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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-16
PROHIBITION
BILL GIVEN
HARD JOL I
Senate Strikes Out Section
umiIIng Quantity Of Liquor In
Private Possession
sIeeIaI N ~ - Ieadar

cteEtal I@ llr h4lit AAdaef
OkJh0ma CITY. Feb Another
provision of thc prohibition biil wa'
atbesl slaughtered Tine day D,
the senate which struck 0ut the see
iiea hNing @ limit OF one gallon oI
sn.r,aHs 0f f'nous bHHor aB dome
cgsa pf malt liquor rs inc maximum
amnuni to be Kept ID private resi-
3eecf Ihs section was 0t in the
hi AS t came from the house. but
was ONE Or which the advanced pro
hHlanisis Of the senate prded iheh
selves
The senate seems disposed go lol
ol thc pre- itiuon bal a section a' q
time Ihe Arst three sections bad
sWoCth sailing. but the fourth aud
Gllh sec ons were both voted down
after he extensively smemded
Mhat iase awaits the remaining sec
lions or the DIN Is s0n Go he seen.
Tie bH probably Win no. ne taken
up asau until the next house day
ol Friday EFFORTS we're made %
camMt tae seuale 90 au 'nterprcla-
tiau 81 its rules under ghich q house
blil ce sidereA en house day and nor
finished would remain as unfinished
business ca the following tay and
take precedence 8. other bills Tine
frieuls 81 tine pre hibitiou bin were
careful % state chat the motion sas
Mas inspired hy tie situation of hat
b.il j ,hat they didn't expect to
take it np ON Weiucsday anyway
hul zine lineup seemed % be about the
same as ia the prohibition bili and
the motion was defeated. Is to rs.
When thc prohibition blil was first
taken U#. Senator Goulding endeav0r
ed Go gel In motion to substitute a
new BILL Including the first thre~ SOC
tions aires PASSED upon ANA three
ether sections picked from various
parts OF the bin emitting 81 90 s.N see
tiaas Instead of eighteen. as at pres
emit He sas ruled out ef order and
q li ey debate followed that ruling
Three Bis Passed.
TA,ee BILLS Rers passed ally by
the senate altheaea lao u them
barely squeezed through with the
rwenty-.afee votes required .or Q na
iufitv oI the entire saaa-e Theg
w he BILLS g Fgaaklu 3etn-ag
size experience e BE required as ra.l-
Faa8 oyes. and bs Con. .nE al
lowing county commissioner Is otIes
prem uls ol ceau-y fans
The Marshall bll om ae house
appr9rrIAi S40 % jriN f9r ar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-16
DAVE LEAHY
BLURTS OUT
BRIDE TALE
Kansas Senate SqqiImS and
Makes Usual Bluff Of Bar
ling From Floor

Topeka, kas. Feb lS-With t1f
galleries crowded with spectators
the senate Tuesday night conclude
She trial of David Leahy pgivaaa
secretary 10 Governor SHAos. Iul
charging in Wichita paner chat
crookedness is rampant ID the Kan
sas gislamre The heafing seem
ingly enied about where Ii began
Lcahv was the fr-l and las. witness
ana iust before toe senate adi1ura
90 he declared mat ae wanted BE Ee
iterate every word iH the article ana
MAR De had no excuse III maNiue
Che statements
A movement was started to bAf
lcahv tfom tile floor ~ the senate
and 20 refuse 90 receive messag S
from Governor Stubbs through hiE
ln Bis statement. ~LeahF declared
that state employe had been ap
preached With proposition that leg
.sladte records be iHggled ln bis
Testimony he declared that he was
the employe and thai } t Moore ol
the pittsbur4 Headlight was thc
man Wh0 approached him with %
proposition To change the name d
representative Cassidy 10 Casey
i8 q hiIl 10 remedy an error in rtus-
iurCs water works bonds li do
tected Leahy said, the nlaa nv0pos
ci to him was Co plead q typ0EraHal-
eal error ANA 70 have tae rsadlus
clerk smother the name ia reading
Several senate employees we're calf
ei as Witnesses. confirming In tHe
main The parts OF Lcahy's testimony
which concerned them No actlua
was taken bg the senate.
Mr. Moore was, called to the stand
and eorroborated much o. Sir
Leahys testimony as To ta couFes-
sati0n between them, nut De declar-
e5 that nothing wrong aad been con
Femplafed aua tha. no eifor1 az orl5
ery was made MI Moore tatea
that he vas working Tor tile inter
ests OF tae people OF Plstsbarg aal
hat he was not attempting Go pusc
through an utilities graft as the
Leahy article had stated
Laahys story of BOW the pr0pos
SION was made Is Is follows
Dr Moore came 30 me when
was taking q drink Of water iu t1-
t.oakroom lie SAID rDaNs we Fe
eo- 3 very important matter. to me.
t1ius he said d was an error i7
the Raterworas bonds lla BE wa4-
Cd rcmiel
He said that 3lr NcComick hsl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-16
'1AVE" LEARY On TIE CARPET

NA1 Fea l4-EAFl3
Iesg secretary co GoFs-Ecr Stuhos
m appear ae.ore t1e senate THIS al
ta u explain charZas said ia
hz Ez1 -4losa me leg a
re - sa aFfNa a Mtenl q ness.
gza eeatIg A resolution inteosl ac
SzA-o stewart 81 Wichita
u1rzs the sergeant --'- arEas lo
LeaHH Ha4 aaPse# tas maFm-
Tae article referrpa r0 Told of
sfs -z treerg & the tal IN
h@ interest Of aEa4le Utility graft
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-16
HOUSE FOR
CANADIAN
TRADE PACT
Agreement Ratified with The
Aid Of an AIE9a Solid
Democratic Vote

Washington. . Cs Feb Is Presf
det Tags's reciprocity agreement
with Canada MAs FatIgi ID the
house Of representative fpesd1}
aght by al alm0s, solid Democratic
vste The Mccall bila carving ihe
agreement into effect Nas passed 12l
to 90
a majority of iae Republicans pres
ent voled against the measure the
division b,ang Is ayes and S1 goes
The Democrate vote Was ii3 ayes
and oaN fTe noes A majority of THE
Republican insurgents present voted
for the hll.
The Mccall Alll n0w gvs in he
senate Nhas ts fste eill bR III that
body. Is pr0bleMaucai President
Taft believes ia iilihuster ca De
avoided ana & vete takgn the hill
will pass iie Is usis,eut that the
senate shall ac anc wa5 on the otheg
AMI has Analgatea lhaf PIE would eail
ali extra session pg congress. ID ii
does NOT DO sa
The pass ase og ihe hll ID the house
came at the end 0f q io g dehate
Which 40 times sas as bitter a. had
been heard on the floor 81 that cnam.
har Id wears The fight was confined
alm0sl Wholly 10 the RepaAHeag si9e
Democratic members i0rT3 81 from
time 20 time and taHnted shc majcrl-
II members ior their lack 0l 0ity
The Democratic leaders also put 3
the claim that the reeinvcits agree
ment was go0a Democratic anctrIne
aR5 declared thet were glad 10 wet
eome President Tatg aad many of the
louise Republicans iaia ihe Demo
cratic sosA
A iiual vote VAS reached oBU
through lhe application OF closure
rale which sAuf otf al amendments
asd even dispensed VITA ghe reading
af the bl
Tais procedure was decided annn
unly AFTER Mr. Mccall in charge 0t
the bill had tailed 20 gel unanimous
censent tn dc aNar esth ihe ealen3ar
Wednesday
Champ Clark foos Renlsse at.ve
na.8ei of PsHnsg yania shAfpl 20
task far complaining ag the nndue
haste Esth which fhP house was act.
ing On tee re procitv measure The
spese 1r-sa-be sabd tAe Democrats mad
sat Tor HeAes. Bound and sag eed.
ahile Ehe gentleman ffaN Peansy F
Kania aa bis associates had Arouga at
in rule after uie ara had rushed
leg gslation through witasH5 giving op-
p0riuultF Tor ame0smgnt
Some ef tee ola guard RRpuh e
"a ieaaers llk& DNieEH f pennAGr
Yanga ara Fordney 81 aIlch gan. ven.
ed oui thi ly their predictions that
The Republican p2rty wauld he de
feated hy reAsur 0f What they Charac.
Fe-ixed 5 departure from the principle
qf protection ard che esnousal o. free
trade
Speaker Canaan tcek no PARK 90 the
.eAa.e ile was ia the caamher.
however. ana sunwna she arguments
g. both si3es wifh Interest There
vas applause and cheering when oa
fhe first rccnra vote shat Was nrder.
"a. the speaker called Representative
Ollie Janfes of kentmeky one 81 the
ieadefs ct the Democratic Go the
ehair This rs said y he tae oniy
time 4 namccra has heea called to
preside ever the house since tee re
pahllcaas gained control
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-16
REPORT Of
MINORITY
ADOPTED
Lower House Rejects GOVsTnOI
Cruces Idea Of Stale
Banking Board


Special 10 Daily Leader
Oklahoma Cts. Feb i5-THesiay
hy a vote Of 81 To Fl rejected the
governors idea of @ state banking
beard ana adopted the minority re-
port presented b. Chairman kiHam
and two other members of the bank
ing committee The action 0f the
house puts the stamp 0f approval
uron the state banking board as Il
moss is. with the exception that H lis
recommended that the state treasur-
er be taken from the beard and the
secretary af state given & place tnere-
oN
Test Roll Call.
The test roll calL which resulted
CO THE defeat OF the governors plan
Of a state banking board. Was as fol-
lows
Yes. Akin, Anthony Ashby Jack
soat Ashhy tPusbmataba@ Baldwin.
Barham, Blackburn Bsedloye. BpoEs
Pr0ome Hsubaker Campbell Chris
lan. Clark tAtokal CLARK lGrantl
CLARK iPaVnecl ClayfJr Cosue
davidson. Folsom, Fuller Glover,
Green. johnson KiIlam King knight
IeftH-ch. Len0X. Lindsey NOEL
ha ey McDuMee. Madden lHarmOnl
Marshall Milburn Moore D0taRal.
Moore lCoaD Moss. New Nisbett.
Peehl Pesry Pryor. Roland, Searcy,
Semple Smith tAdairl Sieeo stock
t0. Taylor Tenee. Nogle, Noshursh
Webb Whitman aud Williams Co
manchel
~No. Ac.nl Barrett, Bolen,
ProWn Chambers. Champion. Charles.
Clarke lKay) Cornell. Coughin Cox
Crawford. Devereux. Edwards Fish
er Frey. Gslispie Harris Jackson.
JAYNE. JeflCrds Jones Kerr, Knee
land McClintic. Miller fMuskogeel
Miller fNowataf. Pstebell Porter.
Re- rfrow. Rose. Shearer, smith
pCreekl TestermaH Thrash Tooley
Warrous. Williams Kay Woadson
Wright. Speaker Drant
Absent. Carson. DeFo-i Enamel
HammQuj James JaMison, Logan,
Maiden R0ger M.llsE MaXev Pet
ers BeXgaat
ELS PASSED. 20 FInsi R2H Cali:
Tire house TuFs6av afternoon PASS
at I'D tina roH cali sl- Barrett and
Gle -ar bias regulating 1he sale Of CONF
merelal f8oa astWrfs and prom biting
the adulteratl1n IS such commodities
Also asse6 20 taal r0li eaH were The
AlJb9l 6.a relative to zar1- s1lelt
proceedings 1gaiEs- tc-esgn corpora
ticas. tA Brc0ue 1.l- providing Cor
the nom 1a-iC- q coun-g commits
s.anars bv DISTRICTS lu- election 70
large in the county the Barrett BILL
uaslne tae state board 0t agricul-
tore the state nou--ry comm ss.ol-
ana spn~opr atilZ S5 f3r t1e a--
yarcemeut 81 Iae poultry industry.
The special capital removal eX
aeHse committee mate los report
through Is chairman pr Coushl
ana introduced raralieleI concur
REM resolution aarhor x-zE Governor
rrue tQ msse neW contracts Wltl
r1e CaRilal E8pesse company et Of
ahoua Cas for a. amount y t9iai
s11-ea. to as eAa2E4ed t1g ta to-
FL fr crde one
S4H tor -ae expenses 0 ae Old
caurc cenm sSaa Wa t4f
tsl remaFsf fo1r. ren5 t9r af-ees
IFe arcafHesta fees fae resolution
us o0ted s to The senate and
fhe refFrre ~ the senate commit
fee au ruslc buildings
g neR a arrg gcei n -ae
us ore M Blaesaarn prep1s
rr 81 he office e state tem-
-s--a a "a HaHu lr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-16
QUARTERS
FOR STATE
OFFICIALS
Under Every Plan Proposed, The
Stale is Up IgalnSt a
BUHC, Game

t'sfH
QklaAoma C.,y okla. Feb la
State officers actBe wHh tac gtc
board ot afairs hare What tines be
.ieve 81 satisfactory solution t0 tnu
lree QU0. GERS nsO0. be Fiea of tsc
removal ot thu scat % emernmn ng
from liMtarie lo this point At pres
enf sAe depa1 .menrs afe in tbesa
huildnas Ia Different sections of sae
town large portion being IN the oil
nigh school huilding on hast Fourta
street
The capital expense comm.tte
agreed t8 paf me stats S7i.eee Tor
furnishing free quarters and for re-
moial ex. enscs. and since the ease
has been affirmed hy ghe stats su-
preme C0Wrt che committee wlll
make ihe payment 20 the state boaui
o affairs IL the supreme court os
the Uniied States should reverse tne
state c0nrts hOlding oklahoma
Gifv committee monla De the losee
The citY has piars drawn for 4
S,UH eco building for q school nl
technology which is Was proposed o
erect nntn tan block nf ground n0E
occupied bf the ol0 hizh school
building The tao appeal courts ane
sbe attorney general department
are sfil ih Guthrie THE PROPOSE
ton pending before fhe citizens com
mittee rs this Tee Oklahoma liUs
ghU0l district hola gu election tor
the purpose 81 floating bond
amounting 20 slBe aaa for erection lr
ghW sehuo3 oG technology On THE oi0
high school tract The state. witA
legislative ratification. would either
auy BE bonds wita tae S7l.200 ard
an additional sum from the school
fund. or use the S7i.2N8 tor the pur
pose ef providing quarters. and an
prQprsatiug state money to cover tne
entire bond Issue. thus enabling 06-
.ahoms CRY 10 erect the nuild,hg B.
is believed the plans can ba rem0c.
elcd Go give offices for tae entire
state government im one auidins a,
SD per year rent until the nermAaen
state capitol huiiaiag rs ready E0g
occupancy ln Jhe meantime fhe
school district waleA must approx 3
tee scheme hs three.fOnrths vote ot
Ghe aistv'gt wogle @y the state in.
1eresf upon the money aad when tac
puilias Is released ay the state the
district w0ald lignidaie the bon ls-
sue eF arrange for extension ol tae
loan
it aas proposed before removal oi
the departments had been affected
Fhat fae state loan The lisuic, $50
eo@ with which to make additions t1
the igh school building. contra.
% that effect hayiHs been mad 3v
Governor Haskell prior 10 mis- leavins
Office The contract was uf IT'S Ell
feet in the absence of approval 0y
the local school district The new
rmm contemnlateS tearing away tae
Ola hlgh school building State dc
paftmenrs would temporarily nave 20
Sees quarters elsewhere and pav Cos
iPa same 0nt OF saai portion 01 tha
StGaa allotted fer free ew
The state board e affairs believe
this is tAe oal opportunity or h
state go eome 0rt even. siHee Hnauai
expense ter uuues alone IS e
mated a De ucal9 sa0 an @
completion 81 the GN8 sfate ho s
soneAhaf problem &i
SIl- Aelns toe total ah oI
Ae local expense COMMITTEES waaa
uai ies, Ions
u thn hlee Is CaHed ous ae
Ntura m0#3 Bavn 81 Wr0rds h
ciai enactment that the aoo ai
rouia he So Invested lh8r deu
mont neu hatN. Ssaau a44 rnte aF
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
Too Much to Expect

If the report turns out to be true
that the Guggenheim interests have
obtained possession of the water
front of Controller Bay, the natural
outlet OF the Alaska coal fields, then
the cancellation of the Cunningham
claims may turn out to be an empty
victory for the people. The coal
lands will be worthless to anyone no,
enjoying the favor OF the holders OF
water front. But there is a remedy
for such a situation. The water
front monopoly can be broken by
taking the rental value into the pub
he treasury. A provision for this
should be adopted at the same time
that measures are taken for leasing
the coal fields. Possibly that is too
much to expect from an administra-
ton which but for overwhelming
pressure of public opinion would
have long ago turned the natural re
sources Of Alaska over to a private
syndicate.-S. F. Star.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
LuthefEBurbankA
IncenSed

According to the Chronicle OF San
francisco, Luther Burbank is out in
a pamphlet denouncing the Depart
ment OF Agriculture. VIZ have not
seen the pamphlet but the Chronicle
describes it as decidedly tropical.
The whole Vert coast knows that
for several years Mr.. Burbank has
been trying to produce a thornless
cactus that would be a great success
as a forage plant. He has at grea.
expense imported every species OF
thornless cactus and has devoted hall
a lifetime in "inbreeding" these to
produce a perfect thornless cactus.
The Chronicle says that just as he
was about ready to begin advertising
his perfected plant, and it was evil
dent that the spineless cactus would
soon be on the market. the certainl,
belated and possibly benighted
scientists OF the Department OF Ag-
riculture ratified round, hunted up d
~spineless variety OF cactus in Mexico
or elsewhere, tok it up to Chico fol
propagation, and just as MIR. Bur
bank was ready to offer the furits o.
many years labor for sale, flooded
the country with offers OF ~spineless
cactus free, alleged to be the besI
ever. and while avoiding the mention
OF Mr.. Burbank by name, made il
plain to all readers that in the opin
ion of the Department Mr., Burbanl
and his cactus were humbugs." Ii
the same article the Chronicle ha:
this paragraph:
During all these years the gfea,
army OF scientists whom the people
pay and the Secretary of Agriculture
glorihes, had never said cactus once
There is no evidence that a single
man Jack OF them had ever SO much
as thought OF developing that plant
OF the desert into a cultivated forage
plant"
When the Government OF the Un-
tied States does what would be most
dishonorable and contemplate on
the part OF a business man, then it IS
surely time for the people to protest.
The West will certainly stand by
Mr.. Burbank, and. by the way. there
is a growing feeling all ove the
West that a general overhauling OF
the Departments in Washington
would not be without its advantages
to the best interests Of the country
East and West.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31

Bring your Job work to the Appeal
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
LESSEE AND

Baseball would not have drawn
away the congregation that Henry
Ward Beecher was wont to preach to
in Plymouth Church. If to this the
reply is that Beecher was IN intellec-
tual marvel, and that it cannot be
expected that ordinary clergymen
can speakk as he spoke, then we will
say that a ball game in Boston would
not have drawn away the crowd that
went to hear Parson Taylor in the
Sailors chapel a few years ago, by
which we mean there is more heart
than brain in a great preachers sue
cess.
The Master when on earth said the
Sabbath was made for man and not
man for the Sabbath, and baseball
will flourish on Sunday until some
thing better is provided.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31

Job Work at The Appeal. Try Us
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has this day been appoint
ed and qualified by the District Court
of the First Judicial District of the
State of Nevada, in and for the Coun-
ty of Ormsby, as Executor of the Es-
tate of Mary Jones, deceased.
All creditors having claims against
said estate are required to file the
same with proper vouchers and stat
utory affidavit attached, with the
Clerk Of said Court, within three
months after the first publication Of
this notice, if not they will be barred
by the statute.
Dated this 10Th day of July AID. 1911
DANIEL GARLAND,
Executor of the last Will and Tesla
ment of Mary Jones, deceased.
E. O. PATTERSON,
Clerk.
Date of first publication, July 26, 1911
Mayors, Lunsford & Fowler,
Attorneys for Executor 4w
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
Sunday and Baseball

The New Haven, Connecticut,
Chief Of Police the other day came
to the defense OF Sunday baseball, on
the ground that it draws young men
from the streets and lessons the
number of arrests for drunkenness
and disorder.
1t strikes us that it will be difficult
for the strict church men too sue
cessfully combat this statement.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31

~ and yocy liver sctive, 20 as to repN
lisease1 II not, you win ind In Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medicai Discovery just
Me help you need. II comes to youi ~
distance when you have such warnings
plmples, botls or carbunclee; or : feelina
q lassitude, weakness and dependency.
When your flesh Is reduced below .
healthy STANDARD" you should lake thu
Discovery" Avoid anseous preparar
lions Of Cod Liver OIL. They add fda
oQt not tOh0tesOnse Eeah " healthy tiseus
u. ptagoa's pAllets aNvV hlljousnAao
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
BOX WOOD

w. l.. Blackwell, at the old Fol
SON Hay Yard is now handling Bo,
wood and is prepared to fur nish anC
deliver the same in large or small lot;
IS desired. at $3.50 per load. Phone
1888. {
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31

Every person starts in business as
IN amateur. If you have sny talent
don't hide it under a bushsl. It's the
lights which shine that get the mon.
ey. See +. B. Spencer. Manager Of
The Wigwam Theater.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31

In the Matter of the Estate of
MARY JONES', Deceased.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
n PREVENTS rnn eNrRANca al IN,

GoSO pun OlOVS
aud an active liver.
How explained I
The circulation al
the blood Ia the
great highway over
which the germs ol
disease travel, the
iivel Is the Quaran
tine through Who's
gate any dread die
ease may or may
not pass, - the
liver chooses,
A,e Won
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
THE APPOINTMENT OF DAN
TEL GARLAND AS EXECUT-
OR OF THE LAST WILL AND
TESTAMENT OF MARY JONES,
DECEASED
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31

NOTICE TO CREDITORS :
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE FIRST JUDICIAL DIS.
TRICT OF THE STATE OF
NEVADA, IN AND FOR ORMS-
BY COUNTY
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-12
WEAK ON DEFENSE
Earlham Squad Practicing to
Correct Defect.

The Quaker football men are given
some hard practice this week in pre-
paration for the clash with Cincinnati
university next Saturday.
The game with Moore's Hill display
ed the fact that the local team is
weaker on defense than on offensive
playing. For the last two evenings
the time has been given over to the
developing the defense. New plays
have been worked up which the line
figures more prominently.
The coach is putting about eighteen
men against the varsity eleven but
they had little effect on the fast work
of the back field. Time after time
Bogue. Brownell and Reagan went
through their line with but little visi-
BILE effort
Guyer. a local star. on the side line
as result Of weak ankles. will not be in
the game Saturday. He was a varsity
man of '0S and is one Of the best full
backs in the state. His offensive play
ing and his destructive line plunges
are his strongest points.
Much uncertainty is expressed over
the game with Cincinnati university.
which will be played here next Satur-
day. Last week the Ohio team de-
feated Pennsylvania which has one of
the strongest teams in Kentucky Add
ed to this the memory of the defeat
by the Cincinnati team at the tune
of 20 to gives the Quakers little
mental disquietude.