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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25
SPANISH WAR VETS"
IN ANNUAL MEETING
Elect Officers and Name Dele,
gates to National Encamp-
ment at Denver.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. June 24.-Lacking the hating
steps OF veterans of older battles but
with heads erect and shoulders square,
nearly 100 United Spanish War veterans
marched down on Ogden today. and Og-
den capitulated without a struggle.
The occasion was the annual state en-
campment OF veterans who took part in
the late unpleasantness between the
United States and Spain Every camp
in Utah was represented, and from the
time the soldier boys arrived this morn
Ing until they departed for their respec-
tive homes, one unendng round OF pleas
ure was arranged In their honor by the
local Harry a Young camp No. 2, OF
which the Rev. G. w. McCreary Is the
commander.
The visitors were met at the depot by
the local camp, which marched TO the
station In body. headed by the Ogden
City band, under the leadership OF Com
mander McCreary. After marching and
countermarchng through the principal
streets OF the business district the pa
rade stopped at the city hall. Here. after
promises OF immunity from arrest by
Mayor William Glasmann, and the open
ing OF the rooms OF the Weber club 10
the visitors by President a, r. Haywood.
with an address OF welcome from COM
mander Thomas Lundy OF the Dix Logan
post OF the @. n, r.. responses were made
by Elmer Johnson oil the h ~. NeuS-
wood camp and George Il. kelsch OF the
Fitzgerald camp.
AT the close OF the morning session
the visitors, with their wives and friends.
We're escorted to Eagles hall where a
bean dinner" was served by the mem
bers of the ladies' auxiliary
Before the close OF the morning ses-
sion, Commander McCreary announced
the following appointments: Outer guard.
j. NJ. Savage; inner. guard, Robert Reed :;
committee on credentials, Lee A. Hurst,
+, Woolman and II. G. Granger; commit
tee on resolutions, T. c. Sleator: G. T..
Kelsch and G, A. Seaman committee on
auditing C. II. Farrell. Elmer Johnson
and a. NJ. Walters.
Before a large number Of invited guests
and members of the United Spanish War
Veterans OF Utah. the encampment came
TO fitting close tonight when the fol-
lowing department officers were Installed
AT Eagles hall: Commander w. G
Hampton, Ogden: senior vice commander
George Il. Kelsch, Fort Douglas; junior
vice commander, Joseph II. Knight. Og-
den; inspector. Otto H Hassing. Ogden;
surgeon. Hans c. Jorgensen, salt Lake
chaplain. Harry 5. Burgess. Fort Doug
las: marshal. Robert Reed, Salt Lake;
adiutant. George A. Seaman. Ogden
quarterma ster. Charles Manzell, Ogden.
The members OF the council OF admin
istration chosen for the ensuing year
are T. B. Sleater. Elmer Johnson. George
Werdlaw. Fred Woolman. Lee a. Hurst,
Joe Wessler. f. w. Bachelor and Cur
tis Woolard. The delegates 10 the ma
,ional encampment al Denver. September
6, and 8, are: George Il. kelch George
Wardlaw, Fred Woolman and Frank 2.
sexton: alternates: Lee 4. Hurst P, j,
Lynch George II. Farrell and V. p. Eek.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25
|pws of Interm0untain Region
ATTORNEY BRINGS SUIT
AGAINST BAMBERGER LINE
Speciai TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, June 24.-Charles r. Hollines-
worth. practicing attorney of the Og-
court against the Salt Lake & Ogden
Railroad company to collect s13,763. al
legged to be balance due for profes-
tween May TO- 1905, and June So 1909
Mr.. Hollingsworth says that he had
been In the employ of the intcrurban
railroad company as local counsel and in
that capacity defended legal actions, OBJ
tained rights of way and franchises, and
appeared In equity suits on behalf of the
company. His services were we'll worth
SIG 2s5, be asserts. but only $2532 has
been paid
The attorney asks Judgment for an ad-
ditional sum Of S41s30, which he declares
he paid out for the company during the
month OF June, 1909
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UPTON WILL CELEBRATE
IN 0LD-FASHIONED WAY
Special TO The Tribune.

special 10 Inc tribune.
UPTON. June 24-Upton will cele-
bratc the Fourth Of July. There Will be
broncho riding, horse racing, foot rae
ing. bicycle. motorcycle and automobile
racing, as well as all kinds OF athletic
sports. and ball game. Some OF the
best riders In tho west will contest for
the broncho riding prize.
Four horses. several mutton, quarter
of beef. several hundred pounds Of oats.
chickens. butter and eggs. cedar posts.
props. lumber. potatoes and other things
too numerous TO mention have been given
instead of money,
Prominent men Of the state VIII be
present to take part In the programme
\ regular old-fashioned pioneer ball
will be given at night. at which various
prizes Will be given.
The entertainment will be free oxcep,
the dance. tickets TO which will be rs
cents worth OF anything except money
A large crowd is expected. and peo-
pie should bring their bedding and camp
out.
The committee Is Il. l.. Benson. Will
liam Manning and Ed Statey,
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LAWSON WINS
THE CHAMPIONSHIP
Continued from Page Ten

u. A. Mcneil (25). won: +. Dlefen-
bacher (scratch, second; George Gemple
(S0). third: "A. Brodbeck (scratchD, fourth.
Time. 1;25.
Unknown distance amateur lap race
r. Diefenbacher. won: a, Brod beck, sec
ond; j, r. Hume, third j. Berryessa,
fourth Distance, miles, laps. Time,
IA 20
Quarter western championship
lver Lawson. won; Walter Demara. sec
ond: Steve Senhouse, third. L, a. Pye,
fourth Time. 20 20.
Three mile lap handicap professional
a. j. Clarke (scratch), won; +. A. Nc
Farland 600. second. Jack Burris Qi5)
5:5s 3-5.
Ten-mile motor match race-Ray F.
Duer. won; S. II, Wilcox, second. Time
l3:iS2-5
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HUGH MORTON, KAYSVILLE,
DROWNED IN RESERVOIR
Specisl to The Tribune.

KAYSNILLE, June 24-Hugh Morton
aged . years. only son OF DR. and Mrs.
J, Il. Morton, was drowned in the reser-
volr OF the Kaysvile Irrigation company
between 3 and o'clock this afternoon.
panions. had gone into the reservoir 10
bathe. and after dIsporting themselves
in the water for some time all but two
boys. one OF which was Morton. left for
home. They had proceeded only short
distance when they were overtaken by
Morton's companion, who stated that
Morton had either drowned or was hid
spread the news. after which nearly two
hundred men went OH the run 10 the
reservoir, Allan Thompson and George
Stevens dove a number OF times for the
body, but were unable TO locate it, Later
boat and grab-hook were used and the
body was recovered. Every possible cf-
fort was made TO resusctate the boy but
he was beyond human aid.
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NO BASIS FOR FAKE
PRIZE FIGHT STORIES

NEW YORK June 24.-Statc Senator
big Tim" Sullivan, stakeholder for the
Jeffries-J Johnson fight, says there is no
basis for the stories that the champion
ship fight Is "AXed,'
Senator Sullivan has been In Europe
for several weeks and came home today
on the Lusitanla, Speaking OF the fight,
Sullivan said:
Reno is just as good place for the
fight as San Francisco. I'm sorry 10
hear all this talk about the fight being
fixed From what investigation l have
been able to make OF the matter, / am
of the opinion that the night Is abso-
lutely on the level. ] am holding S7l 600
of fight money now and $4,000 more is
to be placed in my hands twenty-four
hours before the fight"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25
PROMINENT SPORTING
WRITER VISITS CITY

Joe Norton. sporting editor OF the, New
ark News. is visitor in the city. Nor
ton Is bicycle fan and when he saw
cycle races Friday night he was very
much surprised to sec so many people
at bicycle meet, He said that II shows
the town Is live one" and the people
have lots OF money TO spend fol-
pleasure.
Norton said that the bicycle game In
the east is not as good this season AS
1t was last year, owing to the fact that
no competition In the east and the gen
eral interest is lacking.
Norton is on his way TO Reno to cover
the Jeffries-J johnson fight for his paper
Fie Will leave this noon for San Fran
cisco
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ILLUSTRATES EVIDENCE
BY CRAP GAME IN COURT

CHEYENNE. Wyo. June 24.-In order
to show the jury the origin of the trouble
which led to the killing of Levi Tracey.
a negro. in this city June 10, a game of
craps" was played IN court today by
John w, Mitchell a witness in the trial
OF James Henry, charged with the mur-
der OF Tracey,
Mitchell was describing the game In
which Tracey and Henry participated just
before the killing, Here" he said, I've
got my bones with me and I'll just show
you all how 1t happened"
He according produced the dice and IL
Illustrated his testimony so vividly that
half OF the crowd In the trial room be-
gan TO reach for their money,
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BEAVER CELEBRATION:
STORAGE OF WOOL
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune
BEAVER, June 24.-The Fourth OF
July celebration In Beaver VIII be q
grand success as funds have been raised
to sufficiently carry out the progre mme
in good shape.
The teachers OF Beaver county have
been notified OF the teachers c%amina
ton To be held here commencing az 10
o'clock a m. July %. and ending July 2S.
The Beaver sbeepmen have been par
tally instrumental in gathering together
$50 600 pounds OF wood along with other
woolmen Of southern Utah. the wool to
be stored with the Wool Growers asso-
ciation. under an agreement Win an cast =
c,,, firm and the product Will be shipped
as coon as cars can he secured
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ADDITIONAL SPORTS
New Golf Records

NASHVILLE. Tenn. June 24.-Two
records for the Golf and Country club
course were smashed in the first flight
matches OF the invitation tournament at
the Golf and Country club today, West
ern Champion Charles Evans OF Chicago
lowering the course record from is 10 IL
making the first half In 80 and the Sec
ond in 80. Hepburn Of Louisville. In his
match with Webb of this city, reduced
the first half record from 80 to 81.
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Brigham's "Peach Day.
,iaI TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The IrlDNle'
BRIGHAM CITY. June 2d,-At meet
Ing of the executive committee for
peach day. held during the week; 1t was
decided TO change the date OF the cclc-
bratIon. Wednesday September 7, was
the date decided upon. instead OF the
18th as heretofore advertised, The fruit
crops in this vicinity are at least three
weeks earlier this season than usual.
National committees to gather and dis
tribute free peaches were appointed as
follows: First ward. Charles f. Nelson,
n. 4 White, John :. Christensen l.. W.
Hoist: second ward, James Jensen. An
ebony Valentine. Peter knudson, j. IL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25
hi DIVORCES GRANTED
n JTTDGE HOWELL'S COURT
10 The Tribune.

.'1l 10 Inc lIlDuhS'
>cryy June 2a.-Iuserlocutory de-
4 y divorce were allowed two appli-
4. b,Iors District Judge j. A. Howell
4 IN the case Of Jacob Wansgaard
q, Josephinc Wansgaard the court
4 tl,sl most OF the charges OF the
'rrs we're mol supported by the evi-
s. but. on the other hand, the
- o( cruelty and inhuman treat
4 rrstere1 by ihe wife in her answer
4 r,bsfanlinted. The custody OF a
=. chl1. SEQ month alimony and
r,nrrey fees were allowed Mrs.
Ezeaird
"a Thomas VAS given decree OF
- RON Roland n Thomas. the Gus
fd minor child and $40 a month
BIZ. They were married In Salt
y IN auyust. la0l. and Thomas de-
rtd bis wife In MAY. 1908.
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Accused Of Delinquency.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. June 2i-Complaints charging
Frank Wilson and Fred Fife, minors
with general delinquency were issued by
Juvenile Judge Vr!ney c. Gunnell tins
afternoon. Both boys are accused OF
breaking "A mall box belonging TO James
ITthorington June % and of committing
other misdcmeanors They will be given
a hearing tomorrow.
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Fire at Kamas.

SU1CIdI 10 nc ITlDUne
kAMAS. Utah. June 2i.-F'ire from an
unknown origin destroyed the barn and
stable OF Ernest Horton at noon today.
Mr., Horton had purchased. not an hour
before, team of horses and new har-
ness and tied them In the barn The
Cottage hotel and outbuIldings were
threatened. The neighbors came to the
rescue and with bucket brigade saved
the property. Loss 5000. No insurance
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Chess Champion Leaves.

NEW YORK, June 2i.-Frank j. Mar
shall. the United States chess champion.
has left New York for Hamburg where
he will participate In the international
masters tournament In July The follow
by the committee OF the tournament:
Schlechter, Duras. Teichmann. Spiel
mann, Capablanea, Niemzowitsch. Leon
hardt, SalWek. Janowski, Koehnlein, Won
Freymann. Tartakowcr and Rotevl.
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Grand American Tourney.

CHICAGO. June 24.-G, V. Deering Of
Columbus. ILL.,. today won the national
amateur championship OF the Interstate
Trap Shooters association in the closing
day of the annual grand American tour
nament Deering broke 1S9 targets out
Of 200 chances.
c. c. Spencer of ST. Louis won TIE pro-
fesslonal championship with a score OF
190 after shooting off tie with Clark
and Garrett
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25
Gould Buys Stables.

NEW YORK. June 24.-It was news
In racing circles today that George
Gould has bought the stable OF NJ. Veil
Picard, the French racing man. who re-
Gently announced his retirement from
the turf because. as he said. French rae
Ing had been spoiled by "Americanlza-
the government The price paid by
Gould is said 10 have been $500. 900.
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Falls Out of Window.

Pat Seeiey fell out OF second story
street. Friday night. and sustained
fractured hip. He was picked up from
the pavement and taken TO the emergency
hospital. where his injuries were attend
Marks hospital
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25
Chugfs Failure to Provide.

''DTS June 24-ChargIng that her
''sri Golden G. Brown. has failed to
|pts hsr and their children with
rsfssssres ri lie for the last two
~ rskiHe II necessary for her -
r AeT cTn support. Mrs. Lillian G
p ihis afternoon began an action
\ tNsrre. Tho Browns werc married
htIEss1nn in lune, 1909. There are
elfrsH. She asks the court 10
fEIeaSoDable. alimony and general
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An Aged Pioneer Dead.
Special to The Tribune

A'TcNIdI 20 nc I lTIDulcs
MANTI, June 24-Paul Christian Lar
SEN an aged pioneer OF Manti, was
found dead last evening about $50. Mr.
Larsen resided with MIR. and Mrs. Louis
Hougaard, Jr., and came from Wyoming
several months ago TO do temple work
lie was in usual health and WIS read
Ing his paper when he fell over and
died, and was found soon after by Mr..
Housaard. He was Sc years old and
leaves four married sons.
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Charged With Burglary.
10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. June 24.-Infornat'on chars-
ing Joseph Smith with robbery, j, -.
tIinckley with forgery, c. Bingham WIN Win
burglary in the third degree ana oari
crosby with burglary IN the second de-
gree were filed with the county clerk
ihIs afternoon by District Attorney
Nathan ! Harris.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25
Dry Weather Causes Damage.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 2i.-Franklin w. Reed,
associate district forester OF the Fourth
district has returned To Ogden after
three weeks trip TO Idaho, where the
several government reserves were in
spected MI Reed reports that condi-
tions were good but in some portions o.
the state the dry weather will cause some
damage 10 vegetation,
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MAY DAY MINING & MILLING 90.

Principal place OF business, room SIS
tice IS hereby given that at a meeting of
the directors held On tho 9.h day OF June.
1910, an assessment OF cents per share.
the capital stock Of the corporation uay-
able Immediately to A. Reeves. secretary
Of the company. at his office. 515 Dooly
block, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which THIS assessment
may remain unpaid on Friday July Is.
1910, Will be delinquent ana advertised for
sale at public auction; and. unless paw
ment is made before will be sold on the
10Th day OF August 1910, at O'Clock
p. m OF said day, TO pay the Delinquent
vertising and expense OF sale.
4. REEVES Secretary.
515 Dooly block, Salt LAKE. City, Utah.
First publication June 10, 1910. InlI85
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Must Stop Fights,

SA SACRAMENTO, Cal, June 24-When
Governor Gillett was questioned as 10
what was to be done about the Attell-
Moran fight to be held in Los Angeles
tonight, he said that District Attorney
Fredericks has his Instructions TO stop all
prlZe fights
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Widow Gets $4,000.

~ y me Tribune
sN Jine PA formal decree is
y Jndsc Joshua Greenwood was
4 VI county clerk TODAY Instruct
ps,s Pin,"ree. administrator of the
- la'" Parker Faut. To turn
I, "N7r'nr 10 'hc estate 10 the
w T. Fau'. This amount was
y 'n s"r'l"ment nj the widows
14s "nHsn1 c. Howell and the
,,'-a7is ~ ~ autonohile which
~ and rlled Faui or, New Years
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25
Los Angeles Disqualified.

WASHINGTON. June 24.-By the dis
qualification OF the Los Angeles Country
club. announced here today. the Tom
Morris memorial trophy goes to the Oak
was made by Charles r. Willard. secre-
tary Of the Western Golf association.
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EMPEROR WILLIAM WILL
TRY HIS LUCK AT WHEEL

KEEL. June 24.-Emperor William will
be at the wheel when the yacht Meteor
again tries conclusions with the Ameri-
can schooner Westward owned by Alex
ander S Cochran of New York. The an
nouncement today that the emperor
would possibly participate in the racing
has given new life TO the annual regatta
In the lower E.lbe regatta the Westward
omtclassed the Meteor. tho Hamburg and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned trustees OF Henefer
school district. Henefer. Summit county.
Utah. will receive bids up 10 1920 a. IN.
june 30, 1910 for the erection of a
school building. Plans and specifications
may be found at the office OF Watkins
6 Birch architects. Dooly block. Salt
Thomas Rlchins, Henefer Utah
Each bid must be accompanied with a
certified check OF five per cent the amount
bidder will enter into contract and give
an approved bond within one week after
the said work Is awarded. otherwise tho
amount TO be forfeited to said district.
The trustees reserve the right to reject
any and all bids. By order OF the board
OF trustees
THOMAS RICHINS.
p, T RICHINS,
II. G. STEPHANS.
Dated at Hensfer. June s. 1910. m1297
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Skull Fractured in Mine.

Special 20 The Tribune.
BINGHAM, June 24.-Nick Eyanoss a
Bulgarian. was seriously Injured In an
accident at the Boston Con mine about
noon today. He had his skull fractured
by a large slab OF rock falling on him.
He was taken TO DIR. C. n. Rays hos
pital here and later removed to st.
Mark s hospital at Salt Lake City
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Hansen; third ward. August Jeppson,
Isaac A. Jensen, Martin Anderson. VIII
Lee; fourth ward c. II. Davis, Orson
TinScy. Denmark Jenson, Henry hotter.
DR.. ~ w. Ensign was appointed treas-
urer of peach day,
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All-Americans Beaten.

SYDNEY, N. S. W.. June 24.-The
all American team. composed OF students
of the California Leland Stanford and
Nevada universities. by score OF IA
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the Germania, leading from the start
Captain Barr and his expert crew are
sailing the Westward and the coming
race with the Meteor and the Germania
Is eagerly awaited.
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~esA- Marriage Licenses

q Ire Tribune
~. to-, 'une 4.-Licenses TO marry
s'." oy Inc county clerk this az
~ 20 Following: Marshall A. Nc
II .,,hna .h,.sv,'le. and Amy Tavlor. Far
All ",, Lewis Williams. Poca teIlo.
-1tss ~ c.,. SoTa Anna Murphy, Grand
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q HTsuuNTs SOLICITED.
usAal bank Of the Re3ublic

y sonsns,s, H,odeEa savings depart
4 sac ss,asin IN connection with this
eilay 1''0sH boxes for rent u, =
!kss prsIdI PRESIDENT; James A Muir
y tcuibeo'oss w. +. Earls, cashier:
ElaI I,s0n' n,,s assistant cashier.
.7. ssn".,,I. L IN. 100000 Intcresr naio
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DikvAg 7

sssiA nv Treatment Draws Out Pain
49, 49, vim Che famous Mud Baths
N ua'e been cured. Big Hotel
' HlVyp send for book. Address r
----.A. fres- Kramer. Ind. (aI
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-16
CONTEST FOR SOUTHWESTERN
 CHAMPIONSHIP

The annual contest for the South western championship began at Fl Paso yesterday with Douglas com peting against the Fl Paso team. The individual championship contest op- ened the program and began in the morning. The matches will be com pleted today. The team champion ship contests will begin Sunday. Sat urlay's matches were over a 36 hole course while Sundays games will be over an IS hole course. The teams for the latter course will ne composed of four men each who will make the lowest scores in the morning games.
 The Douglas team is composed of 20 men and travelled to Fl Paso in
 special car. The Shelter City men were led by Walter Douglas, Messrs. French. sherman and Goring. Quite a number of members Of the Douglas Country ciub accompanied .he players Douglas won the cham pionship last season.
 The work of selecting a team from
 the Warren district Country Club will begin today when another dinner match will be held. The best play CTS from the opposing club will be selected. The local organization has So candidates to pick from.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-16
FOOTBALL REsuLIs.

Cornell, 47; St Bonoyenture. 0. Dartmouth. 3s; Vermont. c. Navy. 15: Washington and Jeffer son. 0.
 Harvard, IT; Amherst, Q. Army, 9; Yale, 3.
 Pennsylvania, 20; Brown. 0. Princeton, 3: Lafayette, Q. Wesleyan. IT; Norwich University, o.
 Syracuse, IA; Carlisle, Q. University of Michigan. 6; Michigan Agricultural, 8.
 Minnesota, 27: Nebraska, 0. Illinois, 3; Chicago. o.