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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21
Bowling Notes.

The North Side League tournament game.
played on Oct II between the North New York and
Nut, al teams, and won by the latter team, has
been awarded TO the North New Works by toe
executive committee.
Tho Manhattan Borough Championshl tourpa
ment was organized on Friday night at the YORK
Vile alleys H. Aeinken was elected president. W.
Mlumer. secretary. and l." T.. Schultz. treasurer
and II Is expected the seven vacancies will be nled
at the maj meeting to be held next Friday night
Fourteen clubs have entered teams as follows:
i.cker Nomingside. HottentOt. Royal Arcanum
broadway, Reform, clipper, Park. Brookslde (y.
clone and Hamlitonian.
Mitchell Of Yonkcrs Council wins FIRST indiyidus,
average p'ke In section one OF the New York
average OF Isl 81 while loln. q Lenox Coun eli
is second with ls0c-7 There is ne between E,ii
OF LenoH Council and Barnes Of lonkeis CouncI,
for the hIgh individual score prize. each tallylna
Council has an average Of $50 ola and Wins mrs;
prize and 4. Dcknsn OF United States Councli
with an average ~ I7s 81 Is second. 4. Appla OF
Manhattan Council rolled the hlgh score, 2i.' "
Few OF the local boulers have as yet slgpioed
their intention OF participating In the Indiana pDs
local DO slrrs Intend 10 star an Eastern coneresS
Oac of the Sew York Association me mbers wbo
does not desire to have MS name mention, 4 sal 4
.hs, u Is ony question OF lime when an ,s,er,,
are now feeling their way before breaking awsy
ron the American Bowling Congress. Mayor
BookNaher, president OF the congress made
numerous frenes while in this city and many
10 g TO indiana polls Just 10 please the Mayoy JSc
mum said yesterday that the Spartans would send
,eaT,, and the broadway. Harlem Circle, Fidciia
Joe Hcics OF tie BeSde,s and JAKE Isuy VI t5c
MctIopolltans say that their respective ciups viii
not be represented. "'''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21
Girls Basketball Games.

Normal College Varsity basketball team
yesterday defeated the Manual Tralnln g
High School i've. thrice champions OF tho
Metropolitan Girls High School Athletic
League. by the score Of 10 points to-? II was
the fnal match between the teams and wa 8
played In the armory Of the Second Sign al
Corps. Dean street. Brooklyn. The Manual
girls worked with vim, and though shut out
only allowed the Normalites two goals IN the
nrst period, Miss Wellwood throw ing the first
basket ON IN assist by Miss Ninr son and the
second goal from tho fold beirr shot by Miss
Nun son. who was assisted by Miss Mahorey
The play was fast in the second half and Miss
Cuttirg, captain Of the Manual tea m 81 we'd
her side from whtewash by shootir q n 1ne
goal from the field on an assist byMiss Spooner
Miss Mahoney. Miss Roth and Cant Wildwood
each SHOT a basket for Normal mako Q the
fnal tally Of the match: Normal, 10: Mlnual
Training High School. 2
The "oo-eds" OF the Sta nleton High School
met tho Eastern District High School OF
Brooklyn at. Tompkin sville, Staten Island
" ,terdny. In the first period OF play Miss
Ross cantaln Of the Brooklyn tea m. gained
the ball from Miss Kunkel. who secured il
out OF sorimmaee. and carving IL down
the court between theti. they SHOT the rooI
Miss kunkel tossin e tn. tphere IN tho 81 i'm 81
q few minutes before the whistle blew In
the second half TIE Only scorir q wa by Miss
Baben 2ien OF the Eastern District team. who
threw Il goal from the foul line Thn Gn al
score was: Eastern District High school
8: Stapleton High School. o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21
Money Wanted for Athletics st Barnard
College.

Athletics at Barnard College are now alb
sorbing the Undergraduate attention. which
was aroused by a discussion In the Bulletin.
the student paper. as to ways and means of
becoming q factor in the womens inter.
collegiate world The unfsvorable side Of
the controversy 10 expressed by the follow
Ing open communication to the paper:
There have been many complaints against
the basketball team on account OF its lack OF
achievements. There Is Q cause for this
deficiency and remedy. The cause is.
FIRST. that athletics are not formally recog.
nized as department of the college, and.
second, but far more important. that We have
rot sufl1cient inoneyfor our support. We have
barely enough to pay coach and to meet
other small current expenses
What we need e an amour n the treasury
colleges and to IN vite their teams in return
to Barnard for match games, There Is no
training for tea m like that gained In a match
game, to say nothing Of the experience and
cor fiden ce In themselves.
There Is remedy at hand II the students
are willing TO con slider IT, The Underaradu-
ate Association has large surplus In its
treasury from last year. with the power Of
using the sum as IL pleases II part OF this
money could be devoted to athletics for the
ues OF the ba sket ball club great step would
be gained. The teams would be enabled
to travel. and. by dint Of hard work, to earn
for Barnard a name and place in athletics.
TIE athletic interests OF the colleges COM
prise q basket ball club. a tennis club, q golf
club. chess club and pin g-pong club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21
Jack OBrien Offers New Conditions for Q
Match Between Himself and Kid Carter.

There IL every indication now that Kid
Carter and Jack O'Brien Of Philadelphia
will come together. When Carter issued
a den fcw weeks ago 70 the , 4 ct that he
was ready TO meet O'Brien and undertake
to knock out the latter In six rounds. o. Brien's
friends thought that the Kid was simply
bluffne Since then. however. they have
learned that Carter il in earnest. O'Rrie'
In accepting Carter's challenge says that
Carter must bet him 81 600 on the outside
II he docs not care 10 do this O'Brien adds
that he will waive tho side wa ger and take
Carter on at i5s pounds weigh in at 4 o'clock
on the day Of the mill for twenty rounds
He also stipuates that the, winner. must take
all the purse Carter declares that he will
not box o Rren nj i5s pounds, as he cannot
reduce and be stroi g at this scale. He tried
the same thing against. Tommy Ryan and
came TO grief. He adds that he Will bet
O'Brien $1,000 and post a forfeit as soon as
his mill with George Gardner at Chica 90
IL settled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21
Princeton Corr,ls Some Great Athletes.

jim Robinson. athletic mentor OF Prince
ton University, drfted into town yests' ',y
from New Jersey to do some Christmas shop
ping and incidentally to unbosom himself
on his football and athletic team plans dur
ing 1909 He could All a small book on the
Tigers bad luck on the gridiron. but especi-
ally in the match against Yale. why
said Jeems. -wc should ave beaten Yale hup
with a score Of 20 TO 0. but luck was ha sainst
ne. But you Just wait till next year" And
here, Jim twisted into the prospects OF his
track team
"Hili win the Tntercolieee hessy next spring
Hive got n distance man rs without turnin
q air, hive cotem hand hill show 'em some
thing. 'Ees seminaran and Ineligible.
Hand hive got a urder. n big 'un, could
lose Mannheim or Chase now an 'ees only .
grenn'orn
Subsequently Jim revealed the cognomen
OF the distance man. His name is Hogg,
an lrishman. the son OF clergyman and
genuine student, The name Of the hurdler
he would not dvulse. but It has been an open
secret for some time that Jim had u "hnd"
for the hurdles lie will not be eligible for
the champ onship, but he will be trotted
out on every available occasion to give the
local timber toppers a taste OF his quality.
In the last Championship Princeton scored
~ points and were right on the heels OF Yale
and Harvard They will have the same
men next year and with the help OF Hog1
md maybe a couple Of other dark ones stud
ents Of form think that Jim's prognostica-
tions are not out Of the way after all.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21
Billiards.

There 10 rumor In billiard circles TINT
Wilson r. Foss. the A. A. T. champion and
owner OF the $1,000 challenge cup. Is about
70 bolt from tho organization and play In the
tournaments offered by tho National Assoc
citation OF Amateur Billiard Players. This
association wns formed about four years
ago In OPPOSITION TO the A. A. u. and with
etfect,Inl attempts were nude TO hold cham
pionship Journeys. No doubt II Foss pinvs
b" suspended by the A. A. L. This viii
be q, rather funny state Of affnirs. for II Is
hardly. proba pie that the A. a, U. viii hold
rather late now in the season and not tic
lenst move has been made 10 arrange for
the clnss 4 and d tournaments Chica 20
10 falling OF holding the nfInlr' but beyond
that. nothing definite has so far hecn done
Ora Morn!ngsfor has returned from, Vera
Be prcsent Mt the worlds Championship.
which begins on Jan. Q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21
A. NeWDOrt,

CINCINNATI Dec. ?o.-The Queen city Jockey
Club at Newport. KY, To day, before about fifteen
hundred persons, oncned the winter meeting.
The track was heavy, owing to morning rains.
but four favorltes out OF lve events won.
FIRST Racc-Slx furlongs-Tour. Tie Cunning
ham. to .. won; Lathrop. ia Patton, s TO I.
second Name Wastelle. III Ransom>, IS 70 I,
third. Time. i:??.
second R,ce-Four and a half turlongs-Bele
Bernhard ~ Cunnln0ham,, to 5. won; The
Phantom, lis Patton. IN TO I, second; Quincy,
lis Morgan, Is 10 I. third. Tine. OSsii
Third Rsce-FIyc furlonSs1nRysnsbury. II
McIntyreN. even, second; Hrrrnoso, i27 tGood
year. 70 to !. third. Tine, i:osn
Fourth Racc-Sx fundamentally Dell III
Mountain. 10 to l. won; Eleven Bells iis shaw,
sto L. second; Flop i2s Cunningham,. to ?. third.
Tive. i:2Oh.
rf'ih Racc-rve furlonVs-susve. 1874 Perkins,
eLS on; Rnylc,dcr. l29 Morgan, 0 to 1, second;
Roma, 100 Wurreh. so to I. third. Time. 1854
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21
GOSSIP OF THE RUNNERS.
REVIVAL OF THE TURF con.
GRESS CONSIDERED A BLUFF.
"Outiaw" Ryan Gets Up . Skeleton 10
Combat Western Jockey (Iub-Frcnoh
starter Chased ny a Crowd-suburt.
an Winner AiceiO Goes 10 tho Stud.


- nins r.o'n iuII ,oheress mas oeeh
W.o ,..n'N'u M'n nv purpose o. nsh,'hs inc
y, ,,'.. 'o.N's n'u"' ."'s ACTON ""s tahci,
~, '''''a' on r''''' AZ ~ i''c't'nH ',sts"'eo
w" "'a'. hnu rum ro""t' VINO
INV. op'"'n d" o"t'"M "'ethk y, Ne"
So,' Wy nv ou'h wy 'oehey c'uo OF
r"pp,, ~ 900 only racing ASSOCIATION OF the
w .r, '"r n 1,s WY,
"ii'''" an oN'I 'h' country hre 'ooNinR
er"h tre movement as q g,Rnntic DUN, irce
VI VI "aos 10 Mn''n on..' NV o,un us
Stn'o' 10 ho' eNst as Set, III nn.'hore
n''n Dr., no. ""omn res.u'
ryan ana tow~r were conversant WIN the
.lrncd dates ms named The American Turf
Concrcss wul crocccd 10 rc,nstote nil pereons
that hav" been ruled OF by the western Jockey
revived the Turf Con rress with the idea that
to race Mt Newport IN spite OF the western
Jockey sSn clubs ,Dn, sd't ,, -. v..,o,, ,o,ov
s uu M"s eu We, oy 'ns 'an ."at NC nVs 'n.o
T"n d az rors sr1 IN ~ on hsn NO Sd ~, a
the rriviieg &c Of making book at the present
New Orleans meeting he was turned down
ryan y w''.'nv ,ho or"s s .nn' ae n"s Two
90. DooS W ana sap OF horses Sorx on
the New s, 5 track When sp Sy OF he
tho New1or. meeting he Spen ,sa no pocket
ton Of horser and jockeys to the track in
been waylaid at every hand BY persons who
to pick .p ;Ss ooH.v
Club S 80 far has cos, hi. sssu %
bankroi'.
which JoSsey Hic sae the Iowa. Club and sew,
erai other persons we're discl plired. one Of
the New orleans stewards is quoted as en- yine:
c n'a nS OF no o sccn ~ them
E ss'S &" a. s::s s:
.nw n, the fSirth. snap and fsl 10 the ground
thrown under the horses Is miracle; The The
Soyt ite was sdcrihe"n ExpH'or ron IN"
.hI,,S 700 In.u ~ hnrJs, =, ,ho n.iion
sutHo a 'TrH tie bookmakaTs were the real
Sonspirntor. N the scandal ana thsK wiil nov
o. psrml.It~dh 10 s,.'.' tue respons'o"''! on 10
1T speasinC o. ,he EXPERIENCE on tnc trenoh
turI, 3 !E ln S;S %no mas JUST returned
rcrn ne o'nr ill., i;hn;,. Snys n,,d In rroro.
boy receives :,s for losing mount, e. for a
w ,In hna 90 Sr raata,n;nc Uo" rS e I.
I'o.,,, ct..i1 -, -
usmnily IarSe or nV quo Two v ahrn . en
SagS you IN rnr,s 20 rae tney wSn'd PAY y
eacn ior the eSpensas 70 w TACK. u n'Iru
strrne c9ursc ohiy the 'ers .VI III Woum. aro
SoIeCteo rIance - kr"at isclns coHntry'
omt !ne ioi,owers OF wy ePon, III easHE 1.
citen ann pecome enrmh au,cSSE . - p~ ns
tne onIrirr I'VE or s'S lrns'hr QUE IVY nnu wou
Sne race oy Z snort nean. Ing crowo Was 20
enRry that h chasea ths startsI ~ over tne
course ana yeleo hanR. .hlmI yonnny
KEN never rode IN sucn eo9d FORM hever
nm rlos even sT'i,niciovs,,oot" ,d;"w
Inc cnaree tnat e. puneo morse 10 rioicu'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21
Kid Broad Matched to Box spike" Leroy.

Kid Broad Of Cleveland. who has not been
doing very much boxing OF late. has signed
articles to meet Spike" Leroy for twenty
rounds at 81 Joseph. Mo. on Jan. o. Leroy
has only been fighting for a brief period
but during that time he has shown skill
win be at catchweights Broad has fully
recovered from his recent ndispostion.
either Young Corbett or Terry McGovern
to box him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21

Only four teams were scheduled 10 play In the
wholesale Drug Trade ASS citation touru aintnt
at Reiis alleys YESTERDAY afternoon two teams
ronlag three games on each set Of alleys In the
serts between the New York Glucose Company
games willie the PaIke, Davis q Go. I'VE lost as
many games TO the Rocsser 4 Hasslachrr Chrn,i.
cal Company quintet. Car reduced his ay, r, 70
nearly thirteen points and Mccormick now leads.
The scores
. New YORK Glucose Company--Fisher, IIH Mueller
~; robertson, 1?2: Kingsbury. I7s: Ahern, 100
:, sharp d hmc-Reinelln. iss: Quinn, il;
komdorfer. 1911 Schultz. la Doerr, AS To-
SECOND CANE
New York Glucose Company Fisher, IN: Muslar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21
CORNELL SHELVES HENLEY.
undergraduates In Favor u sticking 10
courtney and POughkeepsie Regatta.

The intercollegiate regatta at Plough.
Keepsie next June will have an added interest
owing to the plans Of Syracuse and Wisconsin
TO enter four-oared crews for the first time
ana the probable decision OF Cornell no: to
send her best Varsity crew to Henley. Syra-
cuse has added four-oared shell to her
rowing equipment aud Wisconsin has or
uered boat In past years Columbia, Cor
nell and PENNSYLVANIA have fought out the
four-oared race among themselves and II
I-Stancr Ia the race between the Varsity
cad freshmen "ights which furnished a larger
nu .nbsr OF contestants
With FIVE universities instead OF three at
the starting line III the four-oarcd race on
June 20. the event will assume added i'm
second Varsity race, with Columbia and
Pennsvlvnuia on the DIV before the regular
race this year and Cni', Y second, beating
out Pennsylvania bv s"vcra. at lengths.
and The rerard With which the Pc S""nsie
regatta is held at Ithaca Is abundants
tested to By the following editorial In the
Dniin Sun. tho under graduate newspaper:
our csht- il is safe to predict that his services
will never be dispensed with. even tenn
porarilv. for the purnose OF technically salts
Tying n rule. in which. a. our rowing ideal
20. We have no sympathy. II IL well that
keeps'e regatta With Cornelfs best crew
In the race that event will have greater in
terest, and. after all II - to this annual event
that We ow" our ALLEGIANCE an event. which
mental in establishing. To make it Of such
imrortance to American. rowing, interests
that no foreign event OF a similar nature
will overshadow is our first duty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21

COMPLETE RECORD MADE BY OUR 0NE-HoRSE.
PERDAY Wire At new ORLEANS LAST SEASON.
% % 1 S n.: yf s "n EEsy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21

The games In the Suburban League tournament
on Friday night resulted as follows
FIRST oANn.
Beiieviiie wheemen-Wylle. lao: Conover, III:
Bird lsi: HodgkinSon. 1875; Smith. ISL. Total, 77s
CcllulOld Ciub-Kearns, 40. Shanerey. 10; Mar
tin, 1872: Nathan, 1850; Schue. iS5. Total. 75o.
sECoND OAME.
B-iicy1iie whe.imen-wyiie. len: Conover. 1877:
Bird $50: Hod skinson. iso Smith. i7s. Total sll
Cellulold C1ub-Keams. iSs Shanerey. le2: MAJ
TIN, It2; Nathan. $50: Schue, 1852. Total. TOO
THIRD oAMK.
Belleyille wheemen-Wylie. i7e ccnover. 49,
Celluoid Club-Kearns. i73. Shanerey. las; Mar
tin, ISL; Nathan, i7s; Schue. i42. Total. s22.
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Given good weather and fair track at New Orle
when the track is bad the worst we ever get for you i
weather and good track indefinitely from now on, and
that never in the history of the Maxim Gay Conpan,
OF good things as they will spring for the benefit Of
to miss us from now on. We are clearly in stride
some OF the picking at once
Below we print the complete list of winners and
since the opening of the New Orleans meeting.
he record shows only g per cent winners which abo
New Orleans The fact that we have only given s. per cent
percentage for the next two weeks will jump to IS Our expert
tor US at New Orleans last winter the law Of averages may rea
knows the track conditions for the first three weeks have been
Track Superintendent been able to get the good shape
rainy season now over in the South makes victory look abso
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-10
Woodmen of the World.

Half rates to Leadville and return via
the Colorado Midland, June II and lS.
final return June 10. For tickets and
further particulars call at the Midland
city Office. W. r. Peck, Agent,
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-10

rig.
Ackerman for strictly up to date
shoes.
The Ladies' Emporium leads in
millinery
The beet livery iu the city at Platt &
Kings stables.
The Fowler and Princeton high grade
bicycles at Fletcher's.
j. w. Weyer is selling his entire stock
OF wall paper at cost.
All kind OF bicycle supplies at A. G.
Fletcher s-west Main.
The famous Fowler wheel at A. c.
Fletcher's bicycle shop,
Go to Mrs. Taylors, opposite the
Grand for full dish OF ice cream.
Room mouldings, in all colors to match
your walls, at cost at j. W. Weyer's.
II you want new hat, see those at
the Ladies' Emporium. Cut prices.
j. w. Weyer is still in the paper hang
ing business. See him for bargain.
SbhHt icib tNoi VIZ NJ
layed No. 5 this morning for the west.
Consult the Dytrics clsirvoyants and
palmists. Candy house 215 Rood street.
Big reduction on the price OF all sum-
mer millinery at the Ladies' Emporium.
Consult the Dytrics clairvoyants and
palmists, Candy house, 2l5 Rood street.
Keep your eye on the teams from
Platt & Kings. They are hard to beat.
Consult the Dytrics clairvoyants and
palmists, Candy house, 2l5 Rood street.
Consult the Dytrics clairvoyantj and
palmists, Candy House, 2l5 Rood street
Ideal Coffee is the fresh roasted coffee.
Rocky Mountain Tea Company, Currie
block.
When it comes to a question of com.
fort, there is nothing equal to Bedwells
buggies.
W. E. TenEyck has a guaranteed
puucture proof bicycle tire. Go and
look a. it,
We give you expert service at our new
soda fountain. G. d. Smith u Co. d, the
druggists.
f. A. Smith OF Denver arrived in the
city today for visit OF several days with
friends here.
There is no reason why you cannot
get satisfactory wheel at TenEyck's.
Good goods guaranteed.
On men and boys suits we offer bar
gains. Our clothing line is strictly first
class.-J. II Ackerman.
Ali the trains from the east were de-
lay ed last night and today on account of
the wreck near Newcastle.
No expense spared to make our soda
fountain draw the finest drinks. c. D.
Smith u Co the druggists.
The largest dish Of ice cream in town
for 10 cts. at Mrs. Taylor's. Fresh can
dies, ciga,s and soft drinks.
Our trade in travelling bags and trunks
is constantly increasing. See our well
selected stock A ckerman's.
Now is the time to get a street or drees
hat al half price. This applies to the
prices at the Ladies' Emporium.
Ii you are going to buy a wheek don't
do it until you see the Fowler at Fletcb
er's. There is none better made.
Our summer underwear from 25c to
Sl.00 can't be beat,
Graham & Hards.
Its pretty warm these days, and a great
deal of pleasure can be had by taking
drive in one of Bedwells carriages.
Our mems ana boys pants are selling
fast because the quality and prices are
right. Graham & Hards.
No spring or summer goods will be
carried over at the Ladies Emporium.
Therefore everything has been marked
down.
BY the way, have you ever tried the
Progress breadY You could make the
most prejudiced believe that 1T was home
made
Through the agency of Johnson &
Glasco, c. II. Mayo has sold go acres at
Clifton to Miss Ida E. Willcutt. Con-
slderation $500.
The little child of Mr. and Mrs. Will
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-10


We still have few boys suits ranging
in sizes from 8 to ii years that we are
going to sell regardless OF cost
Graham i Hards.
Our summer shirts, neckties, collars,
cuffs, handkerchief and hosiery are dan
dies and the prices are right.
Graham & Hards.
In buying fresh roasted coffee, you
get better coffee and save 33L per cent
in coffee bills. We roast every day.
Rocky Mountoin Tea Co., Currie block.
Miss Ida b. Clark, who taught one OF
the first grades in the public schools OF
this city the past term left this morning
for Denver, where che will spend her
summer vacation.
We sell the best Woonsocket rubber
boots. Work shoes from $i.40 up. In
fact we have anything you want in the
shoe line for men and boys.
Graham & Hards.
Floyd Bowman, man in middle life,
died on his farm near Rhone station yes
terday afternoon. of paralysis. The fun
eral took place this afternoon at Fruita.
Undertaken Bannister furnished the
coffin.
We have sold upwards OF one hundred
suits this spring and every one is salts
fed with fiji and price. And now is the
time to get in your order for Fourth OF
July suits, fit guara nteed.
Graham & Hards.
The Royalty Club will deliver at your
home, Val Blatz or Lemp's famous beer.
quarts at 50 80 per dozen. They also
bottle small size of Val Blatz for 81 %
per case OF two dozen. Phone trial
order
II you are 10 want OF high grade
bicycle, bicycle that will stand excel
lent service, wheel that will not fail,
buy the Fowler high grade, patented
turn frame bicycle, 1902 model from A
- r
Mrs. A. G. Abbey will leave in the
course OF few days for Cripple Creek,
where she will assume charge Of the
large cloak and suit house of Mason &
Shelton. Mrs Apoey few moths ago
position with the Mason &
Shelton people, but that firm has recent.
ly made an assignment, and Mrs. Abbey
will take charge OF the stock.
The railroads will see that the rates
are all right; the ladies OF the general
committee will see that the cakes, cream
and berries are right: the press OF the
state will keep you advised OF the date
all right, and if you will only lay aside
your cares and go, it will be all right all
right. strawberry day, Glenwood
Springs, June 81. Don't forget the day
and date.
The retail clerks met with the busi-
ness men last night at the city hall 4 he
grocers made a statement that they had
decided to have their stores remain open
until seven o'clock. When this state
ment was made the clerks asked the
grocers to hold off until certain action
were taken, before they established the
seven o'clock closing hour. Mr.. holland
who spoke for the grocers stated that he
WAS only delivering the action Of the
grocers to the clerks and that he would
see the other grocers and give them an
a nswer at some time today. What that
answer is could not be obtained at the
time OF going to press.