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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21
FREIGHT TRANSFER
WAS MADE TODAY
Montpelier d Wells River Railroad Ac-
cepted Ten Cars from Central
vermont at Montpelier,

The fret transfer o. freight from the
Central Vermont 70 the Montpelier 4
wells River railroad At Afontpeler since
the strike on the former started last
Tuesday was made yesterday when the
M 4 ". accepted ter cars Of grain
froua h. W. Bailey & 60, This ship
ment was handled by che trainmen Of
the aiorfpeiier & Wells River road after
\ cenference held with traiumen in St.
Albans last night. at winchr Il IS SAID
the M & w trainmen we're tod - ~
ahead and handle the transfer In or
an to transfer the ears the 6 y tram
men had 10 break lock- and they
lieft TIE switch open, 50 that the y. &
M suburban train crew had to run
down and close It.
The Montpelier granite manufactures
are considegably worried for fear that
/ they WIFI be unable to get granite stock
since the most of them are located q
4 the lines of tho Central Vermont rail
lroad. Many Of thcm are running low
on stock at present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21

HAD Enjoyable Picnic Yesterday at BEN
iamin Fails.


A crowd Of girls, representing the
vouthful portion Of Barre's Little IL
alvn took advantage Of the clerks nalt-
holiday Yesterday fer picnic at BenIa.
min fails. It was the second annual
nicne given by the girls, but this year
Inc crowd was much larger there being
twenty four. The improvements at the
falls III the way Of entertainment we're
greatly patronized and d few amusing
tumbIes and injuries were the result
Amid the mirth and enjoyment of the
nnIookers. fourteen girls took part IN
tbc dournnut race The feat ot eating
the hanging doughnuts, with their hands
AGA behind was not only very eomicai,
hut It called for some dexterity On TIE
mart al their hungry mouths. ios tue
laoughnuts persistcntlv escaped the at
taeks Mary Restelli was awarded hrst
nrize after last successful bite at
News which she ate from the grass, where
lH had finally fallen
later therc were also running races
lete until the gavety Of the crowd be.
esme ~ pronounced that it was decided
lfo have supper. after which each one
az the girls was given souvenir q the
1day. The picnic came 70 an end early
in the evening, when the party was
treated gratuitously to a performance at
the Hippodrome.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21
GOV. PROU1Y LEAVES
ISLAND POND FOR HOME
was Satisfied That Force Of Deputies
Was Able to Quell ANY Disturb
ances Which Might Arise
With Strikers,

Island Pond, July 2l.-Goyernor
Pro,,ty left town last night after being
here all day yesterday looking after the
stril<e situation on the Grand Trunk
raiIroad. ITe was satisfied that the force
ii deputies was large enough to pre-
want auv outbreak among the l50 strik-
ers The flrst freight train which mas
moved on the line between Montreal
and Portland. reached here last evening
from Montreal and left for Portland
come time later. Governor Prouty came
Yesterday morning. together with q
deputies.
The presence Of deputies is due e
damage done to car windows and
switches and other yard equipment py
strike syupathizers and against the ex'
PRESSED wishes of the strikers.
When train bringing strike breakers
arrived at the station Tuesday night
the car windows were smashed by lumpl
Of coal and decayed eggs were thrown
at the newcomers.
At several points in the yards switche
were spiked and the packing removed
Much Of the damage was done by gpunl
people and last night q eurfew Qrde
compelling minors to be at home by
D. m, went into effect.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21
ONE MAN KILLED
BY QUARRY SLIDE
Ira Baker, Aged 2i, Victim at West
Rutland and Two Other Men
Were Injured.

Rutland, July 2l-0n man was killed
and two others injured IN an accident
which occurred last evening az about
$50 a. the quarry of the Clarendon
Marble company in West Rutland. The
men we're caught under about 25 tons
of earth and rock which fell from the
side Il the quarry without q moment :
warning, burying one raan, In Baker
ana killing him instantly. The other
two. Edward Curry and Elmer PoNers'
received severe bruises and cuts but aie
not seriously hurt.
All three men are drill runners and
we're engaged ii their work on q ledss
when the scale fell upon them Baker
lower limbs and body werc buried nn'
def tie roek. while his head And sheul'
ders were above the ground.
The dead man was II years Of age
unmarried and came 70 West Rutland
from Dandy. having been employed ps
the Clarendon Marble company for about
/ three years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21
IF VERMONT FAILS
Then President Taft Win Be Appealed
Ia For Protection.

Portland. Ne, July 2l.-J J. Con-
nolfgt assistant superintendent and train.
master. said yesterday of che Island
Pond situation:
sWe dave appealed 70 the governor
for our trains at Island Pond, and ne
is there to-day. II the state Of Nef-
mont cannot do It then we shall ask
President Taft for protection.
while the strikers at Island Pond
ara trving 10 make lis believe that they
are not causing us the trouble, the faet
II that with the exception of 9 few
other citizens and business men every
body AZ that little place among the
mountains and close 70 the line IS a
railroad man, and about all Of these
are on strike.
eThe claim that the work there Tues
dav night, when threats to shoot train
men were made, was by other than the
strikers. ~ absurd There Is nobody
else there and nobody can get tileil
except over the Grand Trunk railroad.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21
RUNAWAY HORSES
CRASHED INTO AUTO
Occupants Of Machine Had Jumped Just
in Time and Were Not Hurt
W. D. Smiths Auto ccnsid-
erably Damaged.

An accident 81 a peculiar nature nap
penea At East Montpelier last ni8nt as
about 5 o'clock. when w. D smiths ~.
horsepower Cadillac narrowly escaped
destruction by runaway horses Mr ana
AIrs. Smith and daughter Miss hya' ielt
the city + afternoon iof . sAoi'
drive and rriWng q Ess' o"'i'
heller. Mr.. th lett the ear at tne
top Of hi the foef corners whiie
~ went distance away 70 tran
sact some b sess. During hls absence
she oecnparf nfe startled 70 ser large
double tear horses hitched % q hay
wagon appro ening them Al rapid rate
Thev Immediately vacated the cars oN'
none too soon. for the horses ran squaf
lv into the machine.
Tie pole struck the radiator and thl
sudden impact set the machine naek
distance 81 several feet, allowing w
horses to proceed en- their way ar
smith and others were soon on the spe
and ON investigating found that beyon'
Il pafr OF broken lamps and mole 4
the radiator the car was not badly dam
laced. However. had the pole pierce'
The front Ia spot nearer the center
lit i possible that the engine would hay
been destroyed.
The horses stopped Of their own aecor
AZ the base Of the hill farther on, whe
one Of the animals fell and was dragge
for few rods by IS mate. The tear
belonged 10 Harry Daniels Of East Mont
Ipelier and the wagon 20 which u wa
hitched was partially loaded with beg
when the horses decided TO leave b'
vond 4 few scratches, tlfe horse whic
fell was uninjured.
/ Tho accident occurred near the top
+. steep hill. and had it happened e
minutes sooner, when the car, with i
occupants. was ascending the piteh, v
impossible 70 say what the result woul
lnave been. No blame Is attached e ans
one. "a the animals were without
driver, and their Wild sport cannot
| lattribnted to the carelessncss OF am
! one.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21
BOARDERS OBJECTED
TO STRIKEBREAKERS
Told Landlord That One or the Other
Would Go, and the Permanent
Boarders, Who Were Stone
cutters, Stayed.

There IA no change to-day in the Cen
trai Vermont strike situation as lar as
Barre IA concerned. No freight Of any
kind has been moved III Or out Of the
city on the G. V. line since the strike
went into effect, except the three cars
OF perishable freight, which were brought
In Tueaaav afternoon, that had arrived
n Montpcler the night before. With
the main line plugged up win ifeiehe'
there win Be 10 moving Of granite snip
ments from this city for the present
The passenger Trains are running near
~ on time and the Barre branch trains
are IN charge Of conductor kanally the
regular conductor. who refused to strike,
land a strikebreaker. Conductor kanally
lis running the night trains, and the
strikebreaker IL on during the day. Ihe
two strikebreaker who were sent mere
Yesterday. one to act as conductor ana
the other A. brakeman in the yard,
engaged board and room at a boarding
lhonse on Merchant street. and last even
ling az supperlime, It Is said, the TWO
strikebreakers met with cool reception
from tie other hoarders in the house
who are mostly union stoneeuttefs
Though the cutters did not molest tne
two men or cause any disturbance AZ
the house. taey lntimated 60 the landlord
that either the strikebreakers wouad
have TO leave or all the other boarder'
would The landlord Immediately took
the hint. it Is said, and informed th'
strikebreakers that they would have z
. leave. The two men left at once anc
, went to the freight Office, where thess
bunked for the night This morning th'
man who had been working a. brakeman
n ire ward left his job It is not know
whether he was sent somewhere else OF
1.-The line on decided 70 give up strike
breaking ~ a bad job. The conductor 4
oetting his meals at the restaurants.
A similar distnste for strikebreaker
was shown at the clearinghouse OF th
Montpelier & Wells River trainmen \
: this eitv. When the breakers starte
Z to sit down 10 meal the u & NJ train
mon got up. Il Is said. and informed 70
. lkpeper Of the place that the two colidn
: hoard al the same place with the resul
that the strikebreakers left the boarding
mouse. I,
The ll:85 passenger train over tn
A Central Vermont took out to-day q
n empty refrigerator car Of the Swift Bee
Il compqnv. sheriff Tracy and Deput
n sheriff II. y. Camp watched the arrive
,e I'll the 1885 train. which came at ~
a lthia afternoon. SO far as disorder wa
q concerned, the officers might as well haN
"a attended q Quaker meeting
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21
BILLY" PAPKE AND
BRIDE OUTWlTTEDPARENTS
MiddIeweight Boxer Married in Ontario
wife's Parents Preparing TO Take
Her to Europe Will Take His
p~;ao - Australia
nride "a AustraIla

Buffalo. N. II. July 81 "BilIy' Papke,
the middIeweignt boxer, was married
yesterday to Miss Edna r Pplver Of
Hamilton. Ontario, the marriage being in
the nature Of an elopement. The parents
of the bride were preparing to leave fof
Eairope with Miss PulYer and her sister
The couple viii tour the United States
jn mn automobile, later sailing for Aus
tralia. where the fighter has engage
nents
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21
B 8 III crews In charge.

Windsor, July 2l-The strike Of the
conductors and trainmen on the Cen
1fal Vermont has not affected the tram
service hare to any & extent, as
nearly all trains which run over tne
Central Nermont iron between Nlnd-
s8r and White River Junction are
ranrea IS b. & VI crews. The two
Central Vermont freight trains, which
rom daily tbragh Windsor. have been
cancelled and aii freight here is beng
routed over The Boston & Mime.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21

past to postal saving. banks, q thsy
were styled. there was considerable quiet
but fofceiul opposition during the last
session Of Congress, Many points M op'
positiou were Well taken aud the Jaw
IS h now stands reflects this wise ana
considesate criticism. in the care with
which it Is written.
IN the LIGHT oi sound reason ~ tne
presence of world wide and long expert
ence confidently oelieye that THE enact
ment by Congress Will yet be regarded
as the most beneficial, most praeticaele
the wisest and greatest act q Z session
distinctly noted for the unusual nunbel
Of great measures which Il made int'
| law.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21
DR.. ALLEN SENTENCED
10 Serve Five to Eight Years IN Yer
mont State Prison.

Woodstock, July 2l.-Dr. Samuel y
Alien If White River Junction was SEN
fenced ii supreme court here yesterday
afternoon to not less than FIVE nor more
than eight years IN state prison on ene
charge Of performing az Illegal operation,
of which he was found guilty by 2 jury
several days ago $3.50
Pending his inability to secure $4,000
hail for his appeal. the doctor has been IN
Windsor county jail here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21
CLAIMS $1,000 DAMAGES.
Elisha Rayfus Sues Standard Granite
Company for Injuries

4 suit for $4,000 has been brought
AGAINST the STANDARD Granite company
by Elisha Rayfus for injuries received I. at.
tie company quarry last April us
case is retl,rnable ia the September term
.og eouuty court. Rayfas claims that on
Anil If. 1910. through the negligence
.nda incampetency Of IN engineer en-
Moved at tfe eoinpsny's quarry be was
|preeinitated over Z grout pile the diss
tsnee of 40 feet. sustaining severe bruises
and injury to his spine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21
MII.L1NERY srocK RUINED.
Mrs. L. j. Knight Heaviest Loser in
Fire at Richford

Riehford. July p. Fire which broke
out II the Garvin buildng early this
morning was extinguished quickly, but
nat before It had ruined the millinery
sfock of Mrs. L. J. Knight Her loss =
covered bv insurance. as is the loss on
Tie building. sustained by Mrs. i, y
Wheeler. The cause of the fire Is mys-
terry, perhaps being from defective Wiz
ing or from spontaneous combustion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21
$4,000 SUIT SETTLED.
session Of United States Circuit Court
Came to Sudden Close.

BrattIeboro, July 2l. The adjourned
session Of the L. S. court at Newfsne
Was brought to d sudden close yester.
daiu bv the settlement Of the $4,000
NIT III Il. II. Barber Of Brattleboro to
recover damages for injuries sustained
n an auto wreck while riding wita
James II. White Of Merilen. Conn, o.
Nav III l00s, Judgment was entered
for me defendant 70 recover costs but
II is generally understood that the lia
Mlitv insurance company made salts
factory settlement with M BARBER. n
iurors were excused until Tuesday wher
thew were notified to appear at Wind
!
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21
i Z. Manchester Of st. Adams was in
Che city to-day on business,

CITY Attorney NJ S. Villas of Burling-
ton has received complaints against iot
cal fruit dealers who keep their goods
on the walks exposed to dust and germs.
This. il Il said. Is serious menace 10
health. Mr.. Villas viii notify these deaf
ers to remove goods and will enforce tae
ejtv ordinance relative to ohstmetmg
sidewalks The chief Of police viii also
|he asked 70 report 81 other merchants
who are obstrueting the walks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21
NO ARBITRATION.
Because Strikers Fear Bad Faith by the
Grand Trunk

Toronto July 81 General manager Of
Transportation BrownIee of the Grand
Trunk said to-day that within a few
days the company and all its branches
viii again Be handling freight and the
system Will be normal. Wee President
kfurdoek Of the strikers declares that
they will not accept arbitration, fearing
Tie company win not keep its faith.
Thesituation is quiet and passenger trains
are running as usual
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21
TITcoMB ACCEPTS.
Former Fish and Game Warden Commits
Soner Succeeds II. G. Thomas

I,vndonsille. July 2lJohn w Tit
comb formerly one Of the fish and game
commissioners Of Vermont under the old
law. hns accepsd the appointment ~
stata commissioner Of game and fisheries
N succeed Henry G. Thomas Of stowe
resigned. and will take the Office August
1 Alr. Titoomb has had a wide expert
epee IN this business, was for ? nunioei
~ veaps chief Of the bureau oi FISH cll.
TIRE of the United Stairs government
AZ Washington. and is recognized as on'
ii the most expert authorizes n Vai'
subject ii the country.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21
Ms Martha 4. corhss, Funeral

The funeral Of Mrs Martha A. Cor.
Hss who died Monday night was held
from the home 81 her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Perrin. at o'clock yesterday AFTER
noon, Rev. Edward g, Downey olncist-
ine. The body was taken on the II 20
train to-day to Amherst y. u, fog
burial. There was . proiusion Of very
beautiful floral tributes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21
NEW MEN our PLACES.
Strikers Approach Them Successfully al
Brattleboro.

Bruttleboro, July 2l-The o:20 train
from White River Junction to Spring
field, Mafs.. yesterday morning. went
~ farther thau this town The mail
car was cut of and taken to Spring
field. The rest of the train was backed
onto the Boston and Maine tracks.
The FIRST Central Vermont train 70
reach BratlIeboro since The strike start
ed arrived here at l0.l0 yesterday
morning from New London. 10 minutes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21
~ chatEee Nomlnatea.

Rufland. July Newman K. Chat
fee wsII known lpmber man. was
nominated without opposition as city
representative st The Republican caucus
last evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21

Alanson Dunbar aud Miss Dunbar re-
turned to-day to their home in Ansonis,
Conn. after spending several days with
friends here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-21
Would Iniure DO EnterpTise.

Through the establishment 81 these de.
nositories the government does not touch
Or infringe upon any private enterprise
II does not invade the actual domain
If any industry. Il does not create q
hank Il does not engage IN q bankfn9
business. it does not seek or encourag age
ssngle deposit Chat would enter a bank
II sboears only to the weak the tafnid
investor. to the stranger IN our ianti
and offering him q email income, hnt
large security asks TO hold his saving
unfii he can invest them TO better ad.
vantage.
There bas been great opposition in ths
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-13
Yachting Notes.

Toe siesw yacht tIgarcttr on" ~ me 't~'~-'
m fRsis"n Vaf"r. is To have some rhAngrs made
Wond Isgt
Tho srhoolrr .achf Fus~msrr ha> Necn -o'~
Tor clinton Nayr~ through SwAyry WNN nronsl
Page for usr in Panama ~ cargo snd man
carrier The NArht j. Ia hs equipped WITH o.
q nov
John r"ca 81 Prov idrnC~ has purchased inr
rsfboa' hrisfnr. formerly Glars hitch va
once owned ~ Walter Burgess This poat l. ~
hauleS build and = 20 he rrmodrilrd ana ~
TiEErG N order 10 take part IN IN. intrthsN rat~s
The Toledo NsCht cub has >~ttlrd the sArut
storage trouble t' crciinE 30 build a marine rau
Ws' And 20 DO Au the hauling Ous AMI storing o.
Nrr's owned ~ mrmhers
" heed "a. an order for o. 'oat rruf,
ing iaunyh FOR Hizgln botharl Of NanCorI,sr
& lhi. boat o, tot" ~ ~ Hong honA Of 'aal
He slso ha> an order for IS foot cruiser 'of O. r.
Lang Of Nhkrrsld
John NicholSoE ~ New roF' is to ha,ra I..rrt
onuippei win ~ horse powcr motor hui' from
designs ~ ~uaFry RAN nnond 4 Page This arr.
IT, aiso designing - loot ~ pper nov ',fr .-r.,.
boat for Ros'0n Aghfsman
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NEM MtN,GER FOR HROW vs.
VIA, FoiIow Investigation ~ iNJ"I"'S
E'Eht Iiits

- I,rIs O,' o. President Robert To-"
IIaige- Of m. - I.oui- kr"0u~ returned
from chicago TO-DAY and stN" ou' ~" fol
lnvtng statement on IN. eight hats secured
by It,oie vi the browns IN last SUNDAY =
douhie header
Regarding the SUNDAY anair. ! hiN"
placed IN. matter ~ IN" hands 81
Johnson who viii lnNc-'Igti" Therefore
Il ,ould pr INV 49, for ~" 80 TAX a. ih"
rr.-sni tIms Hlme. II auy. should 10
placed on tho particular UeTson 81 I'"r-nn-
and not Oh the club Collectively VIZ
Parish. tho pri,ial sruter. could not -'ur"
Other Than he dtl
The ~ LOWS TH's ihI- afternoon saw
that tho ~Igu- poini 80 new manager ut
he browns tpntDr" new -prIng- training
begins
have an Indrr~'anding -aN- N" T,n.=
and that the result ut tho IuNe-i 'gAt ION
will b.. fsl' IN due time lf - r"msn 10 rcd
there Was No pflcial u'feranr'' ot the u..
heading 81 VI Nlser. o'tunuo'- prcd-
ces-or. until .Vervbody Interested m hose.
toll here knsW "
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-, N.If E.a.,lsi fu- pls,s Zee HUlsr .h"rfl.
-'.'ft .r. . Siufu.u, I'd -. "uuoT again
10 my IN 10. Robb this We-k
mo- fnsu,-h we're coached IN -prtnting
~. .n"ra""n AM Nuns. tale AMI ham
e" 'Arl mo ami rl". u''-t, M faster time
''au 'h" "fhsr, They also pushed the
'., s~r around a. su"t ,Ip
~.u.'h -'arTrt IA ihs ~,rimmag-. picking
... H i""r pas h'hiuf h. own goal Ian"
tuI INNING the length nf tho h-ld.
tt,Ne~ b.. Ni,hol- aud Sim-nn negotiated
.'" -"ruu4 touchdown. mil. Slm-on got
''" 'hlri h' I'm" rlungIns
\rsr Na'rIav thr steamer Hendrick
it-nn HfIl run a. foot ball special 70
N"~' Pom 10 he ale army game The
,'H' ny ."hN" h"~hrrS-e~ street. 10 ~ \.
" N"-t Port second street ~ a. VI
N"~' l-Hi % - rect a. \ VI and will return
Poo Ne. York immediately after the game
MILLi,I> Oct. ~ Dash and pep
r"r marN"d ~" work NJ the Williams foot
'.~J .tNrng reversal of he poor form show "a
"n .u"-sIr CAPT Peterson started m"
-."'.us "arlr hv uurn,nS N" scrubs l"fr
- 70; Tor ninety wards ant a tourhd"Nn
N''"' ma d" goal from placement irum
'h- 90 5trd IInc anderson scored for m"
~'rHt~. cunning hf'y yard. after ~coopruc
go 90 'IWhl" signal praCfIC- Mas held IA
ih' gymnasium tonight Nrvi" Eldr"d.
"'. e CORNER '"utr". and bel Br""A~ lo.
'"ld TODAY
rH",url >,I. 90. - ~" RroWn foot
gam" Win '"uu~N wanna uu NdiuuiaN
Do" work of io-ds, Wa~ long and hard
J. "r-l.i"d Of practice h"hind "loS"d doors
~on. Pryor and SchWinu gav" the team
about hii""n minutes prac'ic' IN quick
IoWn undSr r,n. VI Tx. ma. f" ni I bS
>nappN signal prdc'rr. IN which quarter
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HiHHERTD NJ NINTtI.
commercial IuEh Displays Finish. but
Not Real Force

NtHH., raIf.HE - saratoga rtr- IN Brpus
..' .'-'". ..af. I'D foo ~" fUp fu.,I.
GOWN -'pr"I cam" after tho tour"r|,s Al
.a IaH 'H""E battered hv a heavier team
Il ..u. me-. 'uI .Hu- ant I'm" a'ra'ss f.e
0uH....',.H. game IaI morn 'nI.h than rlr
Nfr ... "... 'n - I,rA"d fore" ami energy
.. ..If|. F .IrH.gu lf' only ,pu-i-f.r'
.a.irf .. ''.'".frT fa- iIprh"- fh' quarter.
I.. 'r-T ..s gam 10 a. through tho -,.If
-..Ir ... fI" .sruru"r,FaI limo and va- made
~ 1u."f Ilr rrp..zhr NJ. hall FROM rI.
Zoo ftr.l Hu' 90 -" f". Hui from 'i"f" made
rI. r..,u.nmn fNtuugI 20" sam" .,.4I.
-.u' A. .N, a.. 'r.'ru1 IpI.r ra.t- o..
t.. .H'. gam Hoes sfg". ,rpuf nor.
In. ..l. -.n."I '.' ."4't..DNu .uI.p.. .f..
Ir....I..r ...|u ..I lp...
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Metropolitan crew wins a, Boston.

H...H, p' - Rough wafer IN ne
fHf.-- EN"r basin uarrsd me 'olu7'b us
1ttr r"gt''. o. tho New England \
50 .t.a- 'rrn holt rv' The usual course
I. 81 'p fH tHHu,'pr'.i us,. srIae - he hI'e-
t su. IU %" .'UI'T doubles avery and
Iar' OFF fI" Metropolitan g. Z - New loTk
Iu. ri .r..r- around smith and Wiggius
.. 'H" U.Hu E uf Bp- on heir lime
.Hr .t' Hr" and u.u. 'Hf rules bong s'utu
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Tennis Al Rrs~n InI,rr,ln

PFoyIpENsF " J. oct 3. Onlv Two
~ the second rount matches IN the '-nnrs
championship tournament a. Brown we're
PLAYED this afternoon The doubles play
Seas 20 have started This afternoon. brT The
Nav being hall holiday IN honor Of tolum-
bus DaN many Of ~" students Nen' pu' oT
town Ihs double viii start tn-WpfToN
TODAY play "a - iOllOv-
l. Gardner 49, hrsi " = ~ rv~U. IT, q a.
s:H CaW'horne, 70. nest rnErsc
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~ paul Defeats Trinity

g. Garden CIV v~sterday afternoon the
It.l school football team defsafaI
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was beaten 10 -" Non round 81 a match herr"
10y Jack Mcrkiu- 81 London