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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-27
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
JUDICIAL SALE OF Real ESTATE

Nv virtue Of a decree Of the Interme-
date Court of Marion county, West
Virginia, entered on the s0th day OF
october. 1903, in the chancery cause
of Melville l.. Hutchinson. plaintif,
against NJ. B. Bartlett and others, de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned. as special
commissioner OF said court. will ofer
for sale at public auction, to the high.
est bidder, on Monday, the gath day OF
January, S1s1o, between the hours OF
ten O'Clock a. m. and four o'clock p. m.
on that day. at: the front door OF the
corut House of said county, all the fol-
lowing described real estate, towtt:
All that certain lot known and desig-
mated as. lot No. six in block No. SIX
in the Morrow Place Addition to the
City OF Fairmont. and being the same
lot conveyed to said NJ. B. Bartlett by
Freeman Kelley and wife by deed
dated the 18th day OF July, 1908. said
lot being 40 feet front and 40 feet
deep.
,Terms of sale: Enough cash in
hand on Jay OF SAFE " paJ IHS sNAAAA -
s252 81, interest and costs OF said suit
and as much more as the purchaser
may elect to pay. and the residue upon
credit OF six months. The purchase
Will be required to give good persona
security for any deferred payment. ant
also a lien will be retained upon sale
lot to further secure the paymen
thereof,
Given under my hand this goth da!
of December. 1909.
HARRY SHAW,
Special Commissions
I, WIS. Black, Clerk of said Inter
mediate Court. hereby certify that sal
Special Commissioner, Harry Sha"
has given the bond before me. wit
approved security, in the penalty c
| $4,000, as required by the decree
4 sale in said cause.
w. s. BLACK, Clerk.
I. Dec. 1880 Jan. 6-13.
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Deputy for Geo. e. Amos, Sheriff OF
Marion County, West Va.
Object Of suit.

The object OF the foregoing suit is
to obtain from the defendant divorce
from bed and board; to obtain de-
cree for suit money and temporary
and permanent alimony in favor OF the
plaintiff and against the defendant; to-
ASCERTAIN and settle the property
rights between the PLAINTIFF and the
defendant.
An afiidavit having been made and
filed that the said Ernest NJ. Fogsin.
the defendant in the above styled suit.
lis a nonresident OF the State OF West
Virginia, 1t is ordered that the said
Ernest NJ. Foggin DO opreaV within one
month from the first publication OF
this order in the clerks Office OF the
intermediate Court at,rules to be hold
EN- therefor, and do what Is necessary
to protect her interests.
And It is ordered that copy OF this
order be published and posted accord
Ing to law.
Given under my hand this Sta day
OF December, 1909.
i w. s. BLACK, Clerk.
HARRY SHAW,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
l2.7.14.21.2s.
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sSeerEfarysc t Var sayi1g " 70 SFsilE z;
gafas AZ tine asietl.

A ItrAsis R6rto Rico per. -
nj. Diclinspn. the Ainefican Sec
re eta e 81 war. accom- panied by Brig.
en-. caarance R. Ed;a Yards. chief Of the
bureau III insniaf airs and. party
arrived here yesterday on the convert
cd yacht Maytiower. Many persons
gath cred at che wharf TO witness the
landing. and the visit OF the secretary
HIS been made the occasion for the
elaborate display Of decorations.
Secretary dickinson has been ON an
inspection tour OF santo Domingo, Civ
ing special attention to the revolution
airy cnditions in that island. He will
make an inspection alsoo Porto Rico
Gov. Cotton gave q dinner this after.
noon In honor Of the distinguished Wis
itors.
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AuroMoslLE TURNS TURTLE:
Six Persons injured In Crash at Jaes
5sonvitle, sFia.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla; Dec; q. -si.
persons were more Or less seriously I'M
jured late yesterday afternoon .whedl
the big touring car owned by George
NJ. lare aof Chicago. struck a clrblng
and tl,lnea turtle at tine corner,of Oak
and Margaret streets. Riverside
All occupants were violently thrown
from the rraachine!t sir. Lane sliferei
A fractured shoulder and It Is be
lleted ne is Internally injured Mrs..
Lane was badly br,lieed and sctN about
the face. Mr.. and Mrs. Elined'! d! 7 .aW'
renee, of this city. were severely
shaken up, but were not seriously IN
@iuted. Cherries e. Smith was knock Cd
Unconscious and Mrs. smitn was al s.
badly injured pbout the arms and
IL0dy. III.
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DIED IN JAIL.
Pennsylvania who Was Elected From
ciarfshurg Saloon Sustained
fractured Skull.

cLAItKsBURG, w. Na,.i Dee. 27.-
George Beale, Of MounngalleIa. Pa.
died In the county Jail from. a frac.
tnred skull, be1beyed TIC have been
: Us tanned by fall after being ejactei
from saloon. A postmortAm exaan-
nation showed; bad fracture end a
big blood clct on the brain. He was
'twenty-scyeu yeera old, unmarried.
and worked at the Tuna window glass
factory. The coroner's jury will In
yeftigate further.
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pILEs CURED At HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

III you ;suner firm bleeding, itchlfh
blind or protrud1ng <iles. send ma
your addvass. and I viii tell yuu how
ID cure yourself at home by the aeE
absorption treatment: and VIII alAs
Ssnd some OF this home treatment fre1
tor trial, with references from yotn
own locality II requested. ltnmediAtt
rsiiei and permanent cure assured
Eeend no money. but tell othRra q q
this OFFER write today to Mrs.. -
LEummers, BOX r. Notre Dana: Ind,
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WANTED.

statesmen WANTED - $4,000 a
month, salary urd all expenses
and extra commission to intro
duce Poultry and Stock Powders
No cash deposit or bond asked,
The Grant Co.. A IS, Springfield.
Ill. ct
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ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS.

sf
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. !.
AT the December rules, 1909, held In
the clerks office OF the intermediate
Court OF Marion county.
Marie 3. Foggin vs. Ernest NJ. Foggin
Chancery.
Summons. :
STATE OF WEST VRINIA.
To the Sheriff OF Marion County,
: Greeting:
4 You are hereby commanded to SUM-
mon Ernest NJ. Foggtn Ito appear be.
fore the Judge OF the intermediate
Court Of Marion county, at rules to be
held In the clerks. office OF said court,
on the first Monday in December, 1853.
to answer a bin in chancery exhibited
against him in said court by Mary q.
.FoggIn. And have then there this
writ.
Witness. w. s. Black. Clerk of said
Court, at the Court House in said
county, the 9Th day Of November, 1909.
and 47th year OF the State.
w. s. BLACK. Clerk.
The sherifrs return on the foregoing
| summons is in the words and figures
as follows, to-wit:
The within named Ernest Foggin is
d not found In my bailiwlck, December.
/ 1909.
! q. F. DAVIS.
deputy for Geo. E. Amos, Sheriff of
/ Marion County, West Va.
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FATAL SHOOTING.
Two Logan County Men FATAL;
Wounded During Christmas
rAIAk,rsa1i on

Celebration.
HUNTINGTON. w Va, Dec. 81
News reached here of the fatal shoot
ing of Samuel and lTreelaud Dingess
and Frederick Henson at Christmas
celebration at the nome OF Samuel
I1inpess at Peck's Mile, Logan co,ln-
ty. Fifty or more SHOTS are said to
have been fired dalrdng the melee. no
arrests hive yat been made.
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BAsEMEMT-For aent, Groom
Jnent, 9Th street, near IA finf.
Ave; water, gas and Gle
light. Apply nj. j. MEAL
1ey's Store.
ROOMS FOR RENT Three gooiIis
six-room house. No. ais Diam
St, First ward. Fosesalon
inst.
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WANTED-Good secondhand Organ.
Address Organ" care West Viz
gilman.
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Henry Scott Cos

Special Com pany Of IS Musical Come
! dy- Celebrities and Fun Makers. pre-
senting the New Fantastic Frivolity
with Plot
The sun., 1909-02-06
TOSS QUAKER WREsTLERS.
Vale Wins From Penns,iyania In Five
Bouts Out OF seven.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Feb. 5.-The Yale
wrestling team was surprise tonight
when II defeated the strong Pennsylvania
team In nve contests out OF seven. Yale
lost in the 1876 pound class and the i4j pound
class. The only fall OF the evening was
wo by Waite of Pennsylvania. who Is in
the las pound class, Waite and Hayes OF
Yale seemed evenly matched through the
first hve minutes of the bout, but with a
sudden fling Waite managed to throw his
opponent squarcly on his back in another
minute and the contest was over.
The bout between Sweeney OF Yale and
Peters OF Pennsylvania was farce, Sweeney
easily winning on points II was race
In q circle rather than wrestling match.
and Peters succeeded most of the time In
getting away from weeney. The bout
between Prime of Yale and Murphy of
PENNSYLVANIA was the bcst OF the evening
and was very good throughout. Capt.
Parker OF lalc and Dutch Ooebel were
unable 10 wrestle on account of their studies
The summary:
iij Pound ClasS-Ccliar Yale won on points
from Cox, Pennsylvania
1sj Pound ClasS-YergPr pcunsy lyanla, won
on points from Russell. Yale.
i.5 Pound Glass SW cencJ, Yale. Won OF points
from Peters, Pennsy lvnnla,
it5 Pound ClasS-Waitc Pcrns, lVAnIa, threw
Hayes, Yale, In six minutes
lsS Pound Glass Prime Yale, won on points
from Murphy, Pennsylvania
lIS Pound Glass; LiyinySion, Yale. won on
points from Claire. pcnnSvlvania
HeavyWeghi CaS Parks, Yale, won on
points from Pie. Pennsylvania.
The sun., 1909-02-06
c. e. y. Y. Varsity Wins; Freshmen Lose

Last nigh, the basketball team OF the
College OF the City OF New York added one
more TO its long string OF victories by de-
feating the Ave from Massachusetts Insti-
tute OF Technology in the &. G. y. Y. gym
nasium by the score OF 2s to IS. The local
players were OF color. and their shooting
was very poor compared TO what is usually
seen. The guards made up for this BY
holding their men TO few goals and by help
ing with few themselves.
The Yale freshmen retaliated somewhat
for the defeat OF the Yale varsity team
NY. freshmen by the close score of 81 to "a
In the last minute OF the contest Yale pulled
the game out of the fire by making two
-roals in succession.
The sun., 1909-02-06
BtTTLING HURLEY WINS.
Beats Charley Grimm OF Australia at
National 4. 4. outsider Arrested.

7
Battling Hurley OF New Jersey and Char
ley Grimm, lightweight champion OF Aus
traIia fought ton siashinr ro,iud4 a, the
T'', ,,tt.i o.. -, n, - ,,'
Nh'iohul N'h'e.lc NIuo 'd>' MINT hT'll
was outpointed by very small margin.
The scrap wns one Of the most int srps. ing
and r,s,cst ,i,,essed +, No. yo,.,, in sc,,,o
% a"" al =" 'o' w eo'l', :,
tlme, FROM the H,ar' 'he pair SWapp"d
punches and banged each other all over the
ring Both men, especially Griffin, gave an
o,b;bi,io, ~ yat,eoess ,hat .oon Vor tho
vIn'o'..o , .o'' Wv 10 oo' W 'lle w
admiration oi ABOUT l,'o' persons VINO were
on hand. Griffin looked like loser In the
enrIv rounds, especially in the thirl AMI
am ,onrd. vtcn no va, coorod ,o- ,ha
NV" M 'o','', 49, u. ,,pi 'O' Wv
count he 100" severe drupoihS III theSe
rounds. but kept n his work. making
an uphill fCh' OF il, As the oontes; pro-
,,.os.,d ho soor,sd 10 re,,i, stron,,,h and
! $500 Nv .'''u W ot"'" ~ c"e ''' a''u
IN thc lhH' rouhd was FORCING " rs rapluly
as he had done In the opening period.
'u,,t.,. diror,o5 his a,,ocL 10 his or.,,
'u''e. MS ~ I'o s.'a'N w Nv DIDO
neh' stomach lhron9hoht lhe battle rms
seemed 10 awaken the Australian, Who tried
hard to protect his v ind There was plenty
of steop, hahind the knocIs dalivarad b,.
W W .. ~, - uJ-I -, "" W
lhe llVh,eiS' III wv ihlru lonnh Hflnln
raised lInp over iinrl"y's left eye and be
kent hatteTing the ontic throughout the
nil IrinIn diJ M, esc,no ,,,nisb,,,on,
a,her iii, race vns a mas or hr,iiS.s a,d
The sun., 1909-02-06
Amherst baseball Outlook .

AMHERST. Mass. Feb. with the ar
rival OF Coach Breckenridge and Tho call
for candidates for battery positions on
the team the Amherst baseball season has
started. Candidates for the Positions NJ
pitcher and catcher viii begin practice
at once cnd men for the other positions
will probably be called OFT about March /.
From now uuil March 25, when the team
VIII leave for the southern trip. practice
Will be held daily under the direction of
the coach. The team has before it u herd
schedule Of twentE-eight games. but the
prospects for winning nine arc bright.
Bricks loss IN the box will be felt. bus with
Mcclure, Vernon. who pitched varsity class
ball III the freshman game; Mclnerny and
others there is NO lack Of material, Tor the
position. Henry will probably be back
H., the game this season ard should prove
effective behind the bal. while Storke and
Abe!e are likewise strong candidates for
the position. PGlmer's position OF first
bass VIII bs left open by his graduation.
ard the competition will ho keen for his
place, Fink, Burt and kilbourn will be
among these candidates. With Capt. lube,
Michrels. san Souci. Kane. PenuocS and
WaShhnrn thcre should be 10 lack OF men
10 MI the other positions.
The sun., 1909-02-06
Carlisle baseball Schedule.

CArLisLE. Feb. 5,--Thc athletic o1cial'
at tie Carlisle Indian School have just
anro oInced the baseball schedule for the
scason. IL includes tNenty-ninc games
pud is one OF the most pIctentious tvrf
offered bv the redskins. toaCh knssford.
Who ~ to take charge OF the baseball traiu-
Ing, viii arrive hero for work on
March |. the sChOd ll" follows.
March 81. Albright a, Carlisle
NPri! g. Franklin and Marshall At Carlisle
:; I rsnus tollcgr ut Oernslt; b ana 10, rem
syiyania az .NilaLUc tjV: ~. M'rtyr,bTrg at
Carlisle: H. liari~brrg Fri S,a'- =: Harrisburg.
81, Lebanon valley toil'g" at arr Slc, g, Penn
syivana state at state IOlieg". - Bdchncll "t
lcWiShurs: ~. AndUNCr at .Ando,CT, 20. lioI.
Cross al u orrestcr
May !. broTn at Providence: G, 5. rncr,c Al
Elnlre. s. Cornell At Ithaca: IL, Dickinson ~
Carlisle; H. Ioruuam al Ncw York. -. Ni,j,r
academy at West POM Is E"st'r7 toil,G. -
CArll,lt, 10. Dick n'UC at thr.si -. (ur..tI -
CARLISLE -. Mount SAINT Mars At rmnitshurC.
Ma. ~. Navai kcatCmv at Annapolis. ~, Mount
Washington A. RstImo-c.
juno l. CnNcr,ity of Pin >burE ~ Carlisle.
:. NcTct rSburg At N,rctr,turg, :. AhrIgat at
Myor>toWu: r. Prnns> yNeni' tulicgr at G'ttlS
bug. =, iraakiln ana Marshall at Lancaster
IL, fCnnsj lvdHla at PhladGlphs,
The sun., 1909-02-06
BILLIARDS..
Lean Loses. Then Wins In His Practic,
Three Cushion Games.

At McGraw's rooms yesterday J. Val
Lcwen (2o) defeated II. h. Lean t25), Wit
is practising for his three cushion cham
pionship match with De Oro. 20 to II. and II
a second gamo Lean. conceding odds OF
to I.ackey. won by score of IS To L..
A Philadelphia report says Willie Hoppe
has made his peace with the powers that be
in billiards and that he ha $ cha lien ged the
winner OF the Sutton-C line series of 1872 con.
tests to be played in the Quaker City. lie
liz willing 10 play a series OF six games. 3Ot
points in the afternoon and 400 in the even
ing.
Two games were played In the three
cushion handicap tourney in Slosson's roon,
last night, G. Gremmels, scratch, defeated
scratch. won from W. Ross scratch, so to a.
Playing 1872 last night at Doyle's Academy
Albert Cutler defeated Butler by score OF
$50 to IS in twenty innings.
The sun., 1909-02-06
baseball Notes.

NHbert ROBIN <nl. the veteran Catcaer, talked
baseball with McGrhw yesterday.
IL Is sa!d that Dutrh Meier. Uh) tlraed out q
winner at Princeton last year. has dcclinei the
position OF head coach this year.
Charley Nlchos, tic noted pit'her OF few
seasons ago, Is caJtnu ora bowling team which
Won the houor5 at a louuameat ln tle Wet the
other day
And now the far fetched theory Is being ad-
vanccd tnat Jack Murray stole lot OF base :
last season because, GeinV on team Hnlch va sn 1
ant TO ain anyway, TIE oupoSlng Calcners dldn l
waste arm energy trying - stop him'
The New York americans refused TO waive claim
10 Catcher James, who gAs with Columbus last sea
son. and he has been turned over 10 tic Highland.
e-s The New YORK Nationals at one time had
James and t'rnci aim over - Columbus. where
tae Bostons got him. James Is u college man, haN
Ing played football and baseball at Washington
and Jefferson. He Is a slx footer
CGSCISNA1I, ONO fcb. THE National Base
Iall Commission to day rrented the request Of
player, Frank H. Owen aud william Purtell OF
the White NOx for reinstatement conditi0nally
that they pay a nne of $50 each. Taelr hne Was
placed At 800. hut as they expressed regret"
at having played In games against the Logan
square team OF Chicago last fall and promised
to obev the rules relating to participated In games
with teams harOorlng Ineligible players In the
future $50 oi each hnc was suspended. The
commission declined a rehearlng IN the case OF
Player Marion, wanted By the ST. Louis club. but
awarded 10 tue Duluth club.
The sun., 1909-02-06
Columbia Gymnastic Schedules.

The schedule Of the Columbia Rymnastic
team. which was announced yesterday by
Manager A. r. Hopping. consists of seven
meets. OF which fve Will be Competit ions
and the other two exhibitions. The only
contest which Il to take place in the Colum.
bia gymnasium is the Intercollegiate cham.
pionship meet on March %. The team has
already held a competition with the College
OF tho City Of New York and was dereated
in a dual competition by tho West Side
Y. NJ {. 4. two weeks ago. The schedule
Is as follows:
February IL. exhibition with Rutgers College
at New brunswick. y. j., 10. dual meet with Penn
sylvanla at Philadelphia: 70, exhibition with ohm
Hopkins at Baltimore: -, dual meet with Annap.
oils at Annapolis March q, dual meet with lie.
high at Soutn bethlehem. 10, dual meet with
New York University at University Heights: 20
lntercoleg giate championships at Columbia.
The sun., 1909-02-06
Columbia and y. = 4. to Meet at Iiashe,.
ball,

The managers OF the Columbia and New
York University la'k'tbali teams came to
an agreement YESTERDAY. and zane viii
tc PLAYED between the tNo universities on
February 25 In the Columbia gymnasium.
Il was at frs desired to play n series Of ~ o
or three games. hut il was impossible ia do
this. The Columbia MANAGEMENT also hi.
settled a difficulty with the university au-
thorities which Threatened - postpone the
Hames with Cornell uu febriIiry ~. the
junior class Of Barnard College Wished TO
use the Columbia gymnasium on thIt date.
and permission vas granted brcahSe the
basketball MANAGEMENT had neglected iO
engage the building. The Barnard Eirls
Withdrew their application, however. when
they learned OF the confusion which would
game will he paved nS scheduled. y. q.
Lockwood. 10. has heen elected assistant
manager OF the team In place OF =. II.
Osterhout, 10. who recently resigned,
The sun., 1909-02-06
An Automatic Main sheet Handler.

Rrp BhNR, y. j., Feb. 5.-Commodore
William Il, jolne Of the south Shrewsbury
Ice Boat Club has invented a main sheet
attachment by watch the sheet can be
trimmed automatically. He expects IL will
revolutionize yacht handling and be the
means of ICE yachts breaking rec ords.
Il acts so well that one man "a n be dispensed
with on an ice yacht. and with one man less
to cary, the speed oi the yacht must he
increased. Commodore .iolnc has been
worning on the IN, CLt iou foT three years.
The sun., 1909-02-06

been given. possibly for the reason Una,
even the promoters have not yet dis ,overcf
feasible one. 4 handsome trophy mas
been ollae1 for the. winner. and prl;et
are TO be distribute among those NGn
draw good list OF entries. as e're1hy snyera
7 aut omObilists have announced their Wiling
ness TO enter su"h contes..
The Hsrrisbu-g Pa or club is con-
sidering the establishment OF two, club
houses a tNy house and a country house
II is proposed, IN addition TO comfortable
city quarters, 10 have the counl ry clubhouse
on fern hot further .rom the CITY man
ten miles. OH.cills OF the club arc busy
with plcns for tho Innuai run OF the club
the first week in May. and ail Indications
poiH, to cOnics' which yili s"rpnss even
the very successful ones bold b, The organ :
las for severil days aud may, stretch
ont for six days. II hrs been definitely
decide that The rorle Of ne w w 'miii IN IN
bnt us y-' the rest OF the ,ouI Sc has not
been plpnuel. 1lc Uunaal rseirs of the
club viii be held next Mondu: evening.
when officers Tor the ensainE year VII he
elected.
Ever Sirc" it was arnolnced sho,rily after
tie ,pinplNo1 OF Ia, y.ll,s tIlIdel tour
bile Associetior would probably take III"
travellers into he MCSt. y" ,Nrr mo orists
rnd enthusiastic h'rc ben doirr az ~ thc.r
o! III" contest committee o. 'ho !, v -.
i"cludN th"it city IT, III" itlncrnrv OF IN" 1900
Glddrn. Strong lrtt"7s hav" N',nu - : to
Nt. Hover from tho Offices of Tho Dr"Ner
Chamber Of Commerce the ncaver Con
rcHtio1 Lea yur. the COLORADO Marufac'ur-
ers Associarior. The to!or'do STATE Com-
mor"id Association. th" to,oiado Traf1ic
Club and the Denver Moto- cub Each In
itS own way is setting forth III" ATTRACTIONS
such triI' would present 10 Americans in
their own country.
The OUTLOOK for the coming ".nr In the
commercial vehicle line " more han byiRht:
II promises TO be n record year. With the
economies attendant upon the recent hard
times the attention of many business
houses wPs called to the aXCeSsive cost md
growing ineiii,icncy ot horse traffic, This
has resulted in a thorough investigation
OF the pON er wnGOn and its merits. which
will result IN largely increased sales the
coming spring or as soon "a the horse equip
ment can profit ably be disposed OF.
The sun., 1909-02-06
NcGrsw Signs ArIle Latham.

Old Arlie Latham. the most entertaining
coacher baseball ever knew. bobs up again
as an active diamond participant. lie has
been signed by John McGraw, not to play
with the Giants but to be one of them on
the coaching lines. He il expected to
stir things up considerably in the coaching
department. and IL he is as witty as he
once was he will be welcome. or late years
Latham has been umplring.
The sun., 1909-02-06
Dartmo outh Makes One Goal TO COrncirs
None

IlASovEr. \, H.. Feb. 5.-DeSoiie the
wretohed condition Of the ice Dartmouth
and Cornell PLAYED n pretty fast hockey
game a. the Alumni oval rink this after
noon The game went TO Dartmouth, TO q.
The only score came in the iiist hair. Doe
shooting the rubber in on a long lire from
the side. The contest vas fast and FURIOUS
IN the second half. but slush on the Skating
surface made team passing nearly I'M
pOss iblc,