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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-11
CLAIM REPUBLICANS ARE REGISTERING AS DEMOCRATS

TUCSON, Ariz., Aug. 7.-From all parts of Arizona Democratic com plaints have come that Republicans have been registering as Democrats, merely to vote at the primaries, SUD- posedly for George Olney as against governor Hunt. This practice is drowned upon by the Republican cen tral committee, as taking from the ap- parent strength of the party. In re- sponse to a number of requests to change the political rating of regis tered voters, county recorder Vinson has declared in the negative, with the exception made of Progressives, who now are without party.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-11
LEGISLATORS ARE POORLY PAID

LEGISLATORS ARE POORLY PAID
 From statements of members of the last State legislature it is evident that there are quite a number who do not wish to be returned and therefore are not entering the race at the pri- maries. It seems to be the common vail that $7 day is not enough pay for law-making. Some who served the 123 days of last session had to borrow money to return home on. Others had only a new suit and a few dollars to show for their time, while the majority just broke even.
 Where the legislators pay goes to is not known, but it goes some way according to those who are expert enced. There are no cabarets in Phoenix and very few high priced amusements. The hotels give the lawmakers special rates and meals are cheap. Notwithstanding all or these facts, the legislative member usually returns to his home poorer than when he left.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-11
Making Thorough Campaign

Frank J McGrath, of Franklin, can didate for the Democratic nomination for Representative from this county, thas been in the district this week dividing his time between Clifton, Mo renci and Metcalf. MT. McGrath is no stranger in the district but dur ing. his stay here this week has en- deavored to see as many of the voters as possible. MT. McGrath is "a farmer and a small merchant in this community, a taxpayer and pub lie spirited citizen who has always taken a lively interest in public af- fairs. He believes in practical leconomy in the administration of state and county affairs and if nomi- mated and elected proposes to devote Ia great deal of his legislative act1vl- ties along this line. The candidacy of MT. McGrath for place on the democratic legislative ticket is being well received in this section.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-11
NeABBITT ELECTED PRESIDENT
 OF COCONINO CATTLE GROWERS

Flagstaff, Aug. 9.-At the sixth annual session of the Coconino Cat tie Growers association, Wm. Rabbit was elected president and H. B. Elm bach secretary. Among the big works of the association has been the erec- tion of a 58 mile wire drift fence, which has been turned over to the forest service. The association pas sed resolutions of protest against higher taxation and against raise 1n shipping rates proposed by the southwestern railroads.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-11
BOOKLET IS COSTLY AFFAIR

PHOENIX, Aug. 3.-New fangled ideas in government are rather bur densome on the taxpayer. It will cost $1, 100 % to print the S0-page booklet through which voters are to be informed of the various initiated measures submitted to the electorate this fall The mailing of the 100000 pamphlets will cost $2,000 more for stamps and at least s1,000 more for envelopes and labor in the state sec retary's office.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-11
TO JOIN CROSS AT FRONT

PHOENIX: Leaving friends and sweetheart behind, and moved by a strange psychic power which she is unable to resist, Miss Erma Deane, beautiful young woman who for tho past several months has made Phoe- nix her home, departed for Portland, Ore, where she is to take boat for Vladivostock, journeying from there across the Siberian plains to the Rus sian front, where she will enlist as a Red Cross nurse under the colors of the czar.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-11
WHISMAN CHOSEN PRESIDENT
 NORTHERN ARIZONA FAIR

PRESCOTT, Aug. 7.-R. N. Fred ericks, who has been at the head of the Northern Arizona Fair association for three years, has declined reelec- tion and Frank c. Whisman has been elected president in his stead, with J. H. Robinson as secretary. The vice presidents are Hugh Campbell of Co conino county; Ed Sawyer, of Navajo county, and Fred Coulter, of Apache county. The fair this year is to be held October 19, 20 and 21.
 LOWER MIAMI MAN
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-11

Deputy Sheriff Wilson is expected to return from Clifton to Globe to- night with C. Sciawaia, Greek mer- chant of lower Miami who is wanted here on a charge of passing bad check upon William A. Sprague, the Globe restaurant man. The Greeks friends say that upon his 'arrivel from Clifton it will be found that an error has occurred somewhere for the reason that Sciawaia is not only possessed of a store in Lower Miami but is also the owner of other pro- perty here. Silver Belt.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-11
Father Dies In EngIand-

Ted Goode, who left Clifton two weeks ago for New York City from where he was to have taken boat for England, is expected home the latter part of the week. Before embarking he received a cable from England to the effect that his father, who had been i'll for some time, had passed away, and on account of being unable to reach England in time for the funeral he decided to abandon the trip.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-11
Concessions for Labor Day.

s. c. Swift and Max Juelg have secured the concessions on the ball grounds for the Labor Day celeora- tion and on that day will have every thing for sale that is to be found on occasions of this kind. Remnants, dolls, confetti and hundreds of other novelties will be sold and nothing will be left wanting to furnish pleas ure and amusement for the grown.
 ups as we'll as the little ones.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-11
New Out-Fielder-

New Out-Fielder-
 Manager Farahy, of the A. c. Drug Store, and also ex-player in the big league, with the Pittsburg Nation als, has been induced to join the Clifton team.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-11

Visitor at Douglas h Vernon Martin, deputy sheriff, motored over to Douglas last Satur-
 day, returning on Tuesday evening.
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
DepRrtment OF StRtA
Az TO nEFEnI:>pl VI
OF l.EGlSLATION
10 County Auditor,

10 County Auditor,
Thomas Hall. secretary Of state of
the State OF North Dakota acting under
authority OF The amendment to section
90 of article of the constitution OF the
State Of North Dakota. proposed and
passed by the Twelfth ana Thirteenth
Legislative assemblies. adopted BY the
people at the general election held on
Nov. 3rd. 1914. and reported by me to
the Fourteenth Legislative assembly.
do hereby certify that. pursuant TO the
filing in the office OF the secretary Of
petitions containing the signatures OF
ten per cent of the legal voters OF Il
ma aiority of the counties OF the State of
North Dakota. there will be submitted
to the people for their approval or re-
lection, at the general election 10 be
held on Nov. 7th. 1915. Chapter :aS of
the Session Laws OF 1915. which re-
Deus the mill tax for terminal el"Na-
tors and In lieu thereof makes an APP
preparation of S1.OO0.G0 therefor. and
Chapter 1874 of the Session Laws of
1916. which defines the crime Of boot :
Logging ana prescribes the penalty
therefor.
And further certify that the follow
ing are true and correct copies of said
Chapter 258 of the Session Laws OF 1915
and Chapter 1874 OF the Session LAWS al
1915
Dated at Bismarck n. ID. this seventh
day Of October. a. u. 1916.
tGREAT SEALl
THOMAS HALL.
Secretary OF State
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26
l:EFEHENDrM OF LEGISLATION.
itl;FliRKING DEFINITION OF CRIME
OF HOOTLE(:GING.

i,IiFEiitING DisFINITioN oT CRIME
OF HOOTlEGGING.
session Laws. defining the crime OF Of
hootlcgging. fixing the punishment
therefor and repealinE sections 1914
and luli5. Compiled Laws OF North
Dakota. 1918. being Chapter 60. Sea-
sion Laws 1913.
Shall Chapter l9l OF the Session Laws
OF 1915 he approved. reading as FOL
lows.
He 1t Enacted BY the Legislative As-
sembi. Of the state q NortI, Dakota,
nsdJ Any t person who hs"sissfns shal sen Dor or
barter any intoxicating liquor upon any
nrem,,ses ,;., =, or place. pubiic or private,
owned. kept. maintained or controlled
by him: or. who shall act. directly or
indirectly with or without compensa-
| ton with the purchase or sale of in
ioNicntnE liquors: or who shall solicit
procure or receive from any person. any
order. providing for the purchase sale
either for delivery from within or from
without this state. except from those
aid. assist or ilbet in the COMMISSION Of
such crime, shall be guilty of the crime
of hootlegging.
Section two t2). (Penulty) Every
person convicted OF the crime of boot
Logging shall be punished by imprison-
less than S200.nh nor more than $1,000
90. and by Imprisonment in the county
jail for not less than ninety days nor
more than one year. or by imprgOn-
| ment in the state penitcntiary under an
| lindetcrmnate sentence of from one
year to three years: and for the second
and each succeeding offense shall be
punished by Imprisonment in the state
Ipcn,tentinry under an indetermiEate
sentence of not less than two years
nor more than five wears.
Section three t3). Sections lO14i and
i0li5, Compiled Laws of the State of
North Dakota. 1915 being Chapter GO.
| session Laws of the state of North Da-
| !iOta 1919. are hereby repealed
Aprr"vcd by the Governor. March 4.
1915.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT 10
THE STATE CONSTITUTION.
Chap. W Is. u. NJ. .5e-M c Hrids) 1914
Session Laws. 4
Chapter 81 Is. B. No. n-McBride) 1915
Session Laws.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL AT
DICKINSON.

A concurrsnt Resolution Amending sse.
tion 2to or the copstitution Of the State
OF North DxkotA ESTABLISHING and iocat !,
ing a state normal school In the cttH
BE 'efasS1 REsoSsp SSssqpn'Kk Kkf q HE stn5k SENATE
OF the State or North Dakota. the
House OF Representatives Concurring.s
That the following proposed amendn1enn
70 the Constitution OF the State Of North
Dakota, adopted by the 18th LeElsiative
Assembly and by 81 referred to the 14th
Legislative .Asssnbly for approval or rs-i
lection. is hereby agreed to. And such
amendment shall be submitted TO the
qualified electors OF the state at the next
general election OF the state for approval
or rejection in accordance with the pro-
visions Of Section 202 Of the Constitution
OF the State OF North Dakota.
(An1endment.l That Section 216 of ths
Constitution Of the State of North Dakuta
be amended 10 read as follows:
SectioA ZIG. The following named pub
lie institutions are hereby permanently
located as hereinafter provided, each 70
have no much OF the remaining grant OF
one hundrsd and seventy Thousand acres
81 land made by the United States Ior
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26
REFERENDUM OF LEGISLATION.
REFERRING REPEAL. OF MILL. IA

REFERENDUM OF LEC;lSLATfON
REFERRING REPEAL. OF MILL TAN
FOR TERMINAL 3LEVATORS.
AN act known nv Chapter 2bS Of the
1915 Session Laws. amending and re-
enactins Chapter 279 of the Laws Of
1913, relating to the mill tax for ter
minal elevators.
Shall Chapter 25S of the Session Laws
Of 1915 be approved. reading as fol
lows:
he II Enacted by the Legislative Az
scnably of the State Of North Dakota;
SEES. i. There shall he levied upon
all taxable property. within the state.
real and personal. for the years 1915
of said years. the sum of si.0000o and
all the revenue collected under such
levy shall be converted into u spera,
fund to be known az the state terminal
elevator fund which shall he used for
the following and no other purnose.
| viz: for the erection. purchase. equip
ment maintenance and operation. md
for Investigation as to the practlraniiitY
| of Il terminal elevator or elevators in
the state of North Dakota Minnesota
or Wisconsin,.
Sec. 2. II is hereby made tl,c duty
Of the board of railroad commissioners
upon It by law. to investigate the mat
ter of the location of such elevator vis
Elevators. the cost of building and oi.-
| tanning sites, and to submit n general
plan for the building and equipment OF
such elevator or elevators. and methoda
and rules OF operation of the same Ia
the Legislative assembly of this state
/ In case II shall deem the project feas-
ible and practicable, and 1t is hereby
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26

t@", r.scu. IN Amending ths
! .; ;.e state Of North Oa.
,.nJ ;tr establishment
OF = s.ate i.--EiIll Tor tha
II. t l.Nl:D EY TIE: SENATE
u North Daku'a the House
Z: I-.tives tOn@utr,Hs:
'.-t .n,.lnk proposed amendment
& Arlioe II Of ihe tunstitu-
! Ale OF .>u!tA tDak.ta adopted
., the itenth Leg sAtive Assembly
:, t", .; ADr.h Dakota, and by 1t
I~,. i,p The ru"rtee1,th Legislative
.r:....."y y :! said state FOR Approva, or
!.yr I.,i hereby agreed to and said
ain-n,,'r!. shall Lr submitted /" the
qua!ii r "ctuTs or ihe state at the next
genera 's"tion for nrrr"vai or rejection
In a. .-.ase with The fDviHiOnE Of Sec
ton tie Constitution or the state
of 81, .I,:",a.
mt seclcn rs Of the Con
Etlt ~ tne slate y; North Dakota IL
a!ns 10 ieac az irr!ows.
~ .,.e following named public In
si!itnh hereby permanently located
H. Les' rr ifr"NInei. each to have so
IhS '.r remaining grant OF one
hun ''r.i n.,d seventy tnolisand 17O.06gI
ac:- nh man. ny the United States
Tor '1tl,'e vt.lci, .onui sHd cbEritable In
stu :: d. IL allotted by law. namely:
t.-,: ) soldiers home. " ncn located
Or % :.,er Charitable inst.htion ny the
leg ..a.:,c as.e'apiy may Dir rt-rmne. ut
1-'ab' -. n the County OF Ransom. with .
lrant !u:ty thousand tl0.tooJ acres OF
lana
Sey",G :. blind asylum. or xuch other
inst. t.'n a. the lrsi.iut!ve assembly
may "- e.i;ine. at such pace In the
CoLr;s i'embina as the Qualified elect
GTs r".,! county may determine. at an
eleri,.i g" be held ns prescribed bv the
leeiS aIlTr Assembly. with grant Of
thirty li"uaand i3v.vrvl acres.
Thirc' IN industrial school and school
Tor iuaL.itt training. or Aucii other edu-
cationai ~ charitable lnstitutGi as the
legis!att. assembly may provide. AT the
town II tlenda!e. in the County OF
Dick.S win grant OF forty Thousand
(iu.OJ"b Acres.
Fo..rtn: a school OF forestry. or such
other institution as the Legislative as
Eembly may determine, At such place In
Unr .f the cou:ities OF McHenry. Wnrd,
Bo;tin.nu and ltoette.- as the electors OF
the So counties may determine by an
election FOR that purpose, to be held a.
provided by the Legislative assembly.
Fifth: y scientific school. or such other
educationa! or charitable Institution as
the legislative assembly may prescribe NJ
the t.Sy OF Wahpeton. County OF Rich
lana. with grant OF forty thousand
(4U,t.1) acrea.
sA.il: A state normal school at the
City ~ MirOt In the County of Ward
scscn.h: tb) a state hospital for tbs
lns.ne at such place within this state az
shai. be selected by the legislative as
semhly. provided, that no other institu-
tion Of a character similar 10 any one Of
those located by this article shall he eS-
tablished or nlnintA med without q re-
vision o! this constitution.
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
political ADVERTISEMENT
-----------

10 The voters OF Emmons County:
. settled In South Dakota near EN-
mons county in 1885: taught one term
Of school in 1903. moved to Emmons
cotntyin 1905; farmed until 1911 when
moved to TemSik and worked in the
seltyyator- Later l helped TO organize
III Farmers Elevator Company. and
Iiisaiaaea this rorporatlop one year with
good success.
5zgIf | am elected ! viii devote my en-
Gre Lime u the duties of the Office.
i 5as support VIII lie appreciated.
d. j. B1EBER. !.
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26
FOR SHERIFF..

political Adrcrtisingl.
''l I'll. Voters of lImmonS County:
! hereby announce myself as AN ar; :
iNc ranliiHt" for The office OF Shcriil
81 lsnImonS County at the election TO bc
held Noyeuber 7th next. and that ray
IIitu" viii be found in the dem CRATE
column :tt that time. ! have been re"
laeut aud farmer OF f,mmonS county
sinr" 1903. and win appreciate your
pt" and support. II elected. viii 90
course move to the county seat and will
rudeitVnr to honestly and fairly dih-
riitrgc the duties Of the office To which
aspire.
THEO. METNHOEER.
Temvik, North Dako:a
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26

made the duty of said board of railroad
,riusions upon such feasibility and prar-
,iclbility at the meeting OF the next
Legislative assembly.
Ana there Is hereby appropriated out
of said sum the sum OF two thousand
dollars or 80 much thereof 'as may be
necessary to pny the expenses of such
investigation and report
See. .. All acts or PARTS of acts IN
conflict herewith are hereby repealed
Approved by the Governor. March ..
1915.
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26
FOR SHERIFF.

political Advertisement
] am an independent candidate for
sheriff al the coming genera! election
and my name will be found in the indie
pendent column, the last one to the
right OF the ballot. Your vote and as.
sistancc will be appreciated.
PETER SHEER
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26
NOTICE OF ELECrIoN,

Motto" is hereby given thar on Tucs.
day. the seventh day of November nest
in all the voting precincts in the County
of Emmons ana state of North Dakota
III election viii be held for State. Dis
tri't and County officers:
THE STATE OFFICERS tItE:
Five Presidential Electors.
one United States Senator.
ono Congressman. Second District.
Three Justices of the Suprcm. Court
One Governor,
one Lieutenant Governor.
one Secretary OF State.
one state Auditor.
one state Treasurer.
Que Superintendent of Public InstrIc.
ton.
one Commissioned of Insurance..
one Attorney General.
one Comm iSsiOner of Agriculture an.
Labor,
Three commissioners of Railroads.
THE DISTRICT OFFICERS ARE:
one Judge of the District Court 10.
the sixth Ju.iiial District.
Fnnr Members OF the House Of Repro
scntatives TO represent the Twenty
sixth ,,E Eeg,s'atrs s.H,otTS a,s.rt.ns ns.rst: r
One Sheriff.
one Auditor.
one Treasurer.
One Clerk OF the District Court.
one Register of Deeds.
One States Attorney.
one County Judge.
one Surveyor,
One Coroner
One Superintendent of Schools.
pne Public Administrators.
Eur u atices of the Peace.
-Four Constables.
One County Commissioner of ths'
Third District,
;, one County Commissioners OF the
Fourth District.
One Assessor OF the First District
one Assessor OF the Second District
One Assessor Of the Third Dls,rct.
one Assessor of the Fifth District.
The following are the numbers. names
and location OF the polling place in each
precinct :tt which the said election will
be held:
Precinct No L. Burr oak. Townsn,.
1876. Ranges IS and ~
Vote nj Skinner school
house. Inspector. John
NJ. Eastwood.
Precinct No .. I,enham. Townships
"a and 1876. Range II
Vote Mt the Jones
school house. Inspec-
tor. John Baker.
preeinc, No. 3. Livona. Township
So Ranges IS and Il
Vote ut Livona snhaul
house. Inspector. Wc.,-
ley Baker Sr.
Precinc, No, 4. Dayton. Township
1874 Ranges 78 and 7s
Vote at Gimbie school
house. Inspector. j. III
Horstmeyer.
Precinct No. 5, Hampton. Township
1a3, Ranges ~, rs and
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26

''othsr educational and charitable insti-
First: A soldiers home. when located,
H.. issislstiye assembly may i'sMs deter@ine a. 81
1.isboA. In the County of Ransom. with a
grant Of forty thousand acres OF land.
may dstermine. 1t such place in the
County OF Pembine as the qualified elect
election to bs held as prescribed by tho
legislative assembly. with grant OF
thirty thousand acres.
Tor manual training or such other ed,ica1 !
t!onal or charitable institution MS the
legislative assembly may provide at the
Oickey. with sraat OF forty Thousand
Fourth: "A school of forestry. or sucl
sembly may determine. at such place in
one OF the counties of McHenry. Ward.
Bottneau or Rolette. aA the electors OF
tion for that purpose. to be held as pro-
~tded " the Legislative assembly.
Fifth: a scientific school or such other
| the legislativ assembly may prescribe. at
the City II Wahpeton. County OF Rich
land. with grant OF forty Thousand
City Of A!innt in the County OF Ward
seyeath: a. 4 state normal school q!
NtC wy VI S'SNIbsop, VIC Souukf VI
Stark.
Provided. that no other institution OF a
character similar to any one of those
located by this article shall be established
or maintained without revision OF this
constitution.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
Department Of State.
In accordance with section 97g. article
1s. chapter II. Of the Political Code Com-
piled Laws Of North Dakota for 1913. I.
Thomas Hall, Secretary OF State. do here:
by certify that the foregoing proposed
amendments I" the constitution Of this
state have passed the Thirteenth and
fourteenth legislative assemblies: have
been published az required by section
SlSs. chapter II. Of the Political code
Compiled Laws " North Dakota, 1913,
and viii be placed upon the official ballot
and submitted to the electors. to be voted
Upon at the next general election to be
held on the eth day of November. \. D.
1875.
THOMAS HALL,
Dated At the capitol, Bismarck, North
Dakota this End day OF October. A. D.
A'Ae.
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26
FOR SUPERINTENDENT.
political Advertising.)
LES Err BRECCLE

Candidate for 81 Second Term to the
Office OF County superintendent Of
& schools.
For rcu Years a itesiden, and Tax
Dayer OF Enmuns County.
Taught Eight Wears in Same School
Whil" Living on M% Homestead West
of Hazeiton.
Have Engaged in no other Business
While in Office.
sonr support liz Solicited.
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26
T .POs = AMENDMENT TO
NE S...l,E J..STlTUTION.

:. .ait. s. b. NJ ia Committee on
:iui. trs) l:! 1ssitn LAWS.
Cha. ..tri -. Is. ~. /" ,Ernn\ oldl
Seskin u i.aws.
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26
-, = sseS.a,,. = ,,-,;,...ts :,
- - sssE4s,N ~.
CERTIFICATE OF NOMINATIONS

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Precinct No. 6.
Precinct n" C..
Precinct No. 3.
Precinct No. ..
Precinct No. 10.
Precinct No. II.
Precinct No. i2.
Precinct No. la.
Precinct No. "a.
Precinct No. Is.
Precinct No. 16.
PrecinctNo. II.
Precinct No. Is.
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Precinct, No. "a

Iretihrt 40. I'd
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26

70 9T. A SE.C;lO HOSPITAL
-. THE i...ASE.
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26

Precinct No. is
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26

Precinct Nn..0.
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26

Precinct No, ."
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26

Precinct No. lG
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26

Precinct No. 10
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26

PrecinctNo. II.
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26

JuIEO. NI:fSIIOtIIR.
Temvilt, North Dako:a,
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Precinct No.
Precinct No
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Precinct No.
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rrecinr, No.
rren,url Nn. !,
prn.iuc, No.

TTU'lIIHt M. y,
1.IA
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/ T.scii.. IN Amending the
:, y; ;.e state OF North OA.
~ ;tr ..E establishment
oi = s.lte I.--,.iIil for tha
Emmons County record., 1916-10-26

Precinct No. Is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-16
Willamette Notes

Results of rising vote taken among
the Willamette university student body
this morning showed great majority of
students favoring Portland as the rem
devious for the. annual fall excursion to
an out of town game. The vote cast was
so decided that there is no doubt that
the trip will be the most successful in
recent years. Why the students voter
in favor of Portland may be traced
directly to a famous sentence which has
been often quoted during the past few
years, "We Of the Willamette spirit
take more pride in playing a strong
team with a possible defeat than in
seizing the many victories for the sake
of large score" That Willamette
may have the greatest excursion of her
history, Yell King Lyon has already
started the preliminary plans in motion
for the November day when the team
clashes with the Multnomah Athletic
club warriors of Portland.