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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-12-15
SANITATION IN SCHOOLS
Physical Health and Strength Are Es-
sentiaI to Vigorous
Mind.

Keeping the skin in good condition
is so important to the general health
that 1t should receive especial atten-
uon at school. The school lavatory as
well as the home bathroom, should be
furnished with Resinol Soap, because
1t removes the germ-laden dust of
the playground and street atmosphere
better than anything else 1t prevents
the advent of contagious skin trou-
bles and keeps the complexion fresh,
rosy and smooth as that of youth
should be. No child should be ham
pered or disfgured with skin erup-
tfons when few applications of Resi-
mol Ointment will cure them. Eczema.
Acne, Rashes. Sores, Pimples and
blotches are quickly cured with this
easily applied remedy, and 1t should
be kept in every home SO that 1t can
be used at the first appearance of
skin troubles.
Students who shave will find the
Resinol Medicated Shaving Stick the
best 1t Is highly recommended by
physicians and skin specialists TO keep
the face free from pimples and erup-
tions. Its soothing. healing lather
counteracts any irritation or tender
ness from shaving too close. Resinol
Soap and Ointment can be obtained
wherever the best toilet articles are
sold
Booklet on Care of the Skin ana
Complexion" sent free. Resinol Chem
ical Co., Baltimore, Md.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-12-15
PRONUNCIATION OF ARKANSAS
"Arkansaw" Recognized as Correct,
bat II Brought About a Dispute
In the Senate.

Little Rock. Ark In the United
nouneed according 20 caprice rather
than according to rule. The people or
Quincy. Mass. as well as the peoplo
Of Massachusetts generally, say "Qulu.
~" while western people say "Ouin.
sv" In The same way New England.
era are much amused should any one
pronounce the name of their famona
town as every one pron0unefs the
common word that + spelled ii the
same way In other word. the luhabt
tauts ~ Concord. Mass. give tho aoc.
oud 20" an obscure sound aud omit
the ~" altogether They 1--we 81 Con.
cud"
Most every to1y knows that the cor
rect pronunciation of Arkansas ia ear.
kansae. bul there are SIN many pee
SONS who eall it Arkansas The name
Nas formerly spelled Arkansas aud Ar
kanaa Tho final es" Naa added ~
ths French. and ia llent ia ths state
itself ID h aHiY visitors and Heaeam.
eFa whu saY AfbanaAH Al tbs same
tlme # seems to BE- tFas that Usage
has uut alaata been Hulfafm NNeu
Wtilafd Ftllmure aas slice president 81
the tuited States the tbu Afkanaaa
SENATORS disagreed s# q the lf8aah.
citation % the Ham tafh luahfal
thai ts aaa tafraet aut NI EHmaF.
HH bs heat Ia tAa aauaEa aaHH#a.
Hte3 IHa haffe tf FenHHIE.HH aHa
tH E#HrtsMan fEaM &uA#h asH
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-12-15
MANY WOMEN UP IN BALLOONS
A Recounting of the Adventures #
Feminine Aeronauts Before
the AeroPlane's Day.

Paris.-The interest shown by wo-
men in aerial navigation In these days
is no new thing. Women in the past
have done their share in conquering
the roadways of the air.
Mile. Tible was the first French wo-
1884, she went up in balloon from
Lyons and landed safely In Belfor.
In the following year Nine. Hines and
Nine. Luzarche, in Paris, and two
French girls the Sisters Simmonet, in
London, m successful ascents.
The first of the women whose dar-
ing was repaid by death was Nine.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-12-15
Men ike sLmnlLsL.n q Ear..

How many Wellmeauiag housewives
make tae mistake iu their over Jealous
hospitality 90 furnish men guests with
elaborate dishes when simple. uell-
prepared fou1a would please tUo men
fo muth mare' ANY hostess who viii
bear thls Het ln mlna alIl uot only
save trouble, expense and time. bat
viii also please her masculine eHesla
t8 greater rEtuut
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-12-15
Chenille Cana.

Partisan women have taken with en-.
thusiasm 60 the new knitted cars OF
cheulllc, mostly IN red and other
bright colurs, very fiat. and uutrimmed
These are warm light and pretty. aud
VIII be much worn this winter for
skating. etc. ana as travelling caps.
The idea originated with a little cir!
Who sold dolls caps Of this sort at
the Paris races
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-12-15
END STOMACH TROUBLE NOW
Dyspepsia, Gas, Sourness or IndIses
ton Go Five Minutes After Taking
Little Diapepsin.

II your meals don't flt comfortably,
or you feel bloated after eating. and
you believe II Is the food which fills
you; II what little you eat lies like
lead on your stomach, If there Is diff.
hculty In breathing, eructations of
sour, undlgested food and acid. heart.
burn. brash or q belchtng of gas. you
can make up your mind that you need
something to stop food fermentation
and cure Indigestion.
A large case Of Pape'a Diapepain
costs only ntty cents at any drug
store here IA town. aud will convince
any stomach sufferer fya minutes after
taking a single dose that Fermenta.
uon and Sour stomach il causing the
misery OF Indigestion
No matter II you call your trouble
Catarrh ot tho Stomach. Dyspepsia.
Nervousness or Gaatrlts. or by any
other name always remember that
certain euro Is waiting at your drug
store the moment you decide to begin
is use.
fape'a nlapepsia Stll regulate any
autofordeF stomach within fya m!n,
utea. aud digeat promptly. without any
fuss or discomfort. all Of ans Kind of
food you eat
These large 90 eent eases contain
mofa than suftlcteut Ia thoroughly
eata anF ehf0Hie eaas of Dyspepsia.
Indigestion, aaatrlua o. any olhes
stomach trouble.
Should YQ4 at fhIa moment ba suf
fsflAg ifom Indigestion. Gas. sa4r
naAa &c aHF stomach Disorder. Fau can
aAFal4 st rHaaf within n4a miautsa
4emebsaFa 1afHna
"Huat aEeas - hamhlf Is tHat ut
t# HHIaE# aaeH
-#hf Hat#
"ts# IS aA4a4A 4Hkal allAH
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-12-15
Auction Sale, by the U. S. Government,
of Indian Lands in Oklahoma
Beginning November q, 1910, and Continuing Until
March |, 1911, There Will Be Offered for Sale
At Public Auction by the Government
About ,OOO,OOOAcres

of indian Lands In Oklahoma Much of this is highgrade
especially growing of wheat,
corn, cotton vegetables and fruits The climate IDEAL
insurng year Why suffer
from cold six months year whom you can enjoy
outdoor life the year around in Oklahoma, and on
small investment speedily become independent
Homeseers tickets special sale and Tuesdays of
principal points particulars regarding
the sales and how there cheapy and comfortably,
a. HILTON, General Passenger Agent
sco Building IT. LOUIS MISSOURI
The Washington times., 1910-01-31
IS It PROFITABLE
TO NAG UhPIRES?
Only Seven Pirate Players )
Were Expelled Last
Season.

NEW YORK, Jan "A compilation
OF National League figures for last sea-
son, just published, shows tl.at the
Pitts5urC team won the Deuuaut NH
but seven explosions - 'ts 7fa~e-z
throughout the year while the Brook
Ign ana St Louis teams. which finished
sixth and seventh respectively, zJ-f.--
cd seventeen explosions each
As consequence fans are a=F1u-
whether 10 pays for ball PLAYERS TO 7a=
the umpires
The Chicago Cubs might - cited on
proof that it does not pay. for eighteen
Cubs drew wOTl<house sentences The
prePoHderance Of evidence. however. is
IN favor Of gentlema1Iy behavior on the
BAH field
Explosions last year broke al rec
ords, 49, as against niuety-f0u- in r.0e.
ana ll2 IN 1885, President Lynch. tn.
new executive, has already @nnoEucsf
that bolsterOus conduct must rsf san
pressed and that he viii stand 75v his
umpIres 20 the limit The c1u75u.- sea-
son, therefore, promises TO set = sam
larger record unless players early see
the futiltE Of trying u biGT the ar-
biters.
The Washington times., 1910-01-31
WASHINGTON TEAMS
RECEIVE INVITATIONS
Georgetown and @. w. u.
Classed for Annual Relay
Carnival at Philadelphia.

Georgetown and George Washing
ton today received invitations from
the University Of Pennsylvania 10
participate in the annual relay car
nivaI al Franklin Field in April
4 peculiar feature Of the cIassifca-
tion is that both the Washington uni
versities are ranked higher than the
University Of Virginia, which for the
past couple OF years has been cousId-.
cred the fastest quartet in this sec
ton
Georgetown IS cIsssed with DicIziu-
son. I.ehigh. VfIauova. Fordham.
Washington and jefferson. and West
minister. while George washington
viii be called upon 20 compete against
College Of the City OF New York,
Maryland Agricultural. Ursinus. Get
tysburg, Franklin and Marshall St
Johns, University OF Maryland, and
Indiana State
The complete list follows
Harvard. Yale. Princeton, Chicago,
Michigan, Cornell Columbia Peunsyl J.
yania.
Syracuse, Amherst. Brown. Dart
mouth Wesleyan, AIaSsa CEuseJts IUsJi-
stUte of Technology. Ohio State Ohio
Wesleyan. Michigan Agricultural
Dickinson. Lehish Niiiauora Ford
ham. Georgetown Washington and JEFF
ferson. Westminster
St Johns College, Brooklyn New
York Law School, Brooklyn Law School,
Stevens Institute Brooklyn Polytechnic
Institute, West Chester Normal 81. JO-
seph's College, St Francis Xavier Col
lege-
Union. Tufts. Rochester. Hamilton.
Hobart, University OF Buffalo. Eniver-
sity Of Maine
Leland Stanford. University Of Cali
foruia. University Of Wisconsin Uni
versity II Minnesota, University of
Iowa, University Of Illinois, NcGiH, To-
TOntO.
CarlisI Indians. Hsverford. New York
Urivers ~ Johns Hopkins Colgate.
Carnegie Tech, University Of PittsburE.
RuckueIL
College Of city Of New York. Mary
land Agricultural. JTSIuUs GETTY 1IlT g.
Franklin and Marshall. 81. Johns, Uni
verSity o. Maryland. George Washing
ton. Indiana State
University Of Georgia. University ~
Missouri University of Nashville. Van
derDiit, oberilu. Western Reserve. Uni
versity II Cincinnati.
Annapolis West Point
Notre Dame. Northwestern. Kansas.
WaShhuru. University Of Nebraska
University Of Texas Purdue. Wabash
Lafayette Svvsrthmo-e- Rutgers. Pratt
Institute. Western Maryland T-EiEcrsirv
~ Virginia. University Of North Caro-
lima State
Delaware, MuhlenberE. Tuliara, Sus-
queIanna. Allegheny. Washington, Den
Trinity. Bovdoiu. Boston College. Bos-
ton l.DlNc-sif-- Worcester EgIrfeC nTIc
institute Williams Hoiy Cross Uni
versity OF Vermont
jefferson Medical. Hah1emaUu Med
icaI, Nedico-Chi, Philadelphia college OF
Pharmacy, Art and Textile school, TEN
Ule University Philadelphia College Of
0steopaJhv.
The Washington times., 1910-01-31
Noted Racer Allotted Top
Weight In Estimate on
Big Handbags.
OFFICIAL FIGURES
APPEAR TONIGHT
Turf Followers Eager 10 Learn
Weights Assigned the Top
NOtcheTs.

NEW YORK. Jan 31.-The weights Tor
the Brooklyn and Suburban Handicaps
will bepubIished tomorrow Walter -Vos-
burgh. the official handicapPer for the
Jockey Club. has his weights arranged
and the list vii be issued tonight.
Each big ev sut contains the names of
foTty-seven horses-the very creme de
Ia creme OF the racers Of America.
Which horse VIII be the banner bearer
in the matter OF weight Is a question
many turfmen would like 10 know but
which MI NOSbUTGh has guarded zeal
ouSly. For a month trainers have been
discussing that question VIII Fitz Her
bert be assigned more pounds than Bal
lot. the sturdy son o. Voter, that won
the Suburban Handicap in 1913 with ~
pounds up3 or viii King James, the
winner o. the Brooklyn Handicap in
1893. with Us pounds, have the honor
What is M Eosbur-h-s estimation Of
the relative qualities OF Fitz Herbert
and Maskette1 Does he consider them
equal or one superior 10 the OJher2 And
If So which oue2
In order 90 give some idea Of the
merit OF the horses and how they ap-
peal 10 racegoers ether than officials,
Charles T. Heuey-One Of The most
noted handicappers or horses In this
country, a man VINO has won a fortune
on the turf playing his estimation Of a
horse quality against the published
allotment 10y Mr. NosburEh-has made
q preliminary handicap. AR. Heney
took the foTty-seyen horses in the
Brooklyn Handicap-aU of which are
practically in the Suhurban-as the basis
70 WORK on and after spending much
time in searching I'd the form or the
Contestants turned out the following
:
The Washington times., 1910-01-31
FOREIGNERS EXALT
AMERICAN BOXERS
Promoters Expect Too Much
From BOYS From This
Country.

NEW YORK Jan s1---Americau
fighters as rule have greatly exalted
ideas OF their pUgilistic ability but after
one has Travelled and fought IN foreign
countries. ne can hardly blame the Yam
kee boxers or their Conceit.
- says Terry Young. the American
lightweight who today returned from q
I'VE months tour OF Europe Young
spent . month fighting in Paris. and
four months boxing III London and he
has store Of experience To relate
in Paris and England American
fighters arc expected 20 GCht men VINO
oatwe eh them bv not only pounds but
classes For Instance 7 wSS nearly al
ways forced to fight welteTwei ChJS. and
IE many cases was stacked I'D against
1VvvVeiChts- on one occasion. II was
IN London. I was put Up against a
LeaVvv eight
'' GIVE me q show. VIII EOu7- j said
t3 The mat-hmaNeT Of the club This
felI0-. weighs twice as much as 7 do
90 WHY ne replied YOU Americans
are aIl supposed TO be topuotchers. and
our little fellows won't go against you
You Americans can beat heavyweichts-
That's the way they look upon Amer
leans. Unless their man Is a champion
iu his class. ne won't tight an American
who IS anywhere near his equal N
weight 90
The Washington times., 1910-01-31
LOCAL TEAMS ENTER
BALTIMORE TOURNEY
Washington TO Be Well Rep
resented at Oriole Bowl
ing Contests.

Twenty teams VIII represent Wash
iurtou in the tournament OF the Ma
tiouaI Bowling Association at BalJi-
more N April
ID 70 last week Il was not definitely
known Just how the bovIers Of This
rirv might compare in competition with
the best. but so gratifying was the
work in the city tournament which
closed last night IL was learned this
morning that washington was at last
in position TO send a record number
Of entrants 10 a national event The
officers OF the Baltimore company,
which viii conduct the tournament
April To -. are now IN position 20
practically guarantee that the entry
list Of contestinS teams viii be the
greatest iu the history OF the National
Association
The Eastern Alley Owners Associa-
tiou. OF New York, have guaranteed 10
seUG at least twenty-five teams, and
many members Of the association have
not been heard from Forty teams.
members or the New York Bowling As
SOCiation. have determined their inten-
ton of attending. and are already max
ing their preps ratiOus-
Philadelphia is taking great interest
and twenty-five teams are already lined
up Boston, Mass. Is preparing ~ send
ten teams PitfsbUTC. Pa. F-Om SIX TO
ten teams while al least 100 cams VIII
come from New Jersey puiI o and in
terror places in New York and PeEnSll-
vanIa-
The tournament company is planning
10 handi- al IcSSt go teams. and is pre-
pared TO extend these arTauE ements for
800 teams at the last moment
The Washington times., 1910-01-31
STREET ASKS RAISE
ON NEW CONTRACT
Nationals Brilliant Backstop Says He Will Not Play
Unless Salary Is Boosted-Seven Locals
Have Signed

viii probably be in President Soy-s
safe within the next couple Of weeks
The club officials place little reliance
IN the report tna1 Doc" GesSler Is try
ing 70 50 arrange business matters that
he may Immediately retire from base
ball Gessler is independent and IS
not particularly IN love with playing
ball az certain times when he is not
right field when the bell tinkIes IN
April
It's dollars TO Union League stock
that Street and GessIer viii he among
those present when the Nationals com
meuCe TO VS. the other aspirantS fO-
Johnson's burEee.
The situation in the. rowing room iu
the Ryan gymnasium n Georgetown is
interesting
II is pretty generally admitted that
the material at hand j. the best that
has been available at the university IN
several years and Ar the same time
Coach Dempsey - confronted with the
task OF Kidding the candidates OF certain
ideas they have acquired during his
absence. and teaching them the
technique OF the form Of rowing which
he considers ideal Under existing con
GiriOuS IL is considerably easier to make
new CarSmen than remake the veterans.
but Dempsey Is confident that when the
shells are launched the latter part OF
next month he viii have the crews row
ing fairly well together
Some years ago the costly experiment
was tried Of putting an experienced ma N
IN the stroke seat who had TDwed IN
school differently from the stroke ne
was taught at Georgetown In practice
all went well, but in the supreme test
on the Hudson when Georgetown was
picked by experts as 4 most likely con
tender 1-T the place position. the crew
went completely to pieces and limped
across the finish line a badly beaten
but much wise- set Of men
The discipline and spirit in the row
ing room this year Is much improved.
and there Is an air of confidence per
YadinE the place that has. IN measure.
been missing in the past
Doc White has received orders TO re
port for rehesrsaiS for his White SOx
Quartet He says the four viii put on
airs in Chicago theaJeTs before the open
ing Of the ball season
Governor SDTy will have 10 do some
high class ground and lofty tumbling
of the backward variety II he ever
gives JeffrieS and johnson permission
to fight in Utah.
The Utah executive came forward
with the positive declaration that the
State as long as he held Office. but
possibility as the scene for the cham
0iOnShip fight.
OF all the peculiar affairs in fistIa-
coming tight are the zenith T. x.
The Washington times., 1910-01-31
ATLANTA MAY LAND
TWO CHAMPIONSHIPS
Georgia City Seems Favorite for
Southern Tennis and Golf
A-nrrufe
Annals

ATLANTA, Jan. GI.-AtIsutz viii
probably get two championships ia the
sprins-the annual -fnnis ehampiouship
Of tie South and the annual gcIc cham
Ui0uSFip-
Tie tennis championship is no new
thing u has been field az East Ia ke
ever year since the event eds WUested
from the Washington clubs bv the
Southern Lawn Tennis As 1riation-
Not since 1907 has the golf champion
ship been held ju this city And now.
in 1910. II is likely that the Southern
golfers vii return 90 Atlanta again 10
battle for the championship over the
East Lake course The tournament has
not been s-varded 90 Atlanta yet But
Nashville g. the only other burg in the
field, and atlanta should win over the
Tennessee club, because its course Is IN
better condition.
The Washington times., 1910-01-31
Charlottesville Squad Bent
On Winning Handsome
Team Trophy.
AND BIDDLE
WILL ATTEND MEET
Noted Philadelphia Boxer and
Sportsman Promise TO Be
on Hand

Manager Eaton. Of the George Wash
ingtOn track team, spent several days
IN Philadelphia last week completing
arrangements for The Fennsy entries in
the George Washington annual indoor
meet in Convention Hall. next Saturday
night In addition 10 securing Nike
Nurphy's consent 10 come here and act
as starter, Manager Eaton had an in
teTCsJing talk with Philadelphia Jack
o BriCn. the boxer, who has promised
to be on hand at the Hatchctites' meet
In a letter from O-BrieH. received today.
the boxer writes that he viii not only
be at the ringside Of the meet, but viii
bring along his friend. Tony Biddle,
The well-knoHn Philadelphia cIubman
and boxing enthusiast
The University OF Virginia entries
came to hand just before time TO close
up the meet entries. and with them a
long letter from the Virginia manager.
IN which he SAYS the Charlottesville
athletes. sixteen in all. are coming 10
Washington with the intention Of max
Ing a strong bid for the handsome team
trophy cup one OF the big features Of
the meet viii be the three-cornered re
lay race between Virginia, Cornell. and
SUarrhmOrc- Tho last named college
has one OF the fastest relays I'm its
history. and sends down word that II Is
nor a bit fearful Of Virginia and Cornell
Manage E-aAOn has received word
from Richmond College that the man
aCement would send eight men TO the
George Washington meet Four viii
compose the relay which runs against
the George Washington quartet I'm the
nnaI event ou the program Coach
Dunlop did not state definitely lust
whom ne would select
Capt Teddy Bristow. who made an
excellent showing In the 5g-yar3 dashes
IN the Richmond College meet last year.
has entered IN this event at the Ratchet
ties games Vaughn. who may he Rris-
TOW 8 running mate iu the Gashes. Is a
freshman from Richmond Academy and
while trIne green has fine speed and
promises 10 develop into one OF the
fastest men IU the South
The entire program IS expected 10 be
run of before II O'Clock, and from that
hour until midnight the big hall space
VIII be devoted 10 dancing. an innOVa-
ton which is being tried for the first
time in this city
The Washington times., 1910-01-31
JOHNSON UNHORRIED
ABOUT THE PLACE
Says Either Salt Lake OF San
Francisco Is Agreeable
TO Him.

BUFFALO, y Y. Jan 31--'-SaIt Lake
City suits me all right" said Jack John
son, colored. heavyweight pugilist. to
day, and 7 am satisfied # the fight
goes there If il goes 10 san Francisco
that suits me also Bear In mind that
JeffTies and myself are signed to meet
That IS the main thing Never mind the
place Let EN- UTanEie about IT. We're
gong 10 meet, and, between YOU and I
without boaStinE, / m a bit happier over
The fact than Mr. JefFries Is
THE fight will come Off according 10
plans said George Little. Johnson
manager, and IN my opinion the men
VIII meet at Ocean View. across the
bay from san Francisco.
- Tex R1Ckar5 holds -he kew 10 the
situation IN fact, he is the big man OF
the promoting combine. but don't see
on chance IN q hundred Of the contest
going TO Salt Lake
The Washington times., 1910-01-31
SPORTING NOTES.


Willie Hoppe has not played a bill
Hard tournament match in three years
The oxford eicnt-oared shell crew
started training January IT, and the c --9,-
tabs began work a few days later The
crew for oxford contains three OF the
Blues who won over cambridge last
year with r q. Browne. weighing 15s
pounds. as stroke
Belgium WI probably soon have a
racing hank officially recognized by the
Belgium Jockey Club The bank would
look after the settling and keepinE Of
accounts between owners ana Jockey &
ana race societies and owners. Already
the officials Of several prominent
courses have agreed 20 support The
scheme.
OutfeIder Welch- of Omaha. appears
10 be about the most consistent hitter
in minor league circles
Jake Atz. IN q game with semi-pros
at New Orleans the other day, wal
lOued the bulb twice for SafetieS. one OF
u hich was iooD-the-looper-
The Chicago fans have got I'D
monster petition asking for The rein
statement Of Johnny King on the Cub
team
Red Fox. the only son of Flying Fox.
the. great English race horse on this
continent. has been landed in safety at
the BroOkdale Farm of AleSSrS- Dyment
at Barrie Canada. Red Fox is a big
bay morse with black points, the coiors
Of his famous sire
Hugh Drury. of the New Haven Polo
Club Is securing ponies to be used b.
the English polo players who are COM
Ing to this country To play at Lakewood
ear;v i'm March. These contests viii be
preliminary to the internationai cham
piOnShfp games TO be played in this
country this summer The American
team win he chosen from many we'll
known players. TO meet the English
men at Lakewood
II. C JoSeIvnc. playing on the Acton
Golf club course. England recently ac-
conpIished she feat of hOlinS the third
and fourteenth holes in the same round
IN one stroke each The holes measure
100 and IS0 wards. respectively A hole
in one IS a comparatively common oc-
CurrenCe nowadays, but no previous in
stance is on record OF 4 player making
two holes in one stroke each in the
game round
The Washington times., 1910-01-31
IOWA WANTS CREW

IOWA CITY, Iowa. Jan a1-Nluua-
sofas move IN inauEuratinE aquatic
sports has revived the interest in tie
University OF Iowa and il Is pro6a bic
that the board in control Of athletics
will order two fOuT-OaTed shells IN tn
next Two weeks for Use this spring. Tn
Iowa river from the splendid new uui-
vcrSity dam To- point two nils north
forms a fine stretch OF water for tEr
first step in organizing = crew.