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The Washington herald., 1908-04-12

In letter TO Gen. George II. Harries
yesterday. Commissioner Macfarland
gives assurance OF his support Of the
project Of building an armory for the
District National Guard. He expresses
hope that the bin for an armory here
will become law at this session, and calls
attention to the present inadequaey OF
the rented quarters, saving:
1T is absurd that they afford no nom
for anything more than company drill
and inspection, and are correspondingly
insufficient in every other respect
Opportunity for Trimming Needed.
Some day the National Guard win be
called into national service in time Of na-
uonal war They ought not to be pre-
vented from having the fullest and best
training for the demands Of the future.
Moreover. while we have been happily
free from riots. or mob violence. since
the present form Of government came
into operation, we may have to face the
stern necessity for the employment OF
the National Guard in our civic affairs.
II must be fully ready for such service -
Purposes ArmOry Would Serve.
Mr.. MacfarIand concludes as follows;
Believing in the National Guard as a
national necessity. according to the policy
of our people, which is 10 maintain only a
small regular army. think that every
thing possible should be done 10 encour-
age national guard service on the part OK
the qualified citizens. Il ought 10 be made
as comfortable and convenient as possi-
bic. and there should be fun opportunity
for that thorough training which appeals
to thorough men.
1 feel that our District taxpayers are
not only ready, but desirous to pay their
full share Of the cost Of any armory thai
would be credit TO our city as we'll az
to the nation. II erected, on the site pro-
posed, on the north edge of the Mall. at
Sixth street. It would be near the heart Of
the city and would add TO the improves
ments OF the section south of Pennsvl-
vsnia avenue, which We hope TO see con-
verted into great park with noble build
ings
Inaugural Ballroom Needed.
The armory would also serve an i'm
portant purpose in snording opportunity
for the proper celebration OF the inau-
guration Of the President and Vice Presi-
dent. fully meeting the difficulty Of pro-
giding a hall for the inauguration ball.
and also providing an appropriate place
IN which large conventions Of a national
and international character, official and
private, might meet Washington needs
lust such a place
Il shall be ready TO render any servfca
can TO help secure the armory for the
National Capital which, providing. as IL
must, for more than two regiments. shah
be at least equal to the splendid one regf-
nent armOries provided in other munici-
"A Iifias
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12
MOVEMENTS OF vEssELs-Ths following novs

OF yEssELs-Ths following move
meets Of vessels have been reported to the
Bureau Of Navigation:
AlriFed-Apr g. Chicago at Norfolk; MsvfoweF at
Key West April TO- Des Moines At Guam
tansno
sailsd-Anr g. South Dakota from San Francisco
for Brenerton; Chicago from Hampton Roads
for Norfolk April TO- Aiayfower from Key
West for Guantanamo; RENE Mercedes from
Newport for New York Navy Yard
The Hartford VIII be placed in commission al the
Norfolk Nayy Yard on the l4th instant for duty
psctice ship at Naval Academy
The GGldshoroueh vas placed IN commission sc
Puget Sound Navy Yard on April g.
The Birmingham was tuned over to the govern
nsent By builders on April 70 at the Boston NaEy
Yard
The Prairie is under orders TO take draft Of men
70 Colon, arriving Nay il After transferring
men 10 Buffalo az Panama vessel sill return 10
Hamlssn Reads
The Brfalo is unier orders 10 proceed 20 Panama,
arriving not later than Nay II. 90 recsise draft
Of men from Prairie at Colon. The vessel viii
return to San Francisco. arriving not later than
Juna /
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12
FAYORSNEWARMORY
Mr. Macfarland Recites Rea-
sons for His Support.
GUARD BADLY HANDICAPPED

NO Room az Present for Preuep
TFaining-Place for Holding In
auguraI Bali and Hall for Conven.
tiOns Needed-COmmission Prom.
ises His Help TO Gen. Harries.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12
WIZ Distribute Prizes.

Judge Ashley n. Gould win distribute
the prizes at the concert given at the Ma
tionai Theater by Miss Cora B. Shreve.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12

While You think of It. telephone your
Want Ad. 20 The Washington Herald. and
bill viii be sent YOU at l cent q word.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12

Ideut Commander { B. McvEY. detached duty
Alabama 20 dufy n connand Ysnkt0n.
Lisut. " R. GHE2ARDI detached duty in con-
mand Yanktou to home and wait orders.
Paymasters Clerk f. J HOFFMAN, appointed a
psymsster's clerk IN the navy, duty naval sta
tor. Key West
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12
Owes Favor to Edward.

Count Metternich. the German Ambas-
ssdor IN London, owes his almost iden-
ueaiiy phenomenal promotion from the
rank Of secretary 10 similar favor on the
part Of the present King and Queen of
England; while here in the United States
we have seen foreign governments go
out Of their way 70 appoint as their am
hassadors at Washington men enjoying
the personal friendship Of the President
such as Baron speck Won Sternbure. who
was consul general at Calcutta when
sent by the Kaiser to the United States.
and the late Sir Michael Herbert, who
was a secretary Of embassy at Paris when
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-24
NEWS OF CRY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

Remember The Sun ONCE when you
want anything in the printing line.
Dr. II. L. Montgomery and A, L.,
Hineary. two well.known citizens of
Micanopy. we're among those who
spent yesterday In this city on bust
ness.
Newton A. Watson Of Wade was in
the city yesterday. making home
stead entry In the United States land
ONCE. The tract IL located near the
Suwannee river, in the West End.
]. e. whidden, who ls engaged in
the fish business at Grandin, returned
to that point yesterday, after q brief
visit to his family here. Mr.. Wild
den states that the finny tribe is run
ming we'll now. and the catches are
large.
DR.. Harry L. Pearce, formerly OF
this city but now engaged In the
practice Of his dental profession at
Lakeland. spent Sunday In this city
as n guest OF his mother, Mrs. Robert
Wilson. DR.. Pearce's friends here
were glad to see him.
Mrs. Henry c. Futch and Miss Ma
rlon Futch have gone to Samson, Ala,
where they win remain for few days
as guests OF relatives, returning with
the formers father'in.law, MIR. Farmer.
They will visit Texas before return
ing to their home here.
Among the prominent travelling
men In this city is J. 7. RAIDER OF
Philadelphia, representing the Miller
Lock Company. Mr.. RAIDER has been
coming to Gainesville, at regular inter
walls for many years, and is very much
pleased to note the steady and'health.
IN, growth OF the city
The C. w. Hyde Company has an
advertisement In this issue which will
prove OF especial interest to the men,
lnasmuch as this Is special shirt
sale, at which great bargains will be
offered. This firm Is Offering shirts
OF 81 and Sl25 value at 10 cents, and
shirts OF IS cents value for i3>cents.
WIN Carter, formerly Of this city,
where for several years he was mas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-24
rwGHrlErH CENTURY cLuS,
Interesting Meeting a. the Home Of
Ars. z. q. Cannon Marsh 49,

Tho "CivIcs Meeting ~ the Twea.
tieth CentuFY Club was held Monday,
March 18th. At the home Of MTs v. y
CannOn
There vas q large attendance, aud
responses 10 roitCali ca Hos "a
Beantliy our CITY" brought forth
many excellent ideas on the subject.
Papers read BY Mrs. Chaplin aud
MrH. Ofisvs contained good suEEos.
tlOaA. and the club proossdsd ~ once
10 tako steps IN the important uorh
n town Improvement committees BE-.
ing appointed a. solicit the asslRtahes
~ bogh mayor and council
\ motion YES carried to send b.
president ~ ChAalaaaaa IN endorse
men, u The program hsh sssh year.
and piedEinS the ioYal Sappset ~ The
eiab Tor future sessions
PRESS REPORTER
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-24

ter mechanic Of the Gainesville and
Gulf Hilroad. spent sunday with
friends here. Mn Garter IL now re-,
siding at High Springs, where he Ia
connected with the mechanical depart
ment Of the Atlantic Coast Line rail.
road
John O. laFontisoe for many years
connected with The Sun In the ca.
paclty OF associate aud city editor.
but now OF Jacksonville, where he
holds position on The Industrial
RecorC spent few hours here ycstcr
day. John lR not only an uptodatc
newspaper man, but a clever fellow
as we'll. and has many friends through.
out the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilmont Of
JOhnBtown, Pa. have arrived IN tho
city. and are stopping with Mrs. 4.
y, DolAnd, Each Church street. They
have been spending the past two
months delightfully."- at 81 Petersburg
but decided To pass few DAYS Ia
Gainesville befgrr returning To their
home They are old friends 81 Dr II.
G. spencer OF this city and their meet.
ihE vas naturally q most agreeable
one
Miss Ne,tls Aimee charming
young lady Of i.oulsyllis. Ky, who has
been here for the past teW Srvks -
guest Of the Misscs 00odo. has re-
turned to her home Hh6 vas ae.
companiod on her rctuTu by her
brother. Roy. Nho Las bseh hers tor
the past few days Aiss Lowe Oos,ds
also veni ~ far ~ Jacksonville. -.
turning lasl night Mas Aruss made
many fTicnds sbo regretted very
much her departure. sad trust 10 sos
hsr here again neat reaaon.
~ ~ Teach has gone 10 CoIaaba
OhIo. pherv be wili rsmala L0r the
nrHt foe days Mf TsBsb. Silo h q
n,embsF % the IRA ~ Hyde a TsReA.
shoe merchants. frslluE that A. ost
doR lhs WOuld D. more beneficial 10
! hIm. has accepted . IosisiOa 9Th ".
G. Codman. ohs ~ the laFEss shus
manufacturer IN thg uBiisd States.
and wiil 10 fufufs travel Hs fs,SiBs
kis intsTwst herr. bswsSsr. AID siiI
~ idanflasd eth 0aibssytiis N sssTf
Say James chsssui. = Nsli knovH
and paDalnS y0UhE Hah ~ thls eitF.
Win aii NJ Tsnrhs posisian ~ The
rhos si0se
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-24
GUARDS WILL be
INSPECTED TONIGHT
"A Big Time Anticipated by Sol
der Boys at ArmOry Tonight.
PusLIc IS INVITED TO ATTEND

Captain BlandIng and Lieutenants
Warren and Wheeler Anxious that
Citizens Should Come Out and En-.
& courage the Soldier Boys.
Tonight win be very pompous Oc-
rasion at the new armory Of Company
n, Second Infantry. Florida State
Troops, Gainesville Guards, being the
occasion of inspection by Captain
lawrence 8. Miller. CoastsArtillery, u
y. A., and Captain Byron NEG. West,
Who will represent the Adjutant-Gen'
ieral Of the State Troops, Hon. J.
Clifford r. Foster, who will not have
,the opportunity to be present.
q Captain j. w. Banding. command
z ing the Guards, is anticipating this In
apection with a great deal OF enthusi
asm, as are also Lleutenants Shields
Warren and w. ID. Wheeler. The
company was never better or stronger
and indications are that the organiza'
tiOn will turn out strongly upon this
Occasion.
There will be regular, drill incidental
20 this inspection, when the boys VIII
be put through the various field ma
aeuvers and manual OF arms. The
Sompany Is well drilled, and those who
Witness the exercises tonight will no
dOubt appreciate the efficiency Of the
company,
u A cordial invitation Is extended to
tthe public especially the ladies
Those In attendance will not only
witness an interesting drill, but Will
Ne given an opportunity to inspect the
elegant new armory and club rooms
The athletic hall, etc.
The exercises will begin at o'clock
Delicious fruit punch will be served
20 the guests
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-24

re tniFsrsltS boys gave . Biosi
asiiEh,fsi nfogm3i aaass Saturday
siEhf a The oBsfs hOase. N h0R0f n
hS snd Ma James a. DsHbsstY ~
issksoaviiis AbSut sftssn c0apiez
haA ths piasaufs ~ participating In
ias AFFAIR
Ah.as half after eieven ths crowd
aisp@sssa. aftsr hvytsN aaassd siEh-
ten sets thFss saf4s Ag4 Tli0ms,
swsss lsms WtshiaG M yOaAS
isafsted sanspl@ sTssY hapVipsss IN
iifs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-24

10 tssi sspuaa hare SOD agpetits
ssA aisasttoa. sl9s0 soasalY and go
81 ltfs. go IIsFaaok Hood Filters.
a. EFeat agsteaa aonhs add baiides.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-23
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings In All
The Leading Stocks.

New York. act. "A process OF diSes-
ton OF speculative profits was inpr"Sfess
in todayS stock market and It's erect On
prices was quite clearly manifest as the
dav went on. n transactions during the i'rst
hour were heavy and the market had al
the aGDe aIancr Of great strength ana an
imation at that time. Yesterdays demon
stration Of revived interest end strength
had the effect of attracting new lot OF
BUYERS Wire houses and commission
houses reported a considerable increase ~
volume of orders from outside sources. IL
was this demand that was red by dlslll-
button of selling orders to the 'tlei OF
the burden Of the holdings OF speculative
element that las conducted the recent
campaign The reaction which followed
lacked explanation in the news o. the gay
quite as much IS the rise OF EF*t'tdt;E
The other movements, IN 1act, were qul,e
general recognized as conlple'neh'afS
part:; OF the sane speculative "pefa'loh
The skill with which the movement was
conducted gave rise to Supposltlons tlldt
notable Cd hands at this work were com
ing back into the market after peilod
of absence from Wall street. j'eallhsS
continued much conGeSted IN Il rev st'chS
but the manner in which the new s,o'ha
we're made active and strong TO MNtft
attention from realizing sales Where 'he
advance has alread occurred strongly re-
called the favorite methods 81 Some %
the older leaders of speculative move
men1s The success of the method Was
shown lY the moderate erect on prices
while the greatest activity vas in pro-
greSS during the lifSI ibui w t'Ii ''''
realizing was detected and the profession
al element of the room traders attempted
to follow the movement by snort saitS
the market fell into dizziness. TEe prom =
taking was not pushed urgently at the eN-
pense of values Incidents in the news
were unmportant and seemed t" have
little effect on the market. Advioes con
corning the copper trade gave some
ground for actual betterment Of condi-
lions ara rrices Of the metal We're mark
ed up again both here and in London. \
stony came from London that z powerful
| combination had been formed amongst
American producers of the metal to main
tain prices. Local confirmation OF inns
| this. report was lacking, but substantial
| EXPANSION in demand IRON consumers
was reported and some heavy sales We're
| said to have been effected as a firm price
| Ar item of the days news that had a
cheering influence was the pTrhase OF
some large orders OF PRINT rloth 1"f ~
| ture delivery from tile New England
mills.
| Bonds were rr, euar Total sales. pan
| value, *. Us. ocd United States bon Is We're
| unchanged ON can.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-23
TENNIS At BATES.
The CIason Brothers of Gardiner Win
the Finals in the Doubles.

Lewiston. Me, Oct. 22.-(SpeciaD.-
The finals OF the Bates College tennis
tournament were payed off v"%tcrd y.
The final match was a good ono and
much to the surprise of the upper
class men. the CIason brothers won
out, F. Clason II and c. Clason II
were pittpd against Peasley 10 and
Peterson '09 The Sophomore team
won the first set 6-3 Peasley steadied
down In the second set and they shut
ONT the Clason boys. ca. But the
Ciason brothers proved to be the
stentlier team and they took the next
two sets with apparent ease. 6-3. 10.
This gives them the unqucstioned
championship title in doubles. the 1908
team being the former holders.
r. Clason will play off his match
with Wadleigh '09 in the final round
of singles this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-23
BOXING NOTES.

BARLEY Connolly, the Portland. Ne.
middleweig't, will sail for Ensiaid
Nov. s.
Tommy Rawson and George Murray
have been rc-matched to box at tne
Armory A. A., Boston, next TUESDAY
night.
B;!lv Glover and Jim Bonner, who
boxed at the Armory A. A.. Boston,
several months ago, have been match-
ed to box in New York next TUESDAY
night
Promoter Cotfroth of Colma, Cal. is
negotiating for a bout between jim
Driscoll, the English featherWelSht
champion, and Abe Attell. the Amerl-
can champion. to be held ThanksglV-
ing afternoon.
Promoter Jim Buckley of New York,
who came to Boston to see the Sulli-
yan-Hart bout Tuesday night. intends
to hold an opposition show to the
Lansford- O'Brien bout oct. 30. 1t VIII
be on all-star show, he says. lie mas
already signed Frankie Neil to box Ed
die Kelly and Battling Hurley to meet
Charley Griffin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-23
Need of Trainers.

Only in recent years have Baseball
teams secured trainers or rubo'rs to
handle their men. and when the Erst
team did this the idea vas pooh pooned
by the other clubs. Now hardly Il club
starts out without n trainer. and most
of them carry rubber also. SO
far the trainers are rather an tndiffer-
cnt lot. Most of them We're former
handlers of prize fighters. cyclists or
either athletes, and their knowledge Of
training is superficial: better than noth-
ing at all, but still far below what it
might be The trouble is that tn" clubs
do not think enough of training to
pay the salary first-class man caIi
demand. AS a matter Of fact, high
class trainer should be of fully as
much value to n club as a player. and
his salary should he accordingly. The
first club that realizes this fact and
secures a man who has both the
theoretical and practical knowledge OF
how to get men in condition and keep
them that way will score an important
advantage After that trainers will be
as much in demand as they are in
other lines of athletics and horse rae
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-23
SPORTING NOTES.

The registration committee Of the A.
A. T.. is determined To stamp out the
practice OF clubs advertising prominent
athletics as entrants in meets ir: which
they have no intention of competing.
1t was announced Tuesday that the
committee had taken the first step
against the practice by Censuring the
Commercial A. a. for adve Rising Mel
vim SHEPPARD as a starter in Spe-
cial event Sheppard it is alleged. had
no intention of computing IN the
games and had not filed out an entry
blalh.
The sensations, "ic:orv OF Miss Kath-
crime c. Harley Of the Fall River (Mass)
Gold Club over Miss Margaret Cunts. ma
tional golf champion. by a score OF up
and to play, was the feature OF Thurs
days matches in the third round Of the
woman's rational golf championship con-
tests or the Chevy Chase Inks, Washing
ton The forcing out OF The running of
all the popular favorites in the days "on-
lest upset all calculations. Miss Harley
has been picked out us probable winner
of the national championship. All OF the
contests were close and Interesting.
The days sports were favored by almost
ideal weather
Secretary W p. Enselman Of the
Recreation PARK Association at kala :
mnzoo has begun active work on ex-
fensive improvements to be made at
the local racing plant before the next
Grand Circuit meeting r. held in 1909.
Early ncxt spring force of carpenters
will start charging The grandstand.
seating ca,1city for 1900 additional be-
1ng planned for, giving accommodations
for considerably over 5000. BY means of
hcavy reinforced frames of steel placed
on liz" with the ea"cs, an immense
awning VIII b" extended al along the
front ri the stand, also on tine west
side, completely shading tho o"cu-
pants Of the structure anT tn" area IN
front without interfering with The view
Of the track in any way
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-23
TUFT WORKING HARD
To Be in Shape for Maine Game Sat
urday at Orono.

Medford, Oct 22.-The practice at
Tufts Wednesday afternoon was again
devoted to the development OF the
'Varsity's defence. In the scrimmage
the first team was allowed TO hold the
ball all the time. Considerable I'M
provement was shown over the Of
fensivc work of the past two days ana
the new plays went off little better.
Hurley, the star tackle Of the "a
eleven was on the field and PAID a
great deal OF attention to the work Of
the linemen. CostanZa and Dittrlck
again ran through signals with the
team. but We're not put in the scrim-
mage, while Capt Sheehy and Hooper.
both of whom are not in the best OF
condition, were given layoff. me
team s expected to put up hard
fight against the University OF Maine
Saturday at Orono.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-23
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, oct -
News from Argentina was again the
chief factor in the local wheat market
and caused sharp upturn in prices To-
day. Although not all the gain WAS MAIN
tanned. the market closed firm with prices
IN u to y. Corn. oats and provisions
We're easy.
The leading futures closed Us follows;
WHEAT-Dec. 993s; May lola July 9.@i
C0RN-,,Dec. G$l,; May 62I@mIs. July G.,
bATS-Dec. Az; May 49,: July a.
MESS PORK-Oct l345; Jan. l54o. May
l532ih
I,ARD-Nov. $50; Jan, 92712; May @aoa
SHORT RIBS-Oct SS7%; Jan. s222l9T
SO: May $50.
Cash quotations closed as follows:
OtR-Barclv steady.
WIEAT-No. spring 95mlo2; No ; red
CoRN-No max: No yellow 7SdA;;
OATS-No. > white 5oh; No, white 10
m49i%.
BARIEy 1aG55a1a.
MALTING -E!Mi60
ELAN SEEDING 115Aml23si No
northwestern l25H.
TIMOTHY -3225dt3G0.
SHORT RIRS-SOO19OO
MESS PORK-1*56Gf1362H.
LARD 96o096lk.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-925M9io.
WHISkEi 49,.
Receipts shipments;
Wheat 100 oOn II 900
Corn IN oou 1906
Oats o2i oOn 10000
Rye G. op1 200
Harley 1oi uoo 10000
BUTTE'R-Steady; crcameries 2Wd-o'
dareS 1SM23
EGGS-Steady; at market cases inciud-
ed, 1921 firsts "a: prime hrsts p.
CHEFSE--Dull; 123&M13l$.
New York Cotton Market.
New York. Oct 2!
Spot closed quiet 1C points advance MIC
Continued on Page Twelve)
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market,

New I brK, oct y
FLCUR-Reccipts 2s,64o; exports 300:
sales $500 market quiet but firm.
W!iIIAT'-EoceiptN 1884, 500; exports 1000:
sales 10000 futures; spot finn, No, > red
lW9I.l9l: elevator and 1922 h atioat;
No. ! northern Duluth 1925 f o b atoat.
No , hard winter 1885 O b affoat.
CORN-ReceiptS 12.yOA: spot steady No,
1Il2 nominal elevator and IS nominal
+ o y aHoat to arrive.
CATS Receipts $500; spot steady; mix
ed 2GEl32 lbs. 52M52l.; natural white 26NS1
lbs 5eM52i2; clipped white 32@i0 lbs. 5lll
M5ll2.
BhEF-Steady: packet 1450Ml56o
l.ARD-Steadv: western 9aoMlp
/ DKk- STEADY.
StGA2-Raw firm: fair refining @j2d
30: ctntIii ugal 96 test i02i4ni snolasses
sugar 321W330 refined steady.
6CTTER-Steady. unchanged, receipts
a1i9
ECGE-Irresular: receipts S64l, state.
Pa. aud nearby fancy selected white S9d
40
POTATOES-Steady; southern sweets
per hbl 1256f 200
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-23
Track Meet at Bates Today.

Lewiston. Me, oct, 22.~- (SpeciaD.-
Tho annual Bates inter class track
meet will be held next Saturday
morning on Garceion field. In add-
ton to the IA regular events there
VIII be- a fat mems race to add spice
to the event. There are five entries
for this event. viz. Holman '09 Basset'
10, Jackson 10. Blake II, and Allen
'12 There is much inter-class rivalry
and the meet promises to he close
one. The Juniors are practically sure
of the majority of points in the dashes,
high jump. high hurdles and pole
vault The Soph0mores claim the
quarter mile. half mile, low hurdles
and broad jump, The Freshmen nave
a fast man in the quarter and mile
also a good broad jumper.