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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-24
JOHN BrRRoUGH~ At IS. ,


Have sou 1ry birthday mesa ge
faf geur admirers and the people ger
orally. Nr. Burroughs
He thought q moment. then re-
nel
Why. yes 4 you car 81 e msssage
b Is merely q piece ~ simple bon1eiy
advice sueh as old men are apt 20
effer
Keep cheerful and mind your own
business
IN flfiY years and more } have
snaNn more or less intimately many
- the giants q literature and active
affairs ] think that Abraham LIN
EHiH Hss the greatest al round man.
I'D grezfesl man - action. II ] may
- express Il. that ! ever knew. Whit
man. Il course. vas the greatest poet
F. TIE uurld Is beginning to rec0gn ize
thar fact Matthew Arnold. ~ my
mind Nas the greatesf q all prose
NfiierR
And ihs greatest woman. Mr Bur-
rouaias7+
NrS Burroughs said fhe natural
isf instantly Then he added
AID next a. her Mrs Julia Ward
Hove
And what. asked the reporter.
'ilaes lover ~ humanity think " tins
great var and ~ us prehanle enhnr-
anee -
There is = qnf stinn lhat an men
aye asline. replied Mr. burroughs
slowly and with q mex note ~ serf-
opsness Ny belief Is thar the war
NsIi end before the next snowfall
pessii iy before next autumn is done
with J base that belief on the fact
that unfortunate Austria. rent and
torn and battered. VIII SUE for separ-
ate peace ard that Germany must
then Inevitably give up.
fear that real prosperity will be
years DELAYED in this country because
u the terrible destruction and waste
abroad. There can fe no great pros
nerltF for several years. The war has
PIT ~ Americans back a long way
longer than people realize now. per
haHs-
.Bat expect q live 10 see mankind
regain sanity and to see our country
happier and more prosperous than
ever Mine IS not a long-iiyed fanlilv
5F grandfather lived to BE So. hut
mere have been no n0nargraraar II
the family Perhaps ] may start the
norasenarian fashion among the Bur
raugaE es--1rflo knows 30 ] keep az
NY work II woods md field and am
very happy and busy with IT, J have
9 neR hook coming out this month
The Breadth 81 Life q speculative (
work. and ] hope II write a book q !
year for many more years
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-24
Tur ROOSEVELT MBrL CASE.

Possibly the interest in the Roose-
'veh-Bafnes Tibet suit. now on trial n
Syracuse, Naw York. is worth tbs
space given 70 il IN the press re-
ports Il Is matter q national IT,
teress one & she attorneys for Dir.
hafnes said the suit Mas 1 vers simple
|one between naan and man
The ease may be simple but the
contestants afe not. The personal
characteristics II thess Two men make
the trial warih following by students
% human nature who have Watched
them train their verbal artillery upon
eaeh nihef IN mfrcllea fashion
The aniipatnf between Roosevelt
and barnes has been one OF the pic
iuiesane phases II American public
llfe. The reason Is that. IN the slang
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-24

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sasar ss.e ss.e rstse ssassv 80 caste
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saeseeas = fsrsai Hraaln arc Gsr-
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ss4efaaax IaslsHf 80 So have
th4 paWsf - afsf1d Rslgium from
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-24
DANISH ScROFULl
HcDd's ~sr.apaTiIia CIsahse~ Il.
Bioc-d, skin TEonbies Asnisb "'

SCr0fuia er1plDns On tire face a.
bodY are both Annoying aaa en-,
ing Many a eOmDiexian xsalI Il
perfect Z tneg u'tre roI present.
THIS . sease snoas Itself is sih..
WAYS. a. tuDcneE ID fhe neek r.
famed eyeilds. sore ears WASTING !.
The museies. form q dyspepsia IA
Hereral debility
Ask FDlr druggist for Hoods -.
zlparilia. TINS great medielne corr.
Diefely erldieates serafusa- + mr..
nHs and euricnes IRE b.ood. rereot.
numoEs. and builds 40 the Rsals -.
tenn IL has stood ihsg test u faflv
years. and has reserved thausz uas a
testimonials u tie entire saixfariies
ID tas given.
scrofuia Z eiih~r inherited ~ A..
ouired. Better - saFe rsa are off.
free from ia. Get Hoods Safse.sarllia
and begin taking i sldaz.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-24

~ ne DAY. no other two psiHieans
ever had such capacity 70 ger each
oihers goat Zach searches ont the
Others weak spots Win an asfaisnsse
almost pneanny. Diamond cntiing
dia mond ia crude work comger red
win these two masters u shrsed-
meas conniefins every move On the
Irheckerboard
10 Colonel Roosevelt had q right to
s1s a Michigan editor for calling him
20 druHkard. Barnes Observed that he
had a right 10 rue the coisrel for
calling finTnes a corrupt bipartisan
hoss
when Barnes retired from active
politics last year. he sid he ala -
~ order 20 remove the only ground
he New York progressive party
claimed Tor existence A. this sort n
'sarcasn. Rarnes ID an adept. and he
has ssed 1t deity and tsIilngly on
Colonel Roosevelt Under these stings
the champion Of rishteousness has
paved np the ground about oyster
Bay. much ~ a hnlI IN the ring. paws
and sncriE whsn he feels the steel
tipped bandeTlla in his shoulder
Particularly New Yorkers knou
upon what terms ~ political cordial
ny these two strong men were il the
Old days before the colonel discovered
the difference between good bosses
and bad bosses During a. least two
administration. william Barnes had
"a side-door eniree 70 the White
House.
Whether Colonel Roosevelt wins Or
loses. the trial IL giving him another
opportunity 10 establish himself as
The guardian Of civic purity. and the
colonel never wastes such opportB-
nifty
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-24
sArrhDAy '':,ArHsis - iss'
Mnrol nnQlr MANTs rmrN.

gsufa w. bas ga3ir sasa'er q
eflzfnk feyfifa DF 4ielqHsnfss
thsn y VISA Indicated ~ arfiusi =
fat Rsaia D. fisy essabtsi faas Hsa
t<W A. HDxhfH and hs tgsintsa atfs
ana@nabss vahin ihet eaye iimltF
Alseqasfqse promptly pgi H . ~
nv 1sah
%yM snf STORY eoWfs issi nA
nFg~aMgpn Aas ARISEN 0stf ip&l,nn -
fre pres,osed ftpi,ca ~ ths Cath
dgag ~ 49, .scvert uhsfe M reeenfs
~ me na1nan 81 gh 81 eu.ld a So
hifssr u ne frsi.ug hist nov g i be-
lrg insimafed 10 ingpeniiai aaasfefs
feas lson. FSank springer. WIN has
Nxrss8 - 4gpiioste the fst ese ap-
psoyfats1 " ths isTsiamfe. 10 an
1ndsasrHhis citizen ana thsf ne
spfai Wgsia b. better ~ Wthpst
fse tha viii him
ne sosresi "a behsif N re PEG
~ - Aii#eesngDs. hzsfsus r. ~.
ilpa a. intltatien ~ -sr Fprinsss
aa5 any ffisndg ~ Sc. nos wan'sa -
Fani4 -. - eofas here ana make
shss heinss we ufsA ioen use ~.
Baxbee and Mf eBrinfer sad base
gisi~ssssslgY r. =sseesse - ~ sFw
sush
Also. ain.nriy 0itfialminx any
psrB,qFe - iaAe from santa ~ sn1-
a,,sy ~ arsfhinT thaf cafy wishes %
feiAin. W. wDald iiEe ~ have ;hs rep.
snA ~ TIE Cathedral ~ iae uAs-
esf4 erected "a Aibnaasrqis - part
~ fhe f'nivsfMfF ~ @eR MeKiea Tbs
hsisaspn agoAtssiuEe "a hnn8rn6s ~
taiN Az moul1 M admifahig mia
1he Bnsqne architectural scheme ~
fhf university campus II would be n
ssss sssssi benefit " fhe whole
state ~ base the cathedral ~ placed
Bni II shs regents Or ne museum
wished ssne hite other than ~ TIE
university campus AleiaqoerQps not
oHly would sladis give g. bui would
raise 4 gpoaly cash donation IN ad-
diaan
We are looking Tor good men,
nibilc spirited men who help d.
ssiass ssr ,s.r srha.sala= = che eeas-
mnniiy ami me state santa Fe has
euifs number Of such. anyone u
abom would fns ths latch flFins out
for them in Albuquerque Also. ans
public lnsiiisilon santa Fe has Row
~ % prospect Mat she doesn't want
Aibuquerqae viii D. glad 70 provide
g nome foi We would sivs site TT.
pas ~ me transportation q iie old
Fglafe frem SAINTS Fe and Tor Ne re-
construction. from ths same material
hfrH
L@ V ~ understood. however that
we afe nat bidding Ger anybody Or
angshlnz tte capital clty aishss g
fetaia
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-24

in uliH country, may seem frffuafufe-
0thers wil justly demand the reason
fqr the omission ~ JED - Say. Beat
rice Haff4len. John Nxent.ana. Rider
-%sg-ses, EeAfsf Barr Baf. hOHex-
er Imperfect my list is. i does suEes =
- Diy mimi thar britain stands forth
As nation doing things powerful and
beautiful, ard does suggest that
Americans who 81 not follow with
eagerness The writers ~ England are
caif-ng their own literary thfoafs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-24
orr Old FRIEND EYyIRIDGr

tfNf Cd Trees Ait-sff J. Etfefioee
agiiT eaassAes fk.s Tsssd young mar
ri IfseAshe. Who came 10 New Mer
~ 4s1e rests a9a g. an1 fessons 81
siialiis.is,nr Statehood from ihs tsr-
ftes1. fstarnsa feN asgs aso frorr
.t.afesse
I NheHeFef EsyerldEe speaks. he 4
iksif - y Is . Grand siase ~ er-
sifatan e.. - nss presumed woeid
p ere esae. ~ retained fran ihs
naF xafe So altehf siih sabine eeA.
fag.eafs FER The sapllft Hs teia me
tgASnx eigb ~ NeN YORK usat ~ws
afe fto toret ana material IL ios.kins
IN fhe situation
/ The E9FspfaD nstiens are fsr In
advance q CIR posi- bsaiEhied Land
. basineaa The aagante. in fact,
has eene - aeleslg and has extend
- - far says the sapieat states
uan. THAT ne United states today
eEsn msy b trailing 10 the rear al
Ithe rneSt sofiid ard reactiDnafy
chFlafian nats1n ln tbs zarid (. Fnr-
fher IN Ia hls address. pr. Bsveridgs
said thai eln this country or bfsi
men hass stfnost forgotten patriotism
lh ihe asezf fof buzlness sssssisge.
EVERY lsss aent u Rarove win
aas knoeksa oat q ne.
There haze teen citizens before
Mr. Bessfldse shs sent 10 Eofope
efea IL s5a.ss q peace AID Iosf ths.r
4gaes.ean haiti u thought after q
isn-ssay ssas sn sarsx OF London.
asne hate gone - far IS 70 expert
eHee complete change u accen, A.
fes f4rtnlzhta absenes from the
sasals republic
vi et.,ss - a.e ..a. ha.,. ,ha,
H. p.eeyl.sg. go ss,.ve.t.. ~. 49,.
fr.t.sa snas hsa sa,.,.ts,.,ae, u es,s.
ia - ..4.s...... 8. 81. sss,ts.. p.,to,.
49, as..s.s ..a.... .erstas !, ~
s..e,4..4. ..,ts,.ae Ii ii. w. I,
.,..ss... I. III. psi~.tvs +, ,,aa,
~ ssta ne America gas,...,,nan,
ah.e 80. +. 4.ns sg,era,,,.. .,s,h IN.
sl,.miaaadnes4 ass aentJbJa ,deat-
Lem IL the Amef.fAp neou1e ~ re-
e..a - .hase e,sat sgont. ~ ~.
sa,,a.a hlsiafg Ana /, CLOSING 80
Exclaimed. the simirhfy heart i
afn stronger In the f.rlfss states
man the almighty aollarse
Jue "a nf neeeriage when he
esfae - New Nex.re same years seo
refused % e.s.t ms scores Of schools
thar weala bs efeaitahle 10 Indiana
sv any ans - tee ~eu rnviana
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-24

Secretary Daniels recently had
cider served 10 champagne glasses o.
naval banquet Let the state ~
Maine furnish the cider ana the ma
fal Officers would not care who made
the nations songs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-24

The Terre Haote canister who
registered and voted under the name
.of Mayor Roberts dog has been sent
% iaii ana the dog is vinaicaiea.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-24

Afiaiors seem 20 have abandoned
mat fayorlie sport Of sYlng across
the Atlantic ocean.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-24

The fly lays million eggs in two
weeks ana che doesn't eackle about
4 either.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-24

DISSOLUTION Or a Inna.

FNiidhtipniH Pubic lenRSfI
Df course, little Ruth should have
Deen able 70 answer more precisely
when the teacher asked her TO de-
aefipe q frog bat this Is rs she saw II
"a frog. teacher, u a big green lug
with warts an over il, and il keeps is
mouth open all the time. and--ll's
always sitting down behind and stand
ing va ln frpnt."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-24

~ thiiiS fot SHOULD KNOW.
Gees YORK Times Review OF Books }
Tom Graham. who has been widely
quoted for his essays on the new Brit
IN writers Of today has. as a reply to
TIE anti-ituih attacks on Efltsh
kuituf prepared a list Of British
buihms row living whose names
--and VI most cases whose books.
according 20 him-~every English
speaking person Of any preten-
sipns 20 knowledge OF books
must know. The list. confined
ca the single realm 81 fiction--omst-
ting poetry. the drama, the ESSAY. etc,
Includes no less than seventy-slx firit-
ASH noyesists and short-sory writer's
and il AZ iOilows
tlj Authors whose places are, for
the most part, fixed
Thomas Hardy. Arnold Bennett
Henry DANES, II. g. Wells Hudsafa
klping John GalsN0rthy. vi u
Locke George Moore. Joseph Conrad
a. Conan Doyle. Gilbert Parker. Mau*
rise Hewlett Bernard shaw. Gilbert
IEhesterton. Israel Tanwili. Mrs Hum
phrey Ward, Horace Annesley Va
chc1, James N Rarrie. Leonard Aef-
rick. May Sinclair. A. T.. w Mason.
Francis Grlefson, George Blrmsag-
ham. Frank Harris. William lie Aof
gan. Baroness Orczy. Robert HieheHs.
Eden I'hilipoits. Marie ccrefil Halt
'Cnine, Florence Barclay, +. T. Open
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-02
DON'T BE MISLED
Bisbee Citizens Should Read and
 Heed ThIs Advice

Kidney trouble is dangerous and often fatal.
 Don't experiment with something new and untried.
 Use a tested kidney remedy.
 Begin with Doan's Kidney Pills
 Used in kidney troubles 50 years.
 Recommended here and every whelv.
 A Blsbee citizens statement forms convincing proof
 It's local testimony-it can be in- yestigated
 "l suffered from backache, head aches and bladder trouble" says Jas Day, of School Hill Bisbee. My an kles were swollen and I was in bad shape when I began taking Deans Kidney Pills. After using several box es, the backaches and headaches left. the swelling went down and l felt better all over will always think well of Doan's Kidney Pills"
 Price 50c. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mir Day had Foster. Mifburn Co.,, Propss Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-02
SNAIL pENsloNs elvEN-

LONDON. June lover 2,00O men have been discharged from the army as physically unfit on a maximum pension of 17s 6d-about S4.35-a week. This statement appears in an appeal for better pay for diabled sol diers made by Sir Frederick Milner, for twenty years member of Parlia- ment
 Sir Frederick says he has visited thousands of men since the beginning of the war and kept in touch with them afterwards. The sum now paid is not in his opinion sufficient to sus- tain life
 "They have uncomplainingly gone through hardships and suherings al- most unparalleled in the history of warfare" he declares, they have sac rihced what many of them value more than life itself; they have helped to save our hearths and homes from ir- reparable disaster, and grateful country awards these pitiful maimed heroes a miserable pittance.
 "I assert posoitively from my own knowledge that many of these men, just discharged from hospital for whom plenty of good nourishing food is a necessity if they are ever to hope to regain even partial health, would have had to break up their homes and be deprived of absolute necessities but for the timely assistance of the Sol diers and Sailors Help Society, which help can not be inedfnitely continued"
 A government that pays well-to-do people S6.25 a week for billeting a man and the same for keeping a cav airy horse ought to be able. according to Sir Frederick, to give it's maimed fighters proper care
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-02
.BISBEE TENNIS MEN
 BACK FROM FL PASO
Miner and Landon Tell of Hos pitality Received al 5Or-
 der State Tourney.

Vincent Miner and Steven Landon.
 who attended the Border states Ten his Association tournament at El paso las representatives of the Warren Dis rict Country Club, spoke enthusiast. cally of the hospitality extended to .al visitors at the tournament. All of the contests were interesting and ma .ny were unusually exciting.
 Phoenix came Co the fore in the op- eu singles contest, when Bill HorrelL
 holder of the title by virtue of his de- feat of N A, Ferguson last year, re- poated his performance and carried off the trophy for another year The winner annexed the event after 8 hard contest, but ran true to form on the dopesters sheets.
 Incidentally the tennis statisticians had bad day in the remainder of the events Goodrich of Phoenix. who had
 been accorded the victory in the vet erans singles by all of the paper and pencil men, was eliminated by Nen
 of El Paso in the semi-Gnals and Cor nell of Tucson. who was looked upon as the runnerup. also passed under
 the yoke. with defeat of two straight sets.
 In the open doubles Horrell, the singles champion. and Ainsworth. his mate met with disaster when they were downed by Drysdale and Smith of Clifton. in three sets, 7-5. 6-0. 7-5. Ferguson and Christie of Fl Paso,
 whom Horrell and Ainsworth had de- feated last year. won the event
 Tucson took the consolation singles
 when Brown defeated Blackshear of Fl Paso. Douglas won the first wom- ans championship awarded by the Border States Association, when Miss Barbara Wolgemuth won over two con testants in the women's open singles.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-02
NEW CORNELIA WILL
 SELL STOCK ISSUE
S3, 3,5OO,OOO Will Be Used in Con- StruCting and Operating
 Big Property.

TUCSON. June l-At 8 meeting of the directors Of the New Cornelia Min ing company held recently. stock issue of S5.OOO.OO0 was authorized for the purpose of operating the mine and constructing the Tucson. Cornelia and GHa Bend railroad. The issue is to be secured by a mortgage upon the New Cornelia and c. 4. properties as whole.
 The entire issue will not be offered to the public It was decided that $3,500,00O worth of the stock should be placed on the market while the rest of the issue will go into the treasSry Undoubtedly. considering the high character of New Cornelia, as we'll as the immense value of the property securing the mortgage, the new stock will be eagerly sought by the public and will open at better than par when issued.
 Active construction of the railroad to Ajo will be commenced in the mid de of June and pushed to completion as rapidly as possible. Bids on it's construction will be opened June 10.
 An interesting rumor is now adoat in financial circles to the effect that a half interest in the new road will be owned by the Calumet 6 Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-02

able to find work in England since the war began. with the exception of the German cooks, who are apparent ly just as much sought after in Eng land families as before the war.
 There has been considerable amount of privation and suffering among selfsupporting German women in England and among women mar ried in interned Germans here. Only one per cent of the German men at large in England on May i were em- ployed, and there was much poverty. The German government through the American authorities. make an allow .ance in needy cases. paid through the German Benevolent Society. The al- lowance amounts to S250 a week, plus 75c week for each child, and is paid to German wives of interned Germans. The English government makes a grant of about the same amount to the English wives of interned Ger. mans.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-02
WISHED SHE
 COULD DIE  And Be Free From Her Troubles, but Finds Better Way.

Columbia. Tenn.-''Many q lime, |" says Mrs. Jessie Sharp, of this place, "I wished [ would die and be relieved of my suffering, from womanly troubles. l could not get up, without pulling al something 10 help me, and stayed m bed most of The time. ] could not do my housework.
 The least amount of work fired me out. My head would swim, and ] would uemble for an hour or more. Finally, J look Cardui, the woman's ionic, and am not bothered with pains any more, and don't have 10 go to bed. in fact, am sound and well of all my troubles.
 Cardui goes 10 all the weak spots and helps to make them strong. lt ac.s with natlre-noi against her. li is for the tired, nervous, irritable women, who feel as if everything were wrong, and need something tO quiet their nerves aud strengthen the WOrn-out system.
 If you are a woman, suffering from any of ihe numerous symptoms oi NcmaniS trouble, take Cardli. t wlll help you. Al all druggists.
 Wyfs 70. CliaHanooga Medicine Co.,, Ladies Advisory Deuf.. Caaalnqofd. ienns i-l Llt Treatment for Women. n p.ain Wfapps' N'''' 4~@
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-02
BIG LEAGUES WILL
 HAVE LARGE CROP
 OF DOUBLE HEADERS
Have Played Only 38 Games of Scheduled 90. Due to Bad Weather; National League Race Close.

NEW YORK June 2.-With rain and cold weather prevailing overma- jor league territory only 39 out of 90 games scheduled in the National and American Leagues were played during the past week. mourning a big crop of doubleheaders as the season progress es.
 Beth Chicago teams continue to lead their respective leagues. though for a time Philadelphia displaced the Chi cago Nationals, while the Chicago Americans. after winning nine success sive games, were checked by Cleve- land, which team today took a close decision from the Sox.
 The st. Louis Nationals attracted some attention during the week. out playing the Giants excepting in the last game in the series The race as whole in the National League is one of the closest in the history of Che or ganiza.ion
 The position of the leaders in the American League showed little change for the week. with Detroit continuing to press Chicago for the leadership
 The New York Americans who for a time were in first place. lately have shown a bad slump having dropped six straight games They remain in third place. however
 The Boston Nationals have shown what many of their friends consider a retur nto their old form, and with the return of Johnny Eyers Go the rRnEs, it is expected the team will again show the fighting spirit
 Although the National and Ameri- can League schedules were badly broken up by bad weather the biz circuits of organized baseball suf- fered much less severely during the week than the Federals. Seldom in the history of a league have there been so many postponemeuts within such a short space of time. There were more postponements in fact than games played. the figures standing 12 played and 15 postponed.
 Indianapolis maintained it's place in front in the American Association race.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-02

and the other half by the El Taso X Southwestern
 Material and machinery for the big concentrating plant win be shipped in as soon as the railroad has been completed and the work of finishing the mill will be pushed as rapidly as possible thereafter Concentrates will be shipped to the Calumet & Arizona smelter at Douglas for rdeuction
 Oil will be the fuel employed at the concentrator and it is now estimated that a plant the size of that contem- plated will consume approximately 1000 barrels daily
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-02
Capt. Francis Ward.
nN

Capt. Francis Ward of the Uni vorsity of Chicago track team is eX- pected to shine at the Big Nine" conference track meet at Urbana, Ul., June 4 and B. He is counted upon to win the 22O-yard low hurdles and the 120-yard high hurdles. He has a mark of PA 3-5 in the first event, and of :15 2-5 in the second.