“With a huge express tag tied to his collar, Napoleon, Ithaca’s well-known bulldog, returned this morning from Ann Arbor, where he attended the Cornell-Michigan on Saturday. ‘Nap’ was taken to the game by a number of students, leaving here Thursday evening.
In the midst of the celebration following the game he was evidently forgotten and failed to arrive here with the team yesterday. This morning, however, he came in on an early train, and rode to the Skull fraternity house, where he belongs, in an express wagon. After payment of $3.50 express charges, ‘Nappy’ was again liberated.”

“Napoleon returns C.O.D., charges $3.50,” Ithaca Journal, November 16, 1914, 3.