'- .• ; ••_... t .. ; If, ,..,".�.����� ,,-fl' t lI.ally tlarnntt, ' INTERC�HOPwm Be HeJ4At 1:15 ToaiPt.IN BARTLETT GYM'/ voli x. ; NO. 151:' ',: PRICE FIVE CENTS.In the, Pennsylvania relay gameslast 'year. Kuh took third place in thehigh hurdles, running third to N'ich­olson of llissouri and Case of Illi-1. Be there promptly at 8:15 for noise ' . He took fourth place in thethe !S&z.nd march will begin at that same event' in the Conference meet,, time. being beaten by Nicholson. Case, and,'2. N 0 carriages 'and no flowers will Beeson of California.be' allowed in spite of the fact that He played quarterback on the l�lCthe dance, is one. of the three big football team and was catcher on the. University, dances of the 'Year.. 1911 baseball team: He was prevent-.' i The men will wea'r' dark blue ed from trying' for either of' these'coats' and light flannel' trousers. teams the last season .because of his".:. :4.,' The women 'will ,wear informal. illness. In his Freshman year; Kuli'dre��� ,�ut;h as. tJio� ,worn �t �eY-1 was on the t�ack. footbal�. ��d l�:t�\!,, ' DoJCIS.Gab, daDces.� ,.-, �,� ':;: . ball teams. "��. ,--:��.::"��_··!iA a�nda,{��..pl4W : ·t:(,; _ ,". Ileat��V� .>,:, .'uPon thf��ce�cl.9si�gca� -o�e. � .-' - " ->-TbT �ellowing 'm� :-vdted--:-::t�- ·th�. 6. Stubs of ticJtel5" .Will' be 'taken electlo�.· R W. �alrd •. J. S. Bishop.at' tJ�e·.dOOr. : > � ,�. :': ;' � _ K. Chandler. H. H. Cox. F. J. Coyle., . -. . _ I. N: Davenport, G.' E. Kuh, R. D.Matthews. J. A. lIenaul, N. H. �or­gren.·c. ll. Rademacher. H. F SCnt·by:·THREE iUNDiED WJi.L. DANCE AT ClASS HOP0baiIman ,In 1DstnIcti0DS ....ftM' onad JIRch wm' BeginPromj,uy At 8 :1&�lID WILL DBBSS RBGLI�BBWhite Leather Programs With LargeMaroon "C" Have Been SecuredFor Both Men and Wo�A grand march of '150 ,couples. tedbY' "Pa�l' Mac Clintock and LorraineCleary for the Seniors; .Donald Hol-. Iingsworth and Effie Hewitt for theJuniors; Rudy Matthews and RuthWood f�r the Sophomores; and JohnBaker and ':Mary Cameron for theFreshmen, will . start the, InterclassHop to�ighi -in Bartlett gymnasium.. The chairman of the- Prom hasgiven .0Ut the following instructionsto those 'expecting .to attend': .'Gives Out InatiuctioDS..,, , .IMiss Rolf Is Dec�tiOIl cbaimum... .• C6nsiderable'. work : has , mead;'.�D 'done by the ci«-�rati�D cOmJnit�tei �- iiDder ': tbe-' au-ectioD' - of' 'a" ioCaifirm ud .. Baze1 Hoff.' Ten of Depew's�i-chestra, under t.he·l�ader's personalsupervision, have'been secured to fur­nish the �usic for :the twenty�fourregular dances and the {our extr.lS.The orchestra stand will probably beerected in the center. of the Boor.White . leather ,programs. much on1he· same order as the old Reynolds'club progr3ms� although more elab-­orate, will be' used for both'men andwomen. They will be in 'the shape.of pennants with a large maroon "c"in the center of the front cover:The Committees. .• The committees as announcedsome time ago follow:.. Reception committee-Clara Allen.chairman; Ira' Davenpon, D�naldBreed. Willard Dickerson. and Ken­neth Coutchie.Decosation committee-H�ul Hoff,chairnlan; Franct"s Meigs, MonaQuayle, Rose Marie .Moore. RuthWhitfield, Robert Simond, X ormanElmstrom, �tanWood Baimlgartner,Horace Fitzpatrick, Helen Brooks,Albert Heath, Margaret Rhodes. Dor­othy Fox. Arthur O'Neill, 'FloydCox, Erling Lunde, Glenn Roberts,William Thomas. Hugo Swan.Finance committee - Rudy Mat_thews, chairman; June Scofield, Har­old Kramer, Ralph Stansbury,' DavidMurray.Publicity committe�John Baker,chairman; Edward E. Rogerson, Hi­ram Kennicott, Harry Gorgas, Rob'en Allais, Alice Lee Herick. HelenGross.Arrangements committee-DonaldHollingswonh, chairman; CurtisRogers, Effie Hewitt, Harold Wright,Ruth Agar, Dorothy Llewelyn, Hu­bert Granquist, Paul Tatge, SandfordSellers, Jr. Every room in' the. central quad-OAMB TO OBIOAGO IN 1866 rangle will he illuminated at the Con- 1IA!IY'l'BAIIS HA VB.AltBIVBDvocation reception Monday night.Strc amers of Japanese lanterns and-Funeral Services Will· Be Conducted Boat Ride Will � F:_' V_'__'_:'_electric lights will encircle many of 'VUei' &AD" .DD"�.the quadrangles. :\f usic will be pro- 'mmt-High School Men to Re-vided by all the University' musical port at Club..organizations. as well as' by the AliceH 1-1 I B-'lfi Id d of Freeman Palmer chimes. and an octetenry 0 mes e e , ean the Practically all arrangements hav�technological course of the Univer-. of Thomas orchestra musicians. been completed for the 'eleventh '-an-'sity High sch=ol until 1908. and one Two bronze clocks, the' gift of the nual Interscholastic meet which will"f th 1 d f h . class of 1910 to the University. were 'IL h -o .e ear y ( ucators 0 t e city 'lie eld tomorrow at 1 :45 on Mar-·of. Chicago, . died \Vellnesday. or' 'an- placed in the stone work at either end shall Field. 'Four hundred andgina pect or is, with which he had been' of the library recently. The clocks thirty-six athletes from 102 schoolsill for the,l::st few weeks. �fr. Bel- are said to he of a particularly at- will line up at 1:45. awaiting-the start ,'�'�field landed in' New York May 14 of tractive design. and are identical.' of the l�yard dash.' , :'�, :: {�this year after an extended trip in 'No ·Tickets Needed. ' The first entertainment. that will.-be fro �(7�Europe with his wiie, and his two Tickets for the convocation will not furnished the visitors will ,be a boat '. f�daughters. Ada �I. and �I ar garet Bel- r'ide tons·ght.· The 'Inter hola ti· . ..-1,:;;.be issued unless the weather will .not . . sc s C:. . . ";",Jfield. . and University men _bave"�en asked' ' "<:·.i';,.�m��h:a<lp�:�:usin to h�:: re:�:nt�� t:��� :�:g!�:�I��:�e:�£:!:::::� !�4;e:;a� :':"i:t:;���S:! :� ' ,::��.�.·:·.t"-'r.�':'�"�:�'�t:":lI-:.th.�?·.America and on his wav to Chicago .::'1_' .. d . ..' ", go in a body to' the bOat.' It IS: nee- � �J •. trcket, an associates will not receive-visited �i,; son. T. .B. Belfield. in ' 'F ,essary that everybody be�on-tlme torany. , or; the outdoor convocation no' . -'.,.-4,;Philadelphia, and his daughter. �1rs. --tickets will be required, as Harper: an early start. asthe' retuni trip .must, "�':�.�;_;'. H. �1. Bates, in Ann Arbor. )Iichi- I court �ill seat at leas. t 4.000' pe_ople be over by 10. All University men. . ... .:,/"'6gan. have been. invited :to .make 'this 'trip '. : ..���. Wu Graduated from 1'- l- comfortably, ., free.. . ,-'. ·::"'/.l1�.... ""- .. , Guides appointed recently are :ex-· -, ,.', ')lany Teams 'Arrift:.•. - �, , " �)h-. Bclfiel�l received his A.B. de- 'peeted to meet tomorrow at 7:50 'in . ., .::�'�' ..grce from 1'0\\·;1 college. in 1858. an(I' Haskell. They will be shown the new' Many of the out��towD �teams:-ar':" ':": ':._:�...•_.�<•. :,;.;;,�.::,'his A.:\1. ',:intl·Ph.D; degrees from the library and will be expected'to guide rived yesterday,. and : were· taken care-.'. �same institufibn in rsss and 1878. re- parties through the'. building on. the of. at the assignment' desk· in ih� Rey":: ,.', '.-�nolds club'as' soon' as::tliey- ariiVed:./ ,_-.' .r-. ". spectively. "He �was also given 'an night of the' rec,eption. ·When. at least . T ....: .... :-��,:� .....�.��'.'i',:J-.,..�..•A.M. tlq"rrce hyGris\\'c1tl coll�e. in-. lC.OOO are expected. Each of >ihe �. he men. are being BouSed- ilt:-tbe·T.F--� .: ;'�.....,1��" H,:_ l ���as t,utor "in. �tin, ,and marshals and aides will .h;a,v�';;t.... num- _ ,�!��s _:_�"""��_,',' ,�_• .:-es-· .:·_�t�.11._.1., ,_'_, ) .. ��L· .... :Je •• !,,'_�, '/,: ... ';"_ .:.'- :,,: III1:J(-.., .�u,ix,X .. tt' .' ��- ( pected t��t ���test .part oLthe, '-, _., :;::;:0S- ... � -.�':--... _ .. '-'-'� ,.� :visitors"�iIl.·�iwe.:��'. ::', :,.�=.: ... �:. '�'_�-�����. , .'" ". ' ' The entries in . the' 'triu:i events· foJ:.. :.' ',,}''':r/Jows: ,-., . �:��j�100- Yard. Da.h.: ' t• 1 .. " 'f('>�l� �. �U:=:-,'�.!:�: .',J .,.'. _·_;.r�.�13. J. Foran,· Bement. .. ....� .,�,�!f � ��. G=::� �=: - :�/.:{.�.l.:22., D. Stewart, Hillsdale. Mich.· : .... �28. Cortrigh�' Hillsdale, Mich. ?)�44. J. Pearl Clinton. .54. F. Burke. W est Aur�ra. .62. H. Mernll West High,' Des'Moines. Iowa.64. ,A. St. John. Paris.67. A. Henke. Lane TechnicalHigh. Chicago.68. H. Hotchkin. Lane Technic:atHigh, ChiCago..84. B. Dunn. Fon Collins. Col.85. \Vm. Sisson, Bradley Poly-­technic Institute, Peoria.106. F. 'Dunlap. Proviso Town-·ship. Maywood.112. D. ·McGregor. Proviso Town;...ship. Maywood •121. P. Stiles. Cul\"Cr MilitaryAcademy. Culver. Ind.122. P. Salverson; Culver Military'Academy, Culver, Ind.125. Borders. CulverAcademy. Culver. Ind.128. E. Vail.' Ceutral High, To.lcdo. Ohio.129. J. Fluhrer. Central High, To­ledo. Ohio.130. ,H. Tracy. Central High, To­ledo. Ohio.140. J. Ballentine. South High,Minneapolis, Minn.143. D. F.migh. Batavia.145. H. �lcDonald, Batavia.155. L. Ayres .. Oak Park High,Oak Park.171. H. Snyder. Bradley Poly-:technic Institute, Peoria.182. F. Koch West Division High,'Milwaukee, Wis.186. S. Schwenger, West Divisiolf'High. Milwaukee, Wis.·189 .. B. Trotter, West Division'High. Milwaukee, WIS.195. E. Hauser, Anaconda. Mont.198. W. Rust, Elgin •�_oP CHICAGO.; PRiDAY, JUNE 7,1912.By Dr. Henderson' In Hyde Park.Presbyterian Church Today. I WILL ILLUllIRAft OAllP1J8HENRY H. BELFJELD, EX­U. m� DEAl, IS DEADI .. ChoaCn to Lead • 1913 TrackTeam At, Time ,Pic:ture Is Tum_ EleveD lien Receiv� Emblems' One of· Chicago '. Barly Educatorsand Vote. Succnmiba to Attack of AD-- giD& Pectoris. Every Window . In Central . Quad­rangle wm Be J.icbted-ClaU GiftIn Form of Bronze Clocks 'andStone Screens Placed In Li�.George Edwin Kuh, '13, was yes­terday elected to lead the 1913 trackteam at the meeting- held when thepicture of the. team was taken, . Elev­en. men who had been given theiremblems last �[onday voted at theelection.Kuh has' had two years' experienceon the team. He runs' in the 120 yardhigh hurdles . and 220 yard lowhurdles. Last 'year he won manypoints in these events but was latein reporting for work this year. be­Cause of lack of condition. He wasattacked by typhoid last Summer andwas prevented from competing in ath­letics until the opening af the outdoortrack season.Takes Third. "ROSENBERG'_1'AKES CONTEST"._'-.--.GroSsman.wbia Second-Ilia F�oV�. In Reading. .Harry C. "R��nberg won first placeand Philip Grossman second place ·in·the Upper Senior contest in oratorylast night in·llandel. The Juiius Ros­enwald prize will be divided betweenthem. The judges at this contest wereProfessor Lovett, Professor Phillipsand Mr. lloulton.By agreement between the contest- .ants in the artistic reading contest,it was· 'decided to award the FlorenceJames Adams prize to Miss Ina Perc­'go and Hirsch Soble. The judges inthis contest were Professor Lovett,Associate Professor Oark, and Mr.H. G. Fiske. Associa'te ProfessorClark presidtd at the contest.PLAN FOR INTERCLASS MEETEDtria WiD Be lIade On Field At9 Toda,.The Interclass meet will begin at9 this morning and all the regularfield c'\'ents will be run off. All of, the classes have been busy and prom_ise to h<&ve a large number of con­testants in the e,\·.et'ts. Regular trackmen hair e been barred from compet­ing in their regular events so thatno class may have any advantage.The entries will be made on the fieldthis morning.A women's hockey game has beenpromised for one of the events as thegame last year was a decided succes�It is not known as -yet how the teamswill line up. After the meet the' Ivyexercises wm be held. Carlos Hallfor tbe Freshmen wm receive thespade from William Lyman for theSophomores. c.oo�!Mll8m��r�'. INTERCLASS HOP LEADERS.Greek in Iowa college in 1858. andtutor in Latin. Griswold coltege, fro in1860 to 1861. her of Jtuides under him. Members,of the faculties. graduated marshalsand aide�. and the 'officers of the li­: b'raries "'ilI also he in. the new library: to show it to the visitors.The library officers will be sta­tioned in the different rooms of thenew building to explain the moretechnical features of the building.For four years, 1859-60. 1861..J.·. 1865-6. he was. principal or superin­tt"ndent of public schools in Dubuque,.Iowa. and in 1866 he came to Chi·(Coatmllecl 011 pap 2) INTERSCHownc MENREADY' FOR BIG MEET102 Schools Will Be ltepreaented.When AWek. Line Up At.1:4& 'lODlOftOw. . " .•�'....: .......) .... '� : .'Military(Continued 011 pace 2)�:',', 1'1' 'PubJishecl daily except Sundays. Mon-. da)'!! and Holidays d�ring threeqwJters ',bf' the Uni�ersity year.,;: ...... , ''.:'', :,' .... "Entered 'as Second-class mail at theChicago Post Office. Chicago, I1Ii�,- n'otS,' March, 18, 1908, under Act of.�arch' 3, '1813.,: .. ��.7,�7 Pub. ��,PJ:e-. � .�o�� Groft__ T H"E._ S.TA F F\V. ;. Foutc , � � .... ., �fanagillg EditorH. L. Kennicott ..•..... News EditorAssociate, Editors�D. L. Breed Leon StolzW. H. Lyman B., W. VjnisskyG. W. Cottingham C.' S. DunhamJ. B. Perlee,ReporterslI'. S. Gorgas M. S. Breckinridge;H. A. LoJlesgard C;. E. WatkinsW. B. Crawford G. S. LymanF. L. Hutsler .i' Women·s Editor, Sarah Reinwald. ... , ..�_ f1:: News corrtributions may, be left inEliis 'Hall 'or Faculty Exchange, ad­dressed 'to The ':Daily' Maroon.... : .� • ..,. r »EDITORIAL. ,, Ij .... :�'.: :: .' "'" .�;. ' ." 'The editors and managers of TheCap and Gown for 1912 are to beheartily congratulated on as hand­some as interesting. and as compre­hensi�'e an annual ,a_s ever appear�dat ChicagQ. From one maroon coverto another it presents. in a cleverway �terial of enchanting interest'to us all.For a few hours the staff will hhaveits day." And Tichly the men whohave put hundreds of hours of tha?k­Jess hard work into the perfectionof the book deserve such congratul�­tion and commendation as they Willget. But there is something t.hateditors of a college annual. appreciatemore than praise, . (and, �el�g hu�an.they enjoy praise). It IS Imposslbl.e. that "something" to thist� gave' ..year's editors. Their "'ork is done.But it can be given to the men whoI t""d to take up the "'ork forare se ec ...next year. farThat "something" that me.ans.than Praise to the edltor� ofmore . ., Ca and Gown IS <:o-operatlOr..The p 1 now thatLet every student, re�o vc..... r he will spare no effort tonext y� .913 C ndhel the' editors of The 1. ap ap k' a hard job a httle lessGown ma ed h th d Let every student 0, w aarl•· asked of him well andlitt e IS kI If pictures are ta enprompt y. scheduled' and write-when they are 'dhanded in when they are ue.ups are. h't isd ·nformation gIVen w en 1an 1•• f The Capked for the publication 0.as Gow� will be a pleasure to theand ook will reflect.staB that the b Intencholaatic Boat Ride tonight ati- Meet in Reynolds club at 6:45.' -.',-� �or Women·. LUncheon tomor-row in Carson. 'Pirie. Scott's lunchroom.Eleventh Annual InterscholasticMeet tomorrow at I :45 on MarshallField.Interscholastic Entertainment7:30 tomorrow in :\Iandel.Mandolin Club Rehearsal today at4 in Hitchcock'; tomorrow at 7 inMandel. .cents ..Bagple TrP.sfer-.Baggage maybe 'checked to and- [rom all railroads.at till" I nformation office. -All Marshals and Aides meet Sun-day at 3 in Haskell.at Absences in, Physical Culture mayhe made up the first. four days of ex­amination week if permission is firstobtained from the medical examiner,X 0 work may he made up afterThursday. )une, 13, AlI make-up workmust he reported promptly to theoffice of the medical examiner.TO HOLD OLYMPIC TRTAT,SDavenport. Skinner. and Coyle AreEntered In Try'outs Tomorrow OnNorthwestern Field-Track Captainto Compete In 800 Meter Run-The I nterscholastic season is againwith us" and after weeks of prepara­tion those connected with it anxiou�­ly await the res�lt�Intencholastic of their labor. TheEatenainment final success dependsnow on the !'piritwith 'which the t;'nh'ersity public re­ceive!' the "isiting athletes. Because. in the past the public has not shownits appreciation for these games bycorning OUt in large numhers, a greatdeal of off-campus advertising hasbeen' done.This should assure a crowd at them'eet. but the e"ening entertainmentmust depend upon the students forits chief support. The progTam hasbeen carefully arranged. and the ath­letic de-partment hears all the ex­penses. Let us show our interest inthe high school men, and. at the!'3me time, see a good show in Man­del tomorrow night at 7 :30. University High sehoul; F. L. HolmesChicago; Leslie Byrd Adrian college;F. Fletcher. Xotre Dame.Running high jump-s-E. W. Nixon;H. F Porter. R. Palmer, C. A. A.:G. W. Philbrook. Xotre Dame; W.I French. University of Kansas; A.I Richards. Provo, Utah; H. L, Cheney,University 'of Illinois; J. P. Xichol­son. University of :\Iissouri,Running hop, step and jump=-K,Rockne. Xotre Dame: J. G. Loomis,F. L. Holmes, Chicago; D, L. Holmes.I Russe llvifle, Ky.; E. Collins, Hills-I boro, 111., and H. J. Radican, St. Louisuniver sity.Standing high: jump-F. Fletcher.Xorre Dame ; H. L. Holmes; Chicago;Leslil" Byrd. Adrian college; F. Y.Belote and R Palmer C. A. A.Pole.jump ior distance-e-K. Rockne.Xotre Dame; F� J. Coyle, Universityof Chicago; \V.· Schroeder, Wilmette.III.; Paul �faxon, Detroit: F. D._:\h.rphy. L"niv,f!rs!ty 'of -Illinois.Running broad jump-Co H. Ayer;Chic-ago: J. '-Vas SOil. Xotre Dame; D.14. Hoimr s, Russellville, Ky.; C. C.Cooke, Cleveland A9 C� J. 'H. Carroll,Gaelic ':\. A.; H. J. Radican, St; Louisuniversity; F. C. Irons, 'C. A'. A.; J.P. Xicholson, Unh·�rsity' of Mis-souri, -.Throwing the hammer-We Schroe­der. Wilmette� 111.; C. 'Beach and, A.L. Fletched, Northwestern university;J� Hooker. C. A_ A. -Throwing javelin-Leslie Byrd, Ad­rian <:ollege; A, Brundage, C. A. A.Throwing discus-G. W: Philbrook,Notre Dame; Leslie Byrd, Adriancollege; H. J. Cole. Kansas Kormal;A. Brundage and A. 1\1 ucks, C. A. A.;H. K. Thatcher, University of illi­nois,Throwing weight (right and lefthand)-G. W. Philbrook, NotreDame: A. Brundage and A. Mucks, C.A.A. ..PRESENT EMBLEMSAT W. A. A. BANQUE�HELD IN LEXINGTONW. A. A. pins and f�l)s, the tenniscuP. the basketball cup, ani! baseballand hockey banners w�e' presentedat the annual \V. A. A. banquet he1<lin Lexington last night. The tenniscup was presented by �Iiss CorneliaBeall. the hasketball cup by �Iis�Gertrude Dudley. and the baseballand hockey hanners by �Iis� Mar­garet Sulli\·an. Talks were gh'en byPresident judson. :\fiss Reticker.Dean Angell, :\(is� Henderson. and�fiss Hertha lIes. :\Iiss Alice LceHerrick acted as toa:-;tmistress.NURSES SEE CAMPUSON AFTERNOON TOUR,WOllEN ARE GUIDESFour hundred accredited delegatesto the annual convention of the Na­tional Association of �urses, now be­ing held at Orchestra hall. wereguests of Miss Talb;t and �fis�Breckinridge at the University.Three - University men arc entered, 'Y0� R�oi1:ers in the trials for the Olympic teamGrace Hotchkiss LiJlian Swawite which will be . held romorrow onAugusta .�,wawit¢·, Dorothy Williston Xorthwestern Field. Davenport and--------------- Skinner were entered in the partialSubscription Rates list of entries which was announced�y ,Carrier, $2.50 per year; $),00 per yesterday. Coyle is also entered in.quarter, City mail. $125 .per quar- the poole jump for distance.,ter; $3.00 per year in advance. Davenport will run only in the SUOmeter run although he is entered inthe 400 meters as well. tie figuresthat he can make his best time inthe longer race. - The entries in that.event have not been announced yetand wiJl 'be ginn out today.Stars to Compete.., . ", '. '_ . r • - The best stars in this section of the:, Once inore4.'he, Cap-and- Go ",n"has � -. country a� 7nt:r;J � the tr ials.appea�ed. 'There .has . been the ,peer- Xicholson •. who won' the individualiog-down fhe street to catch the first honors 'at. the"��nfe�ence �eet. !�t,1"'-· f t'h I d . Saturday J5 entered' ID the high Jum. p, g Impse '0 e a en-. .,_. '. ., .. ..' and, broad ,'Jump. He will compete'The eap down' dr�y winch brings - agai�5t. 'son:.e'" of the best' men in theand Go1irD � , ��e books'to the <:ampus; country"and wi Ii be forced to do his·, there 'has been the .3!&Ae best:to ,,ria 'fTantic rush' to Cobb to buy them; and -A_', Richards of Brigha!D Youngd - university of Pro\'o, Utah, has beenthe" 'same. groUJlS gathered un er �practicing in the high jump on Mar-caDlj)us trees'to share t1�e fun of con- shall, Field.' He is a natural 'highning the pages Of the' annual for the jumper and goes 6 feet without thefirst time. least difficulty. He will probably pushNicholson and will surprise no oneif he ftnishes among the leaders.­List of Entries.The followi"ng 'list· of entrants wasannounced last night:400 meter run-F. B. Cortis. Uni­versity of lJ1inois; T. L. Hoover.Texas university; G. E. Reed, Unh'er­. sity of Nebraska; Ira Da"'enport, G.Skinner. Unh�ersity of Chicago; P. H.Bro�e, E. F. Lindberg, C. A. A.; C.C. Cooke, aevel�nd A. ., and G. R.Ewald, Louisville.Standing broad jump-D. HOWelt,•," .' 204. S. Jackson. ,Citrus UnionHigh. Azusa, Cal.205. J. Agar, University- -High •• :206. R. Hurley, University High.2JJ7. B. Young. University High.244. R. Solum, Tuley High.247. W. Hart,' Benton. -250. R. Aiken, Benton.252. T. Farquhar, Central High, ISt. Paul, Minn.255. C. Fuller, Central High, St.Paul. Minn.259. W. Allen, Momence.260. L. Crimes, Momence.263. ,C. 'Hayden, Momence. ..265. c, Neilson, Ardmore, ous,Zl3. A. )Iillar; West .High. DesMoines, Iowa. -281. C. \Veise, Crane TechnicalHigh, Chicago.282. Croutch, Crane . TechnicalHigh. Chicago.283. Shiely. Crane Technical High.Chicago.294. J. Ambruster, Lake ViewHigh. Chicago:297. G. Mattingly. ,CaiTO.308. 'D. Annan .. Hyde Park High.Chicago.337 .. N Svrnmes. Gary. "thd.338. A. Davidson. Gary. Ind.353. W. Scott. Oregon .361. L. McMenemy. Lake ForestAcademy, Lake Forest;362. G. Irwin. Lake 'Forest Acad­emy. Lake Forest.363. O. Kean. Lake Forest Acad­emy. Lake Forest.366. H. Altass, Lake Forest Acad-emy. Lake Forest. ,372. R. Boyd. Langdon; N. D .378. "M. Brooks. Madison. '\Vis.396. F, Oearson.' �far;sball "'�I�gh •., " -"" . 1 ,. ". '-, ,Chicago.398. P., Johnson, Bowen High,Chicago.399. C. Windrjck, Bowen High.Chicago. "418. J. Nohle. Indianapolis, Ind.,First 440- Yard Run.3. B. Hill, Kirkwood.3). E. Lyons, Hi11sdale, Mich.25� 'F. Comar, Hillsdale, Mich.34. J. Taylor, Canon -City: Colo.45. - F. Greenwald, Whiting, Ind.68. H. Hotchkin, Lane TechnicalHigh, Chicago.70. N. Blueitt, Lane Technical93. E. Williams, Evanston Acad­emy, Evanston.99.' A. O·Meara. Evanston Acad­emy; Evanston.107. A. ,Martens, Pro\,j�o Town­ship, Maywood.124. Fawcett, Culver Military, Academy: Culver, Ind .130. H. Tracy, Central'Hig\l, To­ledo, Ohio.132. C� Souder, �entral High,. To­ledo,. Ohio.140. J. Ballentine. South -High,Minneapolis, Minn.156. F. Millar. Oak Park.159. C. Kucara, Oak Park.171. H. Snyder, Bradley Poly­technic Institute, Peoria.173. R. Brooker, Lawrence, ,Kan.178. G. Anderson West DivisionHigh, Milwaukee, Wis.194. J. :Massey, Albia. Iowa.195. H. Hauser. Anaconda, Mont.210. H. Borroff, Cniversity 'High,Chicago.244. R. Solum. Tuley High, Chi-cago.247. W. Hart, Benton .261. F. ConnoiC Jlomence. .Zl3. A. 'Mellor, West High,' DesIMoines, Iowa.294. J. Ambruster, LakeHigh, Chicago.340. P. Hake, Gary, Ind.361. L. MoMenemy, LakeAcademy. Lake Forest.374. T. Lindsay, Langdon, ViewForestN. D.(Continued on. pace 3). \.', , "• .1 , ./ DBPO�OBY -po:amUDD' STABS POsrALsA VIlIGS riJin)s ". ', The. largest and. ol�bank'Df!&rest to' the Univer­'sity. Accounts of, profes­sors and students solicited. .Checking Accounts of "$50.00arid Savings Accounts of $1.00accepted.R,�.e---Tired, Outi'Then take up 'out­door exercise ofsome kind.These are LawnTen n i s day s.;_;_abracing sport. ..Make a call at ourstore and' inspectour 1 9 1 2 TennisRequisites:Spalding 1912 Catalogue Sent FreeA. G. SPALDING" BROS.� ,� -,, .Wabash,: Ave., : Chicago,SPEND YOUR VACAnON ON AFlanders Motorcycle$175 I_I _ .. _to ....Ec CIIItcII. 'W"_� two8el**200s. �f;;::f".--:;�MiIw.J.e_BUELL AUTO co 8230 COTTAGEUE• GROY': AVE ..TelepboDe �WQ'" "• ........ to ........ ."pBOPP.ABTAILOR�. � r..... 1IiIS., w _ �----t.l�� .......(Rear Aw.)8peeIaJ .... : 8a1t8 � lie.1."''8 P1JBlOBIDRG8.. 4/' BILLIARD HALL/ �AS •• i:. COWHEY1001 IIIICl lOOI�' Eat 55th StreetS. E. Cor. Ellis Ave.TelePbone Hyde Park 37S�HENRY' H. BELFIELD, EX-U. HIGB :DEAN, IS DEAD/�-�- �(Continued }rom page 1) /i,cago as p,rincipal of the Dore school,Halsted and Harrison streets. Heserv� in the- civil war as lieutenantof the Eighth Iowa cavalry and sawacth'e se,rvice in many engagements.From 1876 to 1883 he was prinCipalof the North Dh'ision high school.Directed Academy From 1883.From 1883 to 1903 he was directorof the Chicago llanual Training�chool. which, together with theSouth Side academy, was later reor­ganized into the University highschool. From 1903 to I�, '" hen ,h�was retireu, he. was de4ln Qf the tc�h.nological course of the lTnh'ersityhigh school.Henry H.>lmes Beltield ilall of thehigh school is named in hi's honor.Mr. Belfi�ld was 72 years old whenhe died. The faneral services will bepreache,d by Dr. Charles R. H cnder­son in the Hyde Park Presbyterianchurch at 2 today.•. ._'", ..",\ ;_ ... ' ,��. ft" � �.4 ' ....... ,_":.. .__ _--Y_� "�.:!-:� .. ;,�:�.J.�L:t?;� -,, i' .: Tim·DAlLY -Ji.AROON. FRIDAy.· jUN'E 7, i912.One-Mile Run.Welling, Lake Forest, ...... � ..... � ..... �at.-A.rcin·�Hi81t,-r!.auroi'a-Sz:..... :D.;:HUYer.,·S3; '.C. "KitchaiD;($4, F�.� ··ilurke;:·5S�·F."_CraJi� r s8, '·H:·Peusalt: J;����eeh��cal ;'Hi8�:cmcai&-61,.:; �:HeDke; ·:68;.,:H.: HQtch�a.; ,(f:). F�" :'Pc)u&rd:'1O' H •. Biueltt.': r,.:;.'".. ',. .' ,. . -� � .. ' . . . ., .,'( ., ,'" X:u1veh.lIi1ib.�y' ACademy" .. Culver,._,'. : ::'I;��12(:� �:.,: Stiles; 122/ P. 'S;lver-'»: • • .r. so�';�)23..; o.�'JI(ilJer'; 125/ Borders. .'.:,L. i . .. .. :�.eD��r:Ji�· TOled. 0, .�h.iO-l28, ,-7_'" E .. ·Vasl,� il�,: ,.I -. ;Fl�rer, 130, H..': .. ' •. I � _' Iraq,;..1. ��;:w:., �I'OwD.;: 132.' C. Soud-Co LLI\ RS er: .1�. �,:Bakest�w; ��S, N. Thurs-v , ton; '139. 'H;::_·,Anderson. '"Have all featuree . West' Division 'High. Milwaukee-,tha.'t -"'. '8. ke. :fOr,.i,:vle 182.P:!Kocb·; 186, 5:. Schwenger; 189,• .7' B.' .Tr�tter. ':"-. .'.:' .: .' .'- .:. iind" mdlvid�ty. .. Unive�sity iligh�a)S.· J: Agar; 206,. R.,.,Hurley; 207,. B.<Young; �. W.Carter, :"209. F. Shh-erick. 'BeO:to�247. W�' .Hart; '248, J. Dil-, " ,', ,1. .Ion; 249. T.:.Brow�i�k: 'A TRIP TO'EUROPE AND RETURN Centdl:High.5t: Paul, ·Minn.-252,T. FarqUhar; 253,' H. Cowie;' 254, B.Brightman; 255,< ·C. Fuller; 258, A.Tomasekr, ',: ': � -: :. '':,; ...'Lake" Foresr .Academy-360, W.Brucker;" '361� � T .. MeMenemy;- 362..G. Irwin; '363, O::eKan; 366, H. Al­tass; 367.L�· Wheeler;· 368, A. Clark.St. Ignatius ACademy-427, W.,MceKoren; 4�, H.' Farrelly; 429, J.Sullivan.4. ;Po Lor!l, Kirkwood H. 5., Kirk­wood.18. . D. .Brooks, Greenfield; Iowa.20 .. E� '·Lyons. Hillsdale, Mich. ,23. P.·R. Kern� HUlsdale .. Mkh.25 .. F. 'Comar, Hillsdale, Mich.32 E. .Powers, Decatur, Ill.34. J. Taylor, Canon City, Colo.S2. . D. Harvey, West Aurora.53. C. Ketcham, West. Aurora.57. L. Winslow, West Aurora.71. G. Paage, Lane ·Tech.78. A. Chapeck, Lane Tech.86. C. Michaels, Marshalltown,Iowa.91. L. Tower" Evanston Academy.100. B. Downey, Evanston Acad­emy.109. B. Minteer, . Proviso Town­ship,' Maywood.117� S .. Smith, Lexington.i ... '132. . :C.' 'SoUder, ·Central High, T 0- .ledo, Ohio.133. P. Schoenfelt, Central High,Toledo, Ohio. _138. J. Pollard. Central High,City, Toledo, Ohio.144. H. Bone, Batavia.162. W. Wilson, Oak Park. _172. H. Palmer, LaWT�nce, Kan..174. F. Watson, West High, ·Min­neapolis.. 179. H. 'Felton, West Division,�ilwaukee.180.' H. Franke. West Division,MilwaulCee... 192.. O. Bushey, Gilman.264. W. Du Bridge, Momence.265. C. Nielson, Ardmore, Okla.li2. R. Palmer, Lawrence, .Kan. 2i�. -E. Scroggie, West Divisi9n,182. P. Koch�' West Division High, Des ·Moines, Iowa..Milwaukee., Wis. . 2i6. G. Tenny, W.est Ilhision,190. R. strawn, Jacksonville. Des �Ioines, IoWa.,1%. N. a�ndenning;· Elgin: �2i9 .. W. Adams, Crane Tech.3M. S. Jackson, . Citrus Union •288. C. Noll. Deerfield ShieldstHigh, Azusa, Cal. High: Highland Park.·232. M. Burke, Wendell Phillips 295. F. O'Donnell, Racine, Wis.High. Chicago. 310. ·L. Phillis, Hyde Park.239. G. Cook. Chippewa 'Falls. 332. R. Mills, New Trier High,VIS. ·Kenilworth�,245. P. Windle. Tuley, High. Chi- 344. R. Mu<:h. Gary, Ind. ,. . t 345. L. Townsly, Gary, Ind.364. T. Hutchinson. Lalce Forest. tAs Cheap as' 'a Vacation in AmericaWI-:- spead wac:.boa ia this COUDIry Wbeayou caD ao 10 £::; wi. the .FREN.CH LINEfor $45.00 to ($70.00 (meals and benbr, -- mCIuded).Oa ODe oI'� DeW �Ie- ad 'Twin ScrewODe daa (II) c:abia' .e.mea ..w.. from NewYad: OD, s.b.da,. direct j, - '.: �. ". ·HAVRE-"'PARI��.':S Offtce�::131 � .....n. Str8It. nay. a�d Night Service.'Midway .. '.o,tor;�i�EiJ.'HIGH GRAnE'� - AUT·OMOBILE$.FOR H)U::'�'·';:·"·'A l special flat rates to Students5429 WOODLAWN'AVE.'. Chicago�INTERSCHOLASTIC MENREADY FOR BIG MEET(Continued from page 2), ,394. J. Carberry, St. IgnatiusAcademy. Chicago.., ... >.: ,__ :,;.4i8;·j J.:.NOble; "Indianapolis. "Ind>SecoDd 440- Y8rcl RUn.19. - F. Miller, Hillsdale, Mich.23. _ P .. Kern, HillsdcJe,' Mich.33. 'H. Hempel. Decatur.3S.' ·P. Ragsdale, ,Can!>nColo... :I. 55. F ... Crane. We�t A;urora �igb,.Aurora.' ... , :92. E. Blair, E�anston Acad�my,Evanston. '123.·C. 'Miller,' .Culver M11it.ryAcademy, Culver, Ind.131. W.�rown, Central'Hig� To-ledo Ohio.' " (.'� .145. R. McDonald, Batavia ..155. L Ayres, Oak Park.lSi., C. Bingham, Oak' Park.'r.'ago.248. J. Dillon, Benton.258. A. Toma5.ek. Centrai High,St. Paul. Minn.S. C. Neilson Ardmore OJda •280. N. Vytlacil. Crane TechnicalHigh, Chicago.339. E. Knotts. Gary. Ind.349� 'H. Swanson, Easts Aurora'High, Aurora.'367. L. Wheeler. Lake Ff':estAcademy, Lake Forest..3i5. J. Dove. Madison, Wi!'.Qaarter-llile Relay.Bement-l2, W. Foran; 13, J. Fo-ran: 14, E. 'HilI. I• Hillsdale. Mich.-19. F. 'Miller; 20, IE. Lyons; 21. C �lIen; 22, D. stew-Iart; 23. R. Cortright. Academy.395. J. Saunders. Marshall High.401. O. Thompson, ThorntonTownship High School.422. S. Walter, Cyde High,Cicero, 111.424. G. Watson, Central High, St.Paul. Minn.433. Wm, Meyering, St. CyrilAcademy.434. J. Taaffe, St. Cyril Academy.120- Yard High HardIes.5. C. Detebar, Kirkwood.16. C. Hoytt, Greenfield, Iowa.18. D. Brooks, Greenfield, Iowa. �":';'�'-... .; -��-'-----".. '���������������, .. ''.' �'you fellows II, ,'who have been �waiting for .the ",last �minute to 'purchase your .In-. �terclass Hop toggery 'should �.come here. O·ur· large', corps �, of tailors can make any alter- �ations necessary and .deliver ".�: . . .. , �your suit in time�·fQ��.t.he .Hop. "I _ l!{�You'll find hei�,:a:;l#�e��ol:t"" " Ij'" .me�t Of. blue $20: &: -$25. �serge SUitS at .. " .. ',' [)! "-":�;You do not need to be, a. clothing .expert.. -. . ::���.to appreciate that they' are worth a lot �1 ' ! ��� 0 UR assortment o�o:hite trousers=-flan- .-JI :, ��ti� " ·nel and serge-sis very complete; \:You/�hduid'�· ,·1iI ' ,:'':.�� not be "without a pair even if you do not ����-�e�":--�" '� . .'�'� Hop. White trousers are' appropriately worn at: ,any "'§I , <'�I :�riunerfrinction. See.them'$4.50 'to $'7�OO" I' "".�I��aiI�fi����ijl4�IiE�§J_ ;,:�.-' .. . <;.�··;t�KODAKS' d 'CAMERAS' :: ;·.if�19. F. 'lIiller,' Hillsdale, Mich.. ., an. '., :-. ' ... ,;, .. �;,���21. C. Pullen Hillsdale, Mich. " ." ".,.."l22. ·D. Stewar�.Hi11sdale;Mich. and a complete 'line, of phot���!J!c.(������ .. _(�, , . �";"l,�.�� ���ft.Z2;·T��� y�� £aTW.AKS�::CO�:�'�;'i"'��·- "',:�IHigh, Chicago. ., printing and enIargiDg.... 124'·&: WABASH· AVE ... · ,�.�·,t�E�.!=�E�1:�H!I.g�h'" �:':' :::::":0:: ::.. s�� l!� �:V�b��{:��f!:'1r: . \',�,'.:.;�t,,,"_'��...:,:_f�:.·:_�.;_<::.�.:,J:�..:,�·�..•.�_�",�.':.':.1.134. N. Bakestraw, CentralYpsilanti. __ selling' as a vacati()n· employ�ent. _;�Toledo. Ohio. I TIle majority of the .c:oll�e men 'who135. N. Tbur�ton, Central High. 52. D. Harvey, .West Aurora, ill. have tried it have no desire for a.sec�Toledo. ,Ohio. .' 53. C. Ketcham; . West Aurora, ond experiment. .They . have' bought '_. .-';:,:��136 H P d, C I H' h TIlL' outfits, assumed aU· risks. and found '.'.,' ;__./ •. • on entra Ig,. 0-., the work Done . too pleasant, w_hile '. \ . �,:�ledo, Ohio. S7. L Winslow. West Aurora, Ill. the remuneration has'; not' been' in ' .�.146. L Beardsley,. Riverside- 71 G w: Lan T ch proportion to' the energy expended. .�' �.�• ..&age. e e . _"d h �BrOOkfield' High, Riverside. �If! .'U' "uay,. Lane Tech. I t is Wlse to· be gul �d by t e. ex- ,�';IV. .-....w. perience of others, but If you assume .;:lSI. J. R�er, Central High, Kan- . 77. J. Anguish. Lane Tech. that because these men ha,,'c, failed at ':sas City. Mo. 86. . C. Michaels. ,Marshalltown, la. the house to house type of canvass.., -:j164. E. Riedel, Oak .Park High, 9L'L Tower, EVanston Academy.. they or you would fail when present-. ;Oak Park.' ing a special type of .work'to a def- . '"IIf!f!. W. Am'e� Oak Park H' h I 97. B. Burger, Evanston Academy. inite list of prospects. you are mis-. .. ',j� Ig , LIS. A. Bernstein, Proviso 'l'own- taken. "'. � ". �.�,Oak Park.D. • . ship, Maywood. I The Neu' Student's Reference \Vork '_ : ....177. R. Allbright, \Vest IVlSlon 1117. S. Smith, Lexjngton. , is edited by a 'body of the most emi- AHigh, Milwaukee, Was. 132. C. Souder, Central High, To- nent educators in the country. It ,',187. E. Sbawvan, West Division· attracts immediate attention when'ledo. Ohio. pr�sented to the teaching public., WeHigh, Milwaukee, Wis. 133. P. Schoen felt, C�ntral High, have under contract as salesmen3)2. H. Whitted, Citrus Union Toieio, Ohio. scores·of male teachers and principalsHigh •. Azusa, Cal. 138. J. Pollard, Central Higb, To- of this and neighboring states.·232. W. Burke.. \Vendell PhilJips \Ve are· not ronning an orphans'ledo. Ohio. home, and hence do riot c.are t_ 0 em-High, Chicago. .P .262. A Peterson, Momence. 160. R. Kraft, Oak ark. ploy anyone under twenty-one years161. W. Pierce. Oak Park. of age, but if you are a clean-cut,.33). F. Legler, Hyde Park High. 174. F. Watson •. West High, Min- vigorous man, ready to study bardChicago. and work harder under an experienced338 A David Gary: I d. neapolis, �liDD. manager, we have the following.. son, ,n 183. D. Loomis. West Dh;sion, things to offer you:341. A. Bennett, Gary, Ind. Milwaukee, Wis. . (1) • Transportation to the field of358. R. Wade, Oreg°Lan'k 185. E. Roegge, \Vest Dh;sion, work.359. S. Lyman, e Fore!\t 'Milwaukee, Wis. (2) A free outfit.Academ'l.·, Lake Forest.' (3) A liberal ad"ancc on commis-oJ 192. O. Bushey, Gilman. .423. F. Strong, Cer.tral High, St. 248� J . .Dillon. Benton Township, s'(4) �c����t�f all, a tine' opp(,rtunityPaul, Minn. Benton. to make a sum far in excess of w ha t264 \�. D B'd M you can earn at almost any otha 0'::'Two-llile Run. . '. U rI ge, • omence. cupation. \Ve belie\'e in our \\"l.... k.278. B. Frye. Crane Tech. becau:,e we know from experience279. \V. Adams. Crane Tech. that our men "make good."284. W. Will marth, Lake Vie·w. Call Xormal2223 and make ap�oint-292. V. Evans, Lake View. ment if you wish to investigate thi.:;295. F. O'Donnell, Racine, Wis. offer.344 . .R. Yuch, Gary, Ind. - ----.-A-T-R-O-N-I-Z-B----MAROOB ADVBRTISERS "-,'. ..1.-5. C. Delebar, Kirkwood H. S.,Kirk"Wood.18. D. Brooks, Greenfield. Iowa.3). E. Lyons, Hillsdale, 'Mich.23. P. Kern, Hi11sdale, Mich .25. F. Comar, HiIlsd.ale,· Mich.34. J. Taylor, Canon City, Colo. (Continued on p3� 4)INTERSCHOLASTIC., AT �EE.T,_,1:45 TOMORROW-----------f;, I,kI'1:-I'! 'i-'I '[:'. ,I,f'f�.� ,�' ",r,' ,-�,rr'.t',' ," ,t,t· ., �['.' .. �': :, ,t� ��. ,,r.,-�'- -r.,." .. ';',' -"r '.,=�''I'.-, J.... .., .... � I "'". .... - .-.- .......,......._JtFFERSO'jij'- '�i::' !:,�::!:-��'!";:;I�!t.55th St.·U4 Lab Aft.' 359. S."� Lyman� 'Lake Forest,Aca'demy,"Lakfi Forest.NOVELTY PHOTOPLAY, 368 .. A. Gluck. Lake Forest Aead-Four reels niahd,. Of the/lateat mOYiDa ,emy; Lake Forest. 'pictureL � Hich clasS soup. Best of, mUlic by high class artists. 374. B. LindSay,' Langdon, N. D.Firat 110- Yud Ran.3. B. Hilt, -Kirkwood.20. E. Lyons, Hillsdale, llich.31. A. Harry, Decatur.34. J. Tay:..it, Canon City, Colo.36. F. Oldt=, �ormal High,' Ypsi-lanti, Mich.42. R. May. Clinton.49. ll. Adams. Whiting. Ind.52. D:" Harvey, West Aurora High.. Aurora,71. G. 'Waage. Lane TechnicalHigh. Chicago.78. A. Chapeck, Lane TechnicalHigh. Chicago.90. 'V. Kelly. Evanston Academy,Evanston.96. A. Grant. Evanston Academy,Evanston.108. "X.:\Iahliot, Proviso TO�'n-ship. Maywood .131. 'V. Brown. Central High, To-ledo. Ohio.,141. 'W.' Humphrey. South High,Minneapolis. Minn.156. L. Hirsch, Hammond, Ind.159. ,C. Kucera, Oak Park.172. H. Palmer, Lawrence, Kan.196. :\1. Clendening, Elgin.'246. Va.� Kleek., Tuley �igh, Chi­cago.265. C. Neilson Ardmore, Okla.,278. R. Frye. Cra�e 'TechnicalHigh, Chicago., 29R ' L. Roche. Cairo.313. \Y. Ekstrand, Hyde 'ParkHigh. Chicago.323" J. Cooper. Hyde Park High,Chicago.331. E. Lighter, Cedar Rapids, Ia.333. F. Wooley. New Trier High,Kenilworth. '339. H. Knotts. Gary, Ind.349. H. Swanson.' East AuroraTONIGHTOut of the Nicht (Drama)A Railroad EnciDecr (Drama)PATHE WEEKLYSpecial - SUNDAY - SpecialThe Picture Idol (Comedy)Adml •• lon 5c .ever Hltb.E.., Frida, � 1:: E.., Frida,AUDI-TORrOMNOWMagnificent Spectacular Revival�'MIDSUMMERNIGHTS - DREAM",• ith MENDELSSOHN'S MUSICChicago Gra.nd Opera Orchestra(SO Members)CHORUS AND BALLET,and theBEN GREET PLAYERSPopular Prices. 25c to $1.00. Box,Seats. $1.50.Classified Ads.WELL FURNISHED front room,modern, electric' lights, etc. Canaccommodate more than one' per­son. Mrs. E. Clark, 6054 lladison.avenue, 3rd fiat. Tel. H. P. 5626.'INTERSCHOLASTIC. MENREADY FOR BIG MEET(Continued from page 3)34S� ,, L Townley, Gar,.. Jnel. ,373. A. Robertson, �gdon, S� D.'400. R. Maplesd��, Thornton�ownshjp.22O-Yard Low Hurdles.S. ' Delebar, Kirkwooct ,16. :C.. Hoyt. Greenfield, Iowa.�. ,F. ,Miller, Hillsdale, Mich.30. F. Milter, Decatur.45. W. Welker, Ash1and, ws.64. A. St. John, Paris.W. F. Pollard, Laue TechnicalHigh, Chicago."84. B. Dunn, Fort Collins, Colo.,85. Wm. Sisson, Bradley Poly­technic Institutet, Peoria.W. R. Packer, Marshalltown, la.93. E. Williams, Evanston Acad-121. ,P. Stiles. Cnlv,." MilitaryAcademy, Culver, Ind.127. Yale, Culber Military Acad­emy, Culver" Ind.134. N. Rakestraw, Central' High,Toledo, Ohio.135. N. Thurston, Centtratl High,Toledo, Ohio.,136. H. Pond, Central High, To­ledo, Ohio.143. D. Emigh. Batavia.151. J. Reber, Central High, Kan­�s City. Mo.153. E. Crumacker, Hammond.InCl.,164. E. Riedel, Oak Park.]65. W. Ames, Oak Park.li7. R. Albright, ,West DivisionHiJ:!h. ).rilwaukee, Wis.]8i. K. Shaw'·an. \Vest DivisionHigh. ).fi1waukee. 'Wis.202. H. Whitted, Citrus UnionBig-h, :\7.usa. Cal.211. C. Cory, Univer�ity High,Chicago.212. C. Bent, Unh'ersity HighChicago.2'l1. J. McCarthy, Wendell Phil­lip... II ig-h. Chicago,232. W. Burke. \V cndell PhillipsH itrh. Chicag-o.2.�. R. Zie�kie. Chippewa Fall� .•Wi ...244. R. Solum. Tuley High. Chi.c:tJ:!o.2..:;0. R. .-\iken. Benton.25i. L. Townsend. Central High,St, Paul. ).finn.�2.· A. P�erson. Momence.265. C. X eilson. A rdmore, Okla. High •• -\uro�a.,- 3n. H. Kibbe;' Snflivan., ; 406.- A. Burtt. Morgan Park Acad­emy, Morgan Park.. 412� M." Painter, Lewis 'I�stitute,Chicago.Second,' 880- Yard eRma.18., D. Brooks., Greenfield, Iowa.23. P. Kern. Hillsdale, Mich.25. F. Comar, Hillsdale, :Midi.32. E. Powers,' Decatur.35. P. Ragedale, Canon City, Colo.48. ,'G. Benson, Whiting. Ind.51'. F. Holliday. Whiting, Ind.53. C. Ketcham. 'Vest AuroraHigh, Aurora.79. F. Polard, Lane Technical ,jHigh, Chicago.86. C. Michaels, Marshalltown, ta,92. E. Blair, Evanston Academy,Evanston. ', 99. A. O'Meara, Evanston Acad­emy, Evanston.17. ·S. Smith, Lexington.132. S. Souder. Central High, To-ledo. Ohio.144. H. Bone, Batavia.158. P. Carolan. Oak Park.184 .. \\�. Nichols, 'Vest DivisionHigh. :Milwaukee. Wis.190. R. Stra\\'n, Jacksom·i11e.216. P. ,Spink. Uni"er:o'ity High,Chicago.248. 'I. Dil1on. Benton.256. R. lferrill. Central, High, St.Paul. llinn.262. :\ Peterson, llomencc.2i4. S. SCToggie. West High. DesMoines. 10"':1.28R H. Cooper, La Grange.319, C. rfer. Hyd(' Park High,Chicago.336. H, Cutl('r. Xcw Trier High,Kenilworth.340. P. Hake, Gary, Ind.364:.. T. Hutchin .. on, Lake Forest.. \c.-ulemy. Lake Forest.400. R. lfaplesden, Thornton'Township, Harvey.410. J. Palmer, Lewis Institute,Chicago.422. S. Walter, Clyde High, Cicero.424. G. Wattson. Central High,St. Paul, Minn.220- Yard Dub.2. Everett, Kirkwood.16. C. Hoyt, Greenfield. Iowa.']i. J. Lane, Grenfield, Iowa.18. D. Brooks, Greenfield, J owa.,11'- ,., f .' "19. L. 'Miller. ,Hillsdale.' Mich.- .,22� 'D. Stewart, Hillsdale, YicJL.: 28. 'R. Cortr:igbt. Hillsdale, �lich.',so. N. Xalt:, Whiting, Ind.54. 'F. Burk�. West 'Aurora.64. A.' St. John, Paris.67. .�. Henke, Lane Technical', High. :Chicago.: . , .'7C. X. Biuei��. ,'�ne _TechnicalHigh, Chicago. ;': _, _ ,lIe.' R. Humeland, Proviso Town-ship: llayWood.' "',,12L P.,' Stiles, Culver, ')filitaryAcademy. Culver, Ind. t �l122. P. Salverson, Culver !\{ilitaryAcademy, Culver, In4 '., -123. C. Miller, 'Culver, lli1itaryAcademy, Culver, Ind •124. Fawcett, Culver lIi1itaryAcademy. Culver. Ind.12S. E. Vail. Central' .High, To- .ledo, Ohio.129. J. Fluhrer, Central 'High. To·ledo, Ohio. '13�. H. Tracy, Central High, To­ledo. Ohio.143. D. Smith,' Batavia ..145. _R. �lcDonald, Batavia.,171. H. Snyder, Bradley, Poly­technic Institute, Peoria.182. p. Koch, \Vest Division High,lnl waukee, 'Vis.186. S. Schwenger, 'Vest DivisionHigh. :\tilwaukee, Wis.189. B. Trotter. \Vest DivisionHigh, llilwaukee, Wis.190. ,R. Strawn, Jackson,·ilIe.195. E. Hauser, Anaconda, l[ont.198. w. Ru�t� Elgin.199. F. lliller. Decatur.·204, 'S. Jacksun. Citrus UnionHigh. Azusa, Cal.,,205. 'J. Agar, University High,-Chicago,.208. 'V. Carter, University High,Chicago.247. ''''I. Hart, Benton.'250. ,R. Aiken, Benton..252.. ,T. Farquhar; Centrat..High,St. Paul, Minn.253. H. Cowie, Central High. St.Paul, :\l_inn. '258. A. Tomasek, Central High,St� Paul. llinn� ,. '259. \V. Allen, Momence.260. ' L. Grimes, Momence.263. C. Hayden, llomence�265. C. Neilson Ardmore Okla.273. A. llillar, ,West ' High, DesMoines, Iowa ..282. Croutch, ,Crane TechnicalHigh, Chicago.283, Shiebly, Crane TechnicalHigh. Chicago.'297. G. Mattingly, Cairo.309. R. Lovett, Hyde Park High,Chicago.337. R. Symmes, Gary, Ind.338. G. Davidson, Gary, Ind..352. G. Klapp, East Division High,Milwaukee, Wis.361. L. Mdlenemy. Lake ForestAcademy, Lake Forest.362. G. Irwin. Lake Forest Acad­emy. Lake Forest.363. O. Kean, Lake Forest Acad­erny, Lake Forest.372. R. B(,yd� Langdon, N. D.378. xr. Brooks, l[ adison, Wis.'398. P. J ohnson, Bowen High,Chicago.403. F. Hinkamp, De LaSalle In­stitute, Chicago.404. F. Herendeen. lforgan Park:\cademy. Morgan Park.41i. G. Carll. Indianapolis, Ind.Begin Tennis Tournament.The Inter�cholastic tennis tourna­ment "'as started yesterday, and by 6o'clock over sixty matches had beenplayed in the first and second rounds.Today. all of the matches up to thefinals will be played off in both sin­gle!' and doubles. most of the matche!;�tart;"g at 2. All ()1 the courts werein use. and good-�jzed crowdswatched the games, l'eyeral of whichwere well played.The re5ults follo\\":Singles, Fint ROUDd-H. James,E,·anston Academy, beat W. Futter­ere Chicago Latin School, 6-2, 6-0; F.Olson, Proviso Township, beat H.Rasmusen, Lake High, 6-0, �2: M.Wood, U. High, beat H. Brallde.,Mc­Kinley High,-6-4, U, 6-3; E. D'An­cona, Wendell Phillips, won from -C,Spencer� Oak Park, by default; W.Williams, Evanston Academy. beatH. Kulvinsky, Lake High, 6-3, 7-5. 20_ISceata. Rogers, Evanston T01VDsbip, beat G.Plume. Hyde Park, 6-4, 6-3; J. Weber,Harvard School. won from K. Evans •Brookfield High, 6-1. 6-0; H. Clark,University High, beat F. J. Hruber;Crane, 6-4, 12-10; R_ W -n, WendenPhmips, beat G. A. Nelson. EvanstonAcademy, 6-1, 6-2; F. Ball, Clinton,forfeited to A. Hart, Harvard School;E. llacX eal, Clyde. beat JA Pitts,:Morgan Park, ,6-3" 6-3; C. Clark,U�'iversity' High� 'be�t P.' sh�w:' �ke ,, 'Forest, 6-4, &0 .R. Lawrence, Englewood, won iromF. Perceny, Whiting W:<h, 6-3. 6-3; C.Grey, Chicago Latin, forfeited to Carr,of Hyde Park; A. Loeb. U. High, de­feated Underwood. Hyde Park. 6-1"6-3, and F. Greenbaum, HarvardSChOOl, 6-1.,6-1. L. Callahan, NewTrier" beat Suttle, Lewis Institute,3-6, 6-1, 6-4. ,A. Lindauer, Engle­wood, beat C. Penders on. 'Vhiting.6-1, 6-0. Fargo, Evanston Township,beat H. Cudney, Harvard School, 6-3,6-1. R. !\loses. Wendell Phillips,beat R. Bohn, Evanston Academy,6-2. 6-4. Steinbrenner, Hyde Park,beat .Scannell, Englewood, 6-2. 6-3. G.Gardner, Lake Forest, beat' K. Fisk,Englewood, 6-1, 6-2. Larkin, LewisI nstitute, beat A. Sceerey, Whiting.4-6, 6-4, 6-4. G. Landis. Brookfield,High. won from F. Rosenberg, Mc-.Kinley. 6-1. 6-0. A. May, WendellPhillips. heat G. Baker, Bement High,6-0, 6-2.\V. Paepeke, Chicago Latin, wonirom H. Blake. Evanston Academy.hy default. J: Rosenberg, Harvard,heat T. Pritikin. Crane. 6-4. 8-6. A.HU1,hle. Morgan Park. beat Tborch,Hyde Park. �. i-5. Butterfield,Evanston Township, beat £. I Fran­kowski. Whiting. tH). 6-1. W. Becker.Englewood. beat P. Berhrens, LewisIn!i'titute. 6-1. 6-1. Kennedy. U.High. defeated N. Cone, Clyde, HighSchool. 6-4. 6-3. H� Raeder. ltercers­berg. beat Fife, Lewis. 6-2. 6-4.Sh'ec1d. Evanston Towmhip. won fromH. Lesly. Clyde High School, 6-3, 6-0,J n the second round 0' Ancona de­feated W()od, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3. Rogersbeat 'ViIliam!', 6-9.1_�3. \Veber beatClark, 6-2, �2. Weil beat Hart. :6-2 •6-1� �lacNeal beat Clark, 7-5. 6-0.Carr beat Lawrence, �2, 6-0. -Calla­han beat Loeb, 6-1, 6-1. Lindauer'beat Fargo, 6-0, ,6-1; Landis beatMay. 6-3, 6-1. Rosenberg defeatedPaepcke 6-3 6-1. HubbeD beat But­terfield, 6-0, 1().8. Kennedy beatBecker, 6-4� 6-1, and Raeder beatShedd, 6-1, 6-4.In the doubles, firat rond, Carrand CoUier Hyde Park, defeatedLoeb and Lyon, U. High, 6-3, 6-4.'", . � . . .. ;: . :-:.".;::L·�I:;�\�;.�(I�"!\.;'�;"J.�"e!.'l·.��'�·: ... · .. · �.'-. c :',' 10.' ... _ '/� i. ,:.-. . :."": 4t ..... -# • 1. } '",,'" '.;"" I " '',. ,t" !f.., ,..�<::-r�:..."I ... "'::,''''1For all C.ollege NewsAnd accurate reports on AthleticEvents' of the Year. readTheInter OceanBASEBALL-By HARRY DANIEL.Famous for'lbppY-H�or:" ','":,,, ..Order from your dealer today.A COMPLETE UNE OF-1912Panama 'and, Straw HatsSHANE'SI CI��DS!B!�!H�R�OPI '816 East Sixty-third St.(Near Cottab': Grove)Nifty Style Straws" $2 values, $1.50Extra Value Shirts. $1.50; Sale. 9ScPrices cut in, .all goods at Shane"s.' "Formerly of State Street."/"'OOLLEGE'"mat are yoa JtOIDg te do during tbeSummer TacaUoD? 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