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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09
FOROHAM CAPTURES RELAY
Easily Annexes Mile Run IN
Morris High Games.

The fast relay quartet Of Fordham Uni
versity easily captured the one-mile open
event at the annual indoor games of the
Morris High School Athletic Association,
held in the sth Regiment Armory, last
night New York University was second
two yards behind. with Manhattan Col
lege following in third place. Paul
Keough. the schoolooy 'cross-country
champion. showed good form in winning
the one-mile run from scratch.
The summaries follow:
sixty-yari dash (ssnior-won 10y ". Graf
t. fecu; j. B0naparte scratch second ;.
Milibauer 90 feeO. third. Time. o;o"'s
Sixty-yard dash Juniorl-Won by l.. Rasken
Is feeD. e. L,!psis OO feeO, second; IL
Schuman u fecu third. Time. 0:06b;
Slxtv-yard high hurdle race handicap -
Won bv j Saliaformsggio Gs feeO. D. Bora
rar.e 3 feep, second. c, HauS iscratch)'
@eo-yar d. dash Junior Won by ". LANCE
10 varls: /. kaufman 30 yardsl. second. l..
I'rigss % yards. third Time. O:2o's.
tercer - vardsb. ". j. Strachan tscratch'
second /. Cleveland az yards), third. Time
0ne-mne run (handicap)--Won by r..
Kcoueh lscratch): J. Horowitz so yardsl },
second. j. Dale scratch. third Time. 80
$50 yari run-Won by w Yohn go Yards /;
\. Miller tscrafchl, S~co1u. }. M"la al ~
yardsl. third Time. . IL %
l4O-yard run ,hdndicapD-N by W. j..
Stracbau tscratch): :. Bodenstein t6 yardsl.
second. Time. 0:5s 20.
haudicapl-Wou by Y. Reubert DS yards (,
{ Monarl,, 90 yarcsp. second; !. McDer-
mott b2 yards). third Time. u;2a %. W.
Oue-mlle intercollegiate relay racc-Won
by Fordham University. with +. Dolan b..
Elino J. sullivan and J. Il sullivan: New
York University. with \. Lent, J.. waugh,
II Many and J. Ball. second: Manhattan
college. with e DuHy. r. GRAY. j Murphy
and ~ Ially. third. Time. 81 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09
Columbia Will Be Watched.

Although Columbia has lost ex-Captdin
Rabcock. the New Workers have the max
ing OF q high class team. They stu have
Beatty. the intercollegiate shot put cham
pion. whom no one can beat. Then. too
they have Brady in the low hurdles, sure
Is a coming man. Ia addition they can
count confidently on Jacobs. who scoref
I'm the lO0-yard dash. Wefers also eN-
pects 10 make something Of number Of
first class freshmen who matriculated at
Columbia last fell.
Yale Is an enigma The Els have lost
Captain Gardner. the intercollegiate rec
ord holder FOR the pole vault. CAPITA n
Wagner viii have his troubles 10 '"at
out Wright. Of Dartmouth, the holder pf
the worlds record. The Els still have
Diggs. who was second In the broad jump.
but in addition to him they have no men
Of known ability
Dartmouth with Wright IN the pole
vault: Enright, in the high jump, an
Ball. In the two-mic run, has three pros
pective champions. while Whitney, VINO
was third in the shot put at the Olympus
games and il first class hammer
thrower. VIII help 10 make Dartmouth
fornida bic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09
Sweep for Polytechnic
in Hamilton Indoor Games

go connected ..,..t,... ,r,rceeiouale in
va" '''''' ,,.
an unsai' u'''i '.'''.- '' .....,,.,.,
and the prizes were withheld rcn1inF
.....,, 30. i,.,,.,t.,.,l,r ono more
'.'' ..t, tho
protest Wa 4N'''' "'' "' ,,,-,
midget relay team %. Stui Ftsah' H'H"
school. which entered and won e rae"
closed 20 private H'H'"ir' ""
iued
,. ....,.. ....,..,.. tim. tho .1dgcs were
q little Jealous of mere protests. $50 they
contributed , buurl. In the G0O-yard race
''''' - -. ~, -, p.,rs school.
t..5 ,,,r yirtorv Tn. Judges mis-
-.,.. ,hc i.lI one
counted ihr i'lS '"' '"'- 49,.
, ,'' ,., 80 ,a.r... tf. r.ee had 90 boz
uh'. ''l 'i ''' r.f,.
raced over and this umo Luce OF ron!
Prep. won in Impressive style
b. kelley of Natle. Iiep. won 'oil
the 20 and 200 Yards dashes Tor novice
''' ,. i....,. ,v,nt
a.. ,.,.,,.et,d or fb. grounds that since
..,,..,... ,.,., . ro,I.. event no
Was uo, eligible Coz compete in another
~. ct.v. t..,.r.~ .i,l,I that le wac "a
l'i. Pm. NV .,L 1i. ,tc,.-, vas
movie" .'i ~" gay "I'' l, c,nsed 10
tho midgets Of Hamilton Institute, wa
an interesting race ail tne way. , i.i.
fine mule fellows lacked I'm speed they
more fbau made up iu determination.
Niontrorncry. q lltue biz OF "a lad. went
I,,er fIs Iifc drst
The summaries follow.
,l-yar, da.h ,clos~d 20 Hamilton fnsti-
,utel Won by j e. Montgomery J. jo.ephy
S Go-Ssrt e. dash tioo-pouni ,lassj-Won by
IT, Th.nstrorn. BRYANT b. IS. 4. oliver.
= 49, second. l.. KENNEL J.. s. o. ih''''
7o.y,rd d,sn tnovice)--Won 10y l.. Luce.
Poly prep. r. Mayor. Nv York AHii'if
AcaJemy. second T.. Powell, St faui Sth'oA
10-yard dash IuuloT' Won by i. kcl'f'
,,a,,tr p,eu' n MCNaboe. Cathedral Prep.
recond NJ Roil!ey +. s. 49, 'nId' I''"''
70 ~ 20 70 das, ,.cutorl-Won by e.. Lciper.
De ianc.y school. ward Mamma -
prep. second - Ranuin. brooklyn rep
third Time O.U7 80. ,.,...
44O-yard run Won by j. W"lirn.a-,.
Rloonneld X T.. H Van LasSern. Pinsty
SCHOOL. second H. Itouichan M'"""'''"
PEE. third Time. 0.5G.
= McGsieSe' seton nan with put Of 80
feet H. inches. ~. Ross. IRVING acho2,,'
ii' ngeSlanG Xayiar Prep. ,hlrd. win put
81 4s feet q. Inches ,,.
ceoyard aa.h ,scnioT!. g, o.. ny Rrodhiyn
pro- Sr9, - set J%"n W1ioa erasmus iai High
School. tlird. Time 10 80. = s,cu,e
putting I.-pouud shot--Non ny - 'P'.'.
Poly prep with PM Of 80 i,'' 70 i"' ,l5f
a. pgt or u fc.t lo', inches. Iart,r 81 stug
yesaut High school. third. with pun VI
Al feet - inches r,,,,,t..-,,.
SSO-yard run-N Won nt - "a Z
Manhattan Prep. Cooke. bl"'',," ttird
second. e.. Hand. Stul N'a""l w. -
Time, II. 49,. ,.t,s.I 70 schools
49, yard midget relay rae ''ll''I 49,, g..
OF Public schools Athletic L'atu' 8,ouo't ,n1
Publ. school - Fih'. NI'!'H..,. 80"
Walker. Public school - ,"''t,"' se''.nd
man Kosenblo0m ana Nthu.uoI, 60
Public school ~ 1hneeh'rs' Adh"S''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09
Easily Captures Point Trophy,
with Total OF 81.
WENZ WINS MILE CONTEST
New Jersey Sohoolboy Runs
Game Race-Several Protests
Add TO Lively Programme.

The g.ay-clad athletes Of the Poly
tcchnic Preparatory school. Of Brook
Ign. swept all before them IN the annual
indoor track and field games OF HGnil-
ton Institute at the list Reg ment Arm
DRY yesterday afternoon and with a
total Of % points captured the point
trophy Poly was twenty-one points
ahead Of Brooklyn Prep which captured
second bonors. IS points. and Manhattan
Prep was third. with - points TO its
credit Trailing along after the thre"
leaders came Bloomfield High School and
Xavier Prep, tied with II points; Enele-
wood High School. with 10 points: Stuy-
vesant High School. with 8 points, and
the toys Of Erasmus Hall High School
with points. Hamilton Institute scored
only one point
Louis Ezra Wenz. Of Eoselle High
School. of New Jersey. won stirring
yictory IN the one-mile run over Car
lock. Of Bloomfield High School. Wenl
was pressed for more than three-quar-
ters Of mile by his opponent. but ne
came away strongly IN the last lap and
a half and broke the tape winner % d
comfortable margin in 4.39 l-5. 1t was
a fieet-footed held that lined up for the
race. and il vas predicted that Wenz
would have 20 run in almost record time
20 win.
Garlock. Thompson. of Poly Prep:
Armstrong. OF Stuyvcsant. and Moriarty'
Of Richmond Hill. We're almost equal
choices with the Jersey champion. From
the bark OF the gun the pack sped along
al a fast clip. with Moriarty forcing the
pace. Wenz. however. was always I'm po-
eitio1 To make his bid. and when the
time came he went out and raced his
fold into submission Thompson fin
ished close on the heels Of Garlock, and
had he timed his sprint "a little better
might well have captured second honors.
Eddie Ward Of Manhattan Prep. en-
tered the games and was allowed TO
compete under protest. ~ was brought
ont i'm the protest that Ward had been
reDresenting both Manhattan College and
Manhattan Prep in open competition.
DR. Shaw. 81 Hamilton Institute, said
that he would bring the matter before
the registration committee OF the ANA
,eur Athletic Union for final decision.
The relay team of Englewood High
School. which won its race in impressiv e
fsehion. was also protested. II was
charged that the Nanderbeek brothers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09
ROTH WINS RACE BY YARDS
Captures Three Mile Handicap
at Hebrew Games.

Arthur Roth. of the Mohawk Athletic
club the junior metropolitan champion
never ran in better form in winning the
three-mile open handicap run at the an
nual games OF the Young Mems Hebrew
Association. held at the 22d Regiment
Armory last night
Roth received an allowance of 100
Yards, and after overtaking the limit
handicap competitors on the third lap
held the lead To the tape He won by
thirty-hve yards over Harry j. Smith, the
ten-mile national champion. Eddie Jor-
dan. the Xavier track captain. also ran a
strong race and finished third.
In the one-miIe open handicap walk
Frank Plant. Of the Mohawk Athletic
Club. and sam Schwartz. OF the Irish
American Athletic Club, broke the tape
together in a dead heat. Schwartz won
1rs: prize on the toss Of a coin.
The summaries follow;
sSo-yard run (senior)--Won by NJ.
Taub, e2d street; j. Taub. 92d street, sec
ond r. Slevin. Williamsburg. third.
Time. 2:l5 3-5.
seward dash (senior)-Won by r.
shapiro. 92d street q. Glassheiss. South
Rrooklyn. second: A. RoseH. Mount Ner-
non. third Time, oo7 20.
Two-mile run-Won by g. Lowtz. 92d
street: VI Taub. ed street, second; NJ.
Ros~n. Mount Vernon. third. Time. 1851.
One-mile walk (open; handicapl--
Dead heat between +. Plaut, Long ISL
and Athletic Club Is seconds) and =.
schwartz. Irish American Athletic Club
as seconds; \. Voelmerke, Pastime
Athletic Club Go secondsl, third. Time,
ZOE Id.
Three-mile run (open; handicap)--W
by A. Roth. Mohawk Athletic Club
GaO yards): ~. j. Smith. unattached
(scratch), second f.. Jordan. Xavier
Athletic Association go yards). third.
Time l4:3S SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09
1wo.thirdS Of 1912 !nterColIe.
uiate Point Winners Still
on Hand.
ZONES ALREADY A FAVORlTE
Cornell Captain Expected to
Win Both Mile and Half Mile
Runs as Climax to Mem
orable Career.
Nv Edward Il. Bushnell.

Not in many years has an intercollo-
giate track and field season opened with
so many point winners from the previous
year among the candidates for further
honors. Nearly two-thirds of the 1912
point winners are still in college and
will be ready if they were champions
last year 10 defend their titles. or II
they we're merely point winners TO strive
for "a better position OF the men who
scored last year there have been lost 5v
graduation or other causes those who
scored fifty points. leaving scattered
through the universities as the nucleus
FOR this years teams men who scored
niuet! three points. Not in the last If
teen years at least have such conditions
existed. As rule from a half to two
third Of the years point winners are
seniors.
The University of Pennsylvania is the
heaviest loser The Quakers won the
championship last year with a total OF
twenty-eight points. The senior class
scored fourteen Of these Michigan suf-
fcfs nothing at all having retained all
Of the men who scored her total of If
teen points last year. Cornell also fares
well The 1thacans finished second with
seventeen and one-half points and only
two men. who between them scored four
points have been lost. This leaves Cor
nell with a winning nucleus of thirteen
and one half points. Syracuse suffer.
heavily by the graduation OF Rciduath.
who scored ten Of The twelve points
The following table shows at a glance
how the various colleges Jared in 1912.
with the point winners lost and re-
tanned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09
PEppIE FIVE WINDS UP YEAR.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune

IBy Telegraph 10 Ih' irlpun''l
Hightstown, y. j.. March s-feddie
closed her basketball season In blaze OF
glory to-day by defeating the Trenton
High School five ny score OF o. to IL.
Peddle did not allow Trenton single
goal
This was Peddie's tenth consecutive
victory without defeat. She has beaten
Lawrenceville. Williamson, Trenton and
all the leading scholastic teams OF this
section.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09

q hard race last year and did some an
usually good running at the Olympic
games Uaimter-h FL, another man Who
will boar WATCHING lie was not IN his
best condition last year on account Of
previous Illness Kolicr who finished
fourth I'm the hammer throw. IS sure TO
better his position. Both Marden ana
Ti'lcy. OF Dartmolt.. arc ont. and since
Cable of Harvard. The winner OF the
event last year is an crratic performer
the Michigan man has an even chanc" 10
finish first with Beatty Of Columbia
stiu ~ COLLEGE toh'or has not much OF
d chance To- better his position q second
place which pc won in tho shot put last
wear Sargent rs quite likely % improve
his position In the hirl jump. Last year
was his first 3D. iutcrcolle g.atc comret-
ton. and h. failed 20 reach his best marx
in conreHtion 10y half foot. with Buy
dick and Lane on. OF tho way, be has AT
least an even chance with Enright. oil
Dartmouth. for first place.
NJ ,te men who scored 10 points Tor
Harvard last year two have been los,
representing points They are Nlthihs-
ton who finished first in the two-mile
run and made new intercollegiate rec
ord. and Ranney. who was fourth IN the
quarter mile run. Tho other point "'n-
ncrs retained are De Gczzaldi. who was
fourth in the eo0-yard dash. Gable, who
was first In tho hammer and Batch 'ldef.
who was fourth in the shot put. There
Is not much chance OF De Gozzaldl get
ting anything more in the sprints. on "a
count Of the high class men who will be
new competitors this year and Batchel-
de- will have 20 better his previous re-
Torrance 70 get better than fourth place
against the men who beat him last voar.
Bric<lev. tho sensational football PLAYER
ia an all around track and field athlete
and IN particular. very good high
irrnpo-. CAPTAIN Cummings did not score
on the hurdles last year, but he die the
year before and the Crimson expects MN
10 come back. 1sw,ess. who was fourth in
the mile run in 1911, is another man VINO
is quite sure TO be o point winner this
wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09
WILLIAMS FIVE VICTORS
Closes Season by Defeating the
N. Y. University Team.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Williamstown. Mass. March s.-Will-
Jams closed "A successful basketball sea-
son this evening by defeating New York
University by "A score of 80 to 10. The
game was humorous rather than scien-
tifc. Much Of the play was on the
ground. although Hodge and Page at
times showed evidence Of the Williams
mid season form. Close guarding pre-
vented team work and attempts at long
shots were not usually successful
The lineup and summary follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09
VALE GYMNASTS PERFORM.

The gymnastio team of Vale University
gaye "A Joint exhibition last night with
IN. Newark Academy team at the latter's
gymnasium High and William streets
Newark. before "a big crowd. The work,
particularly OF the college men, was
smooth and attractive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09
Cornell VS.. Pennsylvania.

From the foregoing II will be seen that
Pennsylvania and Cornell are on almost
even terms I'm the matter OF 1912 point
winners. IL either one OF them wins this
year. victory will depend more upon the
ability OF the new men. II Lippincott. Pat
terson and Marshall. who either could not
compete last year or were incapacitated.
come UP TO form they should give Penn
sylvania an added strength that Cornell
does not look to have from it's 1915 class.
That. however. 10 something that will be
developed as the season progresses.
The Michigan team will bear the closest
kind OF watching Craig. the winner OF
the low hurdles. should be many yards
better than any other low hurdlcr In the
college ranks. Captain Han. who was
second IN the quarter-mile, ought 10 be
at his best this year. lie gave Reidpath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09
substitutes Denpsen for

Substitutes -Dcmpsen for Freeman. Narten
for HAY. g. Mclaughlin for Hefront Stewart
Tor ] Mclaughlin butcher for g. Mclaughlin.
Baskets from foor-iiodge ~, Victor ~.
Freeman 90. Page 40. Dempsey, C. McLaugh-
lin ~. butcher. kcsrny. Mcdonald. J. Nc
Iaughlln Baskets from foul Freeman. Me
Dorald "a. Fouls called--On Williams. I. on
X Y L. g Refer..-Iiehir OF Worcester.
Timer GIchrist ~ Williams. Time OF halves
-Tventy minutes each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09
SENATORS WIN FIRST GAME.

Charlottesville. Va, March s.-The Wash
ington Senators played their first game
Of the season here to-day and defeated
the University of Virginia by score Of
TO g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09
Point Winners Lost and
Held By College Teams

the result OF me "'A
at
have been o'' " ad"ao" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09

lO0-yard dash ouoNcej-Won by G.. g. DAM.
IT. 81 naval Battalion. \. SiaAman. 80 ies
im,ut ,crond. J. " Northrldge. 23i Resi-
tuent. third. Time. OILS.
100 yard dash championship Won by T. J..
Stephenson. l3th Regiment. 6. l.. Clarke' "a
I..rtnent. second. !. NJ Rosenbergcr, 18Th
Regiment. thrd. Time, o:lU'b.
ssu. Yard RON Won by a r. kiviat. 18Th
Regiment. Homer Baker, ,th Resinent Sc
nrd % " De Gruchey, 23d Regiment third.
Time los. mn, 49,,
Or,.milo bicycle race Won by Eddie Good
win 1911 Regiment. o. Bowker sth Regiment
coast ARTILLERY. second; g. Nehiant, list Resi-
Igeut third Time 2:26.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-27
THE PORTLAND WATER FRONT.

HE OREGON JOURNAL much dsgned the decision the
supreme title the Portland front
the idea that the court
the forgets intere it. The
did the conditions the legislature did that fifty
Portland has asleep all that the effect of the legislatures
The Journal think that the people of Portland have been
which probably of spat performed by
the legislature if ALL by the court 1t must be
when poan performed that Mutnomah
the city Portland both represented the legislature and
that the bill that Pand rights probably backed by Port
lands This alter the effects of the act
aate the offense The injury been and there
This with the American idea We things and then kick
develop the
pile failed And while doing this permit the
kind of things while kicking against
icular that has suddenly confronted
We have ifed school lands and letting
who rights has
estimate less than 100000 horsepower in her mountain
that permitting grab that them This
valuable property that should closely and hand down those
after which will gone Then fu
the when it holds that the
blame for holding that the owned
the rights having deliberately given them
that Portland has lost her rights
simply effect peoples through their
slators and that that action was irrevoeabe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-27
LET IT BE SALEM BEAUTIFUL.

ALEM is FORTUNATE in having that per
init extended identifying Whoever laid a
deserves the thanks of the whole community and of all who shall
after to take advantage of this and to make Salem
for they all handicapped by having
and already beautiful streets opportunity for decoration that
other possesses wide sidewalk space
parking the of the walks and for making them vetabe
gardens This has been quite extensively the results
gratifying The South
is well worth walking there Around
Col Hofer places in
The parking between the walk the with beautiful
making of the show places of the city and this trng
Of either time The beautiful
Ho which
the Cl adds greatly to this view There others
on to this merely illustration of
Just let imagination riot for picture
the city would look like all the sidewalks bordered
little unison Of effort the laying of plan
there would be harmonious whole the
benefit and would produce charming results This something
citizen should take keen interest his part
pshing AS whole it would
property owners does anything
the result would be grand display that could be valed
the the world Let citizen
outline and pan that there will
then it." Roses perhaps best purpose,
Others but should be taken something
brief duration in its Towering There thing pro,
duce such wonderful effects that would ornamental
the coming here have Salem ndey
Begin the good work this and keep until
sidewalk in the city that not bordered
gether this remembering that it something
the but that
collectively and that should take the pride community
dooyar qualification
much that Of visitors that should this Let
town such that children will remember with pleasure
locate after Let Salem be fixed their
homes fixed the place EARTH
We do this with but little effort and with tHg expense viii
ii 1t up to YOU.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-27
A Worker Appreciates This.

VIM. Morris, a resident of Florence,
Oregon, says; "For the last fourteen
years my kidneys and bladder lncapaci.
tated me for all work. About eight
months ago I began using Foley Kidney
Pills, and they have done what othe;
medicines failed to do, and now I am
doing and feeling fine. I heartily rec.
ommeud Foley Kidney Pills" Foley
Kidney Pills do not contain habit form
ing drugs and are tonic in acting, quick
in results, They will help any case Of
kidney trouble not beyond the reach Of
medicine. DR.. Stones Drug Store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-27
TO THE OLD BATTLE GROUND.

AIE OLD BOYS fifty years engaged
pleasant profitable business Of pothuntng will
gather at Gettysburg to talk old tmo live again.
oy The n and gray
will together walk the ground where fifty they
deadly strife different feelings
er fo they seeking hut each other pleasure
uniforms beat the old against which
batlod fcce that upheld desperate
Bravo gallant ALL they realize admire the
chyay the other proud country produced only
kind north SOUTH victory the other
unhumbd they wmge with
spcct Tho quarrel the fighting ended and my and hate
vanished Shoulder shoulder and hand
old hoy Of both sides win exchange experiences lovingly
tery they Oregon did splendid thing making
possible for the old in this distant
tcd and take the reuion The only
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-27
IS THE HONOR SYSTEM A suooEss7

oVERNoR WEST enthusiast the subject of the hOnor"
ten Being enthusiast he apt to he confident in his
ing the benefits of that much like parent
N generally finds hard to admit shortcomings child
He with somewhat predced eyes This perhaps fault
but just condition The points out that there
from the when prisoners under they
loose honor He that there
June first when the practically all under guard than in all the
five months between January first and June first He points
only honor escaped and other attempted escape
caught llo also calls attention escaped
first and that Of these honor men,
It is also stated that since June first the guard has been c
ed by 80 per cent If the honor system working nicely why the
number Of guards ncrcedf Why the expense
Ec result' If the honor em
instead of cnrtomg III Why employ guards only the
number Of eapc' We confess that the governors
strike squaing with his practice