Members of the Bar of This District

Our attention has been brought to an
unsigned circular entitled "The Court
Records, " Wherein is given what
purports to be list of all the cases
passed on by Judge Cowan, in which
an appeal had been taken to the su-
|preme Court of this state and a judg-
ment entered on appeal on the merits.
We have examined the North Dakota
reports and find the following cases,
towit. # 5s,.: !: ,:. .s 49,.
MELVILLE VS.. G. NJ, Ry. Co. reported
in Vol. IL, North Dakota Reports at
page 51S.: {. (, 1. .@ :
State VS.. Truax reported in Vol. 10,
North Dakota Reports, at page 131.
+ State VS.. Mclean, reported in Vol.
IS, North Dakota Reports, at page
1868. " .i =Ss..{S
State US. Ely. reported In Vol. 113 N.
w: Reports at page al. 5.4 .s 81
State VS.. Baeverstad reported in Vol.
I'm. Q. Reports at page SIT ;. @55:
Zimmerman VS. Nc urdy reported
il Vol: 1o6. N. ". Reporter at page
1876. h & SS}...y Nh
II. al of which cases Judge Gowan
passed pom the IDENTICAL matters IT'D
the y ts court below, and the Supreme
Court affirmed the decision of Judge
g co Y ii each q those eases In some
Of the h, cases the matter passed upon
by the Supreme Court had reference
to the law OF habeas corpus III those.
cases no appeal Hes to the Supreme
Court from the action Or the District
a-,t, but application IS made direct
to- the Supreme Court and il those;
cases above rnenti toned where the
habeas corpus law Is involved the: ac-
ton o. the Supreme Court affirmed
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-19

many adjournments Of Court, cer.5
taialy have made many adjournnlents.
but l never made one for my own con.
venience, they have always been made
for the convenience of the people of
my district and for the accommodation
OF attorneys and litigants.- For in.
stance, the Towner County term and
many other terms of this district are
called by law during the months of
May and June. These terms I have
never held until later and have al
ways adjourned them on account of
the busy season among the farmers,
The "a adjouTnments. spoken of as
having been made in Ramsey County
last year. were adjournments made
from, week to. week after the regular
term had been had, and all cases dis
posed Of there that were for trial and
these adjournments were taken at my
own great inconvenience to accomo-
date lawyers and litigants who might
have business before me that they de-
sired to bring up in open court after
the regular term had really ended. Not
one of these adjournments cost the
people Of the County or litigants one
cent, but cost me much extra labor
and loss Of time for the accommodation
Of the parties.
Mr.. Brennan also charges me with
having greatly increased Court ex-
penses during my term of office for
boarding prisoners, etc.. I simply call
your attention to the fact that no
where does he show how many prison
ers were boarded, or what they were in
jail for, nor does he refer to any other
court expense and give you the items
| and show how am chargable with the
same. It is well known that I have
had TO- sentence many prisoners to the
County jail and the law provides that
those prisoners shall be boarded in
jail and their hoard paid for by the
county, :, How. can such things be
chargedSto me? we'll know that the
County commissioners of no county in
my district pay board for men commit.
ted to jail when the same is not DUE.
I have also been charged with de-
laying some decisions. Upon this
question I will simply say to you that
the. Court is very frequently blamed
for delaying decisions when the facts
are that the cases have never been
submitted to the Court. You have
frequently heard attorneys in open
court agreeing to submit briefs or ar
gumentsaor further evidence to the
| Court in ten, fifteen or twenty days
etc., and am not telling you any sec
ret when I'say that it very rarely hap
pens that such cases are presented tt
the Court within any such time or IL
I many, Instances for a long time aftel
the periods stated. I have in mind a
| this time one case that has been de
1ayed In just such way by Mr.. Bren
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-19

the action of Judge Cowan, and he is
entitled to credit for aflrmances in
those cases just as fully in our opin-
ion ais in any other. =
In the case of Kaslow VS.. Chamber.
lin referred to as a reversal in the
circular the Supreme Court granted a
re-hearing and the case was rear
gued at the last term OF the Supreme
Court and should not be counted at
this time either as an afiirmance or
reversal. T.
Taking the cases as shown in the
circular entitled 1.-THE Court Records"
and adding to the affirmances there
mentioned the afirmances in the cases
given above and it will be found that
Judge Cowan has been affirmed in %
cases, reversed in 81 cases, and modi-
/ fed in 8. cases which is above the
average record. 49,.
Frank D.. Davis, Cando, N. D. T..
~. J. Kehoe, Cando, N. D.. u
p. R. Barnett, Devils Lake, N. D.
Henry G. Middaugh, Devils Lake,
N. d. s: s a: ..t 4=. z.Ss y n s ( 3
~ F. T. Cuthbert, Devils Lake, IN. D. ri.
~. M. Anderson. Devils Lake, N. D.
Homer Resler, Starkweather, ND. .%&
4 G.. w. BUTT. Minnewaukan,. N. d. 81 1
Forger SHINES, Minnewaukan, N d.
NJ. 5A. Lilies, MinneWaukan, N. ID. S59: sE
aS I'D. Comstock, Minnewaukan, N. b.
5R A.. Stuart, Minnewaukan, n. D. a /
5sT NJ. Morrissey, Edmore, M. D.; \. i:
G: q. Gailfus, Rolla, NJ %. 5 81 .....
sssJ s.. othart Cando, N. b. u 81.
VIM. Bateson, Rolla, N D. n: s.5: .: z: & +
# 4. q. Plymat, Rolla, N. d. 5 ass:
$$ b Fl J. skinner Gando, N. ID, js #
55tS5 4. Moseley, Cando, ~. d.
Ss3 Paul (sr,lnn Esmond, N, %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30

In spite OF threatening weather and
the rather rough conditions OF tho
course between Salt Lake and Lagoon,
a distance OF about S miles, the an
nual Decoration day bicycle road race
an event that has come to stay, and
one that Is most popular occurred this
morning the so or so amateur riders
starting at 1875.
Although some efforts We're made to
put a damper on tho event the usual
large enthusiastic crowd of cycle fans
was at the starting point and there
were as many at the finish TO welcome
the riders who successfully made the
trying ride. The observation train, al
ways one of the features, was not
lacking, by any means, and was
crowded to the limit
Manager Rippetu, who has managed
the event for several years made a big
success of today's event, ana was
warmly congratulated for the clean
manner in which the race was run.
OF course. road race without spills
would not seem like a road race, and
there were plenty OF them, not only
along the route. but at the tape on
the other end of the course. Bursted
tires. boulders. ruts and punctureS
were the causes direct and indirect OF
bruises. decorations and ruffled temp
ers. but no one was seriously injured.
There was one feature that some
what marred the pleasure and interest
of the race, and that was the collec-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30

race Of e5 with 4 minute handi-
cap he pulled down first prize for place
and first prize for time. 4g.40. TINE
course from Fifth North and Third
West TO finish near the Lagoon en-
trance liz about 10 nlles)
In 1896 there was no race on Decora-
ton day because OF rain. The event
was held June 9. The place and time
prizes were won by O. u. Emery, time,
h0.36 The following year saw H. u;
Penrose draw down the place award
and O. Il, Emery the time prize +, w
Lindstum was winner OF place in w
and G. IA, Cutting, time.
Up Until this time the 4s:4O record
was good. j, w. Ensign lowered II IN
1893. however. by going over the course
this race. r A. papworth came In
lead IN 1900 with A. w. Smith drawing
time honors. The time record took an
other tumble during tho following year
1e0lO when w. Il. Samuelson, now q
famous professional, pushed his whect
across the tape at 1921; w. II. Barnes
d,ew place, The following year saw
/ II. Tate draw place and G. L. Crowi-
tor ttne Then came another drop IN
thn record. In 1908 j. II. Tate covered
,hc "a miles I'm A3;hg. This is the record.
In tha rnce that tate made such II
splendid run, Carl War; won place.
Later. results were 1904 Harvey
Wilcox place: Clarence Maybe, tlme'
1905 Robert stevenson, place, Charies
Archibald. time; 1905. POSTPONED June
. on account or rain), Burton HARDY,
place and Charles Archibald, time
1907 a. Broadbeck, place ana D. "
Bernstrom, time 4I;S6'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY MAY 80 1908

tho giiardsmen arrived at that point
they found the troops OF the Fifteenth
infantry lined up IN two ranks forming
a path between them In which the
guardsmen wore to march. AS the
guardsmen passed through the opened
ranks the regulars were brought to the
present" In salute. The compliment
Is one that pleased the guardsmen. and
one that has never before been rendered
by the regular troops who have been
stationed at Fort Douglas. II was
appreciated by the guardsmen. IL Is
one more link in the chain OF evidence
to use a term much liked by barrlsters,
that the regular forces must rely In
the militia and recognizes that II is up
on this portion OF the nations defenses
that the refular forces must rely In
time of need. The regular and volun-
teer troops are being brought more
closely together now than In the past
and the results In both establishments
show the benefits that are being derived
from the assumed national control OF
guardsmen by tho general government.
The parade in It's entirety was pleas
Ing part of the days Observance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30
BRYAN TOURING NEBRASKA.

spencer. Neb. May 3O.-Wm J. Bryan
began the second day of his Nebraska
tour at Spencer. where he arrived at
$50 this morning from Bonesteel, y.
D. Ills address here was delivered at
the Memorial league meeting for which
a large crowd had gathered from sur
rounding towns Several hundred farm
ers were among those present. THIS
section has seen less of Mr. Bryan
than any other part of the state ana "A
generous reception was accorded NM.
Al noon MIR Bryan started across
the country In an automobile for o.
Neill. where he is scheduled for Nom
orial day speech this afternoon: Later
he will speak at Ainsworth ana L3hg
pine. his speeches today were entire
ly devoted TO memorials to the soldiers
and sailors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
ELECTION CONTINUED

Baltimore May SO.-Electlous for the
remaining secretaries and FOR the as
sistsut secretaries OF tine various boards
Of the Methodist Episcopal church were
continued al the general conference t1-
day. Roy. Or A. b. Leonard, for 20
years secretary Of the board OF foreign
an votes against eS5 for DR. Homer
G. Stunt field secretary of the same
board Rev Or Thomas Nicholson.
president of Dakota Wesleyan uniyer-
sity, Mitchell, $. u. was elected secrc-
tary OF the new board Of education
which VIII have It's office In New York
city. Rev. Or. T. j, Mavecly field sec
rotary of the former board OF education
Freedmen's AId and SUNDAY schools
was named as the additional secretary
OF the l'reemcns Ala society author
lied by this general conference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30
HEART BREAKING
ATHLETIC CONTEST

Philadelphia. May 3o.--With anything
like favorable conditions tsere was
promise Of hcart-breaking contests IN
INC finals of the intercollegiate. charn :
niouships on Franklin field at the Unit
yersitv OF PENNSYLVANIA today. on the
form shown In the preliminaries yes
,crdnv. Cornell, PENNSYLVANIA and vale
rlle favoritps. Yale yesterday puaiiHod
~ mon I'm the prelimiuaries. Harvard y,
Iacnrsylynula aud Cornell IL each,
dartmouth s. Princeton b, MICHIGAN j.
syarthmore = and Columbia and Am
hprM cr.h for the finals. On the
general situation Cornell seemed to have
Silently The best of IL with Pennsvl-
vania "A close second y heavy rain fell
0,niHg the forenoon and the prospects
for record performances are not bright