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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-23
Cannon.

'Becanse presume To object 10 this
sort of thing, Mr.. Cannon calls me a
democrat. d"magugue lunatic and
q pickpocket. Mr.. Cannon, holding
the great office of speaker Of the house,
second In power and dignity In this
government. has been rushing over
Kansas for number Of days de-
nouncing the insurgents. myself In
particular Instead of indulging In
vituperation. why doesn't he give the
reasons why he insisted upon ignoring
the policies and specific declarations
of the republican national PLATFORM
Why did he stand by The senate In the
interest cf the Guggenhcims?
The duty on lead In ore. as the tar.
ln bill passed the house. was $50 a
ton. The duty on pig lead or lead
bullion was the same The bin cam.
To the senate ana was referred to the
committee on finance. of which Mr.
Aidrich Is chairman. aud which re-
ported back with the duty ON pig lead
Increased from $50 To $3.50 a ton.
making difference of SIP 50 between
the head In the ore and the lead bui.
lion. Therefore. according 10 the re-
publican national platform and our
campaign pledges $3.50 ton should
measure the difference IN the cost OF
smelling lead in the United states
and In our competing countries.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-23
Tho Figures.

Edward u. Rush. general manager
Of the American Smelling 4 Refining
company. an organization which CON
trols 10 per cent of the lead smelters
Of the United States testified before
the committee of the house Of repre-
sentatives that the entire cost OF re-
ducing lead from ore 10 bullion from
actual figures ranged from s5,55 Ia
1905 ton. No witness before the
committee gave as the entire cost or
smelling greater figure than slO0 n
ton
"A most vigorous effort will be made
In the senate 10 reduce the duties Of
the senate bin back Ia those provided
IN the house measure, but without
EFFECT. To protect our struggling
American industries. a duty, not
measuring the difference In the cost
of smelling AT home and abroad but
a duty of from $3.50 To $500 a ton
more than the entire cost Of smelling
at home was imposed"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-23
THE WEATHER

Today-S Showers.
Tomorrow Fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17
BLOT WILL GO ON
WITH KAUFMAN
FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. Jane IL
Louis Blot ls going ahead with the
l.angford-Kaufman fight. scheduled
for Saturday. despite the fact that
Gov Giliett has ordered the
attorney general 20 take action 10
prevent the contest Yesterday
Blot had conference with Chief
Of Police Martin and received as
surancs that the police would not
interfere
Il don't care what Glllett OF any.
one else says" declared Blot.
Il am going ahead with the
fight. fail 10 ace how the attor-
ney general can stop me until the
match takes place. After 10 Is over
he may prosecute, but until | VIC.
late the law. can't see what action
be can take. My attorneys have
advised me that since ! am In the
limits Of the law and have paid my
81 200 yearly license to the city
am well within my rights and
that no one can stop me-"
Asked whether be would 10
ahead with the contest II the attor.
ney general should notify him after
the match started that Il was a
prize fight and not a boxing con.
test. Blot refused 10 say until he
consulted his attorneys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17

will not lager long. as II IL realized
that Il would be unwiBe not TO 90
TO the new battle-ground. with is
changed climatic conditions. az the
earliest possible moment
jeff laughed when told that
johnson had claimed that IN the
event Reno IL chosen Jeff wuaid be
at disadvantage because Of the
handicap from the altitude The
white man has been accustomed 60
high attitudes al his life. Vhrreaa
Johnson has spent all his life In
low countries JeffricH mates are
marking time awaiting the word
that will send them 20 Reno or
back - the old grind here.
The dopestcrs are getting busy
piecinE out the ness and inter
views. and the optlmlstH are hold.
Ink high hopes Cor a favorable de
clsiou following the announcement
Of the city In witch the Panama *,
position viii BE- held Their op.
uuism Is based largely on n dis.
patch from Washington that the a..
lection oi the city for the falF VIII
be made today In this waA found
what Is considered By many Ia
camp az the motive Tor Gov Oil.
let's action
Jeffrieg received q message from
Richard this morning Va which the
promoter said that It looked 70 him
as though san Franeiaco would not
insa fhf. contest
Jefffles work out today Was ar
stiff 3 one "a any ne haa taken In
the last three weeks. 1efiries did
not show the least bil of worry
over the news from San Francisco.
and after road work no went after
the punching bag for two good
spcila. simply numbering the leaths
" and once breaking The rope.
This was followed b. rope-akippiuE
and three fast games 81 hnndbail
with Corbett After Rundown
jeff vas ready Tor luncheon
He planned 20 box this after.
noon--that ia. II be doesn't happen
to stumble over fishing rod on
the way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17
PASSED BALLS

The name ~ the recruit (Fardi,
who pitched ysrtrfdaY'a game,
listens like an afla6 and judging
frnHn ghe fact that "Nulch" unifnrt
accompanied the Turks g. Van.
r1uvrr. Il b. probably cur old frirn6
Batch" disguised Whoever De
was. be pitched a good game. and
was up against q mighty hard NAV
In Jensen. II q j. Bedford. he sent
luta the box without much condi-
tlpninE.
pofc ftrinksr h out ~ the game
FOR a fsw days wiih a game iea
bode pat on the brakes too sHuu
after making run. and strained
muscle IN his thigh
II ~ reported Fielder Jones. The
FORMER Chicago White Cox star sho
hangs bis hat up IN Portland. has
signed with tho ChnhHiia team IN
Tho Washington State league. Jones
came put io thr Coast Tor a rect a
"a bile ago bat wants g. get back
into The game OCCASIONALLY His In
tnniioua are evidently not very co.
rtuna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17
JENSEN LOCKS THE
TURKS in CELLAR
Seattle's Hoodoo Pitches Fine Game and Makes il
Three Straight for the Beavers-Ford, New Man,
Works Well for Seattle.


VANCOUVER. a. g.. juno H.
Not mtlrued with having pushed
Seattle into me cellar. The hftFvff.
with the able assistance af EfVrn
Jensen put "a double paddock ou che
dHnr hy taking yesterdays game.
making % three straight
Jensen was the master nf the
Turks. ana they cuuld do nothing
with hts offerings
Fond now one, waH on Tie
mound FOR Seattle. and waa hs ioQse
aa $50 o hrhd ln a SO 5 hat up
fa tho fourth inning After This Doc
frightened hut thn misrhier was
tonr. The beavers having three runs
a. tHn good
Vancouver played sensational ball.
aHd accorded Jensen perfect sup
port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17
JEFFRIES HAS HIS
SAME Old CROUCH

II the fight goes 20 Rene. 4 u
estimated that tho recetptH would
dwiudie nearly twa-thirda
The camp vas n literal bee hive
today. and all were on the lookout
for the latest news from the legal
firing line. The secluded situation
OF the camp prevented the receipt
Of detailed news. and all sorts of
rumors flew about the camp. keep.
ing the war correspondent" on a
marathon until after midnight
jeff was one OF the first 70 arise.
and be had finished his breakfast
by 7 o'clock Ftc said that he had
received no definite word from Tex
Rickard and did not expect any un-
I'll this afternoon.
Everybody here Is preparing 60
pack up and get away on a mo
ment's notice. The Jofiries party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17
LITTLE ATTACH,
JOHHsOAsTIvNsI
MACHINE"

7AN FHANcI8CO. IN
Jack Johnaoa'a two n.y.. .'l
Dis pet racing car ana
wore attached this sf,s.' 49,
deputies from the shsas
% behalf Of George I'M.
hger Of the oolored esssS.s
The attachment ..t
were Instituted 70 ass',,
u Liiiie's for 5000. ~ 1
claims johnson owes Il. - !
d, I'm un'il W. Jack Duagiss % I. \.
there viii be no mors - -
ana consequent rlsf ~,
Deen causing the promss 49, j
hours Of sloepleaansss, 49, ~. =
negro's arrival on ia go .'s'' !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17

tny Gated Freas.l
RowARDENNAN. Cal. June IL.
James J. Jsnfrtss Is very much
Disguised man. Yesterday he vas In
the best ~ spirits When the United
Press first Informed him of The ac-
tion az Governor Giiiett Ia taking
steps 70 stop the fight. his spirits
dropped like a plummet.
To-day his old Crouch" has re-
turned. the Crouch out % which
he has been humcred after weeks
OF hard WORK by bis trainers The
grizzly may decide TO iay or until
after the final decision as 10 the
place where the fight VIII be held
l. received
Before the bad news came. JEFF
fries pat In enc OF the best days he
has had since the training season
started After II was known that
the governor had stepped In. JEFF
called eff the afternoons program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17
DIAMOND GLINTS

Tho boycott on the cleveland
iohm has been raised. John Mlieh-
aii aud nan Johnson conferred "iih
/ cleveland labor leaders aud pre-
vailed on them 90 call on tho boy
oott
Rpmor that Joe O'naen former
president ~ the American HHHnnla
( il1n. iH go succeed Horace FnEri hH
hora Of tho Fhillisn, b. denied ~
both men.
Joe Higgins. aemi.p pro from
bedford Pork ~, Y. has been HiEn-
ga by jack D'cnnnor Higgins De "a
first Haeler. and the wise ones
around tho circuit predict that i'hi
Newman. recently purchased ffpm
Houston. viii 80 back 10 the minors
when he reports.
The New York Giants wants
rufrhfrs and wants them badly.
Mgem o. "a bioomer. according ~
tho fans.
up 90 June 2 the Maps have bad
- games postponed on account pi
rain ~ han been a lovely spring ln
Cleveland not
Addla joss says that IN reality
there ia no such Il thing na "a noe
hit game. TO accomplish this.
aHYH Addie. the pitcher would have
o. strike out as Eli batiers. A. Ad-
$50 haa fwo 81 those spscalied u9-
hit affairs 20 bis credit. he ought
90 know.
Patsy Donovan says he doesn't
have 20 manage hia Speed Boys.
According 20 Pat they would play
iust az well without "a manager. a.
every Wan knows shat 90 do sud
when % do a.
ollie chilli A. A. umpire. has
been umpirinK five years and
claims he has never chased "a player
from tho yard Chiii whH a clever
lightweight boxer before be began
umpinns. and be- Is aiiii clever with
hia maulies.
Jack o'ConnpF says he Wiil pay
siop0 90 anyone who can prove The
stories told ~ Fights baiwrrn dif-
frfnnI players uu his team. The
browns have been reported cir en-
Fagins in fist fights in nearly every
city IN which ihay have played.
Bob Emsiie. National league uu-
pire has been handling the Indicator
ia the biz leagues Tor 20 years,
ia walsh. pitching against Boston
Speed BoYa June @ made more hits
ihan thr entire Boston team $50
Walsh got tuo satellites and thc ifeN-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17

ton aggregation got ono in The fuu
nlna rounds
Vann. sensational first fanker
from tho University OF ArknnHtn.
haH been signed bY fhr Pirates. Jim
flynn "bicg." tho critics HU
Eastern teams in the American
league have been more HueanaHfU
landing good youngsters than tho
Western teams.
doc" Meyer. N Youngstown. hHa
been signed by McAlrer f1r wash
lnRt9n. Mehiffr'H pitching rfan haa
been q disappointment thiH season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17

4 The possible shifting ~ tho 4
= flRht from san Francisco %
A Reno. heV4 Wlii nissan au added =
= cost ~ fa in railroad fare and =
= Hn added expenditure N No. 4
4 hoHra ~ the nNht fans time =
= AiHo additional sleeping car aud .
4 dining ear fapfnse.
\ Tho distance from Seattle 10 .
= Han Traurlncn over fha South :
4 rrn Pacific iH go miIcH requir- 4
= Ing 80 hours ~ travel The 4
= ticket costs SO 90. .
. Tho distance from Seattle ~ .
= Reno ia 0sa miles. tho time .
= fs hours. and tho fare $50 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17
RAIN STOPS THE
SPOKANE GAME

were attached yesterday by
score and z. the TEeoma-6pctaue
game vas called in the third tnnlng
this afternoon. GA account 81 rain
The teams waited 10 minsgsa for !.
rlusius to take = vacation. hus he
showed no sigma Of turning OF the
water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17

Hufufnaf4 Three Hasz M 49, iaHHeff
HaFfifas hitHw t.rafh. nfesn. Ntfeih
H NafMaanHF at@iaH haase estu
ttshaFaa Jensen atfats uut tf Sem
sea e - Fafa hasas an haiia lHf
FaFd g. or feHsan tglf ~ r3tHh#F
NHss. ~ JsnfEH Passed talfsAHra
VITA EtfftesFufa isadtfa pizrs
James - btasfh. HFaafnarhaf fH Hatusn
&C. #tfafa Len or hasss FsucauNaf =
seattle rtms % Esms - rmHirs
saMflEhl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17

30 end 90 Ris 49,.
record ''i ilsf N.
Iiart now has
Dgwd'a go. t''al n 1,
Ihe iaat gams /.
afler 81 "a over Jiss, on tshig
, ~. ',eofd of ~. sha g ,'.., y 3 /.
pc crowd bis fag, w ~ i
ho'inE 70 balls M,,t Fsn
-a- A ne II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17
HART BREAKS A
LOCAL RECORD

Harry Hart who Dr. playing "a
900 point match with 10 D0ad an
the Oriental pool parl0rs made a
run o. ~ IN the game mai night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17

Zach Wheat. Brooklyns HenHa-
tlonal outfieider IL part Indian His
mother ls a member OF the Cherokee
tribe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17
At New YORK.
At Brooklyn.


Chicago Brooklyn game post.
poued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17
At San Franeiseo.

X. III. r.
San Francisco ...........1 6 0
Los Angeles .............2 0
Batterles-Berry and Henry. Ma
gle and Warning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17
COAST LEAGUE
standIna 81 the cIuhr.
A. saeramsnio.

II II u
paklhha sssssss+s..s.*..stV 1
sacramento ..tr.s.s..s..-t o
Batteries Lively and Pearce;
Hunt and Graham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE
alandInn ol lhe cluha.


r. TT u
Washington .... .......G o
81 Louis see. .,......2 Q 4
Batteries; Resisting and Street.
Bailey. 0iillgan aud stephens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17

r. H p
New York .... ......8 ri
Cleveland .... .s."....g OIL
Batteries; Quinn. Hughes sud
Sweeney. koestnef aud Easterly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE


At Philadelphia.
r. ~ y
Cincinnati .... ......0 Z 2
Philadelphia ..... ....l0 ~ o
Batteries Becbe aud Mclean;
Ewing and Moran.
At New York.
Plitsburg New York game post.
p0ned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-17

ia walsh. pitching against Boston
Speed Boys June 9. made more hits
ihan the entire Boston team $50
Walsh got tpo satellites sad the Hen-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-07-15
jim HILL MUSTARD
A SERIOUS MENACE

18m HH Mustard Is fast bseamIne
8 serious menauee to the farmers IN
tbe NaIIa WaHa valley. ana uulsss
trasfi. measures for Its eradication
are faken af onee 30 bids fair ra be-
come firmly established ia that SEC
1uH tou@i ifrahle 81 hs nuaIauF
Reed is scattered throughout -
faiouse cauufrg and should b. az
tended to before Go b. allowed 30 rain
a foathuld lu speaking of ths trouble
with Jim Hin mustard IN his neigh-
borh0od. Aiex nrysdale. u Prescott.
said
The SAB m afa e eaumaF
as a lo q ener d a. gfaf. ana 4
prSrsse. - 40. -
this ys Wt Base hae s. w
contend VITA fof tae lass fHe yeass
and il g usne us lel ~ trsnhia
TIE time Is nos ripe 90 berin Is Tig
or0us campai En against this pest.
and the farmers should uork as
AMT 60 wipe 30 out
in rhs vicinity where the crop
all faIl. say 10 per cent short 90.
mustard is fully responsible. aud es-
cry year shows t fH b. gaining
eround D. Is continually elaeeIue
up The machines AID is responsible
far large Joss fo ~ s@-mers eaeh
year
believe that .f fhe Ffaln ralsers
Ia thls section would ao-operata auB
sark ~ eradicate this pest that We
would b. able fo Xii BE- of as h.. 1la
fhe Chimes lettuce af sla years aEo
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-07-15

Cammandant o. Cadets. wish 20
thank him here fer ths most eff
nenf service rendered to the college
in this particular.
q wish 60 anhvunce here that Tor
efficiency % their work In Military
Science during the present year.
Cadei Major q L. linus has been
raised 10 the rama 81 Lieutenant Coli
onel and Cadet Capt !. y. Lyons has
been raised 90 the rank II Major
q Wish ia addition 20 say that
Cadet Colonel Clint linus and Lieut.
Col g. 4 linus have been recon
meuded 90 the War department and
to the Adiutant General II ths state
Is tha members of the present grad
mating class who have made highest
efficiency in military work They
have been recommended for commits
sions iu the United States army
Both 81 fhs linus brothers are well
knovn iu Pullman and fheir many
friends predict far them the greatest
81 susorss in their army life They
all zpenl the summer a. Arca. d.
aho
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-07-15
WA ErN FAHM noAr
stale tsll~9s Heprfdment Station g.
tonsiart arm Ils,ai Iis.sas,n~fra-
tara Tour

Dates For demonstration haaf
tour 81 TIE Puest sound country a
Western Washington have been ar.
ranged Is Prof R "a Thatcher Ths
tour Wlli begin August Ia anl vii
ineiude the following stops the fast
place visited 20 b. HaIeb. "a Aueus,
goth
August lo. olea and West SOUND
August i1. FrIaay Hafbar and 10.
peg August ~ oak Harbor Aueus.
D.. Caupe iIle ans IaueIef Argus.
l5 Hruuon and ptvaIto. August It
Quilseue ana Port Gamble. Aurue.
20. Kingston and Poulsba Angus,
81 Port Orchard and Kashau. Au.
gusg - Burton and Gie Harbar Al.
gust -H. Sylvan and sffIaeaum Al.
eusf -- Nes kalmiebs. August s.
shelton August e8 Detroit Au
gust -. BaIeh
A FARMERS institute series bas a.
So been arraurei al folIav China
eum. Augusi l1 and ~ Port Town.
send August o. and ga. DunFeuess
August a. and zs Port Angeles Az.
eust - ana o.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-07-15

on last Monday Wiley Campbell
vas IS years old. ana II honor 81
the occasion . number - MS q A X
brothers. together Eifh several LAD -
81 the ". r. c. and . feN other
friends. walked in upsn TIE seattle
nan and took him completely b. sur
pFise. TIE evening was spent In con
rersasion and many stories - fhe
DAYS q the civil ~ Were sxehanEed.
after Which ice cream and cake Eere
served Mr.. Campbell gas presented
wath . handsome Rold-heaaed cans
b the members q 1h0 G. A b and
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-07-15

% l.. HomueseorfI. one ~ td.
NEST prssperoas farmers 81 fhs pa
louise country. anI plouaeF uf thls
section. sass his spriHr aheaf eln as
eraEe 20 to sa bHsheI. fo ms acre
BE attributes THE biE YIeld ~ the
faet thai b. uses the Campbell srs-
tenn ~ ars farming entirely n
speaking ~ TIE dry farming system
Mr. HoIHnEsWorth had fhIs to say.
Even without rain for tha whole
season can produce under thIs sFs
tem a bumper crop The theory af the
Campbell system ls fa preserve thr
moisture ~ fht previous F.ar
In order 20 retaiu the moisture iu
fhe ground for the grain. 8 Norf up
fhe ground first aua then 81 over e.
uifh q packer. which makes ths
ground solid and a. hard 81 q fark
THEN soft layer - DIRT 81 prerar-
80 on top of fhls ground faf seed In
stead ~ planting SEQ 81 I1H pounds
- wheat to ths acre. pIsnf b. ID
Zach SEED uIIi stool oar ant uradue.
form 80 to So stalks 20 ahaaf There
b. enough moisture iu fha ground
from the preceding gear FL nouH 81
The grain and it Is retained anIY o.
The seed which uses 81 b. fraslnr b.
through the hard layer ehleh aas
prepared fur Be-"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-07-15
WAGE WAR
ON BOOZE"
ANft-SAInoN Ftsg4FS ~xspx
CAMPAIGN To oIsT sassspNS
~ WHITMAN COUNTY roANs.

Nhii-saloon headers from aH mreg
the county met 10 Colfaa last FRIDAY
an1 elected officers Ger she eomirv
year ii Be- uot kuoun shat nlau ugl
- followed ~ fhe anii-eaiasr la..
sue ouf taaf q stronE nshi nin b.
@aEe1 80 certainty The eunnsn-
sac az npiuion - used a. g. ga his
ssh uas las ansf 8ue e. mak. .
uniiei effort to oust tht booze en-
Roriaus fhr feeling aH Over ana
county aEains fhe saloans having
l't-rh Efeaily aurmenied b. fhs re-
cent murders all of uhish ere sais
20 have hesn fhe Result ~ n4uor
The oounsy aNecutlse eos4mlftas
elected includes 8oberi Hama. 81
coltaK president Dr - " Purh.
Tho Rev > r BARKER ~ Colfaxs
b Davis 81 Paleuae nr Else
~ Pullman
The failoa8ne resolution were
passed
Resolved. That 81 - % record
Ih fafur of a county uuIt laca opfinn
.aH ana shat w. respectfully 8emand
of 81 candidates far legislative and
Judicial offices pledge 81 &. aity H.
such isu
Resolved That au electors 81
re caunfr b. a8munlshea go srereise
great diligence fn fher ailsudanee
re- the appfasehine primaries -
their respective PARTIES aud tba8 the
selection and sunport 30 loyal sup-
l'aFfers - local option be ma1e par
Amount io Mere party couaiAe atlons.
Resolved. That we deplare fhs
three murders perpetraied and rec.
afnise fH them the great prolific
saaree 81 era N#s - m.
Feeiias ae - aM1Nnee ahasss
fat Fg4sn. ans seses6 fl1s
FageF - ehHr mpps asus -
pfsseeatian ne rs8 "a ahe ammaa
.t. aan8sa fhf saGa s.
'he earliest possible date
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-07-15

Clifford l. linus vas RAISED o.
the rank 81 cadet lieuf. colonel BE-
fore retirement. that office beinE sec
end only 20 that held b. his brother
In presenting the diplomas 10 tn
graduating class dursnE commence
ment week. President Bryan had tins
20 say
i Wish in the presence of fhe fac
atty and the audience here assembled
20 express. IN behalf of the faculty
and the Beard ~ Regents. TIE high
zpprecs alton they have fer the most
sdmIrzble Wurk that Mr C}int I'm
-. nos graduafinE. did durinE tn
present semester - arflne PrafezsoF
Of Military Scisnee and Tactics znd