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KOCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, SATURDAY. FEHRITARY 2.5, 1929 10 i 5 i i Steel Frame Completed for New University Football tell at Rochester Schoolmasters Win from Buffalo in Alley Match (WIDE WINNER jjj fQ jjLg Library, With Tower for Hopeman Chimes RATE RULING SEEN SAVING FOR SUBURB Rochester's schoolmaster bowlers annexed 18 of a possible. V.i 30 points in the first half of their annual inter-city match with tnc Buffalo schoolmasters yesterday afternoon at Buonomo! Hall. The first four teams representing the home forces piled SjSfp taking 11 3 PS J.h,d hpttr in Buffalo shared much better ii 4 ft 4- A JTi StfcJl 1 UMJi UJLJQSHi i tXl I ltm2l Steel worh for new University of Rochester library showing tower in which chimes will be placed. j- 1 11 OOrt pP PrCLn kfl Ml) A lIi Olil lllUlj LJJ in Elks' League; A's Win 2, Giants Drop 2 High scoie howling was continued in the Elks' League.

o'ght though no records were broker Felerski of the Robins ws. the dividual batting out a 2Qt In the raoe for tram honors the Athletics picked up another gvn on the Giants, winning two of from the Chiefs while the Giant-4 wp, dipping a pair to the Orioles. Aiier losing tne nrst game 'ne Orioles hit 1111 to win the secomt anfl th0 thiri 950 the fel1 off t0 S73- Scores: Elks' League ATHLTI CH't'K oru.t 2m iv Martin )1 2M 111 29 2 Pern lt 1 un li 2II i Sill man ZH tX US PeruJr IM ZSi 1M Totals 1070 (Mil Totals SHI) Ml 8, 5 8KNATOR8 TR1PK Kern 171 Mo :71 Tewne li 1 79 101 MS It'i 114 Bnon IS! lot rha3 17 ii ii Watt ism i-. 1 k.H I'll IIS 1'Q Ang eJr '-'ol 24 :74 Totals Sl 90S 99; Totals 91.1 SSS ORtfll.FS OUSTS Fnlev mi zn 1. rt-n-il 2i'l l.o Weiers il.S 17 191 Biii.n-Vn "ol 2-i2 Arn-ti 1SH 178 l'U 182 191 Minch 17 20.1 17S Ashb'er 218 203 211 218 178 Totals 1111 SoO Totals lol I a iT3 UKAR8 LEAFS "Inrrf'er 177 j.mi 19fl Nich'son 2-tl inn Wnotl rd ISO is 11,7 Sament 2i.i 22.1 l.rary 170 HIS Phieler 221 170 Itifi 11,1 -M Hi Daws 200 17H 172 Kehoe 202 190 202; Totals bSS 97.1 P3S Totals 1018 938 9.

0 YA.N'KKKS STARS Ames 21.1 221 147 Mesk'l 22S 188 217' Prenth-s 181 8'1 1S9 Wheeler 170 217 I Fnider 191 Suaitictl 1.11 14a 1M M'-'l ih 205 224 189 Hafner 2(5 198 l'l YaeKel 212 219 Uusarn'r 190 139 iej Totals 1001 097 tlj. Totals 914 813 lulti ROBIN'H HUSTLKKS J.Kale'a 137 175 205 r-ihen 191 1 I 215 19,1 I'll Klein 179 IM 174 H8 2.1S 215 222 113 Knlela 1S7 1,7 R'iner 12 119 W.Mes'l 191 215 K-12 Lewis 190 101 li7 Totals 917 I1140 il- Totals 9.0 Kodak Park League AM AS KODAKS. Crawf 1S1 194 18.1 hinikl 191 ISS 187 ahn 14,1 173 1(1 Iie.lola 1T2 1S( 174 I Ko fid 211 178 195 MrD aid 145 170 lsi I Knaoe us 2''2 Frheueh 188 178 182 MoQurn 210 207 185-H'eilionlg 198 ISS 1.14 Totals B'-O 926 911, Totals RSt 874 851 VEST rOOKETS CINKS VEST mOKETS CIN'ES Hml'ler 181 221 171 Tlmian lso 184 202 Waffle 22.4 MS lis Sens 189 17.1 18S fffer at 150 Hi 111 Sihr'eder 1 so 225 123 ortls 182 195 MS Stokes 189 lis 1S.1 Hroa.l 17U 171 187 -Miller 192 ISO 208 T.jtals 920 904 77 1 i Totals 910 900 1K.C Sl'EClXLS KODASeoPK yer 198 JHiKlskr 2ul 228 181 Hartun 117 132 141 Frank 17(1 171 I811 1 19 17.1 225 Stiilton 204 1 10 lsi 1T9 191 iss lieikie 2ot is.l 1 12 MS 170 173 Henrlcus 192 133 I'll Ki-aert Foiuler Kclihsr Totals 78.1 887 939, Totals 9SS 835 818 1 nr.OWMFS JUNIORS Leek oU 19i Mil Ohhiu 105 158 183 19.1 198 19s Christ 171 171 118 1,11 2' 1 213 Kany 1 1,1 Its 217 Mrtlulre 182 171 161 Iwinh ty H7 170 1(0 Hltiyard 171 ISO 1.18 Nell! lsi 1st 2(3 Totals 898 882 893 Totals 83 817 913 Telephone League S. B'RPS TEI.S. R'idel Ml 1 34 170 MoCrnth 172 157 154 Mollaney 212 MS l.l Garland 125 ISO 111 Kiatt M5 ISO Porrrm 121 151 187 Helta 1.11 11U M5 1 74 2 LeRaron 196 MS 189 KesU-r 1:2 141 143 Tolals 884 823 815; Totals "11811787 MAINTENANCE INSTALL 8TIDN Plnm.tf 189 152 Fits M3M82I8 Wen'w th 172 137 en-son M8 14s (Vnent 131 1(8 154 No-man 132 115 177 Spink 196 157 M2 r'sr'cn 1 II M9 198 Birr 111 143 154 Boie 149 114 Ml 770 732 918 Tola's 7T1 767 71.8, To'all CAULKS RAPI'iS f-hw'ert 112 Ml 118 Sh.iier 142 170 16 liariind 138 152 141 Ruth MS MO l.s Blind 130 110 130 Pin 148 ITS MS Norman 118 1 .2 218 Lok.r 128 149 117 Fl'J MO 18.1 221 M.

Nf II MS M7 174 To'als T.itals 738 8: 1 7,11 APPARA rt's Onehee 1 1 172 12 'tarnoa M5 91 12 Kaiser Mo Ml Ml Kellv 115 170 121 Hienline 1.17 158 149 r.Msnn 178 188 121 Kowe Ml STel! 160 2''2 1 7 Foster 187 17 stetson 194 211 174 T'tals 793 849 854 Tota's 819 817 761 e-. fnerr.pinynient in Great Britain September 3, amounted to 1.324 .71.0. I I I I 1 1 I 1 California Had No Actual Experience i. iN'iba) Price who took his place cfnTsSrnS.i off on his career here In without the usual qualification or naving piayea jooioan. A few more pnges of the life of this 36-ycar-old University of California coach must be turned back to get a clear insight of his career's beginning.

Pack during the daya when football at California meant rugby In knee pants, a little fellow about five fet five Inches l.i height nnd weighing not more than pounds, turned out for practice. Ha learned a lot of rugby before he graduated In 1DH. A spell in ttu-army followed. He came to this extreme southwestern corner of the. country in 191B to take over the coaeh'ng rein at.

San Diego High School. In liis third year he produced an ou'fH that swept through all opposition and was declared the best prep team In the state. Whereupon the coacbjng fraternity sat up and took notice, and the result was thct Price was offered bv the University of California a job coaching a game he had never played. He wa3 Just as successful leading the bear cubs as he was at San Diego. The rise of Price at the Berkeley Institution from that date on is an open book to gridiron fans.

American Court League I. ant Mght's Itetults Rorh'ster 2K, Brooktvn 21. Cleveland 2. Fort Wayne 21. Team Miimllnm Won Lo.it Pe Rochester 4 l.iKtn Kurt Wayne 3 2 mi Krooklvn 4 3 571 500 Chicago 2 2 Cleveland 2 2 New Yurk 2 2 Trenton 1 4 Paterson 0 3 SECOMI HAM- StHKIIU.t Tnnldlit Fort Wayne st Hochester.

Chicago at Taterson Tomorrow Chicago at Brooklyn, Tuesday Cleveland at Chicago. Wednesday Fort Wsyne at New York. Hardware League 8 B. ROBV I.KSTKR HDWK rorrt Hit 210 129I till jiitan iss ISO 179 Miners ''t 201 119 1S.1 172 IS. '0t 191 1S8 32.V 'hi 12 19S Ichip an 183 179 147 Pinch 189 173 1TJ failllp 112 171 lol ilinrt 13J 1.15 J.H Totals "87 878 831, Totals 78ft 7S 780 WEEtl CO.

ALI.I.VC-rottY Lspham 210 15J 1S1 4rh'arti ISO 182 112 Jpdaw 12 1S1 IsoAalker 1S7 189 194 I Alison 211 1S3 190 MIlliR 144 181 Killier 1,11 1S4 1.19 Miller 104 177 1(5 itanlfy 17S 1S5 1930 Bnen 191 1(9 187 I Totals S59 SOS. 6St; Totals 82S SIS 853 BRAtNF.nrt MATT POl-eH Pier 171 190 ItT-Demler 119 I'i4 liil, OeHltter 180 153 ISj lolwrne Jul 170 213 t-ewla 181 161 Ulrks 175 173 188 1 Brerd 121 Htavlll 15.1 192 12 4eard 170 170 117 Meuger 1.87 170 la I Br trd 1.8S 168 20J 8-1 aea 1110 8.5 910 Totals 80S 800 829 Totals HDWE ASSO. etxih llllW STV. titi 155 200 1S9 "lair 1S2 17:1 1(0 13S 139 219 Uul'ret 172 151 1.1.1 Hall Pom'ing iss 185 210 Mond 131 135 135 Blind 115 135 135 Hind 111 1.1.1 135 I Blind 1,15 135 135 Blind 135 135 13.1 Totals 7S4 808 804: Totals 717 761 Shutter League F.TV118 LKVERS Yaegor 1S8 160 150 Runell 120 1(7 115 Oreen 154 175 172 eulhans 171 202 178 Neid'm'r ITS 178 171 Zlm 1S9 128 1S8 Rntan 189 190 Krenjer 178 ISO 158 Schll'an 179 1.81 140 Sarsfleid 188 154 174 -I Totals 8S8 8(4 8.19, Totals 828 788 811 SrRINIS CAKES Msder 142 156 155 Knhn 148 145 197 Noll loO 143 118 Hind 112 124 187 Fisher 174 l.l 1(9 Weissend 171 1T( 1(7 Karlv 17olo201 l.tsn 117 157 117 Moflatt 176 187 180: Stein 178 171178 Totals 812 829 84.1 Totals 80 789 858 fOVFRS HLA PES Srhnman 135 16 118 flaueer 199 158 171 Prot! 145 197 11.1 Frev 1H1S12''7 Klein 181 188 169 Ramsnn 151 207 187 1'hhanlk 202 145 178 Blind 179 179 179 Uuerrer 201 17 113 St. John 187 171 187 Totals 864 83.1 759 Totals 876 878 911 Salem League i iov.4 r.RFi-vii Krat 213 191 522 Klein iss 15 1S8 MSTKS IfO 165 1 SO 1S1 11 M.l l.S Mehne 149 135 120 Kunow 161 ISO 1 Nath'r 1S7 125 no stark Srhl ker MO 108 119 Raan Schr der 135 170 114 Klein 117 115 MO 11.1 111 1(9 187 158 9 .8 Totals 981 891 855' Totals 9.11 945 958 WHITE ORANdB Marks 197 119 ISO Surs 180 2- 155 Zll 118 1.18 1701, -hoey 2:9 18,1 MO Mens ark 113 158 115 Miller 21.1 211 212 M4 10.1 li'9 A'li tine 111 M9 Ml r-huiii Kassel 1 li 189 Ml Tr.wl er HI lis 1(8 135 130 105 rank 137 221 135 Totals 925 895 812 Totals 1032 999 BLUES REPS Hafner 174 P4 10 Ore-let 1(7 112 17 Brook 14.1 177 li'.

A Men 121 113 2'k' Prealer M5 192 1 SO S.hr..;.p 128 Its 170 Ftem na 172 1.16 22 Haurner M.l 119 141 Zonn le 199 178 1(8 Zahel Ml 12,1 110 1131 174 15 21 Meti 170 158 183 Totals 1047 1023 1104 Tolals 1 7V9 Sons of St. George TANKS BP.ITTONS Neitsel 135 142 119 Mac.1-.n 124 17 1 1 I i I I 1 I I 4 1 i Li 'i 1 i i 1 i it ii i .1 I 1 I A I 1 1 i 5 1 1 4 -'I Exteriors of four buildings on the new University of Rochester Campus et Oak Hill now are completed, and interiors of the chemistry, liberal arts and physics buildings are to be finished within the next five weeks, It was announced yesterday Milk Clown Amuses Children in Schools HEALTHY, MILK CLOWN This is Healthy, the milk clown, who Is delighting the children of the public and parochial schools by hla antics, and at the same time giving them a lot of information about the right kinds of food to eat if they "want to grow up to he strong nun and women." The slogan of the instruction is given In the health song, "Prink More Milk." Printing Shop Blaze Causes Loss of $500 hire early this morning broke out In tha plan tor tne i. ommrrriai Printing Company, 111 North Water Street, although quickly tinguiherl when the automatic! e.l-... .1,. I plant is reimrtel to have tuffered WW ri 'In M.

I I i i lib SetS NeW Mark 111 EVGIlt f0r i Rf-lfnr Cont aUCl ULl Moore Is Second Boston. Feb. 22 LT Edvin Wide of Sweden, holder cf the world'j outdoor two mile record arc" Paavo Nurmi'a greati.st rival, made the fastest indjor time ever run in New to win the Waiter two-mile run in tf 5 "nds hen- tonight, 4 2 hehm i. is uu'iioor reel hi el minuin, 1 sreon'ts. Wide ran a pretty rare.

J-I'S lime was 6 seconds better than Nurmi's on the Fame track a month f)R" tius Vonrc of the Brooklyn, N. Haniers. national A A It rrosfi-conn'rA- rhamninn an.i riva Anderson of' Finland him rrw: opposition. It became e-irlrn own ofei- the, start that Wide was after Nurmi's world's indoor record of 8 minutes. 58 1-S seconds.

He ran the first half in 2 minutes 12 seconds, with Moore trailing him closely and Ander.ion third. At the mile hie time was 4 minutes. "11 seconds. Hettig League I'EFtCH 17 I EELS no j''er ll no lov rlB ier HI 172 Ho 1 to 177 HI Bund 1:11 109 I 9 l.m I It 101 li'l 1' 9 215 1st! 314 SiiiliKtr ISO l'8 JoJ OlO Toll's SHI 908 86,1. Totals Soil 539 740 ('1KB Flfion lis 190 1 in Bus Mi- in 1 IS 13" r.o i.r.d MS 211 IM Pmilii.s 1I2 1'-S14 S.

tiinoer 1 1 109 1.12 WrMen er 192 IS! Tall in ITS 179 ISA Boon ITS ISO 1.S Blind 161 1S1 liil llabea 175 14 Totals 761 910 Totals Rl 778 7S0 MINNOWS TROl'T Vracel ISO l.iO 1st S'vart7. 2 178 121 UoortWh 119 1..9 lti'i Weli-h'rlt 1211 128 148 Si-heid 1.14 IS'.) 187 ijiKlnc 119 117 I.U1.UH 1." M1JI.I 173 178 119 PiiCdt 177 190 Totals 759 789 813 Totals 83.1 7fl 799 BI.ACKCII.LS P1CKKRKL Welmei- 179 114 171 128 91 IM 149 128 ISS Hill 147 1S6 ITS Blind 141 141 1(1 Lairing 110 118 13,1 Ingh'tjr 1TS1S(1S7 Bi nd V'S 138 118 Colfir.an 185 194 159 Weimer 171 149 IS Totals fi3ii 771 SoS, Totals 732 H2 7.17 CARPS BASH Henk 171 192 K'Ov 112 143 184 Ilefnr-r 1 (9 1S2 1 T2 Sweet 17 4 ISS 142 Meier 1S2 1S.I 139 llilit mer 11.8 182 119 Barker 127 144 212 LeVMilter 215 1S1 IM I'atll 173 1S2 ISS Totals 8S5 8S0 8.17: Totals 728 749 H73 Sl'CKERS D-icaii 112 IM ISS- Ftniman 132 132 1.12 Varort 112 127 lsi rePran-o 187 Ha iter F. Denk 11.1 128 14S Berrlngcr 157 l'-S 2-14 19,1214 121 lletlli 190 179 134 Duerr 1S3 157 MS Tota's 739 774,812 Titals S.10 79 724 Y. and E. League DESKS CARPS R-ien 17-1 1S1 lSVKimTiel 181 14T 11 148 118 139 Blind Rnarkes 144 1S8 178 It 12.1 125 121 125 1S9 ICS lflt 178 181 228 173 174 Hrodic 132 1S2 170 Korey Klnj 198 ISO 191 LllNicrl Totals 790 791 8U1 Totals 8'5 790 eotNTEf'S 15110 210 M.C'thv 112 1SI 155 NeuLsiier 110 119 Oriero r0 228 1.11 Nli-h'-ls 124 1S3 Zlfler I.19 139 Walt, a 119 148 1'7 Ins in 1 IS 121 123 Lonj 131 163 11.0 BarieUh 173 1S3 111 Totals 7.10 8T8 718, Totals M5 791 772 FOLDERS SHELVING Seuh'er 153 l-''7 179 Pean 1(1 ISO lit lliller Ml I'M 211 19 IM Bsom 128 12t 171 Blind 171 175 Strnh er lfil 110 1 11 Shoier 178 128 22J Si-hr der 190 150 234 lUssel'er 14 1 193 Totals 787 717 836; Totals 870 Kt Hi e.UtPES LeMolne 198 1(5 142 Rhonke ISS 177 119 rum Ism is.3 1 isi Ilio 127 Ml 179 Everson 139 115 IM IKn-ahiie 188 1,17 192 Trmtl 1 IS 1.1 121 Pnpkisi 139 143 las obey 207 258 321 Kuch an 188 194 213 Totals 810 22 929' Tola's 8'-3 8,51 8H Gideon League FIR ATE 3 IN PI AN 8 Nlevood 198 MO 161 Sainw isj ioalf 143 178 Harris I I 12 183 116 Mevi.M 177 15 V'l I.

eh wus Ml Gordnn 2'i( 170 1-J Kom ski 1S9 Ml 87 Posrer 117 125 141 Cohen 198 28 192 Lts 22. 191 2- Totals 8S1 1010 B' YANKEES Totais 930 "80 VI STARS Mink 182 ,70 132 Resnlck MS 119 167 Ss 172 148 2' 3 P. Pos'h 1, 1(4 111 M7 Weinsf 1. Fried 2 -2 Ml 189 II I 1 I 1 Totals 711 8.18, Totals ft: 82.1 GIANTS r.LJJ levin 182 P.i'. Ml lev! 2 6 1 '8 I'l Wol'e 178 MS Relin 1 .4 M5 1 4 Kosen 137 M9 iliman 182 160 ro Und-ha 11 1 1.19 Oolostem 1S8 171 its l(o m.

Mficrman it i 1M I T'lta 70 To'als s.l f.H i07 Drug Co. St last Rochester location fnntlnuer) From I'afa IS thlr decision to organise, tho East Rochester Association and to prepare a formal complaint to be filed with the Interstate Commerce Com-miaaion. Mr. Dow, special counsel cf the Chamber In the iwitchinjf cane and eastern class rale case, waa retained. The Kant Rochester Association sked the co-operation of the Cham- ber in preparation of the proceed- Ing and the Chamber, on recommen- datlon of Its Transportation Com-1 mlttee, by action of Its oflicers sml trustees, approved the principle of i irroupinR East F.rxrhe.Mer with Rochester In the matter of bilum-j Inous coal rates, similarly to exirt-i Injf rates in all other traffic, Incliul- i tnjr anthracite coal, in iicti of the exlitlnjr application of Syracuse rates at K.at Rochester.

The i Transportation Bureau was directed to give assistance to the East Rochester business Interests In sustaining the allegations of thir petition to the Interstate Commerce Com-mission. Kiamlners Hear asei Attorney Examiner! VV. A. Hill and John J. Crowley of the Interstate Commerce Commission heard the East Rochester coal rale case on June 10, 1927.

W. N. King of Cleveland was counsel for the New York Central Railroad and James Stlllwell of Pittsburgh was counsel for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Mr. Dow represented the Ksst Rochester Association and was assisted by Harry S.

Elkins, rate expert of Washington and his associate. Witnesses for the East Rochester Association were Frederick W. Burton, manager of the Transportation liu-reau of the Rochester Chamber of Commerce; Mr. Elkins, V. F.

Millard, Millard Coal Company; David T. Lawless, Lawless Hro'hers Paper Mills; Frank A. Norton, Lawless Brothers Paper Mills; Norman flteve, Despatch Coal Produce Company; J. 11, McLaughlin, Foster Armstrong Company; Yale Parce, East Rochester realtor and N. Munger, Rochester City Planning Adviaory Board staff.

In November, 1927, Examiner Crowley filed a report with the Interstate Commerce Commission recommending that East Rochester be given the Rochester bituminous roal rates and that the Communion find that they should not exceed the rates contemporaneously applied to Rochester. In July, 1928, the Interstate Commerce Commission gave Its decision, reversing the examiner, holding that the assailed bituminous rates from the Reynolds-vllle, Pittsburgh and Connellsvllln districts to East Rochester would for the future be unduly prcjudlcisl to Esst Rochester only when they exceeded the contemporaneous rates from the same districts to Rochester by. more than 12 cents per net ton. The carriers carried the Cnmmls- slon's decision into effoct and made the bituminous rates to East Rochester 12 cents higher than the Rochester rate. Mr, Dow promptly filed petition for if argument and re-before the entire Commission in consideration and reargued the case December, 1928.

Boston's New Track Has 12 Laps to Mile The track In the New Roston Garden will measure 12 Itipa to the mile, with two turns, and the K. of C. meet Jan. 26, for the first time In tha history of Indoor running Boston will be treated to an indoor race at three-quarters of a mile. All the relay races will be run at a full mile, giving each baton carrier a chance to run a full quarter mile and making worth while test of It.

Weather Report U. 8. Weather Bureau, Department of Agriculture. 7.Vh Meridian Time. Rochester.

Feb 22. 1929 NAME OK STATION1 ROCH'TER, V. Albany. Biamarclc. Dak Beaton.

Mass. Buffalo, N. Chicago, 111 Cincinnati, Ohio. Cleveland Ohio Detroit, Midi Havr. Munt.

Jackannville, Fla Knmville, Meinphn. Tenn Miami. Kla. If, 24 Clear 01 VV Iran- 14 Nv 1 CI dv 32 491 14 2C 10 IS 20 2i 20 is 15 24 NE (91 6 Clear 32. 44 NW l'lr 34 NE i Cltitr I Minneapolis.

Minn' 14 14 CI dv Falr Cidv Cteai Cie-41 I Triv Cieor J8 Orleans I S3 New York. N. Y.I T.4 40 VV North Platle, NVn' () Oklah aCitv OI.I.1 44 4v Pittsbnrith, Ta i NV Raleigh. C. 4.

52 St. ljium. Mn stv rrt Washington. t. C.i 4 NW CI Western New York Fair slisihth scarmer in wen! pnrtton Sntiirdav; Sunday inrrea.sing tomlm! and warmer tv unow or rain in fiern-wn or at LOCAL OIISf HV 4.TIIINH The hiprii-st lemperalure sester'tav i was iieerres, wSi stay tn and 1.

against tn 1878, sml 2 low arro in the meisi 2" aaainst 4 in M77. and 8 In KiT. an an average of fnr ver A 8 Try hulls 24 VI 1 Wei hulb .21 14 Feitive humntitv bl fj Tha 24-hour meltl ar.osv too litti tn measure Th liil lil milea per hour from the southwest. Th weather Ltht snow in Surrnooti, Clear afternoon. C'0ND1TI0 9 Tha Atlantic Coa.l di.tui-hano.

has! continued lo move nonheaatwanl being central east of Belle Is and pressure over hntiah I (-olu-nbia, Athena and the Nonhern Bo-ky Mountain resion An urea of high prswKure movinsr eastward I 'er ins miiiai iisisimiiii(m Hues TSs outiook 1 lor rnoativ fall eiher Saiur.lav and Hunlsiy the Waarunarton foKN-ast distrnt etreni for n-reinff riotidmees. fotfois-ed rain or on Sunday In the yfsrr Lake Keifinn. It be rolder on Saturday alonf tha South Atianf.r C'nast tni ennperaturea oil ns. quite fen-rojly ca Sunday. it i i Clear' Clear) Clear i I Cl'dv' the lower classes but the big lead proved too great to be overcome.

After losin? the Hrst eame hv lower classes but the big lead narrow margin the Rochester Number 1 team evened the count in th-: second and then rolled out 1024 in the third to win the deciding game. This was the highest single game total of the day. Warney, rolling on the Rochester x0. 2 team, carried off individual honors with a spill of Gil. JalTi iy featured for Rochester No.

1 team with 601. Scores: Schoolmaster Scores TH.TFAt.n 1 ROf'HKSTEK 1 ierrt 14 t't Tt-hrhor K-mi' 17 172 1.7 Jaffny ISn S1 T-ni ji2 ikj wii.on )73 4 B-rnard lb.) i Totals 71 87(1 01 Tntt 61 1US4 r.OCKKSTKH 1 2 Archih'd in 17 Sit 1S4 Vt Ml BnmK'H 17K US IK'I Km-h 1 1M IT: Mnrrne Hit 171 pit. -nick .1 'r' U7 ju Brss-rr 1 VI 1S( lsn F.nll -Wirncy 2(H 190 Waiker Totals S0O 0-13 6:8: 773 SS SI 2 .1 r.ncHKSTER 3 Mi.S'a lis 110 17T IMS Is7 2'rl (avil-rl 111 17() 1,1 Krtmore i.u Helt'n'k IM 170' 1M' 204 111 Lang 171 179 Ittmia'n HI WT 1.1 Totals SIS 733 7u Totals S97 SOj RiTFAt.n 4 r.oi:nKSTf:rt 4 WMnw j(A 2u2 17i Siherr 175 14 1 tr-1 WpI.Ii tin 17.1 102 179 t.V Hiitfert 117 ITS Pf.rtr 1H I'M Knlh ITS ITS 11 2ej V't Ksnn'h liii .22 Spriijut ITS 151 J.i Siiiwdb 1119 Totail sua 716 SIO Totals 806 dm sh: RfX'ltfTSiTKR BUFFALO .1 Spinning 1IH Kio Ml Reiliv 1TI 111 US rarltnn US llrjtv 1 Banes 191 Jim ITS Miirike l. tH Ai-kl-v 'Sl inn Pentool 119 VIS li'i Wilder 1.18 IIS Thomp'n ITS 111 loins imj iots.s pii i ntirf FFALO ROCHESTKU I.ehsten IS! is l.V 11 1'J Oannnn 17J 1 HI Fnel 192 li 17o Mi-How 114 l.V. 14." Ranne J49 Miwlv US 1 i40 Stark 1S9 S.ihoe'er 137 184 13ft Bennett 1st 194 21 I Besley 1S4 10 Totals 7S2 Mil 717- Totals 811 Sti BUFFALO 7 ROl-HESTER 7 Baer 1M 1SS ltiS' Oakley 17S 172 114 Sherrsrd l'-4 1'I4 1 .11 181 1fl 1 11 11 209 192 Hithnrn 111 1S1 1M Maih! a lsi 141 'It Worm kl is 191 iss Lynch 160 ITS 1.18 lleir.fis 117 115 12) Totals 829 ST5 7i Totals 778 8SS U9 FOOHK1TER Zimle iss 181 Smith lf'4 111 VI pf 171 lu7 lv? Vlrlih 1S1 111 2r''p Will's 1'7 IM 177 Rllev 174 12S IH Zieeler 192 171 1S8 Holt 141 i-Mimpt iio iw -i- niinu i t.p.i i Totals 915 S73 893 Totals 780 877 88.1 rlfKKAI.l1 9 9 Tl'lev 12S 1(2 130 Pnell 111 US ,9 t'onley lis 1.19 122 Mullun 182 171 Fret 121 13S "42 133 1 4S7 1'Q 117 T'urlihell 1 0 1S1 IS.M siai.hlu 115 MS lis Weaver IKJ ISO 11,1 Totals S70 721 827' Totals S07 S0J 7jj 10 RneitE'TER 10 Csm'rnn 12.1 123 1H t.rd 188 11.1 I K-ister 127 1S9 l'noke 110 95 127 MSV 11.1 I'll Ill III 1 119 no Kean 114 1 12 Johnson 138 112 IM Keans 114 177 14 Totals S47 B.1.1 Totals 706 720 Todd Co.

League 001.DB4CS rv.r.sONNKLS Ifcrt Christ 1 76 204 r.O Ki-hwec 1-19 175 192 i 1..9 1.1.8 151 I I'll 1 1 IS Knr'mel lit 18 Horn 139 lot lihexlet Hiiv.n- UK 221 1.84 Leenh 1. 8 198 21 Totals noser Bl.nd 803 9.11 891' Totals 175 'Blind 110 131 i30 dene 1)02 915 849 1 10 1:10 1 1 19 111 1 "2 Toot 121 12s Heceman in r-7 Holromb 1S2 171 146 Mve-s 132 111 121 Bund 130 Jacob 187 2.9 195 Hard 112 110 Bevma 190 138 194' Totals 733 SSO 772. Totals 783 739 GREF.NNArs craro 170 211 204 Sass 12 170 :57 Hap 179 146 181 Fir.in 188 1(9 I Engel 174 1 87 17l. -Irving 114 140 15.11 Ro.ike 178 IXtaro 141 1'J I amlk 171 189 MrAllls'r 117 131 1S2 Vragfl 147 192 203 Totals 818 907 950, Totals 728 719 I CHEehS eEN'TURIES I Soles 212 1(9 185 Selke 117 lit 188 I Mors 12 2oi. 1S9 Wolle 12.1 132 121' Uatnrr 111 Ml 190 B.

M8 178 ins Pildak 200 167 147 Misnn 172 178 222 A Mors 1T4 18.4 173, C. B. 2ol 117 224 Tolals 989 910 801 To'als 841 872 920 Rittcr Dental League COMPRESSORS TRIl'ENTR ,1 stnna 19.1 191 Wsl'ers 2(5 198 Frorim MS 2-H l.i Codd 118 1,8 l.s Peru 111 11; 12. S'mmnns 1" HI Camnh'l M8 ITS 21.1 169 189 M9 Hi i.i iu -v Totals 792 892 870 To'als 8,2 8l X-RAYS HEATERS (-i 183 177 t8 Sl.me 137 Ml ISt Mevers 10 188 121 I'etrler 2''1 Ml K( Sp 135 MS pevlt l- 119 I Kuhn 178 213 is" MS 118 174 Kusihel 2i2 194 18,1 Lhne.r 165 118 M8 Toiais si3 867 79, Total. 82'i i2 so MOTOR CHAIR rtsl'lism Ronrne 12 13 ll carter no 131 13 Pel.ee 111 M9 ITS Kisrha M9 12 117 I a M2 134 Ml Vanl.iea Ml 177 11 Srs.th MS 11 18,1 Newon 122 12 11 l.i in 193 Ml 16 Blum Ml 111 IM To'als 770 733 813, To'als 513 737 72 LATHES ENOINKS Te'pMU Mo MO 19 Koser 1,1 132 2o- ILKee MS IM M2 DeSanto Ml I7't Roiisell 119 114 11" Miller 149 14" 1 I'errv MS M2 1ST 3ms 189 M6 Kuthne 2o7 l1 21.1 athnurr 193 1-8 Totals 880 8.14 T-tal 8..1 781 857 Mt.

Carmel League I J. Coat MO IM 17f J. Ml MS S2.4 1 i 732 7.2 T''a's 81 873 8'8 ST TKFKF 4 T. J'SITK I Pamr.e 1 'I MS tli Nolsn IT 5 171 a US) Cspc-ano Ml 2' HI -t ti 15 18T 174 a Mi 11 111 Bl-M 1 .0 1 147 1,4 Mtta li' Ml Kaa 2 -2 Ml lu To' a 71 TT.all MS S2 75 1 jtx prr ft ji! 13 Sier. M7 MT tttatr.en 1-1 142 1,7 M3 lv In.

avo l(o 1" 171 145 M'l M2 Jy 1.1 17ii 13 3 Mi 17 Ml Vanno 1 11 Mjeffcr 212 172 171 Bona. l2 lil 1( T.ais 1J J4 T.it.:. 810 frJ Y. and E. Ladies srs'SHiN: THUVtlER tmp i Ml mi 113 Tele 7 St 85 123 M2 P.ei'les Hese.

l.H 1 11 1-ki F. it fr-isa 1 7 73 on 17 121 111 2e 1 3 117 1-1 15 i.1 211 178 Tvals 7 T-tcs ah as.i 7tj r.AJt Hits "3 1 2 tyi r-i 1-4 IUH'ets si l-. 1 13, 8'sir 12 1 I I Kiel l-'iV 8 MS -nafee H7 ii 12'1 a fwt 133 1:2 -1 rt al Tot. la I1 4T i I i i I I I I i i building on Oak Hill Campus Arendt W. Hopeman, president of A.

W. Hopeman Sons, contractors, In charge of building operations on the new campus. Gift of the chimes was announced by President Rush Rhees, president of the University on the eve of his departure for a F-uropean tour Washington's Nephew Dies on His Birthday San Francisco, Feb. 22 t.I') While the country today was observing the birthday of George Washington, death came to his great-great nephew, John Thornton Washington, S3, in a hospital here. He was a great-great grandson of Samuel Washington, younger brother of the first president.

John T. Washington came to California in 1S52 and since has resided in this atate nnd Nevada. For 25 years he was In the newspaper business and spent the last six years delving Into his ancestry. He is survived by a sister, Mrj. Daniel Delahanty of New York.

Dr. Lowe. Professor at Colgate Dies Hamilton, Feb. Walter Iranaeus Lowe, veteran professor at Colgate University, died at his winter home In Winter Garden, Florida, today of a cerebral hemorrhage after an Illness of more than a year, according to word received here. The widow, Mrs.

Katherlne Lowe, and a daughter, Mrs, Sidney Gamble, wife of the soap manufacturer, survive. A graduate of Yale in 1890, Dr. Lowe had traveled extensively and had contributed to many historical and literary publications. He hid taught history at Colgate since 1320 and previously had been a member of the faculty of Yale University, Wella College and tha University of Beaume, France. 24th Ward League MT.

REAPS HAGl'EH fhl 171 218 188 Rvan 1.13 1 .471 160 137 138 128 Fails 1.12 2 Sherman 191 ltil 126 Mollon 171 188 177 MeCnv 17 311 185 Ruppel 128 158 211 B.hulia 191 178 181 Boulter 181 213 158 Totals 857 017 80S. Totals 7S3 88 912 LYEI.t.s OLiriES Flen 110 198 188 Forties 138 175 117 Uerl.er 1 ,4 2os 2'U Roppel IM 121 97 hitman 1.15 131 1.1:1 F.hman 1st 177 Hi Hauhner 118 181 127 Ruppel 182 189 190 Fhman 173 1 19 1S3 Ehnian 174 194 117 Totals 760 863 794 Totals 74 860 725 4th Degree League MOHAWK TEAM Kenny 1(9 177 Burns 175 199 11 Haeirs 98 187 152 Hrennen 122 1 14 80 nryrr 162 15 122 KevnoldS 131 Ml l. Hutr 9 9.1 140 Mari-ilio 178 M7 in Naujh'n 222 1(8 224-Lors der 151 189 Totals 7IT 739 20 Totals 782 712 IROQUOIS CAYUO A Mil M4 118 194 Snhn 179 MS 141 Sophia 1J 121 173 P'nk 124 li H.vk 11 13 119 1(4 114 122 i' fk 17 oreen i mi in Callai 14 H5 194 MfSnea 112 118 :2 Totals 774 720 858 Totals 807 70C, 70S Holy Redeemer League RAPIOLA3 KlNflS Remst 22 189 210 9i-hm'n 113 17 194 Muel 120 1S4 M4 Hauhner 10 ln ISO Meis hi 17 118 22.1 LaSchi 177 11 Ml KnM: 171 171 lis Noil M2 171 bchiiKl 15 152 1.14 Weidr 11 1" Totals 840 834 79 T.Mais 17 8(1 SoJ rP8S KOLSTelR.S Warth 177 MS 1.17 Brand 14 2.U 10 lKr II 11 IM s. 177 191 172 Iheno 11 279 171 K-pterl Ml 7S I LeKr1. 1MI MO 179 S.V er 17 195 172 Umch 11 3 '4 Huanea mi s.ia i Tola's 792 C-'l 879 Totals 8 M.H 871 ATWATKR KflNT CRiSl FY Vnel 2.17 173 2-d ciSeh! 2 12 c.

S. rued 17 I7 1 14 Camp 1'4 1" Mi Brnle 171 14 Mess trer 112 1 1 M4 Mi.e 2U 19 14 Mmses 1 19 i I7i 211 Varniskl 217 205 21 TeJ. 1J S.1T, Tout. 4l 4W3 ZrS'tTH MJESTtc MleHol 17 M2 1 Oanlner 14 IM I'hMi 221 Ml M7 Seier ll 18 Rein. 1- 'so1er 12 ll 17 T.

11" 71 A titra ch la) 220 oer 2in iwi iu Totals 911 814 Total il Ml BC--1I FTKOMHER1 t-eB 17,1 Vaier 13.. l.i Bc II 1 I'd Re.narta 1 777 I Tien 1(1 12 143 statu- 177 1,7 1 kar. lit 10 135 3 Father 140 13 JU 1 aoir-nsr 18 175 li ori-s. 11 Ik 171 Total. 801 77 aul Total, tit 8.V3 770 EX-f OMFTKOLLF-R lIt.H New York.

Feb. 21 -els William ana treasurer 01 ine jammany I I I 1 1 I by Raymond N. Ball, treasurer of the university, The above picture ahows framework of the new library building, In the tower of which will he placed the chimes given by the Hopeman family as a memorial to the late LINER FIGHTS WORST SEA IN President Harding Arrives Abroad 24 Hours Late Badly Battered Paris, Feb 22 (Special Dispatch) Battered and leaking, with one member of the crew dead, another near death and four others badly Injured, the United States liner President Harding limped Into Cherbourg this morning 24 hours late after having bucked a furious hurricane which tested to the utmost the sturdy vessel and its heroic crew. Despite a leak sprung in the bow and a smashed oil feed pipe, Captain Bind fought his battle with the elements with such discipline that none of the passengers was, aware thnt the voyage was dangerous. During the height of the storm when the boat was heading Into an SO-mile-an-hour gale to the aid of the Shipping Board freighter Padsnay, a lurch of the vessel swung a lifeboat against Sailor John Sverling.

crashing in his head and knocking him Into the ocean. The day before a mountainous wave howled over two working men who were repairing the how, one sustaining a deep gash In the head and the other suffering an Injury to the spine which it Is feared will be fatal. A graphic account was given by the passengers reaching Paris this afternoon of a picture of the liner tossed about on the gigantic waves like a cork In a mill race, frequently mounting so high it seemed it were going to stand upright, then dropping and hitting a second huge wave and again being thrown up into the air. The voyage was described by the Captain as the worst he had ever made. Y.

M. C. A. League MONROE 'Cos 183 216 119 Marks 1111121(1 smond 127 1.17 170 i Bmn 134 its 119 1 nroi lilf I2n Jrimnn 11 132 IJ1 o.xiiin 12.1 125 121 niairson 125 124 n-ii U7 221 173 Frank 215 191 17S IK Tal. v7n arnett Marrtml 12 121 lvi Arva M6 178 11 Si" 232 158 138 Pern 2 4 11.1 an 171 173 189 197 "12 2 It Kron IM 189 174 Warney 1.1 1.1 172 rro Totals 79.1 784 79.1 Tola's 852 8J 967 1 Ensemble League COLORS VANITY hwtutef 142 144 11 Rulste, 1 .5 IM Heeler 14 99 Fiupatrtck lint 1(5 Frivaiil 11 lis Walsh 16 121 Manlon 177 1 127 124 88 74 Kiuafcr IolI 5 Tota's 702 825 mirrors compact us csrrp in lis entrev 93 ioj ii.vo lJJ r'''k 17 1" lei 12 l.o 108 Totals MI fci T-itals Valley Appl.

League oFrtcF rt'Ncii rRrs Severtno Ml 14 410 ytrT M7 17 MS H'l-ll 1(1 Mi .177 179 1 i 170 oiuns si IsnBork 1 i 17 l'. 1'5 lo Ptvnn M4 188 15 Careen r.S 19 Saors lit 18J Totals 785 1 7V Touts 71 7-4 a) 114 1e. Ml l.U 148 202 1 13 Mra Ml 127 1(3 8-taMey 17 14) le7 Lipe 114 I.I1SI koisier 171 lit 182 Felix Hi) 1' 2 Total. 74 73S 73 Total. 75 877 Hi Ad Club League sharp 10 Ase.t-y P.md C.

atorre.w 125 Fund 1 ly. 8tre 21J Bnn4 11 11 Gening 7 aw Twin MJ 7 Totals t- Jnn Fr- 7" AT Ml .71 V.vi(rtWOt l'( 11 t-mhse 212 1. 1 1: ft-rr, kTM lii 12 'n Barnr nnd 11 117 1 4 1 14, c-eor UJ K) is ti im fsuia 7S5 1 5,1 'rom damage, Patrolman PanneiU of the Franklin tttreet Station discovered 1 hen he waa attracted to lhe scene by the ringing of the out- EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR WANTED FOR THIS TERRITORY For lowest priced Washing Machine in the world. Re tails $2 to $15. Agents must be able to carry small stock cf machines and finance self.

Representatives will interview prospective distributors next week. Write for to P. 0. Box 1044, Schenectady, N. Y.

9 1.9 119 117 I 124 Writ-Mi 14.1113 M5 ANTHONY ST. RuCCO 141 114 121 Folino 212 M4 217 C.ia tl PS Ml 173 sals M9 M2 MO Shales Ml lm 2 2 I.s lis IM Ou.sano l'-i 171 Ml ort Ms 177 19 SAI 711 714 714 172 172 i-t I 147 IIS t't'KFNS ruotterl 194 M.l Ml Main. 1 72 M2 117 lev. 112 I ST. I.fl'V ST.

FR-INCi lin Btle Ml 12 Con 122 I-' 'I-' I 2:1 1 15 Re. (her 12 2-1 In-i 1" 11 Hi Sin MS r-7 1 I Bond MO 17" 1 .0 i M--'va Ml 2:4 ITS 7l T'-tais 713 72 820 Lomh 1o 122 1-1 Ml 1 -le sno M2 Ml Ms When the Doctor Advises a Diet warning neu. lie iciepnoneu an alarm that brought ItatUilion .1.1 The II re sturted from unknown cause beneath a woi bench and spicad but a short distance before boms extinquished by the sprink trrs Pint of the stock of puper In the plant was destroyed and water "cepe-l through to the floor below despite the effort, of firemen to sweep It out. Two American Miners Mexic.i City. Feb "fl iSatun'ay) to Lxrelsior from Guanajuato, captal of the atatft of that name.

ay hat the bcdioi of J. M. an.4 C. C. Aisth-i roir, were found ly troops and takfti to that city.

L'liderwooJ and Aisthro-f wer kidnaped by bandits Wednesday ntght aa they slept tn their mining camp at the Buatoa mine," v. K. tn Guanajuato. Notes sent back to mine headquarter! aaid they would be killed unleM a large ransom waa paid. The F.arelsior dSpa'fhea aald the bodies bore wound Infttrtivt by fit- arm- Thev svete found in the mountain of Guanajuato where thev had evidentlv bsen abandoned i by kidnapart after tha na vera aiiln.

i 1 He is happy to know that FAINE'S carry all the famous Battle Creek Sanitarium Health Foods, and thus save you a stay at the Sanitarium itself for treatment. Think of all the proper dthcacies you would enjoy cn their tables, on your own table. Thsy're chock full of all necessary vitamins to properly nourish through the ailments that this SANITARIUM has gained enduring fame for Phone Main One Block from Subway. I'Mvera Totals 722 jvj V4INPSOIIS Humph 11 a'Mn Bel' Heffer Tota's Charlotte League OfFFNH a lira Ml 1 M8 1V1 i fsxrher 1 Mi 1M1 1 "io Cvldiij M-1 1 Mo tv 1 -i Mn 2 .1 l' 3s-t'e't 11.1 in vianea lt Mi 8f, a.e.i 1 rt l'U i.i ToU.S 812 7I 778- Tola.s 7:1 7.38 72 iVKS AC 4 Crat-an r-o 1 MO 3 H'e Mo 11 T'l-Tpe 13 Ml 112 Hllil 1 1 "1 14 IM Wee 12 122 M.l Hart K3 M' iss Keenier 1 Ms 1 1.VJ lsi 174 Mania M3 Mi 1 Totaa 728 SO 71 Total. 73.

75? 781 Times-Union League ora er 1.11 1,11 11 1 '3 141 17 1,5 13, na 1..0 177 neper 11 Mv Hi I 118 17 1 Tola's 712 738 71 72 -7 rr.r.8 iimj Tftren s7 tteeae 11 14 (IS a M4 'Oe-S Kri io i in T-jeoe 1 t-An i t2 2 Tra "1 Hi 2 Ofie Paine 24-2bJan 103 years in in the same xz -led ton.ght. Hs 77 years old. Mr. S-ohmer had been til for a tea oion. hiiton pus Nevr York.

Feb 22 f1 Colonel Brown Hilton 3. son of th late Judire Henry Hiiton, died of pneumonia trx'av at his home on Tarh Avertia, TL.