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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING i NEWSPAPEREIGHT PAGES TODAY- CITY EDITION The Weather Portland. (AP) Oregon Fair tonight and Tuesday. . ma . . I1 , II VOLUME XXIL member associated prE88 LA GRANDE. OgEGON, MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1924 member A88ociATEDpREsa NUMBERW 'GIGANTIC MUG MAUL 1 All Letter - ' -..- (By Harry n. Hunt) .WASHINGTON (NKA Special) Of tho 2ISI) delegates and uller n.itcs who will hold the right to vole for Democratic presidential candidates ut New York, 2100 Might as wi-ll bu voteless. ror in the final showdown the miin who emerges us llemorrntlr ttandurd bourcr will bu determined within a lltllo group numbering not inoro than 3D Individuals These are the men. who will con trol the men who hold 'the votes, after the deadlock has nullified the inm ructions" by which the major ity of delegations will bo bound at the start. - Some of them., perhaps half i. dozen, qualify under I ho dcslgnu- lion of ."bosses." iTIiu remaining! 2(t-odd, as befitting their dignity and the scope of their Influence, are "party leaders.' But together. Ihe bosses and the leaders, a mero handful In num ber, will decldo who Is to be the candidate. U. S. GAINS New Record 943,000 POPULATION Tammany's spokesman, together with Norman Mack of Buffalo, former Democratic chairman, and Prank Hague of New Jersey, will decide whut disposition Is to be made of the Smith strength should the. hour come when they admit ills defeat. ' Tom Taggurt of Indiana, Joseph M. t'urley of Massachusetts and Ueorgu Hrennan of Illinois com plete the sestet as "bosses" who will .bu "in on" the final arrange-, iiienta. ' Leading candidates at Die time of the deadlock, of course, will huvu somo say-so aa to what com binations will next be tried out. When McAdoo gives up. If. that hour arrives, his wishes will be followed first fn trying a gruduul snitch to the rlvul most In his fa vor. If that falls to draw support from other camps. . another lest with another dark horso will be luaile. This scc-sawlng. this tenlutiv (Continued on Dags s TIMBER GAMES ARE PLANED Experts Release Esti mates Today, Correct Up to Jan. 1, 1924. 112,826,000 PEOPLE ' IN COUNTRY THEN High Immigration and Low Death Rate in 1923 Responsible for Huge Gain, Says Report. NKW VoltK (Uy Ihe Associated press) The population of the tnlted States totaled 112.826.OCMI on Jan. 1, 1924. according to esti mates announced today by the Na tional Bureau of Kconomio It.' search. This comuares with 11(1. 33.(l00 on Jan. 1, l23, and the census count vt 1 6V.T1 1.UU0 on Jan. 1, iul'o. The most remarkable gain was recorded In the last half of 1923, the net Increase being I(1H2,000, a greater growth than In any. other half year during the last two dec ades, slid probably greater than any six mouths' period In the na tion's history. The gain for the entire year was 1,04 3, (ion. The bureuil estimates -the popu 1 jtft JU PASCO EASY FOR LOCAL SLUGGERS ! Pirates Defeat, Washing ton fcntry in Sunday's Game 11 to 3. , Jnckson sboli, or ,0 kvw York Allilclic club, bettered the Olympic record for tlin 200-nic- lor .Saturday. He ran It in 110 B-IOsccoiids. In (lie lUII-nietcr rare lie Isnt Charley Paddock western sprint king, tu (lie tape. WALLA WALLA IS t STILL, IN TIE Freewater 19 - to 6; Pendleton Dropped Its ,Eighth Straight Game. Boxer, Shot To Death In Cabaret "Bill" Brennan Killed at His Place of Business 'in New .York NKW, YOU K (By the Associated Press) William (Bill) Urennani. prominent heavyweight boxer, was shot and killed Sundav In the Tla- Jtiunu cabaret of which he was the iiiupiciur. james lullcn, a slate trooper, was shot In tile neck as he ran to Brennan's rescue. James Hughes und GUARDSMEN IN GOOD HEALTH (By a (iiiardsniaii) I 'AM I I.KWIS. Wash. to, the Observer by Mall) The of- iierrs and men of Company' p. unill infantry. .O. N. O.. wish to (Special a ,9 lutlon of the continental United 'xtcnd their, thanks and upprorla- Slates for ruch half year since Jail. ,t'ol" to 'lho, peopVe ol' l 'brandr, nun. to have been upproxlifiafc. 'rank Itasst. believed 10 oe !wo or a band of flvo who committed the killing, aro unde arrest. . ' Brennan was chatting with friends when Hughes, who Is de. crioed as an unkempt Indlvlduu. , i (with a prison record, asked tho ' ' ' i pugilist lo step oiilsldo for a mo- tsears Massacred Milton-1 ""'m' tiho18 heard uimost ...i.tieuiuieiy utlorwuru. , Slalo Trooper Shot ". Brennan's sister, known on the stage as "Shirley Sherman," told tho police she ran outside and saw five men, all of. whom ran away when she appeared. She soiled Hughes by the urill and soreamed ror help. Hughes, how ever, threw her to the floor, a A bullet halted Culler., who was close behind Ihe girl. He staggerrd back In to the cabaret and fell on the floor. Hughes and Kassl beeaino separated from their companions i and turned up a corridor, the door I of which was closed. Breaklnr the glass of the door with the butts of Ihelr plslols. lhe wulked Into the arms of I'ollce Ideutenunt John Hagerty. They beat Hagerty into unconsciousness, commundeercd a 1 taxlcab and fled. Two policemen, attracted hv flu l-nl firing, look up the chase in another The Campaign Kid" HM K! MOl NTAIX I.KAt; I W. I.. ..:....! ! tu I 4 . ,-T . I.n Qrande ... Walla Wulla I Pasco Milton .. ..... Pendleton .. 'Duyton I'd. .910 .910 .:i(!4 .304 .27:1 .182 - SIMAY KKKI'I.TK At I.a Orandc: I .a Urund Pasco 3. At Pendleton: Ituyton 3. I1 ton 2 (in Innings). At Mllton-Kreewater: Walla Wal- Mtllon-r'recwater 0. endl True to their Urande Pirates game ..with habll Ihe r 7--:?r i lines UNCOVERED BY AGENTS put yesterday's MAXYII.I.K. Ore. (Hpcelnl lo Mie Observer) The citizens of Muxvlll! have made very elaborate prepara- ror tne interest tiny have shown In '""'IT the, end of the second In jinn organization, 'I he liberal turn. I,ln" wnen "Tex" Kulglil heavnil i HilV.TII 0lio.oul llt depot when we left for,,ne P"l across to Pecliham In time 1KB 422 'mill """" very' gratifying to the''0 "hut out the third man up for 107.575 (Mid "0'"' """If Proor conclusive lluili' aseo in too last or thii ninth th ... Iiin!&33!ii w" w,,re going lo camp with Ihe game finished, Pasco 3, l.a Grandr 109 "98 imiii '"tcresl and goodwill of the people."- ' ' i ... 109. 898. nod ,ttt ''O'1'". . . The Pirates yvenl to bat firs! on ... 1 10, 883.0OO I ;thelr home grounds for the first ... 1 1 1 .164.0110 1 o dale the trip and encampment time this season due lo Ihe facM ... 1 1 1.6ii4,(ilMI nas oeen niguly successful. The,1""! "is game really belonged In All the figures after Jan. I. 1922 boys are rapidly accustoming them-1 I'asco but nas switched to the local are noeessiirlly tentative, for the selves lo camp life and are assuiit- grounds In order to swell the gate Bureau of Census has not us yet. Ing their duties like veterans. .receipts. So In theory If not In practice Pusco was playing on her POKSIbly the usiltil duys progriiln would be of Interest to l.a (liande 1 ly as follows: I. 192(1 I, 1920 I. 1921 1. 1921 I. 1922 1, 1922 1, 1923 July I, 1923 Jun. 1, 1924 Jan. July Jun. July Jun. July Jan. ....,. Biwritxui Ijl-raknock flrlVM. - Hnl h. hu ve un-. ed terms in prison, Iho policy said. Tho pair, according lo the pollen, are members or a "hell's kitchen" gang who have apparently borne a grudge against the pugilist for some lime. , Brennan, whose home formerly wus in Chicago, wus a noted pugil. Isllc figure for ten years, becom ing a formidable, challenger for Hons for entertaining u large num-1 published complete monthly data bi r of visitors here July 4lh and for births and deaths covering the they have negleoled nothing that I periods since 1921. ill add lo the comfort and on improved met hods of estamlting l"ople: iiiiiiii v, um. . Hl(l nation's population for Ihe Many novel restores are to b ,.,. following the census count oflered. uiliong them will be tree , ,,, wcrt. u,.v,.,e0 ,. . cnopplng cxhlblllons, loading, with ,lur,.HU or Keoiiomic Iteseucch In ino lulest Improved machinery and , eonllnunnce of Us studies of In- in o.imt u, ...,,. ,,e. .. .... ,.K ..... collle ln lh(, lnt.d unJ home field Johnny Clifford led, off for l.a (lrundi! and smacked out a double I Assembly and Itoli Call 5:45. his. first tlmo at but. Peterson. a. m. . Ilevellle 6:311 a. III. . , Setting I'p Kxerclseu for 15 Mlu which should prove of great Interest to both the i xpert und layiuun. (Continued on page 5) Suniincivillc Grange To Celebrate Fourth CfRUS 100 (Continued on puce fi) BASEBALL (Continued nn .'page 2) Attempted Expulsion Riles Great Britain BACK III 0. 5. SKATTLK. .y th- Aiworialrd The IMtNiHiint (Jrov gruiik'f of SuniititTvillr will 8(affi- utiol lpr Fuurt h of J tily cctcltrat Ion 1 liH vi-tir und tiro plunnlng on multinc It bipfftT unU hctlor thun lusi yar. The pk-nlc will h held In tln prove around t ho chuol houac i l'rcsa) ryrun K. WoodH. rt'Hi inp and on tho ftrovc rocontly pun'liaH-inbuHxailor lo Japan. nrrlv-d to 'il ly lh Ki-ango for a now sitr for day i n route to WunhliiK'ton. In thi"lr hull. (in tntVrvli'W WoodH uiK'd tin- I'nl Tln HfatH prunK' vlll furnltth a 'led HlHt-'ti to n eonsidcr the Japan Haal(or for tho day und prointnonl uho oxoIuhIoii law. lorn I men will also appear on tho "Japan doi8 not wnnt to forrt proRriini. Kvoryono is Invilcd by ' omigrantB upon tia If u i do nm thv BrunpiTS in cliarfjo to uttond. IwImIi lo ronolvo thoin." h said." ' Tho Jiipnn'Ho froviTntnt-nt, 1 !- (ll-vc. would ho wiilinfr to turret to laliiioRt any form if roMtrietlv t ruty, ttul fxctualon prox ialonn lit Ithf iiti migration bill niruck th'-n. las a blow lo their national pride' 1 Hi- na id the pnaent ffelintr h I likely to be ItiHtfntr bul doea noi Portland. Hoth mother and l.aby believe It will row to the extent uro Keltlnf? along nU.-uly. of caualnff a war. iAt ;n ri:u noit.v Won) was received In la Orande "rly thin aTternooti thut In, and Mrs. J, I,. Inle tiro the proutl pn reuta of it baby daughter, born ' t'w. Crnnd Sntuaritiin HospMut ut Mrs. Rena Palmer Is Made Auxiliary Head POI1TI.ANI). Or. (Special) .Mrs inously uaklng a permanent v.ler Hena palmer of l.a Grande wus j una hospital In Portland. In order elected department president of the to keep Oregon boys who are pa- Anierlcun U'glon auxiliary ror Ore- tlents In the govern nt hospitals goo 'in the closing session or Ihe'neur home. The resolution will go convention. Mrs. Palmer served j lo the Oregon representatives In lusi yeur US' vice-president. congress. Other officers elected were: Mrs. Approximately llDnu was realised' Minnie Kusluiun. Oreshum. vice- from the sale or .Memorial nay president: Mrs. J. W. Mclnlllrff. popples by the women or the oilxll Marshfleld. secretary - treasurer: .iary throughout Ihe stale. II was Mtss Marie Walker. St. Helens, his-'announced, over and above the sum torlan. The executive committee : paid lo the disabled ex-service men chosen was Mrs. Harold Hlrshner. who made the popples. I'unds de. Hood Itlver; Mrs. John J. Holtle.rived rrom the sale will go to Ihe Salem, and .Mrs. IJ. B. Slewnrt. state hospllul. weirare, relief and Itoseburg. (child welfare work. Mrs. K. B. Dorrls of Eugene, re- Delegates were chwen lo repre tlriniF ,,....u..., iho .i.m uuvJu.nt the Oregon depart nt ut Ihe Hlarv. uutomallcally takes office as national convention In Si national fommlf leewnman. sue- . S"PtemlM..r. These reeding .Mrs. Stewart of Itoseburg. Resolutions were adopted unanl- (Continued on page I) PACIlit Clubs San l-'ranclsco Seal lie Vernon Saerat.ienlo .. Portland Salt ij.ke I.OK Angeles .. Oakland coast u:;i i; w. I,. Pet ...43 27 ... 39 .12 37 84 ... 35 34 ....3:1 37 ....32 .17 ....32 .19 ....31 41 .1114 .r.49 .621 ..Mi7 .471 .4-:4 .451 .437 Vernon I -TV, Oakland 2-1(1 Score ii. . .;. Vernon 7 I Oakland , ,...2 12- I llatteties: Shelle nl.ac k, Thomas and Hannah; Kunx und Itcud. Second game -J- . . It. II. I-:. Vernon , 5 H 2 Oakland .. , In 14 2 IJnltcries: Christian, Sellers und Ii. Murphy: Uoehler und Uuker. LONDON. ( A P) Prime Minister McDonald stated loduy that the Hrltish ' government- regarded lh acllon or tho Mexican government In seeking to expel Herbert c. Cum. mlns. Ilrlllsh agent In Mexico, us n gruve breach of International cour tesies. The .Mexican government h:.s nr. c.used Cummins or luck or courlesv gurdlng local Incidents. taxi and captured the pair after a (Continued on pags S) TWELVE DEAD DUE TO STORM ...i T. iiibmxH of Iho craning Ifeinocrath- ran, m-u,,, "Kowery Kid." ..,! II will U, cried by a c ,,, ele- gate Tho doll .lias Imm-,, ado,, tt as a Nonieiilr by l.lljjhelli MThury, ehalruum. ut .Dke. Womau'H llnierlalnmciit Con Iteo. oopew; PflSTPOWED MITrHKM,. K. Iak. fy the A- Hoeiated Preaa) At IouhI twelve aro killed and HeoreR Injured In HlorniH In Houth Dakota Kalurday nilfht. '' I'roperty dainaffo h oHti niated at more than $ 1,000, ono. 1'he town of (ilud Valley wiib vlrlually wiped out liy (ho Btorni which wept nlno'eountieH. Advlei-n reeeWed by rullwiiv offl- etals (old of a family of elit klll- fll tit III Inn lllllu llenl.. tmd with having made Inoorreet Two othis were killed ut White Ktutfincnls to hlH roverumenL re- ImUo in Aumru n..ntv ..n,.ti.,.. ... I'lerre und one ut lllunt. Sen 1 1 lo Seort- H.-atlli- .. .. Portland RatteMeH: K. Itnltlwin; n-J, l-oil loud 4-HI II. M. K. fl 10 0 4 7 1 Will ia nit. G rf)K und l.evorena and Imly. eSeond game H. II. K. Heatllu 2 U : I'ortland v !o 17 (i I(ult-rlea: Hell. Uunby, Butlior land und ' To bin; Itachuv und (,'oehrane. AiikoIa -." It. H. K. n u s 7 8 u Lheaf Uurg'-r, Agnew; Crun - I'nUl next Included Wm. FHmi" fl-4, S-ore H.i n 1-YunoHteo .... A)X Angelea Hallerb-H: sot Ooury und Yelle. dull und JcnkfUH. Hueond pimr It. ft. Ii. Sun l-'ranelseo , 4 & 2 I, OS Aiiirt-lfH & H 3 Hal lertes: Ceury und Atfnw; lMimo ieh. I'ayne and Hyb-r. IteoH 1-17, Hoiiutor H-li Score It. H. K. Salt l,ak- - 1 A 3 8ueraminlo 3 6 4 1 HntierleH: Kalllo ttnd I'eteni; 'anfl"ld und Koeshler. Second game It. K. K. Sutt l4tke 17 2S 0 Saeramento i 2 7. 3 1 Harteriew;-, M.ulcuhy und f'ook: lThotnpron, Hall, JumvM uud Koeh-'itr, Late News Flashes The trial of Wong Sing and Mary Sing charged with the possession of narcotics which hud been sched uled for this morning wus Indef initely posoponod . by J.urge Knowlcs ut the icmioat of tiio de fendants. ' The case of Kva Hlchard vs. Herl Tracy Is being tried in Ihe circuit Court Ihis morning. The case In volves a matter of payment for la bar Kva Itlahard alleges she. lias performed for Bert Tracy. J. A; Horck who was recently Indicted by the grand Jury on a chargo of assault und buttery ap peared before the court this morn ing uud plead not guilty, Ills lrlu will bo held on iho 241 Ii of this month. BULLETINS ADJIITH AITIO.V POItTI.ANI), Oiv. ( AP) llcimly DlMricl Attorney .Mowry admitted In conn today lu. bad advised As sistant Attorney tieiierill Willis K. .Moore agnlnst asking lirilH'ry In dlclnirnts agalusi fonner Comiuls- doner lion W. Walker, who was. rested. rcci'iiiiy acpillled.. '', ,,(, n( wan made (lining Hie aiuuinenl on ilia ilefenso motion In nil bridge cases Hint ihe liiillcluieuis be (iiuslieil. Power imhilcd out thai In Ills opinion, lb. evidence iiaiilusl Wnlker was Inslifriclenl only when applied lo the brllH'ry Indlctiueiil nnd not In ail ludictiucfil charging maiicasanee, wlilch Is still H'iiding. Two Millions of Dollai-s worth of Dope Smug gled Into Country WAS SECRETED IN LOTS OF BRUSHES Treasuiy Agents' Chief &ays discovery Nipped One of Most Elkborate ' Plots Known. NEW YORK (By The Aa sociated Press) . Drugs val ued at more than two mil- lions of dollars were seized Saturday on a track coming off the pier at Hoboken, N. ' , it Decame known today. JI. D. Esterbrook. chief of. the treasury agents; who conducted the raid, said the seizui-o uncovered one of the . most elaborate schemes ever divulged for smuggling naW coticA, . ' ' v . - . : The drugs Wore 'Seerele.1 In dies or 6,0(1(1 gcrtihl)iii lu-, ..I,,,. . Tho cuseff-eln whleh ihn ,m.i,'C blng brushes arrived jia.d , been watched since tho sleumshin Pri. . .n n.. uooseveit docked Juno 9th.. On Saturday the treasury agent saw two men claim the cases and load them on a truck which waa . promptly seised. Abraham Palo wlts nnd Otto. Anderson, both ' or ' ork, yoro subsequently ar- L. I S. MIMIR KI,KMI NOT TO QUIT. WASHINGTON (AI'). C. linscom Slcmp, secretary to the president, announced today before leaving for Cincinnati, where he was called by a relative's illness, that he had not resigned his present position and would continue actively associated with the Republican na tional campaign. Slemp is known to have presented strongly to the president his views regarding the man agement at Cleveland iind since his ictm-n, reports were current in some quiu ters thai his displeasure might lead him so .far as to separate himself from the position he now holds. HONGKONG (AP). Three American airplanes, in world flight, landed safely at Saigon, the capital of French Cochin-Chitia, today. Information concerning' the flyers was contained in news dispatches from Sai gon this evening. , ' REPLY TO HE MADE Pl'HLIC SOON! ' WASHINGTON (AP) The American reply to the Japanese protest on the exclusion provisions ' of the new immigration law was handed today to Ambassa dor Hanihara by Secretary IFughcs. It will be simul uuivuuNiy published by Tokio and Washington govern ments in Thursday morning papers. Meanwhile, American newspapers are requested as a patriotic duty not to attempt to forecast the contents of the reply to Japan. . Highway Officials in La Grande Yesterday Judge Malone. Judge Hul.y, liny K. Klein und I'higlneer Unblock of tho state blghwuy depiirlment. were in l.u tlruu.le yeslerday on tneir way lo linker and other points tu Inspect Ihe worft being done by th., slate. Judge Malone and Judge Inil.y u.r.3 iiie iwo siut. Highway com missioners while Mr. Klein Is the state engineer und Mr. Unblock Is the engineer tor Knstcrn Oregon. "There Is a' b.t lert l.i do." re marked Judge Malone, "nnd we ap preciate Unit everyone wauls Ihelr work done ul once. It Is the hope of the commissioners thut the gen eral scheme of road work which has become a part or Oregon's re ligion may be cleaned up shortly, und then Ihe minor mutters will come In ror attention.' Judge Inil.y said he did nol have anything to suy except I In. I the re Hliraclng on the Oregon Trail be. lueen linker and li (irande Is go Ing merrily on. ii;mo('IIAis ;a riii.it. MIW VIIIIK. (API llemo- crallc lenders are here, or on llielr way, ready for a week of imllllciil maneuvering preceding Hie linllou- al convcniliin. Homer N. t linings Is I'Micclcd li he Hie resolution committee cliiilinuiu to' ilrnrt a plllirortii which l.i i'vMvled In be brief. , Senator. Pal Harrison, of Mississippi. Is lo be temisirnry cbiilrmaii ' and Senator Walsh, or .MoiiIiiiui, Ii expected lo K. periua ficnt cliulrmnii. ONE OF BEST Austrian Accused of Slabbing His Wife Mike Yerliovleh, Austrian, who Is charged with slabbing his wife last evening during a drinking party. Is under arrest, loduy. The east will probably be turned over to Ihe state tor prosecution. Mrs. Yerkovlch Is not seriously burl, ac cording lo the offlo.rK. O. A. t' t'orvullls. (Special) The Mlmlr, annual publication of Ihn l,a (Irande high school student body, waa given firih honorable' mention, among high schools of tho Htuto with n registration of mom than V, students, In the high school unnuul contest conducted by Ihe Oregon Stale chapter of Hlg. ma Helta ohi. professional Journal ism fraternity. Sulem high school' (Continued nn fag I) . Quarterly Conference Held Here Yesterday The iiuarlerly stake conference or the r,. I. s. church was held hern yesterday. Ilr. Jumes K. Tal tnadge, member or Iho Quorum of Twelve whose horns Is In Salt Lake waa Ihe prlnctpul speaker. A largo representation was present. .Mem- iiers or the church from nil parts or mo slake which Includes IFnlon, linker and Wallowa counties were PorKCt-Mc-.Vit Honored ' f'OHIiliVA, Alaska (AP) The On. rid Igloo of Ihe Pioneers of Ala-ska In a resolution has re 'Itieslcd the territorial legislature to make the rorget-me-nol the flo ral emblem or Alaska. The reso lution (lectures Unit this flower grows "on every hill and In every tulley through Alaska's more than one-hulr million isiuare miles." Alagno Maneiid, charged with in attendance. drunkenness, und John lilaekman.l In Ihe evening a pageant'. VUueen charged with driving a ear while lOslher" under the auspices of 'tho drunk, will be tried In the iiiunli-l- slnke M. 1. A., wus given by tho pal court tonight. (Junior members ot the church. American Olympic Team Chosen; Sails Today MAItK I ,T Q DOTATION S POUTLANO, (ini. AI')- Tattl iuuJ'. Hokh fully Hlt-mly mu hi 11 vi. Hhuffi iihout Btwady. KtfB tutiir, Huttfr irteiidy. M,HtjtirHl ilortlund) 36 t-vntn, iiuUcrrm (Hun Fruticltfco) m;u vouii. (iiv tin A.sM jiitii rrcK-,) 'f he Hid ir AiiMTli a't lifli li'llr lifiiM-H mill lirrnliH-M X'u hIioiik I Milling liHliiy Tiir HolH krii on a NifcliiU Wmrtrml iiim- ir. Ihi "AiMrrlfii," lo rmnpi'iM fur Ihr 1021 Olympic Ihiiii'Ih In I'ruiHt' IWXt IMUIItll CAMMItllK;!:, M itHH. (My Mi AKMnlnlcj I'rt'iiM) oirilftf m li'rfluiiH for tin- Aiii'Mlcati Olympic' truck lirt'l fUlri tram, (ilinnliiucd by the Amcrkan Ulynipi'' rommlt- loo-inilT, 2on-ii) i r ami 4mo-MH'li-r rHay Juckfon V. Hchotz, Nw York A. ('.; CluirU-H Puddork, l.m Anwh-H A. I.; t.'hi'Hlcr How m ii n, Kyi'dcuiic; Lnr n MiirrhlKon, Nuwurk A. C; FrttnylH ItiSHcy, Hi uyvtwant hlRh Kohool: . I lay oh Nirt or,: YmI : 1 ( iorKs liUlj ivnn mrvunin; Allied Lvvouty. rhilu dulptila; LouU Cliurk'', Johns iiwp klnH; I'iPd hovejoy. Now York A. 0. ... , 4i'i-rm'ffr ntcR Hml I'Sno-niPtor rnlny . J. I'mird Tayloi. Cw York A. C: lluruld KUch, ciilmffu A. A.; It. A. Itolirrtuon, KoHlon A. A.; lUU: (.'. Wilson, UnlvcrHlty of lown; J, o, McDunuld, rN-iinyl-vunhi: Jttim'tt Hui-kchh. Gnoruf- town; Alan Helffrloh, IH-nn Rttttv. 80(i mulcru Wllllftiii U. Rlnli ardfon, Hhtnford; 8. tf:, Kni:k, Vvnti Htaip; Huy Dodpe. Ort'Ron ArtIcuI ttirat fnlWK'i Hay ValHon, Illinois A. .; J. N. Watte. lUirvunl; Lurry Hrown, Pennsylvania A. C lAOO-.Mi'icr Huiim-rs. " nu'tern Huy liuker, II IIiioIh A. (.'.; Uoyd Huhn, Uonlon ' A. A.; VV. (,!. KpeiHH'r, MlHuiHulppI A. & M, collcgo; Jun i tit J- Con- , nully, Orovdlnnd,. MutM. , ; i niotorsJole lUy. HUuola (Couliuuvd on patfo 8)..