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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-26

first class advertising medium, and
parties desiring space should leave or.
dcrs not later than noon on Monday.
August IS. Remember, 5000 copies
will be issued each morning and dis
tributed free at Camp Logan, but par
ties wishing the paper mailed TO their
friends or relatives will be charged Ii
cents for the week. Leave orders al
once.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-26

II the farmers of Cherokee county
want to show their wonderful prod
ucts TO the outside world they should
leave samples with G. W. Daniels
who will have a tent on the reunion
grounds for that purpose.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-26

On Thursday evening Thos. Keith
of Scammon arrived at Camp Logan
with his steam mcrry-go.round. lie
has Il men with him. The merry-go-
round is beauty and will seat 30
ueODlc.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-26

The school bell will he heard again
in two weeks from next N onday-
Septcmber IL.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-26

-three-ccnt silver dollars are
still received at full face value at this
office OIL subscription. Bring 'em in
quick. We need them in our bust
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-26

A new paper and gravel roof was
put ON the Baxter bank block this
week by tho Joplin Roofing company.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-26

Baxter Springs now has the best
sidewalks OF any town of her size in
the whole country.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-26

A business meeting OF the Y. Z. s.
G. L. of the N. E. church will be held
this friday evening. Annual cleo.
ton OF officers and other business OF
importance. Every member should
be present. All others are invited.
Come. PRESIDENT.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-26

The one month mathematical term
of the Lowell Polytechnic Institute
closed Yesterday.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-26

Somebody build some houses Il
rent. They are needed badly.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-26

The Columbus Advocate will keel
open house at Camp Logan next week
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-26

On Wednesday morning 7. j. Lee,
living three miles east of this city,
went out to look for one Of his fine
mich cows which had failed to come
up the night before. lie found her
dead short distance from his house.
She had been shot, whether intention.
ally or accidentally is not known.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-26
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Kansas CITY, Fort Scott l. Memphis Railroad.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
North Bound. South Bound.
40 30. i:2Ja. m No. BOB. ...... 5li n IN
No, 3oi. II :5s p. M. No. Wl .......4:5p IN
rRgiGuT TRAINS.
North Bound. south Bounn.
M. SH...i ~ u. M. | No. Sl3 ....ln:0O a. III.
NJ. 3l6 ....4.iO D. M. No. 3l5 80. 6:3oa. m.
ryains 40 3l3 and 3l4 carry passengers when
provided with tickets.
Mail and passenger trains run daily: frclgh,
,iaiiy except sunday. Mail closesat post-omce
- minutes before train time.
Baxter and Chctopa Mail and Hack Line.
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday; Leaves baN-
arrives ut Chetopa ats O'CLOCK y ~
Baxter Springs and Miami Hack Line.
Daily except Sunday Leaves Baxter al 'oV u
M; Miami, l. L., at y M,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-26
GOING WEST

HALE FARE RATES
Have bcen made. with minimum
Tor round trip of 30 cents, for this &C.
casion. Tickets will be sold August
9th 20 September 81, inclusive, good
for return up TO the 4lh.
J. z. LOCKWOOD,
General Passenger Agent, -
Kansas City, No.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-26

John n. Ritter and l.. l.. Doubleday
were chosen assignees Of the bank Of
Ritter & Doubleday of Columbus
which suspended on July II. The de-
positors of the bank held meeting in
Columbus Oil Monday Of last wcel;
aud Messrs. Ritter Il Doubleday were
chosen as assignees. The selection OF
Messrs. Ritter aud Doubleday by the
depositors is wise one. They have
proven themselves safe business men.
The bank will probably resume bust
ness in a few weeks.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-26

Mr.. J. p. Gage OF this city is feeling
pretty good these days. On Wedncs-
dav OF this week he received from
Fairfield, Iowa, all elegant and costly
past commanders badge with COM
plimcnts of the q. A. r. post of that
place, and fine diamond ring from
the Woman's Relief Corps OF the same
place. Mr.. Gage formerly lived at
Fairfield and was commander of the
&. A. II. post of Fairfield. 1t is need
less to say lie is justly proud OF bis
presents.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-26

inferred at the post-oilice ~ Baxter Springs
knpsns, as second class matter
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-26
PHYSICIANS.
A. O. pxWITr. al d.

TSS%. ss sSs; s EN- S' sss
when NOT pro:essio e.ll srr'ssss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-12
Rear Lake stake Conference.

TIE quarterly conference OF the
Bear Lake Stake Of Zion was held In
Paris, last Saturday aud Sunday, May
ilh and 9TH. Present Of the general
,uthorities, Elder George Teasdale; oil
ne presidency Of the Stake, Elders
YIN. Bulge and James II. Hart.
rhe following Elders addressed the
Iugregation. Geo. Toasdalc, VIM.
Judge, Jas. IA. Hart, Anders Beck,
". N. b. Shepherd, Il. N. Austin, J.
U. Stuck, Joseph Donis, II. III.
Dalrymple, n. Duiiln, Peter Green
haleh, Hugh Findiay and Hyfum
Rich.
Elders Joseph Gibbons and Isaac It.
Price were ordained High Priests aud
set apart 10 act M Bishops Of the
MeadOwvillo and Round Vulicy wards
respectively. The general and local
authorities were unanimoutly sus-
tanned. The subjects presented At the
conference were tho Dedication and
lis blessings, the unioa OF the Priest
hood, the law Of t.thing, and Church
school education. The necessity Of
erecting a suitable Church school
building was urged upon the peol 10
and Eluer Teasdsle prOphesied that u
creditable building would shortly be
erected.
The weather was good and good
spirit prevailed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-12
The Marvellous Discovery

fast became a recognized standard remedy and
u Today the best proved agent for Colds,
Aumptiona, IN the world.
III. schenck's Practical Treatise on Con.
sumption, Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia,
mailed free on application. pr. J. II. schenck
4 Son, philadelphia, Pa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-12

friends Of the court, to investigate and
present the questions. My own judg'
ment is, without present examination,
that the power TO Ak the place OF hoiI,
lng court rests with the legislature"
Judge Blackburn has also received
COPY Of the letter from the district
sttorney.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-22
WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETIES.
Convention of Those of The Reforme
Church s.

CongonGion OF VhOse oil the Reform ed
Churches.
The Woman's Missionary Societies or
the South Chassis OF Bergen held their
annual convention, Yesterday In the
Greenvllie Reformed Church. Besides
the regular delegation from the different
societies there were many ladies and
several ministers present.
The morning session was chiefly taken
up by the reading of reDorts from the
secretaries OF the different societies. Mrs.
William BrinkerhoM the president OF the
south Chassis called the meeting to order.
Mrs. Holmes, the secretary. delivered the
welcoming address. She welcomed the
visiting deleg ties &c, G~reenvlile on behalf
Of the ladies of the Greenville Church.
Mrs. w. u. Edwards OF the Lafayette
reformed Church responded on behalf
Of the delegates.
county societies present Bergen Rs
formed. 8 delegates; Lafayette Reformed,
9; Wayne Street Reformed. 8: South Bar
gen Reformed. 10; First Reformed OF
Bayonne. o; Bergen Point Reformed, 4,
and Greenville Reformed. SO. The score
taries of the different societies then read
their reports and III nearly every case
showed that the societies were In q
prosperous condition. Mrs. ". N. w.
Snydam. vice president for the pRrticn-
lar Synod of New Brunswick, and Mrs.
Edmund b. Horton uf Crawford, MI.
corresponding secretary, each made Is
short address upon the work of mission
aries.
During scess the vlsltofs wareanvited
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-22
CARRoMS AND POCKETS.s
Palma Clubs Team Pool TouFnam emit
Players and Schedule.

Palma Clubs Team Pool TouFnam emit
Players and Schedule.
A team pool tournament will begin al
the Palma Club this evening. and close
on the first Monday in next month. Five
teams have entered. IA follows
Team No. 1-R. C. Bonham. Captain; A. e.
Vultse, F. Il. McGee and T. G. Robinson.
Team No. 2-John j. Powers, Jr., Captain; J.
o'NeiIl.
Team No. sc. Henderson, Captain; ]. Bozgs,
j. II. Castens aud W. Bubier.
Team No. Aired. S Carter, Captain; w.
Pearsail, VIM. Clarke aid John H Gallagher.
Team No. Sc. S. Smith, Captain; f. W.
Smith, D. F. Holcombe and E. G. Van Keuren.
The teams were arranged BY Chairman
w. c. Post of the Billiard COMMITTEES,
who desired to have them as near equal
as possible ia skill, and he has succeeded.
Tue schedule is ms follows:-
Wednesday, Nov. 22-Team No. 1 VS.. 2; No. 3
VS.. q.
Tuesday, Nov. 25-Team No. 2 VS.. 3; No. 4
vs.. 5.
Friday. Dec. Team No. 1 vs.. a; No. 3 VS.. s.
Monday, Dec. 4-TeAn No. / VS.. 8; No. 2 VS.. s.
Daniel Teehan is now in the lead IN The
Catholic Clubs billiard contest. He
made q run of 10 last night. Dolan's
score of IS in the pool competition.
which has been on the board for ssvsral
weeks. was broken last night. Thomas
Hopkins pocketed 90 balls, aud would
have done better had he not elected a
difficult shot to leave his ball IN a goo /
position. he had an easy one for the
side pocket. Rice, u new member. Sc
cured the lead. He is a capital player.
and put in % balls.
The billiard parior of Taylor's Hotel.
which has been renovated, will be opened
to the public tonight. Prof. Kasrlus has
bean engaged and will give an exhibition
of trick and fancy shots.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-22
RIVER THIEVES CAUGHT
Holly Pursued by the Police
Sergeant Kelly's Early Morn
ing Duck.

Afew days Cap ain Farrier OF the
First precinct was bottled by Superin-
tendent w. L. Joyce iof the Manhattan
Llghterag Company OF No. 104 Wall
street. New York. that lighters Of the
company. loaded with cotton. and which
were sent to the Gap In this city, we're
being robbed regularly, Last night the
lighter Stratsmere with q load Of cotton
aboard arrived at the Gap. Capt. Farrier.
Mt five o'clock this morning, detailed
Sergeant Kelly and Policemen Kelly aud
Cody to watch the lighter. AT half past
six o'clock q rovboat was pulled up
alongside the vessal, and It's only occu-
paut CAV @ signal to some Que OF board
the lighter. Shortly after bags OF cotton
we're seen dropping into the rowboar.
After nine bags had been transferred a
man on the lighter clamhered over the
rail and jumped int1 the rowboa5. The
meu grabbed the oars and began to pull
for the river.
The policemen rau to Washburn's ship
yard near by and half dragged and half
carried a heavy bateau from the yard to
the bank, where it was launched. Hav-
ing occurred oars, the policemen jun ped
into the bateau and CAV pursuit to the
men who were getting away with the
cotton. They had propelled the boat bn5
q few feet when one OF Sergeant kelly's
oars snapped In two. The Sergeant
was thrown head first into the
water. His rescue was accom-
plished with considerable trouble
and with the loss OF valuable time Oace
more in the boat. the chase was resumed.
The thieves seeing they were pursued,
pulled with might and main. After
fifteen miputes hard rowing, the police
men drew up alongside the THE ve5 and
placed them under arrest. They
were ordered to row back to the Washing.
ton street dock, aud when tn " arrived
there the cotton WAS unloaieu aud the
men were taken TO the First precinct
station house. They registered as John
Roughel, ifty-four years. junk dealer,
of No. $50 Hudson street, New York, and
John Nostrub. twenty-four years old. OF
No. 304 Columbia street. West HoDokeu.
Nostrub is the captain of the lighter.
RougheI said he bought the cotton from
Nostrub for $3.50 This exact amount was
found in Nostrub's pocket when ne was
searched. They were arraigued before
Justice O'Donnell this morning. and
remanded for examination tomorrow
morniug, when Superintendent Joyce
will appear against them. Al niue O'Clock
james Doughsrty of No. 60 Warren
street. p junk dealer, was arrested for
buying stolen cotton from Nosturb. He
was held without bail.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-22

into inc chapel. where ii pountiful
luncheon was served. AT the afternoon
session officers were elected as follows:-
Mrs. Norris lmbric of Bergen Poiut.
President; Mrs: Inglis Of Bergen Point,
Vice President; Mrs. w. D. Edwards of
Lafayette. Secretary, and Mrs. 5. L..
Harvey Of Greenviile. Treasurer.
After the election Mrs. Suydam made
an address on the Training Of Young
Girls for Missionary Work" Miss Law
renee followed her with AN address upon
the conventions held 10 Chicago last suns
mer. Mrs. Smith her sang n solo
aud was followed by Mrs.
Horton, who told of her
VISIT to the Yves ern churches last sum
ner. Mrs. Young talked upon mission
airy work In general. The singing OF the
Doxoloey a0d the ~pronnnncing OF the
Benediction by the Rev. DIR. p. D. Van
elect. the venerable Pastor of the Wayne
Street Reformed Church, ended the cor
venIion. The next Chassis Will be hein
ut Bergen Point.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-22
MADE THE PINS FLY.
Breaks We're Few in the.
Jersey City A. c. League
Games Last Night.
PALMA'S POOL TOURNEY.
1t Will Begin Tonight-The Teams
aud Schedule-Kick at
Princeton.

The Jersey City Athletic CLUBS Big
Five and its numerous admirers ASSEM-
Dled &C the clubs alleys last night were
sstonished al the bowling OF the team
from Hoboken. The athletes counted 10
two easy victories and were fortunate to
get one. That was second by a close
shave. They won bv only fonr pics The
Colnmbias had one of those peculiar
strsaks OF remarkable luck In which u
baseball or 8 zephyr would upset the pins.
Those of the can from F~aganville did
two hundred or better in one game aud
another was just six behind the second
hundred line. The home team BOWED
$50. q capital score but were beaten over a
hundred.
Ia the first game the nom team had to
fight hard. and. despite the dash OF the
Columbia PLAYERS, the Jersey City plays
ers were self possessed and rolled care
fully. They did not lose their nerve, or
they would ave lost the frat battle.
The Columbus were 2 ahead in the first
frame, the Jersey Citys went to The trout
in the second by z. In the fourth they
were running second and did not forge
ahead until the seventh frame. when they
were only 2 better han their rivals
They held and increased it slightly aud
began the final frame with a slight d
vantage. The Columbus made a triflIng
gain in the last frame. but Jersey City
had the game. aud the enthusiastic
crowd shouted long and loud.
There was no shouting by the home
talent in. the second battle. Ihe Colum-
HAS piled up strikes ann spares with sur
peising rapidity. They had only
seven breaks In the game. The home
team made q fsir start, but the visitors
pheuomenal luck with them from the
start and did not quit them. They made
the remarkable total OF 122 ia the first
frame aud bad the lead by 43 pins.
When the fifth frame closed they were d
hundred a head. The home team in>
creased their pace In the last five frames
and kept almost even with the Colum-
bias who won by 119 pins with the mon
mouth total of 955. The score:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-22
Thursday, The Seventh Day
OF Deeember, 1893,

for all the labor and material required In the con-
ftrEctioM Of bridge Co over me norris Caual. and
the line of tue New Public Road
All work ard material must conform to the
the Office of the Clerk Of said Board and now open
to inspection OF possible bidders.
EGll directions as to form q proposals will be
touhl Incorporated In the said specifications, 10
which attention Is invited.
The Board OF Chosen Freebolders reserve the
nar ~ 70 I11ect or accept proposals or bids for any
Each PROPOSAL must be enclosed in 4 sealed
enseiope, endorsed Proposals for Brl iges U and
ton ana n Ime Of bidder, and hauded TO the CLARK
OF sac Board at the stated tiaie, in open meeting.
wnen said bids or proposals are called for.
Each proposal must be accompanied By a csrti-
ned check. enclosed in the envelope and drawn to
the order Of the County Collector on one of the
for the sum OF one thousand $1,000 dollars. or
cash to the saTe amount. 10 be deposited with the
" WI accept and execute said contract, If awafdtd
County in the premises.
There shall also accompany each bid or pro-
nosas a ,roposition in writing of at least three
that they will each become suretiss for an amount
not less than fifteen thousand (si5,c0D dollars 70 be
ance Of he work an / to indemnify and save harm
less the County in the premises.
No proposal will be considered whereIn thu
above conditions are not observed.
Further notice is also given that the work above
mentioned. with the contract and OBLIGATIONS 20
pursuance Of an act. entitled An set to authorize
the toard of Chosen Freeholders Of any Of the sew
eral Counties Of this State to lay out, open and
CONSTRUCT, Improve asd maintain. a Public Road
Elementary thereto.
All further Information and blank forms for
proposals can be obtained of the Clerk of the
Board of Chosen Fresholders, or of the CHER Engf.
nser of the New Public Road, at his once, FuIer
Building. Jersey City.
By order Of the Board OF Chosen FreshoIders.
JOHN BOYD. Clerk.
Dated Jersey City. November 81. 1893
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-22
CITY NEWS T

The eleventh annual dinner of the Hudson
County Wheslmen will be held at Taylor's
Hotel on November 25.
Jacob Roberts is Oemoaning the loss of a
valuable spaniel which disappeared on Sunday.
The Wanser Club will hold a stag party to-
morrow night.
There will be a drumming 10 of recruits at
Corps No. 3 of the Salvation Army tonignt
Our Union Dramatic Company will prod uce
,'sTliree A. NJ" at Bergen Hall on November 2s.
The Golden Links Society of st. Paul,SP Il.
Church will hold u meeting this evening.
There will be a cake walk ut Library Hall
tonight.
Marsapeqna Tribe of Red Men, No. i54. will
give an entertainment and reception at Bergen
Hall on November 90.
A fair sized aud ace attended the entertain
ment given by the pupils of the Westminster
Presbyterian Sunday school last evening. The
efforts Of the pupils were to raise funds forthe
Christmas festivities.
On Tuesday evening next. Mr., Moritz Z.
Swarz, organist of st. Johns P. E. Church, will
give an organ recital In the Westminster Pres
byterian Church.
The Young Peoples Christian Eudeavor So
ciety Of the Westminster Presbyterian Church
wrii hold a social. at the residences of Elder
.James Banks at Central avenue and Fleet
street, next Friday evening.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-22
PUNT AND TACKLES.
A Lively Kick in Princeton's Team
Ballet Has Gone Home.

A Lively Kick In Princeton's Team-
Ballet has Gone Home.
There is trouble in the Princeton team.
Ballet and Captain Trenehard have
had a falling out. The crisis OF q list OF
ceusures that Ballet a been receiving
took place in yesterdays practices, when
Ballet was transferred to the scrub
eleven. Almost every one Thought that
he had been doing faithful work, and he
refused TO take his place again IN the line.
Great anxiety is felt by all the students
concerning the matter. but. as it Is a
personal affair. there is no great reason
TO fear that Ballet will entirety desert
Princeton. The more reserved OF tue
undergraduates think the affair win
soon blow over. Ballet is expected back
as Trenchard has gone after MIN. II Is
hardly thought that Trencharl will get
down on his knees and ask Ballet TO
return. hut he will not allow personal
matters spoil Princeton's chances. Bali
liet has bean a faithful worker, aud until
yesterday practice hour has never once
found him wanting.
The Yale Meas, iu commenting on the
statements Of some college men regard
ing the rough play at football, says that
the recent football games nave aroused
much feeling among graduates, and that
there are certain undesirable features
luHt must D0 TeulOV6u IL bu6 Putity u
college athletics is to be maintained. Ray
Tompkins. the old Yale player who hus
been coaching the blues, Is quoted as say
ing that the mass" plays will probably
have to be abandoned. aud the "open"
play of the earlier days OF the sport
broughG back.
The New Jersey A. C. team will meet
the Metropolitan Life Insurance CJm-
pany's team next Saturday at Governors
Island.
University of Pennsylvania men think
their team will score against Harvard
Thanksgiving Day.
It is reported that Hinkey will wsar q
baseball mask and a chest protector
when he faces Trenchard in the Ysie-
Princeton game.
Where Yale has only one good kicker
back of the line. BuJterworths Harvard
has TWO. Brewer and Waters are both
good puuters.
Princeton has two star haiti backs in
Morse and Ward, while Kiugscanuot be
excelled at quarter. But full back is a
Numerically weak spot.
w. A. Brooks, who refereed the Yale.
Pennsylvania game. says the Qaakers 4.
Trained from smuggling and played ssieds
tifc footbali. He makes 40 comment
about Yale's play.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-22
Strikes, spares and Breaks.

The team OF the Jersey City A c. will bowl
It's opening game in the Wheelmen's League
this evening. They will go to. Hoboken and
meet the Castle Point cycisrs.
The postponed game between the Catholic
Clubs bowling team and the Y.MC.L. Of
Elizabeth will be rolled next Tuesday night on
the Catholic Club alleys.
In the county tourney this evening the
Spartaus will meet the Hour team. The
HoIzhackers were scheduled to meet the
Dolittlss, but the latter has resigned.
This is the popular day for the women bowl
ers. This afternoon the Old Maids will BOWL on
the Arion Clubs alleys, and the Ladies' Pudel
on the Quartette Clubs alleys. This evening
the Lady Pioneers will bowl at Pohlmann's and
Lady Eureka at banners alleys.
Montgomerys bowl tonight on the Klikow
alleys, ,Humor at Fuiler's. Mclaughlin at Null
Ter & Co.'S, Clinton at Clinton Hall, Centrals at
Kereils. aud Volunteer at Guests alleys.
A wonderful record of spares was made in
the athletic games. The Columbus had 81
spares, and the Jersey City a. c.. had 46, a
total OF 81. The Columbias had 30 81 rikes, and
the J. C. A. g. had %, a total of So. There were
only 45 breaks. The j.. c. A. G.. had 2@ breaks
and the Columbia team had 10.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-22
STAG.
Three Special Bouts ON the Program
for Saturday Night.

Three Spscia1 Bouts ON the Programme
for Saturday Night.
the Gable Athletic Club has made ar
raugements for d stag next Saturday
night that will be far above the average
entertainment. The COMMITTEES has re-
ceived the services Of capital talent an d
will give an olio performance. There will
be boxing. wrestling singing dancing. etc.
Refreshments will be served. Three special
bouts rave been arranged. Jim Sheri-
dan of the Cables and Cal Gerkia of Bir-
mfhgham. Eug.. will put on the mttts.
They are in the 125 pound class. Mike
Eunnors, the crack 124 pound man OF The
Nonpareil A. c.. will meet Charles john
son OF this CITY, and the third special will
be between lis pound boys, Jerry Dor
gan of tine Cables and Dick Batter Of the
Pavonia A.. T..