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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
Glass Works EMPLOYEES Join

MORGANToWN. Va, Jan. 2s,-Two
thousand employees of four glass fac
tories and OF the American Sheet and Tin
Plate company today signed a pledge to
abstain from eating meat for sixty days
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
For Violating ordi-anon

5. T.. viclsery. proprietor OF rooming
nouse IN Orphcum alley. was arrested
Special officer Wire and taken to the DO
lice station. where he was charged with
a violation OF the Sunday liquor ordi-
hence' hnce' lie wss later released on 5000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
Railroad Men Join Rovcott

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 23.-The first or
eanized stand In Minneapolis against the
high price of meat was taken yesterday
when more than 500 mon employed In the
Chicago. Milwaukee g. ST. Paul shops
Joined the boycott
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
Will Abstain From Meat

POUGHKEEPSIE N. Y. Jan. 23.-I
Members of the Glass Blowers union last
night voted to abstain from using meat
after FEBRUARY ], until the price has been
considerably decreased
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
TypographicaI union Auri,isrv

Ihe Ladies Auxiliary No l6 of the
aiternoon, January "a. mt 23O O'Clock In
Eagles hall 1t win be a social meeting
ana good time Is assured all who at.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
ADJUSTMENTS
IN SALT LAKE THEATERS.

: IN SALT LAKE THEATERS.
!. Drama,
: SALT LAKE THEATER--"The-
: Shepherd King" Evening. Sis.
: BUNGALOW THEATER = 1.-The
: Royal Mounted" with Willard
/. Mack md Maude Leone and play
. ers. Evening, S:l5,
; Comic Opera.
. COLONIAL THEATER - king
Dodo." Evening. Sis.
Mcodran1a.
. GRAND THEATER-"The Man OF
Mystery" Evening, $50. g..
Vaudeville. .
ORPHEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
vaudeville. Matinee, 2;l5. Even :
Ing, S:l5.
MISSION THEATER-Imperial vau- .
deville, All the week, Matinee, >
2:30. Evening. 1880 and 9:l5, .
Concert. .
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH :
lin Fairyland," song cycle. Ben .
eft organ fund. Evening, SIS. .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-24

A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust COMPANY,
32 Up. Main street, 500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-24

According to the Ho-
some English physicians a.
tients 10 eat oysters thai h
soaked in sea water as 4.
pepsla and tuberculosis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-24

On a ride of 1850 mile.
OF forty-four miles daily. A
airy officer lost only six Gan
while his horse-nearly Il,
lost forty-five pounde. q
miles were covered. /
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-24

Q. 7. NJ. Will entertris /,
their friends at her hone L +
East street, TUESDAY sifc:
airy 20. from 2 to 1cjn2
Maccabees and their frldn5z
Invited. -~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-24

Prof Hugo Hergesol of strabug university proposes 10
the north pole Zeppelin aship company with the ~
aeIonaut Professor Herge? recently to this country
dent of the International Commission of Scientific Aeronaut
pert himself in such The Zeppelin polar expedition
this t>F
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-24
.accabees,

Lady Towle Of Banner Hive No. Il, l..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-24

Judging from the interest taken In the
concert TO be given at the First Presby-
teriau church this Monday night, neat
sum will be realized toward the organ
fund of the hcurch, The affair Is under
the auspices OF the Ladies' Aid society,
of which Mrs. w. c. Lyme, Mrs. W. II.
Alexander and Mrs. II. ]. D!ninny COM
prise a special committee, who have had
charge Of the selling of tickets. The re-
ports coming to them have been very
satisfac tory-a big turnout is anticipated.
Tho programme Will be an artistic one
The song cycle by Orlando Morgan, I'm
Fairyland," will be given for the first
time In this city; II includes nine numbers
of the highest order to be given as quar-
tets. solos and duets. The evenings en-
tertainment will open with selection by
the orchestra under the direction of
George Skelton. Violin solos will be
played by Helen and Clarence Burton. The
vocalists taking part are all well known
In the city for their unusual ability as
soloists. They are: Mrs. Jack Taylor.
Miss Edna Dwyer, Fred G. Graham and
j. w. Curtis. with Miss Maud Thorn at
the plano.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-24

"As You Like II" has been substituted
for The Merchant OF Venice" I'm the list
Lake theater by Robert Mantell and his
distinguished company of Shakcspearean
players. The change was made in re-
sponse to numerous requests made of the
management, and II is believed that the
performance will attract an unusually
large audience AS You Like II" Is re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-24

Tonight will begin the engagement OF
Mr.. Wright Lorimer and his company who
will appear at the Salt Lake theater In
King" The play comes highly recomend-
ed by the entire press of the eastern
country. and has been credited as being
There are over 125 people employed in
the presentation. and the spectacular fea
lures are said to be gorgeous In the ex-
treme. One OF the most effective scenes
ever seen on any stage Is that OF the
Witch Of Endor. the same being spoken
OF as a marvel of scenic art
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
COR>ELIIiNS NELIGIBLE.
Football squad Ran, Hurt b, Scholarship
D~nrIencIes

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, r,n ro,rb.. had ,bo ,,,,,.,. -" ~,
-" 'r'" ai "a. for me beginning ~ practice
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T"od .vr.cr,d 4 good zeal from tho hrs
r"I 'R' 'h- 'tH 'nnuau arrived his
IH''u"~. P11d' 90 ournr. he "igh' guard.
r, '." months. Otuu1pr having h.rn
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10 tratnins a. FranHiin Fsld vim the idsa
- havtns rrarH 81 fhe mile ~ 80 naftnnal
rhauartunahip Trfths hHs not been sHan a
ruffi fasfttinu anrs hs Huu ~ MartniI'le
r1fu % Madison SIuHr- IsHrfisn go rsfre
a. this inter On nat Hartafun Do uifi
a fYttuHfsa lH - asruudis Fhtsh fa 80 infiurr
4sss.HrU mt ~ fhinka hs ruu Iu hat again
tfus Ity - suffered aiTht safsla ~ 49,
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Mountaineering uf Nsu orleans iu ''f"'-r
o. uin 80 .tsi=nd on " be- fhn Fr'ar" ttef'iI"
w. DO z.ud tInus 90 fh~ trtszranf ~ "
.fr-..rt their .Iut- ~ uutls Ip rf Nus~
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.p..tf sfuIff.Hn ~ no low Ntrtllr- la-f fnll
IA = . sss.uU.l4 Hnd hHa SCOTT fuulf~d D.
f.st 900 100. hos thf- Irsf - IIHl~ fp chang"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
UHIRL POOL RiTE orr.
OnI, one Yacht Entered for the PrriIou.
NOyage

ludefur'" ro'tpon"nsn' ~ the Whirlpool
Rapids power boat race uA- announced
."~'"-faF -r"n only one entry Clau.
lr'-"r ~ t'",eland pualiNed On S~p'em.
H"r ne ''Ds ~ date Tho rae vas -
'" rIr ~"p'"rbsr - and no boat Nhtch
mad" -" 'a.feS' time from 'h~ s'~"l arch
.r.dz" below NIAGARA Favs - lewiston
a. 'n 20 "ff" o. 's" IN 'n-r ana a .oid gold
'u. .H.,"f ~ - uder no oundi'ion-
~ ."Is' 'r'u rua's rad 10 luAlfy ~ starters
N..H interest Naz 'rea'ed ghen an
10. rfen"u' ~ the remarkable rae wEs
mad" .a-' spring ana = core - ia ring mon
Hff'r"l ~" '0nte-' g. tho time drew
near aUnr'"r. fh-v hsgan 20 withdraw
-f.. IF '.t' 'hsN l1u'd not ge' ready IN
'.r." fur ne portions 'rip i.ar-~n laun~h he'd
De = foot v .sppaf ~ the Cleveland Auto
Boat "'nranE'- shops SATURDAY. and aay-
f" T- E'Inr dow n me NIHg CARA Rapids Sep
'"urh"r % ON hi- own uous She - very
-'..-tr NIIlF-'"si r raft vItHHn- horse ppVsT
ga-pI"r" "ng'u" aud should 80 expert.
49,. utA" ~" -lN mil" 'tiI 'p Lewiston n
I"-- 'ntu Nftc"n minutes FTprtH are 10 b.-
mad" o." hold ~" r.t'~ u"y' year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
United HINT MEETING.
Tim Pippin Wins In close Finish From
Naramara.

rTNpRF. Sept = Notwithstanding
the threatening weather there was good
attendance on tho second day Of tho nircd
Hunt ,luh meeting a. Pimlco There "a,
a great howl In the last race when Inn
Pipprn received the verdict. a. ~ looked
~ MANY a. though Maramara had beaten
the faNoritS
The army mounted service CUP. offered
hv the Washington Jockey club. which
vas Non IA 1907 ~ Reunings 10y Gregg
ridden hv Saddlsr. James g MCGiarh
Troop g. Thirteenth cavalry. VAS Von to-
dav ~ Acme. ridden hv corporal 1homa :
Name. Troop 4. Fifteenth cavalry Billy
vas favorite az q 20 5. vhils Acme vent -
the post a. tot A. the rI-e ~ the barrier
acme vent to the front and vas never
There we're three steepachas~. all Of
VhiCh vere vOn by UE' >ideT~ lerdsoms
broke down in me third rn,e ana Mut~llgs
and CndeN pulled W lame IN tho saith
Tho summaries
Fir.t Rare ono milo simple Honour, ios
~ r"fr ..cS s9 r T9n "a Wryf,ss
70 ihirh Lims "a Major AEPr-ntic-
second Race FIvc and hair 'urlous, chiffon
n. 's.rr.n, 10 second Loud rd T'1 iP,,T
brother to / ihird rlms. io,s. ,iair ~.
Third RSre Sie-pirch..- ,hur,er- two and
iron Prince 80 'Aiper, 10 70 t. .econd Weird
.one - LIal Tor. 70 third Time ssi S.
SouNi gny Al.o rem. Peter Young fell
Fourih Race Army Mounted Srryire Gun.
sI firlonEs catch Ncights Acme No a. cor
Moral Kane 80 : Fnis W - Private
SU~nnyl Ia second 30 Name NO - cor
porAi Go-neyH. a ~ I. third Time ! a. 1911, and
Nantolph AlNO ran
Fifth Race StsepleChAse two mites ~,,err
'ator - Sp'~n, , Ia I. Won Hound NfpoE ISs
right. 70 5 s~rond EssrN iia Ia, iorl. a
- third Time IrS 5 shore and Ming also
ran sam Hall and Chopper feu
Si1'h WAre S'~rplerhAse handlcap. hunters
fwo miles and . hAH Young HH'Sen. ~ raS Inr .
IN g. won. Nuisiius. les smith "a 9. s-rund
HAY. lts lsrkspnI IA =. ihird Time % ~ g :
Sr~rtus. IofrN and lndioiA Aiso ran papriLa
fell
seventh Race III sges ia fprouEs Tim
ptppin. - lTAThrutheri. tn s. Won NAfAtuara
~ lSrhwttErrt. To I. serpnd Horace T. -
tMeddiCoiu. = So I. thtrt Tir1r lA-s Edwin
~ Elaborate and Hayrr al, ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
THILDS TROPHI RtCE.
Contest Post Ponrd Z nth s~p,emIper ~.
WHEN alison Cup NuI B~ Raced Por

loo rar- FOR The thrIds challenge trophy
rnN held hv the resent Athlete club
VS. r.' -1II"d y'si~rdAv morning several
90 20" lr""f brv vs'n'-meu thought 'lev
f,u .rd enough racing tur . short time and
I'D mot Ia" sailing go races IN one ia, .
-p 10 cas- agreed thu tho race should he
-H ed ~ Nodus-dH1 September - This
t.fT .H held 't 'Hs' q fsssf EN- Athletic tlUI
..",f 'p challenge. ana = 'hallsnRe na-
N.'u ..'"Ifsd from the NISufIc lRChr
'|' b'heT 'luU- oH he. nay SF nlse lsrs
tU enter Yachts. and each rlub allow 81
900 representative ~" C0urs. .sle,fad
BE- HI'uN- o -p""lsl pu" winch all give -
good .FuIvaTt l-R
I'" prize offered by Commodore VI
W WILSON for 90" ,hampipnship ~ the iu'sr
bow m.Il Do. sailed for ~ the same time a.
fu" rrid- trophy ms 'up - for HlI
,.t--s- eligible for ~" Gravss"nd Raw
.rHuIusu ships ~ Yachts -aI N one
,Ias- Hfn mil time allow ance according
POP rating. and ~" Yacht making the hest
,urra''ed time secures the trophy which
- not a challenge cup, but 10 20 be Won
outright
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
LOOkS LINE va RANGER GREW.
wisconsin. Discouraged. Not Lhrb 70
Come East Again

MADISON, Wis sept = after 'he show.
ing made ~ Wisconsin crews In The Use
two wears y - about certain that the Bad
gers will not 10 represented IN N" ma
hudson River regatta NEXT year great
many persons In the state unfamiliar WITH
the rowing game have s~t up vail ~ rro-
te-t against the trir. The Cardinal varsity
and freshman crews will not journey East
ward for some time unless sen'imsaI
changes before neat spring.
There are even q great MANY Hudenr
in tn. university who doubt the wisdom ~
-snding crews down - the Hudson Ihefs
are more state editors who feel more
strungIv on the situation. de"laring u 20 os
the height ~ foilv 80 spend 80 mnch money
80 end crews 80 PouEhH"~rsie. N coats
IN the netshborr"nd ~ 5000 annually -
tab . the I'M u -
g.,,a Gc arranged - 30 Nrld Somewhere 90
tho Mississippi N"'h-lS N"nn 70 VT,
an ~, ,ouId Wisconsin rofnpe's
F"wing ha- been started ~ Minnesota %
Il viii y-' he ~"veral wears before 'N-
t,oph~rS have gained enough knoNtedse %.
,.,.rutar-nlp H. warrant tho BAfg"f-
meeting them. " the Eastern trtp - ahah-
Toned ro~ NJ Sili etther CEASE ai'os"'s"i
h. paId 80 interclAS- and in'erClI' a1af'
m las he-n proved. however. that '-.@
dats- - that ~. inference would "" ia.
row inC was 20 80" out altogether
EuViug received severe ~hp"N ' ~
Ned Ten Evck Who for the last four '"'''
has directed tho rowing d~-tint"- 81 Ht.s-
ITcw- resigned ~ coach and ~ ."'l
director. place hs had after the drI' =
81 pr IlutChiu- in tho middle 81 ne ''H
The resignation ~ Coach len EycN '"'' y
a -urprise 20 the student body a. in-
lie had another year, hut u - ''..-L
became di-guzfsd With the opp"sif'r' -
mot " tn ~ his endaaNurs 20 turn o..' '.N-
urug rr.w- ~ the university ie | "lL'
Madison In the fall and go out - N'0''n''
" here be- has bought a farm.
Tn. coach has hem Handicapped m HAn
NaNs In the first place the RadgeF- ~
HIWaN- several weeks behind he'r COW
Itors m getting out on the water. Due ~
~. latsp.-s ~ The lake m openins
Then prayfi~r - often RETARDED NV fhT fnt1nn
.sundiflon 81 Lake Mendoza IN which ny
gu their training. Scarcely n we~k go~- y
but what two or three daya 1r~ eInl'na
by high waves And th~n tho tnFtntefr
tho faculty de- not fail to ret m their sl'S
every often =
Iu-' Who viii sIcce~d tho former rosso
10 nov a question thai - serving ~ Hgfs.'
latiNe matter for the UNDERGRADUATE JOY.
No sior's have been made ~ vet - N.,i
man ana u IL hardly hkelv that any -
IL made until school opens again IN ~
fall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
RANEL aGH ~ FINE FORM.
Meadow brook Player, beaten al PoIo.
n Goals 20 % ~.

NEWPuHT sept IN" KanslaRh Tolo
team won this afternoon the first ~ q ~ -
game series With the Meadow Brook- hv "a
score of !, to -.
RaueIazh '"ok the lead IN the hr~' period
Monte Waterbury. Mihurn ami Si"ddard
gained a head 81 ." ~ ~" n",t three
ppTip,I- The team worn ~ the RHu.lagh
blazers from that time Un mad" u--it az
parrnt amt ~. tnEli-hW~n forged ahead
They we're never IN danger again Meadow
brook forced the play at all times. The
hupup.
Grenfru No a. fafi Of ROcs,HNagr back, .. \
GtN'
N waterbury. ~ No = J. p StOhdards
back n. Milhurn
nronk Lost ~ aNfrty-Ry Thomas. Meadow
Brook a. Net score. ga Referee-N 4. LOsw
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04

..rs' ul~s~ ~ InsrttItuds . sysr SO.
atIu $50 ttinmfz mans Hsr iHrsr 70 tH~
HuEy man r. hu gNgr butt % aurld arhann.
0ashir team for rttsiUrE Ne ha- ha'f
~ mis- - hard bI.s fnr Fhtrh - rannof
DO H|t.I-Ti aust fHs acton - ~ iana ~
NHuf.uF rUd rsH Tins N.W IT, daNfasa -
fHffaHurF HINHNs believed Hifffhftrf
frua HsrH sout spoFfausn. ~ I've hr~n
..HWUrII~f 'H change nv mind lheT ere
H'ra~ fhHu fHa anuTAsfa ~ - loflts tnd
f. |u.|HuurI tIurks atlI manage no ltrnt~a
fruu rHs taurr navf wear. .tnl~-s ~ Dc
.| dos FH retire frurn NJ EHWs Wtth ui'frr
u.srupr|sa If= has fHksn hta Rough treat.
wnU' very much fu 1.trt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
T.n-a.an,s Tor Vancouver.

Erow ~ LSHTpH FrsRtHy SGpddrd
N"ary HU Monaghan ph~asaniz vii ~.
49, free on Vancouver island and he lower
FFa-rr VALLEY this year by Tho provincial
game pflger- These pheaaanfa will 10
YEAR - ~ 10 permit them 10 inr reaae
Gams preservation has been carried out
With great success In tha pnovince.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
BOOKING OF FOOTBALL TEAMS
~ GSON'S gHI DiTT ~ PRTN-
ara s4ugN
'Iushsrs Tirs' ~ HiE sli-E- Tir,rp. go
Tahs on an 0upsp~ut. WIN tate N~Nt
ttar,nrd ard riErr, tSI,~r Is'~r
tniiaps Isnsii, IrgaErd - sust

L'N t''R 'i" .h'.sra ~ '.." NAV 40 'i"'
Dor 'f- r.Ha' rHr. nHe .a- gHI D.. r-fr.
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those ."rr- .nH' 'a." r 'e,. 90 -.
rs-.au.~l u.Hf..r '.s' ... '..- 90. snu ara
ar.s.nz frru. nom" uf '.I' u.1'"rta. ever
swing PLAYED 80 ns~ gam" In thai
respect sl are 'n ne -1~rs noa' There
are football fundamental i-fr. however
vhich give inst that much advantage 20
teams having .eason"d timber.
Yale and Penusy' raun open their plavtnE
season one On September - the other On
sertsmt-r - with harvard. Princeton.
Iornel E-ovr. pa-'1lo. 'N. Net Point
and NrrGIrt. oIer'Ug 'tr"" davs LATER
than -. "--' u1-rrT trf" iNs number ~
Famss '1oaet - about 30 same FOR each
- IN former year. WIN ~" artist" Indians.
a. usual having o." longest schedule
Hsr'ari opsn, a'h Htr"- on October
Tnd follows o.'t Uo0In.u ~ Williams nm
srrans~men' which .THE- q s'h grrn"
sarlv and lrwsdu'e. a'"r 80 COMPARE
.tvsly -Hs, u.n','"- NuH"r~. brown tni
Sss rpru' 'u..a a. o."..E intervals on
Harvard .r"i,l". - 'tat fN" crimson
asa large cont r.,.' 90 - bands tor u'' nn"f
WIN cornell dartmouth AMI tIa .o~l NJ
. order 'r November Harvard uH- mo- r"al,
'pf' spot. uu Hsr =. HrI.'a 1f.er %" open NJ
and a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04

The lohrEN-N. Pa Country CluA e 20
hold an opcn thirfy-siX holes medal PLAY
tournament to- morrow. In which = numher
~ professionals are 10 play. There Ntll ~
purrs Of $50 To the winner and entry
free
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04

! Sou'herlard ~ the Ensle-ocd
Golf club follows tho sun - golf for he
greater parf ~ tho vcar ard he 10 nov t
Manchester nv tho Se1 on Thursday no
less than ihiriv-siX returned cards IN .
haudiCap for cup AZ the h~seN county
club. the gif' " Nr Southerland Y ,.
Tucker Vas the "a inner with - "a
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-05
WANT VIRGINIA GAS.
Chicago Men May Build Rival Pipe
Line.

Special 70 Ths Washington Herald.
Huntington. W. Va. Nov A party
of business men OF Chicago. headed by
John Gilbert Wilson, has arrived here 20
negotiate for the piping of West Virginia
gas TO that city. Residents Of that
city are compelled to pay more than s.
cents for their gas, and it is proposed
TO build a rival line.
Buffalo is also after West Virginia gas.
This State is furnishing gas to Cincin-
natl and Cleveland at less than so cents
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-05

their homes next Tuesday.
Charles A. Douglas made a brief adj
dress, In which he declared the Demo
cratic issue was the high cost OF living.
as opposed TO the Republican issue, the
cost OF high living. He attacked the
Payne-Aldrieh tariff bill, and declared Il
was a disgrace 10 the country.
In his address. w. Jefferson Davis.
president OF the National League OF Dem
ocratic College Clubs, called attention TO
the part played IN the last campaign by
his organization. and the steps now being
taken In preparation for the national
campaign for 1917: the active paFticipa-
ton by State leagues. prominent among
them being those in Ohio. California.
Missouri. New York. &c.
The business of the league is 10 broad
en- the view OF men who are naturally in
eined TO the teachings OF Jefferson. and
acting in response TO their strong con-
victions. they will go out and aid in cor
reeting conditions which are opposed 20
the party with which they have allied
themselves. The league endeavors 10
stimulate interest in civic matters. II
Is not sectional In scope, but movement
Of national significance. II has for It's
purpose the promotion Of the principles
for which the Democratic party stands
to-day.