MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. 1935
PAGE FIVE
NEGOTIATIONS TO
DEPEND ON TONE
LEAGUFSREPORT
(Continual irom Pf Out.)
to have reached an agreement today
upon the fundamentala of a plan for
the collective assistance of Ethiopia.
Premier Laval, one of the member!
of the committee, told the Associated
Press following a meeting of the
body:
"It cannot be said w have fin
lahed our report."
Immediately aflword. the com
mittee went Into a private session to
discuss financial and economic quea
tlona concerned with the Italo-Ethl-oplan
situation.
Another committee meeting will be
held tomorrow, at which time It was
said a definite report will be drafted.
An authority atated the committee
la convinced thle report will be re
jected by Italy.
By JAMES A. MILLS
Associated Press Foreign Staff
ADDIS ABABA, Sept. 17. (AP)
Emperor Halle Selassie told the As
aodated Press today that If the
League of Nations recommends a tri
partite protectorate of Ethiopia he
will reject the suggestion outright.
"As a member of the League of
Nations." said the emperor. "Ethiopia
will never permit another member or
other members to dominate her.
whether In the form of a protectorate,
a mandate, or any other guiae.
"Our absolute sovereignty and In
dependence must be preserved lnvlo
lst. That la final."
The emperor decided today to poat
pone general mobilisation of Ethi
opian troops until the League of Na
tlona has exhausted all It efforts for
peace. The Ethiopian delegation at
Oeneva strongly aupported the deci
sion. The delegates Informed the emperor
that If Mussolini refuses to accept
any of the proposed solutions of the
Italo-Eehlopaln conflict, the league
powers will apply sanctions, with
France participating.
Despite increasing danger of war,
most Americans remained In Ethiopia
today, only & few wives and children
of missionaries having departed.
Rew Meat to Troops
Emperor Halle Eelassie announced
he would give a banquet at the Im
perial palace Thursday In honor of
correspondents and cameramen, near
ly 100 Qf whom are now here.
The emperor gave a special ban
quet of raw meat In the Imperial
palace to 8000 troops In honor of
their Imminent departure for the
frontiers.
The banquet lasted six hours and
the warriors were fed In relays of
3000 each.
Hallie Selassie's soldiers aat on the
floors, with low wooden tables be
fore them, laden with steak's which
they washed down with copious
drafts of tej. Each warrior emptied
a bull's horn holding a half gallon of
the wild honey beverage.
As In feudal times, the emperor
as guardian and protector of the sol
dierssat at the head of the tribal
chlefa under a canopied red throne.
BUnER MART WEAKER,
EGGS, POULTRY STEADY,
FINE PEACHES' APPEAR
PORTLAND, Sept. IT. (P) Market
for butter Inclined to show more or
lee of a halting disposition locally,
although no changes have been made
In values during the last few days.
Make of butter la holding up well
and an Increase la generally expected
here within the next week or 10
days. In the meantime there la sug
gestion of weakness Is the eastern
situation.
Butterf at price were at leaat ateady.
Trading In the egg market la about
steady In general. Demand for really
fresh eggs la keen and not being taken
care of, but there 1 some complaint
agalnat the atorage offering.
Market for poultry In general show
ed a .firm tone. Receipt continue
moderate and prlcea are well held in
all line. Dressed turkeyt continue
to find call for old crop hens.
Some of the finest peaches seen In
the Portland market were aome J. H.
Hale from the mountain of the
Hood River country. The Mock 1
the first picking and was priced
around 90-1.00, and aire ranged 35
60s. Generally fair trading tone is show
ing for peaches with the market over
filled with cold storage YMclmaa,
some of which are selling down to
40-50 box and the best but a dime
better In spots.
.
Market?
Livestock,
PORTLAND, Sept. 17. (JP) (U. 6.
Deut. Agr., HOGS 200. Market utewly
to weak with Monday's drive Jn trade.
Extreme top 40c below carlot top.
Good to Choice 170-215 lbs. 10.50
10.75; 340-370 lba. 10-10.25; light
lights mostly 10-10.35. Packing sows
7.50-8. Best feeder plga 11.
CATTLE 50: calves 10. Market
slow, around steady with Monday's
average, Few good grass steers 5-5.75.
Heifers 4-5; light cuttery kinds down
to 3.25; low cutter and cutter cows
3-3; common to medium 3 25-4. Bull
3.50-4.25. Good to choice veal era 8
8.16; medium down to 6.
SHEEP 1.300. Including 208 direct.
Market active, mostly steady, improv
ed quality considered. Fat ewes
strong- to 25c higher. Good to choice
73-98 lbs. 7.75-8; top 8.25 for choice
83 lbs.: common to medium 8-7.50.
Deck 85 lb, feeder lambs 7.50. Load
117 lb. ewea 3.35; common to medium
1.50-2.50.
crate; Willamette valley. 60-OSe ents;
spear melons. 03 -85c crate.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO. Sept. 17.
Open High
Sept. .. 95'4 B8S
Dec -9T ,
May 6754 1.00
J?) WnU:
Low close
OS SS".
Mil 9v;
714 LOOK
Oreeon Bartlett: 1.419 boxes fancy. 1 Anaconda .
1.40-1.75. average 11.S7: 458 boxes Atch. T. & B. T.
exjra faney, 1.50-1.80. average l.M.j Bendlx Aviation .
California Bartletts: 3.731 boxes.
1 .50-3.40, average 2.19.
Washington Bartletta: 3.404 boxes
extra fancy, $1.15-1.60, average 11.44;
1,053 boxes fancy, $1.35-1.45, aver
age $1.35.
Pear Market
Yesterday
NEW YORK, Sept. U. (AP)
(USDA) Pear auetlon market slight
ly stronger. 37 cara arrived; 38 Cali
fornia cars, 5 Oregon unloaded; 30
cars on track.
Oregon Bartletta: 101 boxes extra
fancy, $1.3.15: average $3.11; 1,167
boxes fancy, $1.80-3.10, average $1.88.
California Bartletta: 16,686 boxes,
$1.65-3.75, average 3.35.
California Hardies: 650 boxes,
$1.40-1.90, average $1.71.
CHICAOO, Sept. 16. (AP-U8DX)
Pear auction. 38 Oregon eara, 16 Cali
fornia, 19 Illinois, 6 Washington, 1
Idaho arrived: 61 ears on track; 14
cars sold.
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK, Sept. 17. (AP) Th
stock market registered quiet 1m
rovement In today's late dealings af
ter milling about Irregularly most of
the session.
Specialties gave the best perform
ance with Du Pont Jumping to an
other new year's top. Profit taking
waa absorbed without much difficul
ty and the close wss steady. Trans
fers approximated 1.300.000 sharea.
Speculative aentlment apparently
Waa aided somewhat by sosrlng
prlcea In leading grain centera. The
cereal spurted 4 to 6 cents a bushel
on war talk and advlrea to the effect
that Argentina was facing a crop dla
aater. Cotton also developed strength.
Today'a closing prices tor 33 aeleet
ed atoeka follow:
Allied Chemical & Dye 169
American Can . 1444
American as Foreign Power M 64
A. T. es T. 189Vi
Bethlehem 5 'eel
California Packing
Caterpillar Tractor ..
Chrysler .
Commercial Solvent
Ourtlss-Wrlght
DuPont . .
81H
33
. 39 ;
33
51
71H
30 H
a
134
20 -4
General Pooda
General Motora
International Harvester ea3s
I. T. c T 10'i
Johns-Manvllle .......... 74
Montgomery Ward 34 Vt
North American .
Penney (J. C.)
30 H
83,
Phillip Petroleum 25
7
... 30
.... 13H
83
43
8
684
19
-- 4714
Radio
Southern Pacific
Standard Brands
Std. Oil Cal. .; ...
Std. Oil N. J.
Trans. America .. .,
Union Carbide ,
United Aircraft
U. 8. Steel
Silver.
NEW YORK, Sept. 17. (JP Bar all
ver steady, unchanged at 65.
Stated convocation of Cra
ter Lake Chapter No. S3, R.
A. M . Tuesday, Sept. 17th.
at 7;30 p. m. Visitors In
vited. O. O. Horner. H. P.
QBO. ALDEN, Secy.
San Francisco Butterfar.
SAN FRANCISCO. 8ept. 17. (ffs.
First grade butterfat. 33 f.o.b. San
Francisco.
.
Malt Commanrtery N'o. 4
Knights Templar
Maeonlo Temple! Aihlanil.
Stated conclave, Weclnca-
wo day evening. Sept. 18.
Open short form. Routine business
and annual Installation of Officers
for year 1935-6. Light refreshments
sfter meeting. R. L. BURUIC.
Comnunder.
W. H. DAY, Recorder.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Italian prune.
7-P-14 after 6:00 p. m.
Phone
FOR SALE Dining-room table and
clMlrs. 309 W. Jackson.
LOST Brown billfold containing cur
rency and Identification card. Re
turn to Tribune. Reward.
FOR SALE: Large combination gaa
range, 8-plee dining-room euHe:
fireplace screen and Irons, etc. All
like new. Very cheep. 513 s. Holly.
FOR SALE Jersey heifers. S. Weiss,
Tolo, back of Blrkholz'a.
TOMATOES 60c lug. 3 mllea west on
J'vllle Hvy. B. E. Ford. Tel. 731-R.
NOTICE
Pleas return book "Science of Mind"
by Ernest L. Holmes, to owner.
Mra. E. W. Hoffman.
WANTED Paaaenger to Michigan.
Help aher expenses. Box 4072.
Tribune.
PRUNES on the P. S. Carpenter place,
lc lb. You pick them. 2 mllea west
on Jacksonville Hwy. B- E. Ford.
Tel. 731-R.
LADY wishes transportation to San
Jose Friday. Phone 1043-R, noons
and evening.
USED CAR BARGAINS
REDUCED PRICES
1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan; side
mount and trunk rack.
1934 Chrysler Coupe.
1934 Plymouth coupe.
1935 Ford 8 Sedan.
1928 Oldsmobllo Sport Roadster.
1928 la&alle Sedan.
1930 Ford 3-door Sedan.
1931 Harley-Davldson Motorcycle.
Also several other reel buya In older
models.
ARMSTRONG MOTORS CO.
88 N. Riverside. Tel. 18.
FOR SALE 1935 Ford V-8 Sedan, like
new. Big aacrlfloe. Inquire of Mr.
Hall, Armstrong Motors, Inc., 38 N.
Riverside.
FOR RENT 3 large' room spartment,
$15.00. 616 N. Central.
FOUND Ratchet wrench.
Vlmont on Old Highway.
DEER SEASON la nearlv here. WIN
30.00 and $16.00 FREE REGISTER
for WESTERN BIO BUCK prlaea.
Rifle for aale and rent at Gleason's,
Central Point.
40 ACRES Improved, on highway; 15
aerea In clover, all-yenr stream:
cow, calves, duck, chickens, school
btu, mail route, bcrrtea, shade, good
oil, Price 2750.
A. F. FI.OWERS
Cor. 13th and Front St.
WANTED Man with bUEX-anw. to
aaw 7 cords wood. Phone 246 -L
after 6 p. m., or oall at 611 S.
Rlvereido.
FOR SALE STIBNITE deposit (anti
mony and gold). Antimony I a
rare metal not mined In U. S. A.
In aufflclent quantities to supply
demand. Box 4114, Tribune.
FOR SALE Late 1933 Pontine Sedan.
Well taken cere of and In fine con
dition. Private owner. Box 4115,
Tribune.
PONTIAC 4-door Sedan; new paint,
good mechanically, $225.00.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth.
FURNITURE rrupholstered. finished
and glued. Phone 989-R. Ridga
way and Wabash Ave. Thlbault.
FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR WOOD
One .30-30 new. 1 tent. 1 heating
etove, 2 doit, hens and poultry nes
ting. Tucker, Box 362-R-3, Old
8tae road.
1935 Schedule of Football Game:
NOTE: Game played at point Indicated In first column, except thoae marked () which are played on ground of team shown In date column.
Compliments oF
The Western Union Telegraph Co.
SOLON SUMMONS
BE
IN COJNG WEEK
(Continued from tags One)
tlve's powers, and that his concep
tion of good government waa that
neither branch ahould Interfere WTth
the functlona of the other. He has
refused to enter Into the apeaker
ahlp fight.
It waa atated Martin likewise
would not aet up a dictatorship In
legislative matter having to do with
the new capltol, but he would make
his recommendations, and those of
the board of control, would ex
press his views publicly, and let the
legislature take lt own course.
The chief executive has no desire,
his friends said, to establish a per
sons! or a political machine In Ore
gon. The executive this afternoon will
meet with the planning board at
Portland to discuss new capltol pro
posals. He will also go on the air
tomorrow night to voice hla vlewa
on the caplto! plans and will em
phasize "building for the future."
It wss known the governor prefers
more ground for a fine capltol
building and favors either acquisi
tion of Willamette university campus,
aa recommended by the board 01
control, or locating the capltol on
a hill alte In south Salem.
Hamilton Mentioned.
The speakership fight in the house,
apparently no closer to aolutlon than
six montha ago, resulted when John
I. Cooler, spesker at the regular
session, vacated his seat bjf accept
ing a federal position. Earl Hill, Re
publican leader In the house, may
he named speaker should the Demo
cratic majority fall to agree on a
candidate. Wllilam Oraham and How
ard Latourette of Portland and
Moire Hamilton of Medford have
been mentioned aa candidates.
Lew Wallace, member from Port
' land, ha served notice he would
fight for hit Best In the house. A
successor to fill the plsce after he
was declsred Ineligible because 01
membership on the game commis
sion, has not yet been nsmed by the
county commissioner. It waa
peeted there would be several other
contest for seats.
Airport Log
CHICAGO, Sept. 17. (AP-USDA)
HOGS 9000; market at standstill;
bidding in-26e lower, top $12.15; de
sirable 190 to 240 lbs., $11.85-12.10:
140 to 160 lbs.. $10.75-11.65; few at
$31.75: sows' $10.00-10.50.
CATTLE 8000; better grade fed
steers and range yearlings, atrong to
10c and 15o higher; top steers. $13.90;
1283-lb. yearlings, $13.60; fat she
stock as well as cutter grsde cows,
weak to 250 lower; bulls steady; sau
sage offerings up to $5.90; vealers
steady to 35c off, practical top $10;
odd head, $10.50; atockera and feed
ers, stow but steady; salea late Mon
day on year igs up to $8.80, feeders
$8.75.
'SHEEP 13.000: fat lambs slow, 10
16c lower: good to choice native and
rang lambs, $9.00 down: choice na
tlvea to email killers, $9.15; strictly
choice westerns to same Interests.
$9.25; sheep about steady: range ewea
$2.50-3.75; no feeding lamb sold. In
dications about stesdy.
AKRON (Akron, O.)
ALABAMA (Tuacalooaa)
ALABAMA POLY (Auburn)
ALBRIGHT (FU.dlni, P..)
ARIZONA (Tuoon)
AMHERST (Amheret, Maaa.)
ARKANSAS (Farettevllle)
BAYLOR (Wrco, Tex.)
BOSTON COLL (Newton)
BOSTON. UNIV. (Boaloe)
BROWN (Providence)
BUTLER (lndlanapdil)
CALIFORNIA (Berkelev)
CARNEGIE TECH. (Plttebarah)
CASE SCH. OF SCIENCE (Cliiehe)
CATHOLIC UNIV. (Weahinstco, D. C.H
UbN 1 KIN AKi (Shreveport, L.J
CENTRE (Danville. Kv
CHATTANOOGA (ChattanoevO
CHICAGO (Chiceso)
CINCINNATI (Cincinnati)
CLEMSON (Clemaon. S. C.)
CdlRATF fH.milr.ir,. N. V.)
COLLEGE OF PACIFIC (Stockton, Cel.M
tutuKsuu (CMtaiderj
COLORADO COLL. (Colorado Spaa.)
COLUMBIA (New York)
CORNELL (Iinace)
CRFICHTON Ifhiului
DARTMOUTH (Hanover, N. H.)
DAVIDSON (Davidson, N. C)
DAYTON (Darton. O.)
DELAWARE (Newark, Del.)
DENVER (Dfner)
DETROIT (Detroit)
DRAKE (Des Moinea)
DREXEL (Philadelphia)
DUKE (Durham. N. C
DUQUESNE (Pitl.hur.n)
FLORIDA (Galneavllle)
FORDHAM (New York)
?URM AN (Greenville, 8. C.)
JiEORGETOWN iWainlntton. D. C.)
Geo. WASHINGTON (Walh., D, C.)
GEORGIA (Athena, Gs.)
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Sept.
17 (AP-USDA) Hogs 150. fully 10c
higher, 200-15 lb. Callfornlas. $11.40.
top; 216 lbs. $11.18-30: packing sows
I015c higher: bulk, $9.00.
CATTLE 250; steers slow, ateady:
976 lb. Callfornlas. $8.00; medium
good. 1040 lb. California, $7.75; de
sirable she-stok absent, few dairy
heifers $4.25: low cutters, cutters.
$3v4.2S; strong bulls largely $4.75
IS 5.26.
CALVES 60: nominal, good-choice
vealera quoted $9.50.
SHEEP 550: lambs absent; choice
woolsklna quoted $9.26-60; two loada
medium 107-lb. California ewes,
$3.76; steady.
1
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND. Ore., Sept. 17. (AP)
Wheat: Open High - Low Close
Msv .78 S3'4 .764 .83
Old Sept .75 .80 .78 .80
New Sept .75 .80 .78 .80
Dec .77 .83 .77 7
Cash: Big Bend hltitstem. IS per
cent, 109'4: Big Bend bluestem.
1044: dark hard winter, 19 per
cent, 107'4; 11 per cent, 87; soft
white. 79'4: western white. 79; hard
winter. 83: northern spring, 79j;
western red, 78.
Oat. No. 2 white. $19 50.
Corn, No. 3, eastern yellow, 939.60.
Mlllrun, standard. $17.
Today'a car receipt: Wheat,
barley, 8; flour, 4; oats, 6.
33:
Portland Produce
GEORGIA TECH. (Atlanta)
30NZAGA (Spokane)
HARVARD (Camhridse)
HASKELL (Lawrence)
HOLY CROSS (Worceater. Mali.)
ILLINOIS (Champalsn)
INDIANA (Bloomlnstoo)
IOWA (Iowa Cltv)
IOWA STATE (Amea)
IOHN CARROLL UNIV. (Cleveland)
KANSAS (Lawrence)
KANSAS STATE (Manhattan)
KENTUCKY (Leainston)
LAFAYETTE (Fallen, Pa.)
LEHIGH (Bethlehem, Pa.)
LOUISIANA STATE (Baton Rouse)
LOUISVILLE (Louliville, Kr.)
LOYOLA (Loe Anselee)
LOYOLA (New Orleani)
MANHATTAN (New York)
MARQUETTE (Milwaukee)
MARYLAND (Colleae Park)
MERCER (Macon, Ga.)
MIAMI UNIV. (Oxford, O.)
MICHIGAN (Ann Arbor)
MICHIGAN STATE (Lanein)
MlLLSAli COLLEGE (Jackaon, MlM.)
MINNESOTA (MlnneapoUa)
MISSISSIPPI (Oxford, Mies.)
MISSOURI (Colombia)
MT. UNION (Alliance. O.)
MUHLENBERG (Allentown, Pa.)
NEBRASKA (Lincoln)
NEVADA (Reno)
NEW YORK UNIV. (New York)
SEPTEMBER 31
SEPTEMBER 28
Flndlav (Sept. 17)
Howard
'Birm..So. (Sept. 17W
Tempe. Thr.
Otterbein (Oct. 4)
'Goo. WaahlnBtoa
Tulana
Georgetown
'Centenary
Colbv .
Kanaaa State Thf.
Hardln-Slmmons)
9t. Anlelm'a
LoulBville(Sett.l7)
wnittier ol Lart
Caao
Carnefie Tech.
La. Coll. (Sept. 19X La. Normal
-temple loept. tu
Col. M'a (Sept. 20)1
WakerWCboro.)!
111. Wee. (Sept. 20)
St. Xav. (Sept. 20)
Chenev Normal
Marrvllle
Calif. Tech.
Nlasara
Mies, (Sept. 20)
'Mlllaapa (Sept, 20)
NORTH CAROLINA (Chapel Hill)
NORTH CAROLINA STATE (Rallh)
NORTH DAKOTA (Grand Forkl)
NORTH DAKOTA STATE (Fatao)
NORTHWESTERN (Bmnaton, III.)
NOTRE DAME (South Brad)
3BERLIN (Oberlln, O.)
OGLETHORPE (Atlanta)
OHIO (Athena)
OHIO STATE (Columbus)
OHIO WESLEYAN (Delaware)
OKLAHOMA (Norman)
OREGON (Eysene)
OREGON STATE (Corrallla)
PENNSYLVANIA (Philadelphia)
PENN. M. C. (Cheater, Pa.)
PENN STATE (Stale Coll., Pa.)
PITTSBURGH (Plttabursh)
POMONA (Pomona, C.l")
PORTLAND UNIV. (Portland. Ore.)
PRINCETON (Princeton. N. J.)
URDUE (LallTette. lnd.)
REDLANDS (Redlanda, Cal.)
RICE (Houaton. Tea.)
RICHMOND (Richmond, Va.)
ROANOKE COLL. (Salem, Va.)
ROCHESTER (Rocheeter, N. T.)
RUTGERS (New Brunawlck, N. J.)
ST. LOUIS (St. Louis, Mo.)
ST. MARY'S (San Frencleeo)
ST. XAVIER (Cincinnati)
SAN DIEGO STATE (Sen Diese)
SAN FRANCISCO UNIV. (Sea Fran )
SANTA CLARA U. (Santa Clara, Cal.)
SOUTH CAROLINA (Columbia)
SOITTH DAKOTA (Vermillion 1
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE (Brooklnsa)
SUUTMtKN Mr. iHUUiai (LMllaej
SPRING HILL (Mobile)
STANFORD (Palo Alto)
SYRACUSE (Srracnae, N. Y.)
TEMPLE (Philadelphia)
TENNESSEE (Knoaville)
TEXAS (Aultln)
TEXAS A. & M. (Collet Station)
Lieutenant KJnkel. flying Boeing
P-12. was expected to arrive at the
municipal airport today en rout from
Hamilton Field, San Rafael. Cal, to
Seattle.
Les Bowmsn. distributor for Waco
airplane, arrived at the local air
port recently to spend a few daya at
the Fish and Fur Gam farm near
&wV
PORTLAND, Spt. 17. UP) BUT
TER Print, A grade 30'4e lb. In
parchment wrapper. 3014c lb. In car
tons: B grade, parchment wrspped,
28'4c lb.: oartona ttc lb.
EOOS Buying price of wholesalers:
Freeh specials. 30c dox.: extra, 30c
dor..; standards. 27c dor.; extra medi
ums. 35e doe.: medium firsts, 23c
do.: undergrade. 19c dor.; pullets, 16c
dor.
Cheese, milk, country meat, but
terfr.!, potatoes, wool and hay. ateady.
uncharged.
LIVE POULTRY Portland delivery,
buying price: Colored hens, over 84
lb. 16-17 lb.; under S'i lb. 16-17C
lb.: Leghorn hen orer 3'j lb. 14-15c
lb.; under 3', lb. 13-I4C lb.: under
3', lb. 17-18c lb.: white broilers !3
16c lb.: rooster 8-9c lb.: Pekln ducks,
young 16-17c lb.
ONIONS Wslla Walli. 50-80- pr
jn-lb. bag: Oregon. 1 SO 100 lba
, CANTALOUPES OUlaud, 70-8OC
TEXAS CHRISTIAN (Ft. Worth)
TEXAS TECH. (I.uhbock)
TOLEDO (Toledo)
TULANF (New Orlaane)
TULSA (Tulaa. Okie.)
UNION (Schenectade, N. Y.)
U. S. M. A. (Weal Point, N. Y.)
lAnnimllll
UNIV. CALIFORNIA at to
U. S. N
UNIV.
UNIV. SO. CAI.IP. O-04 Anaelea
Anfolet
)
UTAH (Salt Lake Cite)
VANDERBII.T (Naehvllle)'
VILLA NOVA (Villa Nova, Pa.)
VIRGINIA (Charlotteavllle, Va.)
VIRGINIA M. I. (Leilnron)
VIRGINIA POLY (Bleckamtra, Vt)
WASHBURN Tropeka, Kaa.)
WASHINGTON (Seattle)
WASHINGTON STATE (Pulltnea)
WASHINGTON UNIV. (St. Lottie)
WASH, ta JEFF (Waahlnron, Pa.)
WASH. t LFE rUslniton, Va.)
WFSIEYAN L'NIV.lMlddletowa.Cl.)
WESTERN RESERVE (Cleveland)
WEST VIRGINIA (Morsantowal
WILLIAM gt MARY (Wmaht, Va.)
WILLIAMS (Williematown. Man.)
WITTFNBFRG (Sprinxneld, O.)
WISCONSIN (Madlaon)
YALE (New Heven)
Moorh'd(Saot.20)
Coocotdlaep.JO)l
St. Mart'. (8. Anl.)l
V.P. L
a-
Un.efSo. (Sep. 21)1
oert.JO(
Erekln
Yankton (Sept. 2M
rtonnern normal
No. Tea. Thr.
Alabama Stale
tt.Jeeeph'e(Sep.20M
Auetffl Thr. Coll.
ard PavtM
ia(Sep.ZO)
Penn. M. C
W. u M.
HampStdnef
Roanoka
Bakae (Vpt. 20)
Vlrtinla
Davton
V. p. I.
Niagara
'Denver (Sept. 27)
St. Lawrence
St. Louie
Norwich
No.Cat.St.lGbot.H
Vioclnnati
Col. Coll. (Scot. 27)
Cen.St.Th.(Sep.27)
Con.Coll.(Sept,27)
So. Carolina
Kan. St. (Sept. 27)1
otcteon
EmorV'Henrr
Mercer
Preehv. (Sent. 27)
'Orexon (Portland)
Bradley
Cornell Coll.
Albion (Sept. 27)
Notre Dam
'Duqueane (Sep. 27)
"M. ah. (Sept. 17)
Moravian
Upaala
Rico
Buller (Sept. 27)
Redlanda (Sept. 27!
Sp . Hill (Sept. 27!
St. Bonaventure
St. leho's
Georaia
a. Kr. out
Grinnell
Delta St. (Sept. 27)
No. Uak. aula
Memphis Thr.
Jewell
Kent. St. (Sept. 27)
naito laepc ill
Chleaao
Si. Mary'. (Sept. 29)1
Waka Foreat
'Davidaon (G'boro)
Luther (Sept. 27)
'Minnesota
Da Paul
Kanaaa
New ben
llllnoia
Heldelben
Colorado
Gomaga (Portland)
Willamette
Bucknell (Sept. 27)1
Wavnaebur
Santa Ana Jr. Coll.
LovolaLA.(Sep.27
'U a. u.
Ra ndol ph-Macon
Weateh eater Thr,
Crelehlon
nevada (Sept, VI
KotruckT(Sept.27)
Senta Clara
San Franclace
Duko
III. Weeleraa
Wiaeonain
Auatin Coll.
'Lovola (Sept. 27)
San Joae
Centre (Sept. 27)
onuthweetern
Texaa A. ck I.
S.Hotia.Thr.(Se.27
OCTOBER
Kent (Oct, 11)
Mlaa. State
Tenneaaea (Blrm.)
LafaTefte
Whimer
T. C. U.
Teaaa A. 6k. L
rordjiam
Toledo
Rhode laland
Evanavllle (Oct. 4)
St. Marv a
Notre Dam
Miami Univ.
la Salle
Arltono
Indiana
Geontia
Carroll Coll.
So. Dakota State
Waka Foreat
St. Lawrenco
So. California
Western State
V. M. I.
Weetern Reserve
Okie. A.&M.
Vermont
'Vlretnia
Ohio Wee. (Oct, 4)
'Dicklneon
Col. State (Oct. 4)
Haakell (Ocf. 4)
Simpson (Oct, 4)
St. loaeon'e
W. U L. (R'mond)
rue
Boston Coilefa
Pteabvterlan
Albright
Alabama
'ChattanoofB
Sewenee
Idaho
Sprins6elrl
'Deitoil (Oct. 4)
Maine
OCTOBER II
'Union
'Baylor
Arkansas
Tufts
OCTOBER !
Woocmt
Tenneeacn
Kenluckv CM'it)
UvolaLA.(Oct.lS)
Carroll (Oct. 29)
Geonjie
Duke (uct, xsj
'Urainua
New Mea. Agslea
Sprlns6ald
Hanover (Oct, II)
'Oregon (Portland)
N. Y. Univ.
Wooater
'Duqueane (Oct 1 1M
1 ease A. ca. M.
Oao'lnKvOct.lla
"CraorvMenrv
Weaiem state Thr.
Detroit
Teraa
W. ck L. (L'rille)
Ogleth-pa (Oct. IS)
rurouo
Dennieon
Duka
'Iowa
St. Marr'l
MIMOUft
Indiana
Lafa vena
San)oaeSt.(Oet.IR)
Colo.Sch.o(Mlnee
New Me.ko
Rutaera
Svrecuao
Rice
Bate
Briiham Youna
Pcnnarlvani
Drake
Brown
So. Car. (Char.)
Marahell (Ocl.llX
Ml. 8c Marv
Wvomlns (Oct. II)
OkJk.ekM.(Oct,llN
Ohio Stat
'Juniata
Clemaon
Calh. U. (Oct. II)
Tulana
Purdue
'Georgia
(Oct. II)
Furman
Kentuekr
Ore. Sale (Oct. II)
HoW Croat
Toledo
Harvard
Washington Univ.
Centre
South Dekota
Nebraika
Bald.-Wall (Oct. 4)1
St. Benodiet'a
Fort Hera Thr.
Ohio State
Muhlenberg
'Haverford
Texas
Tranavlvenls
Whittler (Oct. 4)
Birm..So. (Oct. 4)
Brooklyn
Wiiconaln
V. P. L (Belle.)
U. S.N.A.
Caae
Mlchlfan State
'Mlehlfj
MlM. 5
,le (Oct. 4)
Soulti wtMairO
Warrentburf
'lowa Mat
South Carolltu
Moro'iaid(Oet.4
rnrdua
'Carnetfltt Tack.
Rochttataf
'Ourk (Oct. 4)
Kcoluckr
Darton (Oct. 4)
Naw Maaiee
Utah
'UaCaLAoCPUlld)
'rnnccioii
P. 6l H.
Lahanea Vallar
W. & h
La Vera
Pacf6c U. (Oct 4)
PcnnsTflvania
'fJniili hjihh i n
Cat. Tech. (Ode 4)
uuqocatva
'Roanoka
B.chm'd (R'noka)
Oherlin
Maricna
KirkiHIIc (Oct. 4)
California
W.Va.W(Occ.4)
santa narnan
Stanford
U'aliinfon
No. Car. Stafa
Cincinnati
Tulaa
'Murrar Thr.
San Pranclart
Clark tntt
Tev. A & M fDal LuM
t. . U.
Tetnpla (DalU)
Dtrnton Thr.
Dakar (Sept. 11)
Capital
Va M. I.
!C4r.,Ok.Tli.(rVt.27M
'Middlatrarr
Uuh St. (Sapt. 27)
Monuni
MfM. Sf.ta
C'rtinu
HampSrdnat
Tulana
CltriTtaon
mr-r. Tb. (Sef.27i
Idaho
Puarf tVnittd
MKtrndra(.17M
OnM Gturd Acad.
Hilladal4 27)
M. Va. WMltrtn
U. 8. N. A.
Miu. State
Bl jlffan (Vpf. 27)
au. uakota scat
1 EPTPMBP.R 21 I SFPTEMBFR M
'Arkanaaa
Wichita (Oct. 4
'Bnaton Unlva
AUhama Po.T
8.M.U.
Hohart
W. & M.
Mercer
Oreann St. fP'I.nd)
(eira
CtimHeHand
Wi. MarrUnd
DvHdtvMB
Columbia
MarTland (Baltn.)
'iirlnnell (.Jet.
9anta K,ar
WilUmatta
Illinola
Plttihtirati
Ttjka (RkhmAnd)
Conn. Mat
Cornell
Da.w-eikiaa
'U. S. M. A.
Middlebarr
Wooater
Marqoetta
New Hampthfrt
So. California
'Mlehieaa
Colgate
Upper Iowa
Ohio (Oct. II)
Mlehlnn Stata
'Marquette(Oct.lI)f
OaorgaB 1 eco.
'Albright
Dickinaoa
Manhattan
Un.Coll. (Oct.!!)
'Arizona suta
Howard (Oct. 11)
U8.U.
Kan. St. (Oct.1 1)
'No. Car. .Baltcsj
BirraSo.
Obio WcaUrA
Indiana
Karnee
'South wet (ern
'Nebrmka
Sawanca
Colorado
Muskingum
Lebanon Valley
Minneeota
San FrancUee
Carnegie Tach
'Marvland (Balto.)
Wake For. (Oct. 11)
South Uakota
So. Dakota Suta
'Wiaconiin
Marietta
In Carroll (Oct. 11)
Urake
'Miami
-Taaaa (Dal 1m)
'Calif. (Port lend)
Gontaga (Oct. II)
Yala
Weatehaater Thr.
Weat. Marrland
Waal Virginia
'Redlanda
Pi. Lewii (Artnr)
Will I. ma
'Pordham
Pomona
Cratlehtnn
V.M. t
Ken von
Columbia
Mo.Mina(nc.llH
(Ml. of Pacific
TreniTl. (Oct. II)
Occidental
'Nevada
Tree no
'Davidaon (Char.)
No. Dekota
No, Dakota 9Uta
Waehlnafof. Unle.
MlatiMlppi CelU
UtwtU.
Crirsfll
Vanderh't(Oct.tlM
'Ala. Polr(Btr.)
'Okiehoma (DallaaM
"vantenerarr
Tulaa
De Paul
Haakell
Plnrtda
T. C. V.
AmherM
Oeiiv.hiire-
Vlrglnia (Oct 10)
TMantoru
llllnoia
Montana State
Temple (Oct. II)
nacknelj
U N.A.(Oei.lC
Kiel
'W.& M.rR'mond
St Ban. (Oct. II)
'Montana
B. M. U.
TVrwJolll
Buffalo
Pirtihurgh
'V. P. I. fR mond)
'Princeton
On it hem (Oct. Il
Notre IHim
Tannarleania
OCTOBFR 4
OCTOBFR 12
Koch eater
L. S. U. fSh'nt.)
Okie. Clrr (Oct. 18)
Michigan otal
tlataa
Dartmouth
lnd. State (Oct. 18M
aanta wara
Temple
Toledo
No, Carolina
De Paul (Oct. 18)
Rand-Maceo
Utah Scale
Catholic Unl.
Cretftiton
'Lebanon Vallar
Gtoraria Tech.
W..h. U. (Oct. 18)
'MltaiHippi
Vanderb.lt
Wake Foreat
Miami (Fit.)
Weat. Va. (Oct. 18)
'tvo. iar. state
Duka
San Fran. (Oct. 20)
u. s. M. A.
'St. Xae. (OcL 18)
'Manhattan
Oklahoma
Miami Univ.
Nebraska
Ala. Po . rM'a'e.
Colgate
cann sura
'Arkanaaa (Sh'pt)
'Hanover
Ariiona (Oct. 119)
MlM. St. (Oct. 18)
HoIt Croaa
Sc Louie (Oct. 18)
V.M.1.
nn Carroll
laconain
'BoMoa Coll.
Birm.-Southern
Tulana
Florida
Frcahinan
AahUnd (Oct. 18)
Urainua
-Kanaaa Stat
Peon. M. C
OCTOBER J
We-lavan
Coll. of Clark.
Texas A. & M.
New Hampahira
Vermont
Mm. Stele
Tex. A & M (L. R'k)
1 . (J. u.
rrovideoce
New Hampahtn
'Svf
Valparalo(Oct.25)
so. taittornia
'Purdue
Oberlin
Ran Antonio
T. C. U.
Tenneue
Blrm. So. (Oct. 25)
wuconiin
U. of Baltimore
So. Car. (Oct. 24)
'rlolv Croat
Neeada
Colorado State
Ohio Wetleran
Mercer (Auausta)
Tulano
'Fre.no SUte
Colo. Colleso
Michigan
Princeton
Grinnell
Harvard
Citadel
'Ohio
Washington Coll.
'Utah Unir.
V.lla Nova
Haikell (Oct. I5
C. C. N. V.
Ala. Pol. (Oct. 3t)
Marrland
Lebanon Vallar
Mercer
N. V. U.
Wake Foreat
Alabama
'No. Carolina
Waahhurn
Dartmouth
Drake (Oct. 25)
Colgate
Iowa
Ohio StaM
illinoil
Miitourl
Akron (Oct. 25)
Kanaaa Suta
'Kanaaa
Pennsylvania
Ruigera
'Oklahoma
Tulsa
'Alabama (Birm.)
Rutaera
Getty aburg
'Vanderbilt
Eaat Stale Thr.
Te.Tech.(Oct.25)
'La. Coll,
No. Car. State
MiMiaaippI
'Florida
'Furman
Mar. lull
Columbia
Waahlngten Uolv,
So.-W t. La.
Northwestern
'MerquHIa
'Iowa State
Temple
La. I'olf.
Turdue
'St. Loula (Nov. 1)
Nebraaka
Davidaont
Georgia
'So. Dakota Stat
Moorh'd (Oct. IS)
Ohio Stat
Pitta burgh
'Hamilton
Charta'ga (Oct. 18)
'Marshall
Northwestern
St recuse
I owe stat
Idaho
'So. California
Columbia
'N. Y. U.
Uhigh
'Notre Dam '
Whittier (C'ment)
unneia
Cfctr-JTO
Santa Barhara
S. M.U.
KmoTT-Mnrr
'Cornell
Carnegla Tech.
'Occidental
Trui .
r, ck. M.
Elon (P'not.fh)
Amhevat
MarqiMnetOctlS)
Haakdl (Oct. 16)
Gontaga (Oct, 20)
California
Citadel (Ort.17)
Morning (He
No. Uakota
Rir
So. Weat La.
Ohio Weelevan
Carnegie Tech.
mane me
Cmlnarff
T.C U.
Teaa A. 4k M.
Ca
MnnMim
Washburn(Oct.t8)
'Vertnont
Harvard
Yala
Oregon Stat
'Pordham
La Salle
St. john'a
Marrland
Total (Oct. IS)
'Washington tat,
Waihinaton
1 Duqueane (Oct. 18)
'Marietta (Oct. 18)
'Centre (LVIIIe)
Haverford
Beldwin-Weltaca
'Ce,Wesn.(CVt.lAM
GulltWd
Bow do. n
'Dennisow
Michfnn
U. 8. N. A.
OCTOBPR 19
Wooster
'Get t Tabu rg
Oklahoma
Cell, of Pacl8e
Georgetown
Coraie Tech
'Manhattan
No. Dakota StaM
No. Uakwa
'Minnesota
U.S.N.A. (Balto.)
'Case
Brsklna
Darton
'Indiana
Wittenberg
Nebraska
U. C L, A.
Wash. St. (riand)
LafftTetta
llttbanrh
Peon. Stat
Santa Clara
W. i M.
Hamilton
lhleh
Ark. State fOcl.25
ban Francisco
Mlaaiaalppl Stele
'Whittier (Oct. 25)
St. Mart's (Oct. 27W
Portland (San rr..
Oemaon (Oct. 24
So. Dakota Stat
South Dakota
Hardin-Simmt
Union t'niv.
Washl.igTcm
Brown
Weat Virgin la
Centr
Hit-a
Bar I or
'Cetttenarv
MoToll-A.Oct-25)
Pennlsoo
Sewanee
Ok la. A. 4k M.
Renaaalaer
'V.U
Notre Dame (Ball.!
'California
Denver
l-S. U.
'Detroit
V. M. I.
'Virginia
W.akU(Blitfield)
'(rontaga
nregon St.fria.wD
'Michigan State
Bucknell
V. p. I.(BltMsald)
'Amnerst
Findlev (Oct. 25)
Tempi
Roanok
Tofte
Ohio Wealeran
Chicagi
U. 8. f
OCTOBER 2ft
NOVEMBER 2
Kentuekr (Blrm.)
L. S. U.
Moravian
Oklahoma CliT
Heidelberg
Clem son
'Georgia Tech.
Westchester Thr.
Tea. Tech. (No.lI)
'Harvard
Wabash
U. C. L. A,
Duqueane
Baldwin-rVtlUca
'Da Paul
'Lorola (Nov. 1)
MIm. Coll. (Nov. 1 )
Marahell
"Alabama
Chi co
Utah
Colorado
Cornell
Columbia
'Washington Univ.
'Yale
Colo. Minea
Syracuse
So. Dak. (S. Falls)
W. CA Me
St. Joseph 'a
Villa Nova
Grinneil
Urslnue
Tenneaae
Cernrfiie Tech.
Georgia Oax.)
Pittaburgh
Citadel
'Richmond
Rice
'Florida (Jai.)
Vanderbilt
Washington Statg
Brown
'Washburn"
St. Anielm'a
'Northwaalara
'Iowa
Indiana
'Marauetfa
Weat. Rca.(Nov.I)
Alabama Pol v.
Gaontetown Coll.
Sen Fran. (Nor. 3)
cat
Iowa Stat
Vintinla
'Clemaon (Anauata H
Pcnnarlvaola
Find la r
P. &M.
Calif. Agglca
Bucknell
'No. Car. Stela
No. Carolina
MoVningalde
rvanvai otaia i nr.
llllnoia
'Ohio Stat
Wittenberg
'Alabama State
Miami
Notre Dame
Cincinnati
Kanaaa
Portland
Michigan
'Lebanon Valla
Syracuse
Tordham
'Ariiona Thr.
Oregon State
V. S. N. A.
'Minneeota
La Verne (No. 1.
uen. wasntngton
oenrgetnwn
Hohart
LafaTetfe
Miss. (NOV. 1
Irola(UA.XNo S)
Stan lord
'V. P. .
Taaaa
Iwilss. St. (Nov. i)
knta Clara
Penn. Stat
Michigan State
Duke
M. IT.
Arkanaaa (I'Tnck)
Baylor
OWIa. A. M.
Bowling Green
Colgate
Kanaaa State
'Williams
Miasiaaippl Stat
'Princeton
California
Bflgham Ynttng
Georgia Tech.
Detroit
Maryland
W. & M.
So. Carolina
Haakell
Montana
Gontaga
Creighfofi
W. Va. (Chaa'n)
Trlnltr
Carroll (Nov. 1)
W. 4k L. (Chaa'n)
V. M.I.
Union
Oberlin
NOVEMHER 2
NOVBMBFR 9
Swarthmor
Rice
Texu
Weai. Marrland
nutgera
Yale
Franklin
Washington
'Holy Cross
W. & J.
W. Va. Waaleraa
Tutaa
St. Xavter
Mer
Ohio tmtm
Duko
Canlalua
'Penn.MC(Atl.CT.)
univ. ot riawaii
Bucknell
Washington Univ.
suaauenano
Davidson
Okie. Aggie
Kentuekr
St. Marr'a
WofTord
Tulan
Ala. Poly.
'Montana
'Princeton
Emporia Thr.
Carnegie Tech.
Mlchiaen
Maryland (Balfo.)
Minnesota
Kansas Stat
Findlar
'Nebraska
'Iowa Statg
Florida
Balti mora
Muhlenberg
Mise. State
Toledo
'San Diegn
T. C. U. (Nor. 8)
Lm sail
'Michigan Stat
Indiana (Balio.)
'C(.atanooga
Adrian Michigan
Illinois
Temple
w. c, i
Presbyterian
'Davton
Minneeota
Marquette '
oprtng mil
'Iowa
Tennease
Oklahoma
'Ken ron
Lehigh
Kansas
Freano (Nov. 11)
C.CN.Y.
V. M. I.
V. P. 1. (Pmouth)
nt. iuis irNoc. n
'Omaha (Nov. II
notr i Jama
Northwestern
Wooater
Bmorr Henry
Muskingum
Chicago
Western Reeerv
'Missouri
Oregon Stat
'Oregon
U. N. A.
Deleware(Atl.Cr.)
U. 8. M. A.
Cel. 1
Tech.(Nar,8)
Wisconsin
'Sen Joae (Nor. II)
Araanaaa
HampSydner
King Coll.
Union
'Boaton Univ.
No. Dak. (Nor. 8)
Tordham
Centra
LoroU L. A.
Cretghtoa (S. FallaM
Morningsida
U.C.UA.(Nor.ll)
Mlllaapa
So. California
Mlsalsaippl
Bar lor
Lovola (Nov. fl)
Aritona (Nov. 11)
'LoulsrtU
Georgia
Cenienerr
Rorheater
'Pittsburgh
'Pennsylvania
8. M.U.(Nov.U)
Stanford
Colorado
Sewanee
'Penn. We
'W. tk L.
'No. Carolina
N.C.S.(P'iTwrth;
Freshmen (Nov. 8,
't-eiitornta
Idaho
Drake
Case
Virginia
Willie n
Ohio Weeleran
Wfalevan
Ohio Northern
Purdue
Brown
NOVEMBER t
NOVEMBER 18
Muaklnsum
Oa. Tech. (Birm.M
vgietnorne
LtMnon vaner
Georgia (Cols.)
r. ex. m.
New Metrics
Will l.roa
S. M. U.
'Centenarr
npnngtield
Brown
Texas (Nov. 22)
S. M. U.
(htatoD Univ.
Boston Colt.
Boston Univ.
'Western State
Coll. i
rrn ntaie m
of Pacifist S
r..ll
Columbia
'Stanford
John Carroll
West. Maryland
Bavlnr
Mississippi
Southwestern -f
Indiana
Mlaaiaslprt
LoulaviHa
ill(ntVa
Ohio
Citadel
'California
Kansas
Rutaera
'tai. Agg-t.Mov.ii;i
W yotning
Montana Stat
u. s. P. A.
Dartmouth
Wash burn
Cornell
'Ma ran eft
Princeton
V.M. L
Miami
Uraael
'Univ. of San Fran.
Wittenberg
Lebanon valler
DuqutMne
Iowa Stat
Delaware
No. Carolina
Weat Virginia
oewane
'No. Car. Suta
Georgia Tach.
Muhlenberg
So. Carolina
Manhattan
Tula (Nov. 15)
t o. u.
Alabama (Blrm.)
Puget Sound
New Hampshire
Okie. A.&M.
Bate
Ohio Stat
'Chicago
'Purdu
'Drake
'Colorado
Oklahoma
Tulana
'Princeton
Iowa State
Missouri
Uhigh
L layette
Georgia
niorenead l nr.
Michigan State
MlsaV.Coll.Noi-.iaA
Gajorgetown
Lovola (Lok Ana.)
Murrar Kr Tbt
Michigan
Centra
'Waahlngtsn Univ.
Ohio Northern
'Pordham
'Pittsburgh
'San Jose
Ruigera
'Duke
'Richmond
'Omaha
So. Dakota
Wisconsin
U.S.M.A,(N. Y.)
ivenyon
Ala. Pair.
'Cincinnati
llllnoia
Marshall
'Kansas State
'Portland
Idaho
Penn. Stat
'Susquehanna
'Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Oregon
Lehigh
Iowa
San Diego
leaai A. ea. M.
No. Car. State
Guilford
Weai en a
N. Y. U.
St. Xav. (Nov. 15)
Santa Clara(Nv.l7M
St. Ii. is (Nov.
Kedlenda
Den ver
St. Mar?'a (Nv.
rtitman
No. Dab. state
St. Olaf
'Arkanaaa
Blrm.-So. (Nr. :
Montana
Colgate
Marquette
Vanderbilt
T. C. U.
'Rica
Teaas
Buffalo
K an fur It V
Go.Weah.(Nv.1
Hamilton
Notre Dame(N.Y.)j
cm umnia
Haw.ll (Nov. 15)
Waahingion State
'Colorado Stat
Tennease
V. T. I.
Davidson
Virginia
Creighton
So. California
Missouri
NOVEMBER 2J
NOVEMBER 28
Muhlenberg
Drake
Wake Forest
'John Carroll
Colorado
Texai Tech.
Marrland
'Ala. Poh7(Co1i.)
Yale
St. Benedict's
Chicago
North
Kanaaa
8o Weat Louisiana:
U.C.L. A.
Creighton
'Georgetown
Syracuse (Balto.)
pei nor pe
ocinnatl
Wisconsin
Centenarr
Kanaaa Stat
Akron
Dicklnaon
Idaho (Nor. 13)
Albright
Oregon Stat
Chlco
Fordham
Duke
West. Maryland
Wichita
Iowa
VfrtrinU
Catholic Univ.
Geo. Washington
So. California
Western Reserve
Ohio Wesleran
'Michigan
Washington
Montana
Baltimore
Bucknell
Dartmouth
'Indiana
Whittier
T.C. U.
Pnvwy & Henrr
Colgate
'De Paul
Iowa State Thr
Bevler
Villa Nova
Arkanaaa (Nv. 22)
Rife .
'St-Marr!. A.)
Heldelherg
La. Normal
Drake
Lovola L. A.
'Notre Dame
Hare
Oregon
Wooeter
'Maryland
'Rochester
Denleon
Duqueane
EmnrvHenrr
Amhrrat
Heidelberg
'Northwestern
NOVEMBER 16
Weat Virginia
Oharlln
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