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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-14
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
For SALE@SURuRBAN.

FOR StLE-Three suburban tracts OF ), TO- and
q acrts, in the Northwest section; each near
Connecticut Avenue extended and overlooking the
picturesque Rock Creek Valley and PSrk; only
thirty minutes On the electric cars to the center
OF the city. without change; beautifully located
FOR suburban hoHEe or Tor subdIslSlon- Inc
United States has recently purchased handsome
site near these tracts Tor the Bureau Of Stand
ards and viii begin this month the erection OF
Government buildings costing S25o,e00. Property
In this growing section Is rapidly increasing IN
value BY public AMI private Improvements Now
Is the time TO invest to reap the immediate bene-
fit OF this rise IN value l can sell you these
tracts AZ positive 5AIgafn, II bought WITHIN sen
DAYS. Apply to SAMUEL N. JONES, Agent, 1877
st NV e1t-3
FOR SALE-0ne 81 the most desirable suburban
homes, near Washington; ten acres OF land;
line OF electric cars; 800 feet above the city,
with extensive views and exceedingly cool In the
summer: public water supply; improved by .
weIl-built ifteen-rooH' frame house, with ali mod
eTn Improvements; new plumbing; terms easy
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER, go 81 NV MILF
FOR sAIE-A choice tract, four and one-haIf
acres of land. Just beyond Brightwood, D. C.. on
line Of electric cars, with public water, sewer,
and gas LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. go ST nv.
mis-
FOR sALE-AT BRo6KLAND; splendidIy butt
cottage: every city convenience possible; lot,
5Oxl5O: convenient cas-; only s, 250. Cal for
list Small cash, balance as rent C. c VAR
ING. I114 G St NV miss
FOR sALE-Brirhtvocd Park; very cheap lots:
good street P J. WALSHE, $50 F St NV. MISS
FOR sALE-Ffae fssm OF eight acres; sixrooEn
house and outbuildfTEs; good water; excellent
location on two country roads: about three-Qaar-
tiers Of mile from BlSnchville, Nd, on B. O.
R. r. and mile from terminus OF City and
Suburban Electric Railway; price reasonable and
easy terms. Apply 10 ]. c. BONNET, Berwyn,
Nd. els
FOR SALE-Near Silver Springs. Montgomery
county, Nd. 90 acres, Groom house, all out
buildings incubator $50 capacity. go fruit
trees fine we'll; big bargain II sold at oacs
JOIN SCRIVENER, Sole Agent, SO ~ st. NV.
near City Hall mI2-s
FOR SALE-New seven-room house at Kensing-
ton. F. P. NASH, 1881 sth. mIO-6
FOR SALE-sIOO down, balance monthly. houses.
PIERCE & PIERCE, Vienna, Va. apl0-30t
FOR SALE-SUBURBAM.
We have four fine eight and ten-room houses at
Berwyn Nd, close TO steam and electric railway;
be sold very cheap to close estate. on monthly
JOHN ] KLEINER & co.
ap5-1m 6iI St NV, or Berwyn, Nd
| FOR SALE-New cottage 81 $50: advancing lots
now 800 to $500, g foot; your chance now;
villa sites $3.50 10 $3.50; easy payments; book
| let GEO R. HILL, as 18th st nv m25-tf
| BRENTWOOD, MD-Ope car fare TO District
| line lots minutes walk beyond District, S125
to $3.50; few lots. 50z2O0, still offered at SIPS
/ monthly payments of S. Enquire W 4
| BARTLETT, Loan AMI iffruSv Building. mh29 Got
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
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FOR SALF.-LoTs-

FOR S4LE-At West Chevy Chase, near District
line, two lots, e0Elz5; three lots, 33xI62; dne
neighborhood; well improved; one fare to civ
Apply to FRANK SHORTY. AZ Te1Ievtosgp ana
Glen Echo Junction. rnT2-g
FOR sALE-$Sw Hampshire ave. extension and
houses now being built, and other TO begin this
spring, VII advance prices IN PetWoFth. We have
some fine bargains tc offer; shade trees fine
parking, sidewalks. asphalt roadway, sewer, water
and gas. These improvements equal those in the
best parts Of the city, with prices small frac-
tional part We sell lots IN PetWoTth from CSC
per foot up aad any desirable size Just the
place for hOEles; Brightwood ave street car ia
cilities now good and new line being provided
for b. Congress WM- II. SAUNDERS & CO.
llGi St nv. eI2-Z
FOR SALE-FouT large bulldog lots and I 900
bricks on electric car line miles from and
minutes' ride from Washington cents fare
at public auction, for whatever they viii bring
April ls, at p. m Call o. send for particJ-
lars. Also small and large farms for sale eheap
and Oh easy terms Call or send for list JAzIES
Z CLEMENTS. 1906 ST. NV mss
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WALL PAPER.

PAPERHANGING and painting. best work. lowest
prices; gsJ our estimate CARLISLE BROS,
1l06 9Th ST. ne Phone, East sos D. mI3-3
ROOMS PAPERED, 9 up; work guaranteed; sam
pies brought HUNT, SOC G =. mI3-7
ROOMS PAPERED. 81 up: Is sample books max
ing q finer selection than any store IN Wash
iRgton- LEPREUX. 1901 9Th ST miss
NOLTE. s24 Or st Nv. Il constantly receiving
the latest and moot attractive designs IN Wall
Papers, and papers rooms from 500 up. Call
and invest ate for yourself and be convinced.
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Observation-Disclosures

W4NTED-Hjghest cash prices paid for Izdies'
4ald gents Ca>t-Ch clothing address postal. Uill
cali. B. fARSHES, I5Gs al St Nv aplE-SOt
PRINTINC-THE RIGHT KIND, satisfactory,
prompt; 100 cards, bIliheads, envelopes $50.
BAYS, SIS / ST. NV Mir
wANTED-FslrnIture o. ali Kind. store and oaacs
EEpuTes tRiES H0PW00B, sth and + sts.
HW- Telephone, Main 1852 Mig
NAhTED-At once big money paid for fslrni-
tHFe Of every description; entire contents Of
houses and fats bought. address d. MOTIFS. 9Ss
Fla ng. ,n7g.e
WAfTED-EeIl dressed men 10 get their clothes
made TO order ca weekly or monthly payments;
EsssTsrees requested. as We ere selling at cash
pixies address BOX ., this Office .al2-3E
" AETED-To buy at bargain fo- cash, baby gs,nd
pi.Hoi must be almost nes. address, with price
BOX ls this ofhce. chg
#kSTED-ofI gold, silver, gold dollars SIS
up; PAVE tickets bought. LOUIS ABAAHAM'S
ssk &x - AS ap5-9
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmAEE.

WANTED BY COED Iaundrezz. washing OF day
work - EolEe or oct. 81 Richardson St NV.
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WANTED-By respectable colored gill. place as
eham5esu-sid OF CEREAL holseR-urker N snail
family; references address a3E / 81 NV 81
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
wANTED-RooMs.
wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

RANTED-By young man. room and board in
Northwest section, SIC per month. address BOZ
-. tnis once nj
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FOR RENT-Ten minutes walk from Benning
station 7-rocm house, 515 acres, tine view OF
city; $50; electric and steam cars. W L
RRuEN. FziIs Church Va m12-7
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EkNTED-GenCTsI hoisgECEke-; go home nights;
SI2 salary, white MRS HANNAH, 4S7 X St NV
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FOR sAL-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

ron SALE-cs,fie work horse, cheap. % East
Capitol St. ellis
FOR sALE-Del:rcry. contractors. and DAYTON
wagons; several buggies; bargains. i2le ohio
ave, GEYER. els
FOR SAIE-Four horses; one two-horse and one
single wagon 1870 10Th st, NV. e14-3
FOR SALE-0ne by horse and one Carpenters
wagon. cheap Apply Rear Of 40 Pa ave. nj
FOR sALE-Tea horses and mares. $50 up; one
runaboUt top buggy, ten sets single harness.
cheap. Apply rear Of 4le Pa ave. miss
FOR SALE-Good secondhand grocery wagon
and trap, cheap 326 New Jersey ave MISS
FOR sALE-TFo dapple gray horses, one years
old, one I, 8el-hing from 100 10 1915; also
wagon and harness Mr. COMFY Apply at 1874
y 81 sH, miss
FOR sALE-One dirt team Of horses. harness and
wagon. Apply Il st. nw. m13-3
CONTRACTOR viii sell seventeen horses and
ten head mules, wagons, harness; this stock is
fat and from hard work, and must be sold
Can be seen at 1912 Ohio ave. NV. eI2-7
FOR sALE-one secondhand Geneva delivery
wagon. in good condition. JHOS. Z TRAZZARE,
456 Pennsylvania ave. NV. els
FOR sALE-One daytos, one Jaeger, and two
light grocery wagons, complete. Rear 424 Ist So.
NV eI2-9
FOR sAIE-Good horse, cheap. L. J. FLETCHER.
wall Paper Store 2S91h AZ st sw. ml2-S
FOR sALE-Bay horse, ISL, locked, fine single
or double driver To be seen rear l443 P st.
nv. mI2-7
FOR sALE-Hueksler wagon. s15 sIop. Md,
ave. and G SITS ne mI2-3
FOR sALE-Cheap. steel-tire hanson. in good
condition I0I2 9Th St sw., between and 7
P. m. ellis
FOR SALE-Gray horse, suitable for heavy work; ;
quick and reliable. After 6, 333 at. sc. eIl-3
| TO BE POSITIVELY SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
Seventeen horses and mares suitable for any
business, weighing rom 800 to LOO pounds;
also good driving horse; reasonable offer re-
fused. Izsidence, 2l2 ~ st. NV. elO-T
FOR SAE.S-Two young horses. suitable for road,
family, or business purposes; also wagon buggy
and harness Call at residence, 100 Indiana ave.
NV. eIO-7
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-For the summer, 1I-T0om house.
furnished, BATH grand water. garden made, fruit
lovely lawn: use Of chickens; minutes from
station. Address BOX 81, GaithersbuEg, Nd.
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NANTED-Three women for Homework; wages
SI4; one 10 leave city MRS. MOORE, IL 4th
st. nv. nj
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR SALE-Special, Remington, Smith Premier,
Del.srnore, Oliver and other makes at greatly re
daced prices; renting, y up; typewriter repair
CHANGE, III 9th st. NV. milf
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WAvTED-Girl 70, general housework: stay
nights; wages. SIC. 2iS 7 q nv eI
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WANTED-FARMS.

wANTED-To rent large farm. Il suitable VII
buy; must have large oulbuiidiDgs- address
BOX 20, tAis Office. -nt3-3
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HELP WANTFn-MALE

N~---------------s-----
WANTED groccsy clerk, who understands
ting meat. 100 Blsdsashurg road eli
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wANTED-An apprentice at Reilly & Carlson.
TfairJIressinc Establishment. SO 7th St zlyg- e.
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WANTED-Giri for general homework apply
before = 1905 Mazsaclus ITS ave. nc. Fl
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PIANOS, ST WEEKLY.
weli-knouu makes of Square Planes at less
than public auction prices
Stein Piano SO
RosenkTantz Piano
Ehlckering Piano -..-...-.----------S 35
Stodart Piano ...-.-....- -S45
T. g. SMITH. 1225 PENNSYLVANIA ave
DRESS GOODS. silks, bedspTeads table covers,
mems and boys clothing. ladies' suits skirts
waists, etc; weekly payments drop postal; call.
JOSEPH Calm, 2S7 Pennsylvania ave NV. EST
FOR sALE-Cheapest place in city to bug your
ice chest or refrigerator new or secondhand; all
sizes. B. s DICKINSON, I79I-33-SI 7ta st. nv.
ap5-l4t
SPECIAL-one gallon fine old California pert,
sherry blackberry, catawba or claret wine for
75c; j box (2f bottles) fine lager beer for 75e
Delivered in uulettered wagons THOS. r
BEAVERS, AZ AZ St v. Phone. Main I005-5.
ap2-H
FOR sALE-The best standard typesTiter, So.
MOORE BROS. Room ?. 9Is ST; phone 1865.
Tnh17-tf-e
FOR sALE-on credit, dress goods suits, pet
ticoats, curtains, mems clothing. Address BOX
ST. this Office. Bhl5-3Ot
FOR SALES for Morris chairs with hair cush.
IN; s. for hair mattress IN tEo parts, czk arm
rockers, S1-4si bedroom and parloT suites, 800
per week REDM0ND'S. SII-3Is 9TH ST.
cs-H
FOR sALE-Good quality opaque shades. ftted
to your windows, only CSC; the best quality oil
opaque shades SOC; hung free: viii call with
samples ELEEBLAPTS, 18th and Il sts ne
Phone. East 25-D- el0-h
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WANTED-By neat coioed girl. place TO do light
EouseWcrk IN s5rsli family. ZJJ5 K 81. nv Il
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FOR RENr-Two-story brick stable; water in
same; cheap. S24 10th st. sc. mlS-3
FOR RENT-A good stable. suitable for horse
and wagon. Apply AZ Q st. NV. el4-S
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN knowing Of prospect-
I've purchasers for real estate in tie northwest
sold OF easy terms. VIII ind II profitable 10
address BOX 81, this oh7cc- nlh22-35t
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WANTEDGid il5 or ~ to assist in homework
I412 9th 81 nv. e.
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FOR RENT-UNFURE.sHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Furnishcd UNFINISHED front and
back parlor: other ICONS us 9th St NV
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WANTED reliable Young girl to help IN ligh
hOusework- Gail al 1917 18th st. NV. MI
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FOR sALE-Singing canssiss, parrots. eats. dogs,
rabbits, guinea pigs, fancy poultry. pez-fowl..
goidhshes incubstOss. etc. SCHMID'S BIRD
STORE III 18Th At m. uI2-u
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FOR RENT-HoUSEs.

FOR RENs-Halls Go G st. NV. suitable for
lodge purposes; rent reasonable Apply to 3. F.
SAUL, 7th and L SITS. nv. eI2-7
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-20
A CHILD'S. DEATH
Mother Had Left 1t at Home While She
Prepared to
'MnveE -

Mrs. Mennie, proprietor of the home for
women and children at 2909 Fourth ave-
nue. S. received telegram last evening
from Mrs. Leon e. Doren of Marshall,
Mimi, whose child died at the home under
somewhat unusual circumstances yester-
day. Mrs. Doren said she: would leave
for Minneapolis on the next train. ....
When Mrs. ~Doren brought the child-a
babe Of 3 months-to the home ten days
ago. she explained that she would be so
busy making arrangements for her
prospective removal to this city that she
would be unable to give the little one the
time and attention which its delicate con-
dition demanded Frail as the child
looked, Mrs. Mennie had no idea it was in
such a precarious condition, she says, un-
TIL 1t was undressed after the mothers
departure. Realizing that it had but a
slender hold on life, she notified the
mother by letter that it's death might oc-
cur at any time. 49,
Nevertheless, said Mrs. Mennie this
morning, the child appeared to take a
sudden turn for the better, and thought
it was improving steadily until the night
of its death. 1t had voracious appetite
but 1t seems to have failed to assinailate
its food. It cried steadily most OF Thurs.
day night, until a few moments before its
DEATH" j, r.<sr-s1ys] sss
Mrs. Mennie is of the opinion that Il
would have been impossible to save the
child under the circumstances
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-20
NOTES OF THE TURF

In opposition to the Western Jockey club the
American Turf congress was reorganized at GIN,
cfnnati yesterday. The Queen City Jockey club
of Newport, Ky, being the only racing associa,
ticn remaining In the American turf congress
invited the attendance Of the other racing Assoc
Citations which were represented here yesterday
as follows:
Illinois Jockey club, Glenn Creveling, Chicago
Missouri Jockey club, ]. j. Ryan, ST.. LOUIS
Kansas City Jockey club. F. X. Bell; Baltimore
Facing Association, William Briesly; New or
leans Jockey club II. u. Johnson; Queen CITY
Jockey club, Frank Fowler, Newport, ky.
For the purpose Of continuing the American
Turf congress, the follwiong officers We're elect
ed: President, Frank r. Fowler; vice president
Glenn Crevelng; treasurer, Judge W. w. Helh
secretary, James II. Nixon,
The constitution and bylaws of the American
Turf congress were amended so as to require
a two-thirds vote for the admission of an nddl
tional member and for various other provisions
John J. Ryan, chairman Glen Crevelms ant
II. Il. Queen were appointed as the committee
on appeals and licenses.
The Queen City Jockey club was grantee
permission to race from Dec. 20 to. May ~
Other dates were granted. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-20
EATS INTO PROFITS
The, Flour Rate Advance Works a
Hardship to Millers.

The current issue of the Commercial
West; after review ing the advance IN
freight rates on flour from Minneapolis
to New York Of III cents per 100 pounds,
comments upon the advance as follows:
I'm some lines Of trade 10 per cent
advance in freight rates would not be no
ticed. But put 1t on flour, and the s1tua-
ton at once changes, for there is no man
ufactured article in the world sold on a
closer margin. There IS, in fact, little
difference between the cost of the wheat
and the price of the finest quality of flour,
in the large markets of the world. And
when it is taken into consideration that
the mills annually spend hundreds of thou
sands of dollars in advertising and in sal
aries of statesmen, and that they have for
tunes invested in mills and elevators, one
must look closely indeed to- discover the
profit in flour making. If the mill man
ayers, when the earnings of the mills
were not satisfactory, could profit by the
railroad presidents example and order 5
or 10 cents added to the price Of flour, and
then feel sure that profits would increase
proportionately, there would be no occa-
sion to bother about a little 2h-cent
freight advance Unfortunately for the
millers, however, the milling business Is
not organized on that kind of a basis.
Nor do advances in -four prices depend on
theoretical principles or arbitrary rulings
of the presidents of the companies"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-20
ENJOYS RARE SPORT,
4. E. Clark, Jr., of St. Paul Relates
: Interesting Experiences of
Hunting Trip.
Kills Bear With a Charge of No. 4
Shot-Bags Three Deer and
a Bob Cat.

OF all the hunters who sought the
northern woods this fall, few perha ps
enjoyed better sport or brought home
larger bag Of game than A. E. Clark.
A. E. Clarke. Jr, F. E. Meacham and
Fred w. Dngle of st. Paul, who spent
several weeks in the woods in Cass coun-
ty. A. f. Clarke, Jr., tells some interest
ang incidents Of his trip.
We left ST. Paul by team" said Mr..
Clarke, land made our way slowly north
to Cass county enjoying considerable
hunting and fishing on the way. Arriving
In Cass county we sold our team, intend
ing to return by rail.
II have been in the northern woods
every fall for a number Of years, but
never saw better hunting than this fall
/ bagged two big bucks. a doe. a bear
a bob cat and more ducks and cartridges
than I knew what to do with 1 killed
r. buck and a doe one morning with three
shots. I was on the trail of another
deer. which I had fired at FIVE times and
missed. when 1 saw a monster buck and
q doe standing in a small opening in the
woods. I brought down the buck with
the first shot, which struck him just be-
hind the shoulder. Before the doe could
jump fired at her, but missed appar-
emily. for she made tracks for the tall
timber in a hurry. I pulled again before
she got into the trees, and dropped her
scarcely thirty feet from the buck. I
IounQ my llTSL SllOl Ilttu just Sldleu Hel
ear.
Buck Comes to Be Shot.
Another day I had been hunting all
morning, and had seen no game.
finally built a fire and sat down to eat
my lunch. 1 had just finished and had
lighted a pipe, when glancing UP I saw
O. big buck stepping 1eisurely along
through the brush short distance away
He was going directly past me at dis
lance Of about 100 yards. Without rising
from the log on which T was sitting,
reached for my gun, and blazed away
fve times. The fourth shot started him
on the run, and the fifth brought him
down with a broken back In the eX-
citment 1 bit clean through the stem OF
my pipe.
II killed my bear with charge OF
No. shot. I had started out after part
ridges, and wandering through the woods
my dog came back barking furiousy
from the other side of a big windfall.
climbed upon the logs and saw this big
black fellow the other side. He
started. toward me, and knowing that 6
shotgun charge would only wound him
waited until he was within a few fee
and blazed away. The charge struck
him in a bunch just between the eyes
dropping him like a log.
Il had rare sport with the smaller
game also. In two days and a half
killed some sixtyfive ducks. and had NJ
trouble getting twenty or twenty five
partridges day."
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-20
NEW MEMORIAL WINDOW
In Memory of VIM. Donaldson
Placed in Westminster Church.

In the regular order Of service at
Westminster church Sunday morning will
be the formal acceptance of a window
in memory of the late William Donaldson,
trustee of the church at the time of
his death.
The window is a beautiful work of art
gotten out by a New York firm eminent
in decorating. The firm has placed
windows in San Francisco, and more re-
Gently in the Armour Memorial Hall and
in Grace church at Chicago. The win
dow is after design worked out by
Mrs. Donaldson. It. will be in the south
wall of the church adjoining the Semple
memorial window.
The window is two-paneled, each side
showing an angel figure in life-size One
is a male figure representing the apostle
James, who holds in his hand an oper
book in which appear the words: BE
We faithful unto death and I will give yor
crown of glory" H..
The female figure also holds a book fr
enc hand where these words appear upon
the open page. Faith is the substance
of things hoped for, the evidence OF
things not seer" III.
The words, "In memory of William
Donaldson appear below.
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VARSITY STRONG MEN

f. P Peterson of the state un III tn ate -
pntnrsnn Yesterday made a record of ], sos HIS
pussp record was r. within four of the marx
set by AiIis and ahead of any other record
ny a. "a shovyed 10. only one below the intercol-
1 u. iu record IN former test however Peter
son has made o. a., " IL 1tos made the
kaufman sophomore medic nsls h hasa naoe 'ne
INC university strong men and gymnasts Wlil
u,1 Inc :, circus Feb. g. The show will be given
1nder huge canvas in the main part OF Tue
gymnasium. Two sawdust rings "i'A NC ''''
structed.