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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-18
MOB LYNCHES
A WRETCH
MISERABLE END OF MAN CHARG-
ED WITH MURDER OF YOUNG
GIRI--GOES SPEECHLESS WITH
TERROR TO HIS DEATH.

LEXINGTON. KY, Dec l7.=El-
mer Hill, charged with the murder
of a 13 year old girl. was lynched
by mob at Monticello this morn
ing.
The mob went to the door of the
county jail about daylight and de-
manded delivery of the man from
the sheriff The latter refused until
members of the mob brought barrels
of oil and prepared to fire them
about the Jail building. when the
sheriff surrendered to protect the
lives of half hundred men confined
in the Jail
Hill was taken short distance
from the jail and strung to tele-
graph pole, where his body was rid
died with bullets and left hanging
The man was too frightened from
the time he fell into the hands of
the mob to utter a word
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-18
REVENUE UP TO PRESIDENT.
Proposition To Have Him Give Ad
vice on the Subject.

WASHINGTON, Dec. lin the
house today Representative Smith
proposed that the heads of depart
ments be instructed to make reports
to the president upon means of rails
ing sufficient revenues TO meet ex-
penditures. These reports were to
be made to the president. who was
TO submit them to congress with ad-
vice and recommendations.
He has that authority already.
said Representative Mann. How
ever. il you want to kiss the hand
that smites you, go ahead
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-18
IS NOW
PRESIDENT
NONE TO SAY HIM NAY IN ELEC-
TIoN NESTERDAl-pORr Al
PRINCE DONS HOLIDAY RAJ
MENT ~ HONOR OF EVENT

PORT Al PRINCE. Dec. I'm
the elections held today in the re-
public for choice of president to
succeed the provisional administra-
tion established upon the deposal of
President Alexis, General Simon was
made the unanimuos choice, there be-
ing no opposition. General Simon
has practically directed the affairs of
the government since his entry TO
the city at the head of his troops.
The news of his formal election as
president today was accepted by the
people as matter of course. but
they nevertheless took occasion 10
make a big demonstration in the
city. which tonight is brilliant with
eolored lights and holiday decora-
tions
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-18
DEFENSE IN KOREAN
TRIAL NOT INDICATED

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 17.--
The line of defense TO be en-
ployed in the case of In Whan
Chang. the Korean charged with
the murder of Durham White
Stevens, has not yet been indi-
Gated by the attorneys repre-
senting the defendant. The day
was taken up with the prosecu-
tion still presenting the testi-
mony of physicians and sur
geons who had attended Mr.
Stevens prior to his death.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-18
Az OFFICIAL srATEMENT.

The capture by our war ships of
coast guard and war vessels Is not
to he considered an unfriendly act
against the Venezuelans. 1t is mere
ly a reprisal against Castro's gov
eminent. which refuses to give sat
isfaction for his unfriendly acts to-
ward Holland. The seizure of these
vessels will make it impossible for
the Venezuelan government to carry
troops or ammunition to and from
Continued on page three)
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-18
SAYS THEY LOSE.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Dec. lin
the Missouri rate case hearing today.
c. J. Mcpherson. assistant general
manager of the Missouri Pacific. tes-
tilted that II was impossible for the
railroads to operate under the pres
ent rate except at a loss.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-18

be framed As it stands it is intend
ed as a demand upon the president
to produce proof of the charge made
in his message.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-18
GRAND SIRE BURIED.
Large Attendance at Funeral of n
Distinguished Odd Fellow.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dee. 17.-Fu-
neral services over the body of John
Noble. grand sire of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, was attended
today by members of the order of
high standing from every quarter of
the United States.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-18
FIGHT DUEL ACROSS RIVER.
shot From One State Fatally Pots
Man in Other.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Dec. II
Standing on opposite sides of Tug
river. one in West Virginia and the
other i'm Kentucky. Doc" Mounts
and Samuel Carter today fought a
duel with rifles.
Carter was shot through the body
and was fatally hurt. Mounts then
came to the Kentucky side and es-
capped Trouble arose over Carter 5
wife.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-18
HANsBROUGH SERIOUSLY ILL.
North Dakota senator Goes To Hos
pital for Treatment.

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec 17.-United
States Senator II. c. Hansbrough. OF
North Dakota. who has been i'll III
Minneapolis for some days, had a de
cided turn for the worse today He
was removed to Asbury hospital His
ailment is a disease of the ear, from
which he had previously suffered
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-18
TWO DAYS OF RAIN
FLOODING ARIZONA

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Dec. IT..
Two days of rain all over Ari-
zona has swollen most of the
rivers TO alarming proportions.
The Sail and Verde rivers are
particularly high. the latter
emptying into the former 25
miles above Phoenix. The Verde
rose 16 feet early this morn
ing. During the afternoon wa
ter began flowing over the
storage dam under construction
at Roosevelt.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-18

The Episcopal diocese of Spring
field, H., has taken steps TO force a
revision of the school histories rela-
tive to the founding of the Church
of England
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-18
SUPPOSED DEAD MAN
VERY MUCH ALIVE

PRINCETON. Ind, Dec II.
Henry r. Agar, former sec
retary and treasurer of the
Princeton Milling Co, who was
reported drowned in the Wa
bash river 21 months ago. and
over whose alleged death $30.-
900 of insurance is in litigation.
has been arrested in Harlingen.
Texas. and eonfesses his iden-
tity. After his disappearance
Agar was charged with forgery
and bezZlement of 100000.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-18
TAFT LEAVES FOR SOUTH
VISITS ROOSEVELT ON WAY

IA a Fresdenteiect
Augusta Ca where he VIII
will ms
crn vacation January that time the
canal He expects
middle of February and IRON then
he will ~ filling speaking engagements
with intention Of dining with PRESIDENT 'oose-
Washin the south
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-18
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

Peoria county, ILL.,, holds divorce
record, there being one for every four
and two-thirds marriages in the past
year
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-18

The woman who killed herself in
the Clarendon hotel, at Brooklyn,
has been identified as Mrs. Lillian H..
Faleoner Doty. recently divorced at
Sioux Falls, S. ID.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-18

His offer to sell hundreds of 1 and
, cent stamps led to the arrest of
Milo Zolman. 21 years old, charged
with completely in the robbery of the
post office at South Bend, Ind.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-18
HAVE NO LATE NEWS FROM
WITH SITUATION
Big Storm JWeeping ODer Country
z-Blizzdrd is Doing Great Damage

MINIATURES,
in
CHICAGO in
Colorado line Louisville
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-18
Fanatic Thought to Haze Burned
Churches in Chicago Yesterday

Ill imulane
r.
5 of a The
police have as o
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-18
AMERICAN WHO is NOW LORD IN SCOTTISH PEERAGE

he III of
Of
Albert Fairfax family Bible and
beneficiary of lords
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-18

Suggest Copper Dis
trict OF the Country
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Affords Opp0rtunL
ties Unexcelled.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30

a 1ofNT REsgil Ti0N no nE SUR
MiTrED f0 ELECTORS or TUE
srArN on IDAHO, FOR REJECTION
OR ArpHGVAli PROPOSING TnE
EErERL or SECTIONS "a AND q
on ARricLE oF rHH cONsWTr
TiON or IDAHO AND PROPOSING
AMENDMENTS 10 SECTIONS 3 ~
81 AND Is eF ARTICLE 8. AND SEC
TfoN s or ARTICLE IS or THE
CONSTITUTION or THE STATE or
IDAHO. PROVIDING DISTRICT
COURT FOR EACH COUNTY AND
EXTENDING ITS JgRisplCTioN
TO ALI. MATTERS or PROBATE.
AND PROVIDING FoN TitE ELlsC-
TlpN AND ArrOlNrMENT on
u DcEs THEREFOR AND THEIR
SALARIES AND Tfr TERMS or
SAID COURTS
~ q iiesoi,ed liy ihs Legislature Of lbe (
state Of ldahp
Section d That sections n aud q or 4
article of lho constitution IT the state
~ Idaho b. ana TIE Same urs helcDy re-
efalse and annulled.
Section 3. That section OF article
ef the constitution of lho state OF ida.
BE- be su,cnded 90 read az follows
section 2. The Judicial power 81 the
state shall b. vested in court FOR the
,riai % Impeachment. d snpfsmo court
district courts epufts 81 Justices of The
peace and such other courts Inferior a.
he supreme enurts Hs may DC established
IS iaw f0r ans Incorporated cts town
~ village
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% shr constitution e the state of Idaho
pe amended 60 rvad as follows
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Constitutional Amendments 10 Dc
Voted On, November 3rd.

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The sun., 1908-11-25
asn M hustled Up the hill to Get ready for the

pen Ea.a hustled uD the hill to get ready for the
There is none Of the confident feeling that
eSil.Shss eSsil sShsreSssrIasd " ether oolnsl trips @
bgs 6oneede that 6orheiI would be bsaten. ].
SSsHss SSssSs h !: soSit SPd \ SSS NH iS
Eil Be- used ssSlnsE Penny II jsaaniisw, aiiw '0'''"''
@oS sTS Sswsy .yysS S ,bs &c .tssihy early n q that tSe
Cornell SQUAD was SSs Sompossd @ Of tRoI I follows as
IaSi s,.a nnribuTt. MeAEthur: Baysr Crosby,
RSurke. gaysE sna FaSrinEtop, aH Iys9Eilts tSqEless:
eSss1,S GSss5,sys .rB+ 8Bs+ cSE%sS HS Sna S SHSSolHm
Pope. fullbacks. ~. 49,,
: The Fordham squad had their last scrlm-
de erfa4assSsS a%sSsSS L sss fps%s fpsrs
nfs N SEsias sSS scrubs ,bS for hard tlEsaty
y played sinashns ~s game, SnsnSg and nS 70 ve
Winutes Of play scored twice on the. sornbR.
White apd Gesry carrying the ball across
scrimnage the varsity were on defence,
and their work was, satisfactory TO the
coaches. The men did not spare tben-
eeqpences, All the squad came through
without serious hurt, but Coach Howard
SarSsn' snr,,p d who % ysnt In az fuilbsSk for the
Z. Z STashing line plunge his shoulder was
ACCENTED Sl muscle IL bis arm,
who broke his oollarbone two weeks ago.
was out aEain yesterday. but neither he
nor McCatrey, topk part 10 tho scrinma go,
sdPsGfsy certy % & sSs &c q 70 Y Sda%e
Gstg yas 5 assisted yesserdSsy iss by
team. -
A report from the West says that Antioch
college at yellow Springs, Ohio. has the
eleyentheonly onearmed player In tbe game.
He is minus. his right arm, but notwith-
not afraid to tackle"
=, EaIyrrsBrgo, Md. Nov. 24.-.,Mount St.
mousy eleSted % dssrd ' p esS cSaIssy of qs BsIti-
6Sslsty is : member q Of The islo class and has a;
During the season that has Just closed he
put up brilliant game at centre
The De Witt Clinton Mldsets played a
team composed Of basketball and eoooer
!; S;f|SsR Nj ss:sissS II: ,ss Tss
and blocking Of Maurer and Helfapt.
n, GsE,AnLoTIEsy,LLg q, Va. N9y; st:.TS, - To-
III ss%s Il nd
on Thanksgiving Day. An enthusiastic
Alderman, Head Coach Coake and DR.
Stone spoke beside other alumni coaches.
The team was present. SO far. Virginia has
which was tied The Southern champion.
ship Is at stake. The team had light prac- !
tice to-day and the scrubs were disbahded. |
near Richmond. Cloth. the captain and
centre, who has been out Of the game with |
4 bad knee, is much improved and will |
probably be included In the first lineup.
The sun., 1908-11-25
MEADOW BROOK HUNT.
Mrs. SWIFT Turns the Tables on Mrs
Burden In o stiT Hun.

HEMPsTRAp. L. l.. Nov. Blowing to
the very stiff country that was chosen
to-day for the drag hunt Of the Meadow
Brook Club. only those who ride straight
TO hounds and who have nerve enough
TO go through a strange country and fol-
low the pack without taking to the roads
and lanes we're able to keep up.
The run this afternoon was oyer the
country from, the RosIyn BreakWster.
From the meeting place the pack ran through
the Thayer place and up over, the stfii, !,
hilly countryside over FIVE rail Jumps and
across bitches. then across a small stream
on the Thayer place. The line then turned
and crossed the railroad tracks and led
70 Port Washington, where the check was
After the check the hounds were put in
near the Pike ana ran to within a short
distance Of the Great Neck station, then
circied and ran back past the Brokaw place
the run ended. - wv
Mrs. James 4. Burden and Mrs. Freder-
lex Swift we're the only women In the saddle,
and they had a spirited dash near the end
OF the run 70 pee who would be first In at
the death. Mrs. Swift, who was beaten
In the last run by Mrs. Burden, turned the
tables to-day and came In at the finish q
good two fields ahesd OF Mrs. .Buraep.
The sun., 1908-11-25
POOR PRICES FOR RACERS.
Sire OF Hermls Goes for $50 at Lex
ingtOn Sale.

LEXINGTON Ky, Nov. 24.-The closing
OF the Fasig- Upton sale to-day was lacking 9
in interest and thoroughbred stations were
drug on the market. Imported Her
mence. sire OF Hermis and half hundred
other high class racehorses sold for $40
each; imported Gone Coon. sSs; Herbert.
winner OF twenty-five races and $50, 900,
sold for $3.50, and imported Gold Crest
failed to elicit a bid. During the day I2i
head sold for sit, 500, an average of Si2S
The dispersal sale Of the Alpine Stud OF
Edward Cerrigan win be held tomorrow.
All Of his stations. broodmares, yearlings,
weanlings and horses In training are TO be
sold. The best sales:
Waterlight, br. h., q by imp. Watercress-
Lumlna. by Imp. Marttnhufst; r. 4. Clark.
osborne, 6y Lisbon; g. NJ Reynolds .,..', .ss
foPsy TurvT, 6y'Top 0alisnt; $. N Rey.
Lutte Wit, b. IA. s by Imp. Mslagsa--Nisbat. ~
by Hindoo c. W. Moore e......-.......,..... 800
Fair Messenger, b. O., 8 by Imp. Resoiute II.
--klltbyKantaka j. L. klrby............,. ST.
Chestnut hlly, yeanng, by Contestor-The
laundress by Aagian; J. @. Milan. Lexing-
Chestnut Gliy, i. By Nasturtiam.Mlo;fe Than W.
Queen, BY Toprntment; J. W. May. 80: 500
Santa Barbara, b. m, O, by Melanion-RegAlla
H. by Melton: T. j. Carson ......,... s2s
Chestnut colt, l, by imp. star Shoot-Lass Of
,Langdon, by Saint Carlo; |, p. fitzgerald 5.s
Miss Crawford. ch. m, I. by Tennyh0 H. by
Imp. King oalop:WillAms Hopkinavie . 700
The sun., 1908-11-25
n. =. D. sOPHOMOREs VIM
Defeat Freshmen In FoetbaiI Gsms
Played n Feg.

"s1NSN - hSDF
in the dense fog which hung over New
York yesterday afternoon the annual New
York University freshman sophomore foot
ball game was played on Ohio Field. The
score at the end Of the frst half stood 60
In favor Of the sophs and 80 II was whsn the
Anal time was called. The fog. quite heavy
et the opening Of the game. grew 90 dense
toward the close that one could not see moro
than twenty-five yards. For this reason
there was little open playing. although
eeveral forward passes were Attempted.
The superior playing OF the sophA was
easily apparent during the first few minutes,
althoggh tbe Rss.h e tSok 9 brace during the
eot ts and 5s apss Ins tst9Sry Scyr
The Individual work Of Ellife and Hsnne-
berger the sophomores would probably
have made lea a. ha Least two mSre .oqshdowns.
nes H6sn 6S pf shsy I ost he On dJ&Ss dHpRS
and Eliife Kicked i out OF the danger zone.
The touchdown for the sophs was made
rstR Ss ysa Ths 9Ss.h ~Rsd Ssd 81 sooea sa
away from the goal; The ,sophs broke
hssn ssae5 s1a R5 hs Is RS
one OF the. players and after running fifteen
yards made . touchdown. Murphy kicked
Ihs 6;,,s goa q Snd the score stood Go after
half was not characterized by any i'm
%s ssss sSsssd sddfiSDP SDs nss 0hRSs s
the fresh goal, In the second half there
snd the sHGa rSRs %orisd sd ss SE S0h %
for short distances. Little open work,
however, was attempted.
Hubert, who last year was on the Dart
mouth football squad. 10 now 4 sophomore
at y. Y u. and he played we'll In the game
yesterday.
There was great enthusiasm over the
about 4, 500 outRldera DF0eAnt Tha Imam.
The sun., 1908-11-25
FENCING SCHEDyEE,i /,
Amateur Fsneers' fessss esmpstisisns
20 Open on Dec, 8.

p "a
The schedule Of the Amateur Eanei1s, /,
League Of America for the wititap seass I,
has been made known, and II contains the
usual contests for chsllenge cups and medals
and the dates for the division chnnapion.
ships, rs well as for the national ehnmplon-
ships. There will be change In the iooa.
ton OF the finals In the nationals this year.
for instead OF being at the New York "A. al
1t will 90 TO the New York Turn eefsiu.
The dates are little later than last year
and will be on April 20 and 20. "a
The season will be opened officially On
December at the New York Turn pefeIo.
ESsn an iaysstios .ss lon meet meet will be svsa
EtRty Stth street I and Ys ,nyls
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s0I st. Johns place. Bfpoklyn. ,tsIlrfr
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February iS, Maryland division champiossR,nx
o. BAltinora \. o., Baltimore, Nd, Haffic1i6ft
from W, II, Wtrden. Baltimore A. o.
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team o2mpegtton With foilf foi saiius aleieS
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plonshlp open. Particulars from a, X, BAD.
br,qys Ney York 4, q. Central fart ,sousas 81.
toh composition. Particulars from Dn " X
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lnG preliMmAriea tor hAtloual ehAmnl9nlhlp.
lo1A duelllnE swords and eapres. Pdft|0uih1E
from Charles Tstham. Hiwatsfstrsst, NSWfefE
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The sun., 1908-11-25
IntereolleEiate Chess.

College chess players are actively pre-
pairing for the seventeenth annual tourna-
ment between Columbia. Harvard. Yale
and Princeton which. according TO the an
nouncement made by Manager Edward A..
Caswell OF this city yesterday, will be held
in the rooms of the West Side Republican
Club. 2ao7 Broa dway, Oh December n, ~
an d %. Columbia won the intercollegiate
cup the last two YEAR and WITH three men, en-
expects TO make n strong bid TO retain
championship honors on this occasion.
aud White hnd he viii be supported nv n.
Biumberg. q. r. Comgfock and ]. Elsasser.
Preliminary practice In match play will be
obtained 10 contests against the Brooklyn
Chess Club next Saturday and against
Yale at The rooms OF the Manhattan Chess
Club on December s., Negotiations are also
under way with CorRell, winner of the
Triangular College Chess League tourna-
ment last winter, but this match cannot well
take place before Christmas. probably after
the conclusion OF the -BiR Four tourna-.
nlent
The sun., 1908-11-25
COY FOOTBALL CAPTAIN.
Fullbaek Beats Philbin for the Honor In
Close Election at Yale,

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 2l<Edwsrd Harris
Coy. Yale's brilliant fullback, tonight was
elected captain or the Yale football eleven.
receiving q majority Of the votes over
Stephen H, Philbin OF New York city. The
election vas very close. and after was
over was made unanimous. Following
that the players were entertained at din
per at the University Club by Capt Burch
OF this years team.
The new captain Is 20 years old. weighs
1875 pounds and is Just six feet tall. He
prepared at Hotchkiss. where his father.
the late Edward Coy. was for many years
head master Ted Coy's brother. Sherman
Coy, played end on Gordon Browns famou us
1900 team and was manager Of the track
team.
Ted Coy Is q member Of the junior class
and was recently elected to the junior
promenade committee, one OF the greatest
honors OF the academy life. He played
on his freshman baseball team and for u
while last spring was first base on the nine.
He was fullbaok at Hotchkiss and captain
and fullback of his freshman football team
He ls a high jumper and shot puttef. taking
both those events from Princeton In the
track meet last spring, He also ts on the
basketball and hockey teams and at Hotoh-
kiss was tennis champion OF the school.
He lives In New Haven and Is the first New
Haven football captain since Walter Camp.
The sun., 1908-11-25
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mobiles in Bilbao and Tarragona rectivet
oy him from the consular agents In thoee
Bilbao is a city Of about so.Ooo inhahi-
are three dealers In automobiles In the oity.
most popular in this section are those of
French mahufacture. and the darnanA 4.
for the more expensive car. There af&
no direct steamship connectionS With
American ports. 7sssi si2 r
.Tarragona Is o city with popifIallbn
Of 1900. with several wealthy trihahifantS,
On account Of Its proximity TO HarcaionA
it Is practically dependent on the latter
City for Its sapply OF imported mhIltIs
iactured goods. AZ. present there ARE 10
dealers In automobiles N, Tarrae6na, n6r
Is there single car owned there. ~
The annual election OF the Chicago Ace -
mobile Club held rscently resulted n the
Opposition ticket tsveepingeverythinR before
M, eiecting every one OF Its candidates.
The results eliminated from the hoard o.
az Sidney 8; Gerhanh. Buriey b. Ayers 2n&
ShiEiss eiais a. e fSihIsEosy Ths liss
reeIeoted; Koehief. VIZ; E;ssS w. n.
dsa ssssa. y eeyHs&R fBsssHs
George B., Rhyte, .treaspret: JosSph \ Il
CLAUDE ssymouf dEson Es1 fssSe,d
Allan 8, Ray and y. W. Blooh, beard ~
81 -.
The sun., 1908-11-25
Mo- More Feolhan a. swartnmere.

SwARTHMoRg. Pa. Nov. 2t.-one of the
highest members OF the swarthmore College
faculty said tonight that intercollegiate
football at the college was impossible.
This news was as discouraglng as unex-
pected TO tho students, who confidently
expected the resumption Of the sport next
year, The. faculty announced that since
effciency In studies has increased 50 per
cent and that since that is the case II could
zee no. reason to resume the sport that has
proved to deter from the students efficiency.