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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-24

r. W Power of the Farmers Ma
tional bank, Mayesville. spent Sunday
in chickasha with his family
Three cakes OF Palm Olive soap.
worth f0c. free with each soc bottle
Of Palm Olive cream. This week only.
j. II. Brownson. the RexalI Store.
ll-24-3t
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ holland returned
last night from Enid. where they have
been the guests OF friends.
Have you tried the Sunshine cakesg
We have them in chocolate, nut. raisin.
loaf and Russian style fruit cake. Alb
ercrombie Grocery Co ll-24-St
Lamar Moseley returned last night
from verden. where he has been the
guest Of friends.
Tangerines. kumquats. pineapples.
grape fruit. grapes. oranges. apples and
bananas. Abercrombies. ll-2i-st
The Daily Express has plenty OF oil
and gas leases for sale. tt
Willis Elledge. who spent Sunday in
Kingfisher with friends. returned last
night to his home in Chickasha.
Three cakes of Palm Olive soap.
worth 4Oc, free with each soc bottle
OF Palm Olive cream. This week only
H. j. Brownson, the Rexall Store.
ll-24-St
w. A. Schwartz of Oklahoma City
is spending several days in Chickasha
on business.
A few advertising spaces left on the
curtain at the Majestic theater In
quire at the box office If Interested. 1t
Call go Haie's market. for Thanks
giving dressed turkeys 11-22-4t
w. G. Feeks left this morning for
Anadarko, where he will spend the
week on business.
Call 80. Hales market for Thanks
ging dressed turkeys. li22-4t
Free, with each soc bottle of Palm
Olive cream. three. cakes of Palm Olive
soap, worth 4Oc. This week only. IL.
}. Brownson, the RexalI store.
1l-24-st
Miss Lucille Stewart returned last
night from verden, where she visited
friends.
For the Love of Man" Reliance
two reel feature. and The Children's s
Hour" from Longfellow. Majestic. II
V, +. Tyrrell, who has spent the past
ten days in Galveston. returned yes
terday to his home in this city.
On account of vaudeville commenc-
ing Thanksgiving Day. the Majestic
prices will be 10 and Is cents. Ii
Pete Cox of Rush Springs is visiting
his brother, Ross Cox. in this city.
~His first performance Kozy to-
! day. 1t
Hz9H. NENUG
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-24

Globe Store is best. not biggest
Ewel Slaughter visited friends in
Verden yesterday.
II 1t leaks, wen fix it. Roy English.
Plumbing. Phone s4l. 7-l5-tf
Miss Edwina nkard was the. guest
of friends in verden Sunday
Get your harness and harness repair
ing of Wadsworth & White. If
NJ. H. Blaine of Waurika spent sun
day in chickasha with friends.
DR.. Martha Bledsoe, who has spent
the past two weeks in Rochester,
Mimi, is expected to return to her
home in chickasha tomorrow.
Ed Riddle spent Sunday in verden,
the guest OF friends.
Free, with each soc bottle of Palm
Olive cream, three cakes of Palm Olive
soap, worth 40c. This week only II.
]. Brownson. the Rexall Store.
ll-24-st
VIM. Wyatt Of Rush Springs is bus
mess visitor in the city today.
"The Children's Hour" from Long
fellws poem. Majestic. 1t
H. r. Wilson of FL Reno is spending
the day in Chickasha on business.
Leave your order now for your
Thanksgiving turkey Abercrombie
Grocery Co. li-24-St
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hanna Of Alex. spent yes
terday in Chickasha with friends
All kinds of cheese. fish and kosher
sausage at Abercrombie's. 11-24-3t
e. o. KiIley spent Sunday in Ana
darko with friends.
We will have the celebrated seal
shipped oysters in original pints and
quarts for your Thanksgiving dinner
Abercrombie Grocery Go. li-24-3t
Miss Dorothea Quigley spent sunday
in Verden, the guest of friends
-4--
All kinds Of fancy imported figs.
dates. raisins and all kinds Of nuts at
Abercrombies ll-24-3t
Miss Edythe Mae Reville, who has
been the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Burk for the past week. will return to-
morrow to her home in El Reno
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-24
State Of Ohio. city of Toledo,
Troa~ rsonntxr IS.

State OF Ohio. city Of Toledo,
a. Lucas County. %.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath tha. ne Is
senior partner Of the firm OF +. j. Cheney
& Co, doing business in the City Of To-
ledo, County and State aforesaid. and
that said firm will pay the sum Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
cry case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day Of December,
A. ID. 1886.
(SeaD A. w GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls catarrh Cure is taken Internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Send for
testimonials. free.
Sold by all Druggists 75c.
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-24

Walter Edwards and family. who
have been living in Muskogee, have re.
turned to Chickasha and are living al
512 Pennsylvania avenue.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-14

History mRkes much ado over the captains and the kings. and cr0%ns and erarleta glitter fannusly In tnse mId verge. BhL the rudnst s09e would scarce celenrdte mud Hn6 shoe pnEiHh'
 let when one stops tc consider it. the deed nt the yGnkse sailor he's, who stained and hIaGknned thsir uhiin uniForms with thai aans shoe polish ana mnd 30 that they eotfid Ioln mrobsrrveH tho chaTsc Of their comrades against inc hostile force tsi' trenchc6 on COyhtore hill. has herCl" s+uM Tn it, worth ! Efory and bADnd nT the hsEe.
 After all, rnrd and shfsA polish Arc auLie aa pretty As blood and wounds and either becomes diEhifie6 v11cr worn ne the neoassnry dress end nrnA ment of ralnr. Hack & human &AGt and sct iE 70 xrin and IEow aorcsS the
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NOME, ALASKA JAk. I4, 1sfa.
THE MINING LAW.

1T thai IENr miniI's law Is as In:a' rrailn aE ir iE hArAred tn n% by Snn+ members of the legal fraternity iL < right :lnd pTvprr tI,hl IH .si',htcDnn thgs AnnuIS he cxros~d ard tha' steps be taken so prprent Alusks froT lrccOminE mass of missrrubIr iitign- IL1II,
 Thr following nnirtS have been E1sAds b. . well knpwr lawyer %hJ has studied the seIjegl;:
 IT lh4 !iW is Gvfrl wnr .hopId in= hn1itatinnE be confined Io placer clnIms and net also to lode cInimA?
 In pror idlnE IhaI 10 rIIiW shalt De rr4VsEs 1hnn Inrrc IirTs IIa er@nicsi width ii prevents thP location of q majority 0e cxistIus. Nnd pusaihIy of future. frurLtUns ILR one etLlnL True. uees ate Is:INiH shoe strjnc$.-
 An association claim UC 1b !IcreS can he located without 'tzEsnciaI9z- and In the name nf enc individual. Tue law Rnys Cone CT EnLh of such I0ca- tIuns riHY la included in un kssuS'lM' 7 tion t:Iaitn."
 Inilasnurh :,s ru psrsUn can locate nIure than i've claims In ary nTte raIcn6nr month. it will be impossible iS pasR upon the title tn each location without III Axln,na1tnu If the rrEoris rs ryerv ,~enrdLnE office In rhe trr. tfiory; and even then oRc rstnnrt know whether the statutory limit haa h@Hn exceeded bccAuse thcTG IS ho Inv making 1t rompu[serY la i"cprd l"ca tons uld und,r .hr ninety day ulaust Gxrd Iul' rnvorii1tIon me wNuld EhVn an Wait al InaEt for rhe TILr. ming VGL DF aIscts period. The Iu% dpe4 not cnmpeI nr admit evidence tf the f1ct e1 l.a proven hy SGldn'it,
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k
 Power of attorney under wsrtHh 10 ration is made Is not rrtlulred tc b+ recordaA in the recording ot1ire ur th< 4IIstrsrt hut in the judlylHl diviHcE where lnu locntlvn is made. So thn' W nerHon finding CIAlm nuruvrtEHE tc be IuIAtsd by An attnrne1 in fart VIII hnvo to examine ths r~cprds nf the ssysraI recording onaeea in the aiyis- lon baforn he can dateTLnIne 1re exiUt- eneA of the power. If he hndA fhe power ho ~il, next 1nquitE whether tha alleged principal hER secure" other t"rArlonz. and hn~' MHny' In uther parts Uf AlAzEa- If ne naH eerured more than two locations nI a'' 1, {. fair to cnneIuds tkat ths aiAiu1 Is subtnct so relocation, Without such cr.tlcz, examination A FeinrAtor iH ID danger uf placing kIhhAelf In the cate- ccry pe Q Jnnpss. and # he t@ksA ttrne to nsa,ss tr,a iuYesusAtson ths chancss nre that hs VIII Rhd ths claim iocAteo hy another.
 rnaAr tho circumstances htles m der the locations of the Wicker9hAm act sssr, to be An unknown quantity n fact Whieh will be dISccvsrad when tho ctzint Ie placed pn tho market
 Ii h said that inc law cnu1a1ns ,Averal other unfortunate faults which are f,.tal and If such Ia Lre case no time should be lust 1n having inc matter rsctInsA- It really does seeru chat the criticisms ara nniy too well and this n1Mst be regarded as q vrry scrInus state of "ftnirs indesd
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-14
EFFICIENCY THRoUQh MENTAL
 FREEDOM


 Efficiency Is the word of shA haIr. 4 national society has been formed Id advance efficiency In all branches ot public ana private enterrV1Ee. And '' succIsI crIgplIltet. If the housh oi representa- tIVss has just tiled its rs- pofi an ChIx cnErUssiHg suhtect. Ttst report furnsrhe% "a good text for pTt- rata meditation upon the meaning oi sK1cEency and the rays and mc"ns of uttaiuing iL
 The report dt>ss well in crlicialhs; the Taylor system nt shop manage - uruL and all other similar systcms- % ynr as they undertake to increuse the product 1f industry by holding T stou waLIrh over all ths nnIIseulAr nc tIonH nf .L human belns. No reel E"inS tr eN4%crcy ran eevT ho got through
 nokin. q man Eo ny machinery. The real guius all lie fn the other direo- ttou, r wit. through stIrEirE up the man to make better machines. The faeH that few superior men iu factoH3'-ur in I seats-should dV all the ,hlpkirs md planning fer the rest is ct hest ansci6Us and 1llusorS. It may secm for R noFnent to lDc4<AAt: ths output. but in the lOux run 1t Ariea ,Ip rhs very springs nI wealth.
 For at bUtty aH wealth. i'd ths pro- duet TruL nf muscular motions but of personally interested thtnktn8. Whit ever can he dHne by nh,h moving under A atar watch could he dnne bet ter hy z Mrlrhine-nnd ought ia n6 done that way.
 Tho MnRt 4Eictrnr organization for n shnp-1r al brAt@ts the kiE1 that nuts ths highest premium on the men" tsI freedom of tine HorKrnnT. in the pursuit of now und bcrrer WAVE ot dN. Ing things.
 The hest management EuP 1 business or u sovsrnnsnt k the management that Is hsesr from bHRsts and from aIl furm of arbitrary Nuthor4ty-ThHe being quick and powerful tn appr6- cante :. good pteccc of work and RiVe. the aoer q Sraer han'l So he cHn d0: MoR-EX.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-14
City Official Paper

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-14
NUGGET MING AND DREDGING
 MAGAZINE

tTSHuud Annually in 0ctptEer-l lTTs per DEpI ..''-''-. ''ss'pVS J'rIFr JH+-r tsnlv n1aisd ..........,SS SSc
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-14

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-14

i.atE& fla- AdvnHIsiAg space in i7y kueHa Hn sIlpliUatioll.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-14

eUHHcHIFTfpN RATES.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-14
NOME PUBLISHING CO., DIVINE & MAYNARD Sole Owners and Publishers

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-14
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-14

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-14

MININa q uRErnrNo EDITION.
 Tha Mining R4ArTredIMg Edition or the NorlA Daily Nugget are on "0ls at prt1er -asaQEO Co. Lomsa BroA.
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AEhn xoiIR LAuNnRY

aENp TpuH kA0N To sAs Peoples. LAnzdrT -hAFs son ~lll rs0sivA U%fFrsEk szssst+6 Ds uons but %hIts 6acsss. wA< recsiT1 tha sfAuAar4 NaGAA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-14

N"nne Weekly hiEgAt. tnnhtn ..G0r E9nG Weekly Nugget. 1 year .-tk.0p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-20
CORNELL TEAM IMPROVES
Sharpe Drives Squad Through
Another Hard Scrimmage.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.


ithaca. y. Y, Nov. 1.-THE Cornell
football squad had another long. hard
practice here to-day, in which there were
frequent substituuons by the scrub for
varsity players.
The varsity was on the offensive most
of the time, and had little trouble In get
ting through the scrub for good gains.
Improvement along many lines was no.
ticed in the work of the backheld.
Plumbing and mixing up signals, two
things which have handicapped the play
ing of the new varsity for some time.
are fast disappearing. With three more
DAYS of scrimmaging in store for the
squad these defects no doubt Will be re-
duced 10 a minimum.
Williams's work at centre to-day was
more promising than ever. He played d
smashing game from start TO hnish ana
has proved himself much better man
than either Cool or McCutcheon. Macll-
vaine, who has been playing for the last
three weeks with the scrub, was shifted
temporarily to fullback on the varsity
to-day in place of Lair. Barretts INJURY
has taken a turn for the better, and by
the end of the week he will be back IN
his old position at quarterback. Prick Is
giving Munsick good fight for his posi-
ton at right guard, and because OF his
weight will probably replace Munsick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-20
Fencers Plan Long and
Busy Season This Winter

Association, soree. for three weapons.
Feb. 2i--At FenccTs' Club, Junior sabre ana
duelling sword competition, A. i. l.. a. gold,
silver and bronze medals.
March AT New York Turn Verein. junior
championship with foils. a. +. l.. a. gold. sill
yer and bronze medals.
March 9-At New York Athletic Club. three
weapon contest with foil, duelling sword and
sabre for presidents medals.
March lG-At New York Turn Verein, team
championship with foils. for A. +. l. A. cup
and gold medals 10 winners.
March q and 2S-At New York Athletic
Club. qualifying prellminaries for national
championship with fois. duellng swords ana
sabres.
April AT Fencers' Club, women's Junior
champlonship with foils, a. +. l.. A. gold.
silver and bronze medals.
April AT Fencers' Club, interschoastic
team competition with foils. y. +. l.. a. sill
yer medals 10 winners.
April G-At Fencers' Club. team championship
with duelling swords for J. Sanford Saltus
trophy and A. +. J.. A. gold medals to win
ncrs
April date 10 be announced)-At Hotel Aston.
national championship finals with foil. duelling
sword and sabre
LONG ISLAND DIVISION.
Jan 3l-At Bedford Branch Young Mems
Christian Association junior sabre contest for
Or. r. A. Buys medals.
Feb AT Central Branch Young Mems
Christian Association. Junior three-man team
contest with fois for Manrique trophy.
March 1g-At Crescent Athletic club, junior
foils competition for Or. T. A. Buys medals.
April AT Crescent Athletic CUB, Long
island Division championship in Junior foils.
April l6-At Crescent Athletic club, novice
foils competition for Crescent Athletic Club
Nav AT Crescent Athletic Club foils COM
petition for Dr. De witt c. Smith war trophy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-20
SMITH RISKING LITTLE
expects to Beat Hagan in Ten
Round Bout To- night.

Gunboat" Smith, who stepped into the
forefront Of the heavyweights by deci-
HVeiy outpointlng Sam Langford in Bos-
'on the other night. will meet Ed Hagan.
ue Western boxer. in ten-round con-
Jest at the Atlantic Garden A. c. to-
hight.
few there are who believe that Smith
nsking his chance to box Jack john
son for the heavyweight championship by
meeting Hsgan. Although he is essen
uslly fighter. Hagan is not without
sone knowledge OF boxing skill. He has
eot been defeated In his contests on the
raeific Coast, where he IS regarded as a
possible champion. and has won many Of
A's contests by knockouts.
IN the minds of the many Smith is not
running any too great risk. After his
Nohderful exhibition against Langford,
sho Is still formidable, Smith rules a
,,aong. almost a prohibitiye, favorite.
as mas picked up much skill in boxing,
'o with his unquestioned hitting ability
mould be able 10 take care Of himself in
my company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-20
Conservatives Win After Lively
Fight at Amateur Leagues
Annual Meeting.
TO NUMBER THE PLAYERS
McGrath Is Observation-Disclosures
aid, Mitchell, Kinsella and
Smith Join Wanderers.

The conservative element won a de-
cided victory at the first meeting of the
new executive committee of the Amateur
Hockey League at the st. Nicholas Skat-
ing Rink last night. 1t was decided to
continue TO play the game with seven
men, notwithstanding the fact that three
of the clubs were exceedingly anxious to
change the playing code and use SIX men
on local ice.
The executive committee, however, de-
cided TO number the players and TO use
a new electric score board that will be
put up by the management of the rink.
The motion to use an electric clock was
lost; in fact, every motion to change the
rules OF the game went by the board
One OF the most important points de-
cided was the reinstatement of John Nc
Grath. He had been disqualified two
years ago. along with f. Garon. AS Garon
was reinstated last winter. the executive
committee came TO the conclusion that
McGrath also should be allowed 10 play.
Hardly had the player been reinstated
than both the Wanderer Hockey Club and
the Irish-American Athletic Club fled a
signed certificate saying that the rein
stated man was going to play on its team.
What will be the outcome of the filing of
two certificates will have TO be decided
at a later meeting of the committee.
Four Of the strongest amateur hockey
players in this country, who last year
represented the Irish-Amercan Athletic
Club in the Amateur Hockey. League $
annual tournament jumped 10 the Wan
derers Skating Club last night. Melon
aid. Smith, Kinsella and Mitchell are the
men who changed their allegiance, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-20
Sepen Man Hockey Teams
on the Ice This Winter

with them In the fighting front with Nc
Grath the chances for the Wanderers 10
win the championship are more than even.
governing committee, consisting of
President William Russell, Hockey Club
r. Condor. Wanderers, and r. L. Won
Bernuth, st. Nicholas, was appointed. A
schedule committee made up of r. l.. Won
Bernuth, St Nicholas; J. O'Brien, Irish
Americans; X. Condor, Wanderers L. de
Casanova, Hockey Club, and w. Dolby.
also was appointed to draw up playing
dates for the winter. Z. O'Donnell, New
York Athletic Club. also is on the com
mittee, but IT is doubtful If he will at
tend the meeting on Friday night, as IT Is
4 question whether the Winged Foot club
will put team on the ice this year.
There will be double round robin for the
championship.
The Taylor puck was adopted for three
years. subject 10 satisfaction each winter
Of the executive committee. 1t is the first
time in the history of the sport that a
puck has been adopted for longer than a
single playing season.
The vote on the six-man proposition
created the greatest fight of the night.
AS predicted in The Tribune yesterday,
the clubs were evenly divided. The Cres-
cent Athletic Club, the Wanderers
Hockey Club and the Irish-American
Athletic Club all voted TO change the
playing rule and allow only six men on a
side The Hockey Club of New York,
the New York Athletic club, which has
a vote in league matters until it an
nounces that it will not have team on
the ice. and the St. Nicholas Hockey
Club voted to play seven men.
According TO the constitution, the pres
ident casts a deciding vote in the case Of
a tie. William Russell, Hockey Club.
president Of the league. continued to
vote against the change. and the motion
was lost cannot be brought up again
this winter, according to a common point
of law.
The delegates present were William
Russell. Hockey Club; r. Won Bernuth,
St. Nicholas: j. O'Brien, Irish American
A. c.; r. Condor. Wanderers Hockey
Club; S. Martin. Crescent Athletic Club.
and r. ODonnell. New York Athletic
Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-20
NAME A. A. u. COMMITTEES
New President Sticks to Three
Former Chairmen.

Alfred J. LII, jr., OF Boston. the newly
elected president of the Amateur Athletic
Union, announced yesterday the person.
mel of the committees which will carry
through the work for the coming year:
Judge Barlow 5. Weeks. chairman OF
the legislative committee; James r. Sulli-
van. chairman OF the championship COM
mittee and Frederick w. Ruben, chair
man OF the record committee. were re-
tanned
The more important committees follow;
National NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. +. Sullivan
New York city. chairman; ]. Morris Duhhe
Portland. + ]. Curran. ~. LOUIS, II; =.
city: l.. a. Bendetto. New orleans; >, r,
Facey. Cambridge Mass. 4. 7. Cox, Ph!ladel-
phia, and W. Burdick Baltimore
Observation-Disclosures Barlow s. Weeks. New
York city. chairman. With a. g. Mis- Gus,
tayus y. Kirby. Colonel II. NJ j Honbsoh ana
Terrence Farley. all Of New York Cliy' also
acting on the board.
Championshlp-Jame f. sullivan; New YORK
city. chairman. Jurge Barlow 5. Weeks. New
York city: Edward =. Babb, Boston; Everett
4 VroW-n. chicago, r. J. Curran, -. Louis;
O =. Paving Philadelphia @. j.. Turner,
baltimore. T. Morris Dunno. Portland, and j..
Elliott. san Francisco.
FINANCE II Carter, Boston. chairman; r.
! V Dclany, New York City. Major John j.
D,von Sew York city; ". scott o'Connor.
New York ci,y> and a. E. Goldsmith. Seattle.
q. r. Hepburn. OF this city. was APP
pointed chairman OF the basketball COM
mttee. while Frederick W. Ruben is at
the head OF the record committee. with
Otto Wahle. +. ]. Walsh. Colonel w. b.
HOtchkin and Richard II. Kelsey. also OF
this city, among others named.
Joseph b. Maccabe. OF Boston, is chair
man Of the Fairgrounds committee. with
Terrence Farley as the New York repre-
sentative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-20
NO COACH ON THE BENCH
Williams Students Take First
Step in Their Baseball Reform.

Williamstown. Mass, Nov. 1.-the stu
dents of Williams College voted here to-
night by vote Of III to 50 to recon-
mend that the coach Of their baseball
team shall not be allowed to sit on the
bench with the players during the games.
This action was announced as the first
step Of the kind TO be taken by any
college in connection with the movement
to eliminate the professional element IN
baseball.
Those in favor Of the reform argued
that with the coach off the bench the
team would win or lose its games on lts
own merits. The recommendation has 10
be approved by Captain Ainslie or the
team and by the Athltic Council before
becoming effective.