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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-05-11

What can you make of ~ The correct arrangement
has been placedin a sealed packet in the hands Of tho
Treas: Of the Mercantile Trust and Deposit Co., Of
philadelphia 20 whom you may refer), who will open
the packet July, iSt. and a]pponion to those correct re-
plies, in the order received. one each OF our improv-
cd high'gIade 1897 Bicycles Of latest model, and
July Ist; We make this unprecedented offer to intro
duce quickly into new territory our famous SOLAR
WATCH, a fnely:made. silver.aluminum guaranteed
timepiece, invaluable to merchants, students, travel
ers, bicyelists, farmers, or housewives who Insist on
having absolutely certain time. We are selling them
for Sioo each. Worth at least Ssoo) And to each
purchaser until July ist is given opportunity TO get a
high-grade iS9z. Bicycle for nothing II, with your order
Tor one Solar Watch, Is sent the correct arrangement
OF the above sentence. Every, community into which
one OF our watches lat the hardtime price of only arr
goes makes our company the talk Of che town. and re-
suits In grea: business for us. Send In your order for
one watch, with 81 co, as soon as possible, together
with your arrangement o: the sentence. You can send
IN two or more arrangements; II with each arrange
iLeni you purchase two or more watches. You can
readily dispose Of the extra watches at 800 each 10
your friends, and thus increase your opportunity OF
getting a Bicycle. Observation-Disclosures
SOLAR CYCLaf q wATCH co., q
700 Market strect, PhiIadeiphia.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-05-11
"sallie" Goes Up to The Governors
New Stables.

Mayor Evans has acted decently in
handing over "Sallie" to the Governor
according to the verdict Of the jury.
Our leaders will recall that the AID
vERTIsER said that there would be
and could be no appeal, as the Judge
charged everything that the Majors
very learned counsel asked. So ends
this famous horse talk. A photograph
OF the sorrel was taken before she was
turned over to his oXcollency.
A Bad Nose.
Col Wiley Jones, who has been
Chairman Of tho State Board OF Con-
tro! declines to bo o candidate for that
nigh Office any further. He must have
a bad nose las the dog mon say or else
he would get furtt or still.
*#
The fool killer is on his rounds again.
But we had no idea he was hunting
Henry Watterson, of the Louisville
Courier journal. Watterson is cry-
AhS "iOuo ohdG SlcNcldnu wants Il third
term.
~
Ii we are to have another county,
we agree with the estate" that we
should have 1t by another name than
'Hone Path" GA rose by any other
name would slnell as sweet Some
other name.
*x%
Earthquake shocks In Virginia and
North Carolina on the Sd instant. They
were rs nothing to the shake having
It's center in Columbia on Thursday
last.
Xxx
The whiskey scandal cases at Column
bla, resulted in the arrest oil Scruggs
and CASTOR, late of the State Board of
Control. They will be indicted and
tried for official misconduct.
Xxx
~Spartanburg city is in line with tho
Greeks. She has declared war upon
the dogs.
Xxx
Catching a Tartar and catching n
TURK are SYNONYMOUS. Tie Greek
can tell.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-05-11
Why take JohnSOn's
Chill & Fever Tonic?
Because it cures the
most stubborn case
OfFeYef' i'm ONEDAY.


Messrs. Carl Sloan and Ryland
Iraynham spent last Saturday and
sunday in u community.
We are informed that prepare
TONS are being made for an exhi-
bition at the close of the school in
June at Princeton. That means
something worth attending as Mr..
Culbertson knows how to have
such things.
Mr.. j. H. Traynham is the new
overseer on the road from Tum-
ping Shoals to Princeton and we
are in hopes of better riding.
We would like to know if there
are agents any where else i'm the
country. This seems to be an in
tested corner.
Many of our farmers are hauling
hay from your town.
NOVICE.
len pieces of Union Silks worth 35c.
this week at zoe. a yard.
w. G. Wilson 81 Co..
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-05-11

TO HIS Honor, the Presiding Judge,
Of the Court Of General Sessions tor
L0urenS County, July Term, 1897.
SCHOOL CLAIMS For 1S95--96.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-05-11
Hood, Dill, easy to take, easy to bu,
A Rich Mans Law,

BY the way, says the Greenville
News, the dIspensary law as 1t is
now operated is Il beautiful law
for the wealthy classes.
Your rich man in town orders
his whiskey from Louisville or
NeW York. For less money he
gets a superior whiskey and
wines to those sold by tho dispcn-
saries. He saves money on every
order.
1t is inconveniont for the aver
age man, EIrmcr or workingman,
to order his WHISTLES. AS e rule
he can only afford to purchase a
pint or Il quart at Il time. Conse-
quently he must buy at the dispen-
sary when he m into town on
salesday and for an inferior
quality he must pay a fancy price.
In other words, he must pay q
tax on all tho whiskeys he buys
for the support Of tho schools. But
the rich man who buys his Whis-
key by the case and his vino by
the dozen quarts avoids the tax,
and, besides is able to select pre-.
cisely what he wishes from larger
stocks.
However, the people who order
their WHISTLES are not reformcrs.
If tho reformers must have the
dispensary law and if they choose
to pay a special tax which falls
only on themselves in order to
have it, it is all right. 1t is their
affair. The people who are or
posed to the d~ispensary law do not
believe that the public schools
should be supported by the whis.
key sales and they will doubtless
continue to procure the fluids ne
cessary to prevent -- from
points beyond the State.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-05-11
why take JOhnson's
chill & Fever Tonic?
C it cures the
most stubborn case
0fFeVer i'm ONEDAY

A drowning man would have lit
tie use for q method ofrescue which
would require days. A dyspeptic
doesn't bother with a remedy that
is going to take weeks to show its
beneficial results.
The Mount Lebanon Shakers are
offering a product under the name
of Shaker Digestive Cordial which
yields immediate relief. The very
first dose proves beneficial in most
cases and it is owing TO their un.
bounded confidence in it that they
have put 10 cent sample bottles on
the market. These a be had
through any druggist, and it will
repay the afflicted to invest the
trlfiing sum necessary to make a
trial.
The Shaker Digestive Cordial re-
lieves by resting the stomach and
aiding the digestion Of food.
LAXOL is the best medicine for
children. Doctors recommend it
in place Of Castor Oil.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-05-11
NOTICE
People Of Laurens!

| have opened up large Harness
and Saddlery business in the in the
storcroom next to j. III. Sullivan's.
on Main Street. l manufacture ali
of my Harness and sell them
cheaper than you a buy this
Shoddy Northern harness which is
put up by boys and girls that have
no knowledge of the business. I
have been working at the business
Tor 20 years, and can make any
kind of Harness from $40 up to
10000. work from three to five
harness-makers all the time, and
can make anything you want that
nave not got i'll stock, but | always
keep a large stock Of everything in
my line on hand. I sell one grade
Of harness at $500 complete, that
If you can buy elsewhere in Lau-
rens tor the same money l will
make anyone that does it a present
OF a set. | sell all of my goods on
twelve months guarantee if anv-
thing gives away will fix it for
nothing, also do all kind of re-
pairing at reasonable prices. Call
and get prices and examine nv
stock Of goods.
l nave a trace attachment that [ pi;e
away with every scto # harness that i,
worth IN many cases from $50 to $1CO.
~ IS patient fastener to keep the ira .
from slipping OF Of the sinuIctr
1 on Il l buy them from any ono t,,,
me as have the right for this county.
sell them at 10 cents a pair or 2 pairs
for % cents. p"Nts
ga Highest prices paid for Hides g.
The Laurens Harness Co..
B. b. HUGGIN, Proprietor.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-05-11
Veterinarian.

L VIII make Newbcrry my home
hereafter, and can be found at
browns Stables, where / will be
Pleased 10 serve the public in nv
G"pacity as Veterinarian Surgeon.
l make specialties of Castratinp
lSldgling Horses and Old Stallions'
removing fungus growths, warts.
tulnors, etc.
M. f. KENELEY.
Nov. 8, 1S9G-tr
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-05-11
BICYCLES FREE

given to tho first 400 finders Of the correct arrange
ment OF this sentence, the words of which, in proper
order, give a description Of our famous Solar Watch;
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-05-11

JohnSon'S Chill and Fee
yer Tonic is Il ONE=DAY
Cure. 1t cures the most
stubborn case of Fever i'm
n Hours.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-05-11
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 11-CITY OF
IAURENS.

SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 12-ORA.
No. 4
4 j b Hunter, Is 90
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-05-11

When she was n Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castorla.
When sho had Children, she gavothem Castoria.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-05-11
HIS MISTAKE.

"What became Of that Samuels
girl that Pottersby was flirting
with last summer ?''
"You mean the girl that Pot
tersby thought he was flirting
with? She married him."--TId
Bits.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-05-11

Gov. w. G. Atkinson, of Georgia, Is
in the city to inspect tho South Caro-
lima P~enitentiary. He Is accompanied
by Judge is. Turner, principal keeper
of prisons in Georgia.-From the
estate" of Saturday.
They Numbered If they didn't tako
q squint at our Board Of Control while
they were on this side the river.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-05-11

TO be continued next week..
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-05-11
TOLD BY TIL EDITOR

there's a magazine with ~
SIX pages OF advertising. How do
you suppose it can live?"
EASY enough. Each contributor
must send on fifty subscribers TO
insure the acceptance of his arti-
cle.'--Cleveland Leader,
KNEW WHOSE WORD WAS LAW
"Shall | ask your father, dear?"
he inquired after the worst was
over.
Just see mama, George" she
replied. = Philadelphia North
American.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-05-11

Health Was Greatly Impaired, But
Hoods SarsapariIla Built 1t Up
Sores Have All DiSappoared.

81 was troubled with eruptions en- my
face, which appeared like scrofula. My
health was 80 much impaired That l was
advised to take Hoods ~Sarsaparilla to
build me up, and l bought six bottles.
Before l had taken half of this amount L
found that l was improving. 1 could rest
better at night, and felt refreshed in tho
morning. l gained in flesh and when /
had finished the six bottles tho sores on
my face had ali disappeared" j. b. BOD
DIE, Postmaster, Nashville, No. Carolina,
After suffering from n sore leg for ~
years, four DottIes of Hoods Sarsaparilla
madoa complete cure. 1t is several years
since 1 took Hoods Sarsaparilla, but 1
have not suffered with any sore or erysip-
elias in that time" Mrs. NJ. j. HARTLEY,
Lovett, Georgia. Remember
Hoods ~SarSapariHa
Is the Best the One True Blood Purifier. DO
sure to get Hoods and only Hoods.
HoO1,o Dill. easy to take, easy to buy,
The sun., 1897-09-05
FAME oFrERED FOR MAxUsoK1rrs.
A Letter which Was ConaideFcd Cheeky ~
the Man who Received IL.

A Letter which Was Conaidercd Ch@sLy ~
the Man who Received It.
A man who cheerfully admits that he 10 un.
known 10 fame received tho following letter
last week:
"DEAr SIR: Your name e known 70 US through
a newspaper friend in the city. and Il occurred
to Ms that you might have some unpublished
manuscript on hand. Just now We could use
few short stories and somes illustrated descrip-
tive articles II they were not OF tho ordinary rum
The Blank Magazine Is issueh as n supplement
TO tho Sunday papers OF most OF tho Eastern
cities. and we are now pushing II In the West
The present circulation is upwards OF 200. 900
per issue. and your name would DO brought
before large constituency OF new peopls
In view OF this fact, would suggest that
you furnish first article without cost to
us. future matter TO b. paid for ut regular
newspaper rates. We trust that you VIII not
regard our proposition as an attempt To get
something for nothing for we hre weekly pay.
Ing Cui large suns OF money for manuscripts
10 those whose work is b. tier known to us tlian
your own yet. II you- matter suits MS we could
uso considerable of II. We Hre sending you a
sample copy and hope 10 boar from you upon
this subject Mt an early date
THAT letter" said the man who received II,
"struck mo as "a very cheeky proposition and
from curiosity looked up a few a"k nunhers
OF the magazine. The names OF the contributor
were unknown to mo nnd from the fact tn,
mono Of them appeared second time In this
+ gift magazine. I concluded that they only
printed sample matter.
The sun., 1897-09-05
soHss Wonrg nrAp1xe.
Ths S,sa sss,,sh.


fron Ae fof-hrpresa
Mad Mnllah. on summers day
lhrouNn '"' my '0' ' u "ehe mn Wv
Beneath HE urban giowed the wealth
VI ms"' "7SuS ~
FrowninH, he rode and his glanoes fierce
AAoh 0''''' @'~ w :" Pi''0"'
He stroh Cd At his long muStaohipa
Ana ever anu e"'" 'O' A'0" "' nose
Then he lit hiA hooks. and smiled in peace
AZ no "ip-u MS " " u''0n h'sesN
tr,t n. hnpprned to ri Anoe tow I'd Peal, ,er eov
The sun., 1897-09-05
The Windi

FSom "An Hfnrrant House."
Refrain. refrain, o wtndl from such complaining.
Or drign at last TO make thy murmurs sAno-
Expla n explain thy patsos ever paning-
Thy vain desire torInents and tires my braia-
RetrAinl Refraini
A. last reveal how vanished ages freiRht0d
Thy voiceo W th their aided WOO and paint
Yorbear to uiutter--I fr | leXrcTated.
Urge pau9ht for uaught i'm patience attain
Refrain Refrain
At lat thy biaA whose mocking threat Just passed
Mnoi feigu ne W brt ath What awful secret Qain
For ages In thy realm OF space too vast
For ,houghD shall thy next startling sounds con-
tain
rfain would nee-sny signs constrain-
RefrninI Refrain!
EAhA FRANCES DAwpoa
The sun., 1897-09-05
Cured by sight OF H,. Grave Clothes.
t1om ne DaHv Eenn<LfO Jou,nal

from INC HdHD hohheOeo SO"Ht|
Tho influence OF mind over body Is wnll
illustrated IN this story from northern Pcnoo-
scot town, anh which is said to be vouchCd for
OH good authority:
A man we'll along In years became III. and tho
physician told the me- plhers OF the family that
there was no possible chance for his recovery.
They were advised To prepare for the worst. and
finally death Was regarded as matter ol u very
few hours. A well'dispOsed attendant made
ali preparations to prepare he body for
burial soon as life surrendered its hold,
and in orior to have tho c!oihcs ready
for Immediate use they were brought inlo
the sick room. The sick man opened his
eyes and his glance rested on tho clothes. He
recognized them instantly. and tho import OF
the proceedings flashed through bis cnteebled
mind. What little energy was left In his sys-
ten was nasscd then and there to utter an en-
phatic expression that wouldn't look VOL IN
prinI. Perhaps the attendant wasn't SURPRISED.
Some say she came near having u ut, but that
doesn't matter,
cred his grave clothes resting on the back OF Il
chair there was a decided Improvement IN his
condl tion and he hns since enjoyed many years
/ 0I robust health.
The sun., 1897-09-05
Cnrpe DioA-

E-ov n. Cleveland Lsods~
To-day hsar the eagcr crowd
6.t up q wild hurrAh
when Dnry kno y. +" .oorohsr" that
L., at-n"by MrGrawi
The bieachers r!s. and rond the air
when Joyce rinso In his run.
oh, boys, enjoy your prestige now,
Your dAys will soon he donel
N seems but yesterday that aoro
Was torNed 10 stop And bow,
Rcspunsive to The crowd'u NuHrna,
But whAt'a he long now'
And Deacon White, oh. how thoy ohooF01
when h- stood NJ the platoi
Ah. he is well forgotten now
That once was deemed 80 grsati
Ward, Kelly, Sunday. who're ere shay1
And Jimmy DAWN. tooi
Oh, how the bAtters uaed TO quake
When Jimmie hurled EN- thruulht
And there wsrr Corcoran and Keafs
And Silver Flint and Rove.
All, some OF them must toll to-day,
And aome arc lying lowl
when Browning swuns his waron-tongus
The pitchers were Afraid.
Like selkirk, he - N mnnaroh OF
The scenes that he surveyed.
But other stars have rice T.. 90
who cars for browning novl
Perhaps he's sawing wood eomewhS.A
Or follow tnE plough
Oh whsre are D,nny. Michey wsloh.
Mccormick. Start, and Pore,
And all the rest who used to make
Cs ch. or till We were hoars"f
Gone. gone All Eon- Thoir starr have ooA
Itis tn worlds old way
They. too thought IL would last, but who
still worships them to-day
Again bear the eager crowd
Checr as 10 uss.i TO cheer
when Brouther- saunter.d 70 the plass
And Radbourno twirled the sphere.
The blencheru rise AMI rend the air,
Bomebody's made . run
Oh. boys. enjoy your prrstiRo now.
four days viii soon be donoI
q. l. KmHn.
The sun., 1897-09-05
At Trtoity.
Prom Ltfs.

FTon LVo-
burnt OF airy wings onsproad.
Ro@attes (she calls th-m ohot5),
A bit OF lace Q nun OF tulle,
An artfui bnd or two
To mach the pInky bloom thAs sweeps
Across her cheek. and that
The ssence OF simplicity.
Is Peggy's sunday hat!
when hravrly down tho aisle 10 goes
In time for morning prayer.
What envy pouts upon the lips
or every rival fair.
And who can wonder that the chanto
Are sung trtro nat,
with all the choir looking straight
AT Peggy's sunday hAtp
l. sitting in tho pew behind.
Through sermon. ps lin. AMI hymn.
Am tam, q by the curve and droop
OF that provoking hrim.
long TO trush my finger tipa.
In one AudA'ioE- pat
Across the ripp'et hair half hid
BY P-ggy's sunday hat.
But patience! When the b-lls ring ou1
To set the crowd a'tir.
And in tho porch fiock Of lads
wAitA for n smil' from har.
FOR me she has q & anCo so shy
Nv heart grows arm thrreAt,
And bomcwar walks my London the
With Peggy's sunday hat
The sun., 1897-09-05
Tho PooF Scratch

Kelley was q duffer.
And Gordon was Scot
30 Kelley got handicap
And GoT'ion got II not.
Gordon made braSSey
And on hole in fouri
He made u trnfOot put to halvS,
He broks thu boyle Scoro.
But Rrll-y'S shots were penaliEsd.
lie got way on the line;
with mlLlron sclaI"d doIon times,
And LIn.ls "lsnI or nine,
Yet Kenoy N,H the lUYinS cup.
by golfi lie mas II ST
Though Gordun's grcAs waS seven up,
Ma score Was two dVn Il. net
uAEVEI WlcGzAA
The sun., 1897-09-05
CAT BASK ETS.
Luxurious Ira yelling CnrrIHEes for Pets Made
Here and Imported.

Cat baskets are made especially for the con.
venient carrying OF cats In travelling. and they
arc also used to some extent for small dogs.
Those Of American manufacture arc mado OF
whole willow and are oblong in shape. Cat
baskets imported from Germany o'o rather
more costly. and arc made of split willow, The
at the top thnn at tho bottom. and with the top
finishe rounding. There is in The side OF tho
basket a grated door OF willow rods. which
opens on hinges, and gives tho cat light and air.
In each end OF the basket. higher up than the
door there Is a small square window.
Cat baskets are made In various sizes; and In
the course of year there are sold u considerable
number OF them.
The sun., 1897-09-05
soUVENIR CAMS FOR MAILING.
Pleasant German fancy That Has Taken
Root In This Country.

For some years there have been In use in Ger
many souvenir cards. something like postal
cards In size and shape, upon the backs OF which
are printed pictures of scenery, or buildings. or
designs commemorative OF some event. as a fats
or exposition. These cards are mldo in great
variety, the pictures being prcttily colored.
There is room on the picture eide FOR some writ
Ing. On the address side a place is indicated
fOr the stamp, ter postage being required
These cards, with written messages thereon,
are sent to friends at home or abroad ior the
SAKE OF the pictorial intOrnntlOn which they
Coni"in or, u may be, as pleas mt reminders OF
scenes whi' they have visited. returning
travellers note that such cards with American
scenes can now DO bought in this Countrys
The sun., 1897-09-05
HI. Hor.. P,nehea H,. Diamond.

YOUNGSTOWN. Aug. 80.-Pcter Delble. a wealthy
AZ deal 7, is minus hs so diAuIuud shirt sud.
Wa J. cArersiI Ills hoTs's Ia al he h"d uc aston 10
! ok around. I'D ihe horse onk Advautsgr OF tho
rortuuity and bit III tn stud IL SEEMS tn"re no
9th r way han that the horse SWIu,wed tho
arkleT. for no tru,u Of II DO found. M Deiblo
" suffering from nervous proStEation-
The sun., 1897-09-05
m the Pine Grove

Prom the Bafor-
Do the pine trees hav. yearning
For Q respite. Off wonder
Prom tho igntniug's IaSG Il burning
And the shaking Of tho thunder.
From tho winds eternal roaring
And the suns und ying nre,
Or the tnmpest'a mighty journey,
Can their ainews ever urea
Do they weary OF the gtyer
Through the whole ~ natures oreasS
And petition the A lGivsr.
"Oh. Tor re-t-An hour OF res2"
ORKEy MOUNTAIN FAIIA. Col. RrBY AHcHKA
The sun., 1897-09-05

ION the remarriagc OF any widow having pen.
sion, such tension shall cease - ection ATOH r. 4.
On the r-n,nrriaSo Of a widow, tho Peusiou ON Is
holde az Il always has holt that she Is no longer tho
widow ot the nrst husband. whether the second hur
band live OF die. J. u, McC.
The sun., 1897-09-05

You assert that slow bail DO batted further
than aswift onv. pr aumlng both to b struck fairly
ami WITH the force. Permit me to disagree with
you on this point, powerful mnn. capable OF swing
Ing hnavy bat, win drive swiftly pitched ball 20
much greater distance u an one that IN merely
tossed up. Tho foroe which the bat lose. In oycrcom
ing the momon tum OF the bA Ia mere than m ado up
by the added severity OF the contact of the two
bodice which brings the elastic qualities OF thu bail
into greater play. oFAo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-09

George Wallis Of oxford and Adam
n Keen oi Rising Sun. Nd. shot al
twenty-five live birds each for purse
OF f25 and the championship Of the
Rising Sun club recently Wallis win
Ming by score OF q 10 l9.-Carr 3.
Neel. the western lawn tennis cham
plon, has resigned from the Kenwood
Tennis club Of Chicago. and will play
this year only to defend his title. re
and his brother won the national
doubles Championship at Newport. r.
l.. last season. The Boston terrier
sQuanto was sold last week by Dr. W.
g. Kendall 20 prominent Philadelphia
lawyer FOR $1,000 stated to be the
highest price ever paid for dog OF
American breeding. squanto Is about
a year and a half Old and has won
several prizes 40 bench shows Crib
bic defeated Crawley IN the finals Tor
the amateur tennis championship of
England The New York Athletic club
offers mileage medals this season 10 an
riders who cover over two thousand
miles. For records Of 1000 miles
bronze medals will be awarded: 5000
miles. silver medals; 5000 miles and
over gold medals. Life. resident. non
resident and junior members are ELI
gible 10 compete. These special prizes
are offered by Dr. senaca u. Powell.
The committee Etipulates that com.
pettors must be entered IN the regis
ter al the cycle or main house az least
once a month with data OF members
rlde.-A dispatch from san Francisco
Cal. says "The Olympic club the
largest athletic association wo8, OF
Chicago. bias withdrawn from the
Amateur Athletic union. and Its action
will be followed by o resignation OF
the State university. stamford Re-
lance and Fresno Athletic clubs. Tho