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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-04
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
New da
ABOUT WELL kfOWN PEOPLE
Accidents and Incidents Told in
Our Exchanges--Notes on
the States Growth.

The Elko school trustees have re-
employed Principal Abel for another
term.
John Austin. after whom Austin.
Lander county, was named, died at
Los Angeles Thursday.
stack of hay containing eighty
tons was bought by the Bliss com
pany for S17 ton yesterday.
Daniel Kenney, an old and respected
resident Of Silver City, died Saturday
morning of old age and general debil-
ity
C. Uniacke of the Owl restaurant.
in Reno. has leased the hotel at
Lovelock, and will go there about
May Is to take charge.
w. J. Mahoney. who recently pur-
chased the Tonkin ranches at Tonkin,
Eureka county. has been appointed
postmaster at that place
The Lamoille Cross Roads will cell
citrate the Fourth of July in grand
style and extensive preparations are
already under way for the event
There is rumor of still another bank
being started in Reno 1t is said
that 100000 Will be the capital stock.
The rumOr states further that the
incorporators are Reno people.
The automobile scheme for freight
ing and transportation between Wells
and Ely seems to have dropped out
OF sight, as well it might says the
Cherry Creek Miner, as its utility
in this section is questionable. save
for three or four months out of the
year. .iE
Sam Murray, proprietor OF the Col
den West dairy, was found lying on
the road in an unconscious condition
last evening by a man who was trav-
cling along the river Mr. Murray
was taken home and the doctors found
that his leg was broken. After re-
gaining consciousness Mr.. Murray
stated that while riding his horse
stumbled and fell. in1uring him.-Tel-
egram. f
Ben Larios. who is down from the
Bruneau country, killed a huge noun
tain lion in that part Of Elko county
last week and now has a magnificent
pelt which will be tanned for a house
rug, says the Elko Free Press. The
beast was a magnificent specimen of
his kind and measured 9 feet. IL in
ches from tip to tip Quite a number
Of these wild animals have, come into
the northern part of Elko county
Of late, probably following bands of
sheep from Oregon and Idaho.
Old residents will remember the
Gridley sack Of flour and how it was
auctioned over and over until $275,000
was raised by Ruel Colt Gridley for
the sanitary fund of the army Vir-
ginia City outdid all others. conui ibut-
ing sl2 995 in coin and considerable
mining stock. A monument is now TO
be erected to his memory in Ruel Gem
atery at Stockton. Cal. to be of Cal
fornia marble and granite 20 feet
high The third base will be of Ital
ian marble with the name of Gridley
inscribed therein in letters raised one
inch and the inscription will be in fine
y cut raised letters. The figure will
be made of the best light vein Italian
marble, feet six inches, by ? feet
5 inches. by feet 10 inchs high. The
same was cut from a photograph OF
Mr.. Gridley so as to closely resem
BILE him.-Enterprise.
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO
LUCAS COUNTY.

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO
LUCAS COUNTY.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath tha'
he is senior partner of the firm OF f.
]. Cheney & Co., doing business IN
the city of Toledo, county and state
aforesaid. and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case OF ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day OF De-
cember, A. d.. 1886.
A. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh is taken internally
and acts diectly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, rs cents
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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C. Diehl is the authorized agent OF
the Silver State. Subscriptions placed
with him will be promptly placed up
ON the mail or carrier list. Single
copies OF this paper for sale at his
store. II
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Journal.

A large line Of the celebrated Doug
las $3.50. s4.O0 and $3.50 shoes Just
unpacked See them before you buy
E. Reinhart & Co. 4-lsi'
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The very latest novelties in ladies'
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Reinhart & Co., Inc. 4-S-tf
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Graustark

Watch for Particulars
In the Silver State.
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IF you NEED JOB LDORE

Don't forget that the SILVER STATE Office
Is Thoroughly Equipped for all kinds Of work
in this line; New Material. Best Stock, Com.
petent, Up-tO-Date WOrkmen.
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Clean, Reliable, Covering the field thoroughly;
Fair and Unpreiudiced, Published with the In
teution Of keeping the reader Informed, and
aiming to do injustice to none.
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Tn hOmbfe muertO
de IN trio en- Ponce
- "a - -
FL hech fue casual
(Lle nuestro -ooyresponsall

Y ns1sssr0 oosresp0nsa1
NJ ~ - sam por y no.
-. :s11l t.. roluv ~ sf.1s ~.
1-cln. yoss y lsArh.ulou nosAao
LsIsM I'll 10, oMol IasIss NJ, ~:
Dsnl os LILO, qae p~e1ssnecla u
osstpu os 1es Mae..o se
~ .,sp : $50 os las Meais as
: :. s,.aa - L.an.4x-.
: ~ alch qAe q nscno Ise @
.M.,lu,o.. .+.h. - .aA
n.A.sANT ss.aos sa s,sa9A us
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F. N Pc N e
SERA HALANTEMENTE REOIBIDA
LA HIJA DE ROOSEVELT
I'm obsequio le sera ofreoido como
souvenir
IA HIJA DE ROOSEVELT
% maestro ~eOrvesponsal)

Marc 16 Aver, 6 las nueve dc
10 mafianA, se reunieron en- ell salon
de actoS del eOr6dito y Ahorro Pom.
cef11S vArios senores para tratar
Acerca dol recibimiento que &c In de
hAcer en- Ponce G Miss Roosevelt.
Como ann no Sc ssbe ell tempo
one he de estRr en- Ponce In joven
ref srida, sc acord6 tom@r los acuer-
dos definitivos dantro de dos dias,
sin embargo, sc Ecori6 que ell reci.
bimiento faese 10 mas espl6ndido
que Sc pudiese. Sc piensa en- una
reception en- ell Casino, que termina.
RI son bale, y en- an dfa de campo,
AdemAs de otros obseqnios, y de 10
reception de Gu&nics; sc pisnsa tam
bi6n en- hacerle dos obsequios que
le r~eeusrden, en- TODD tempo, M
pAso pOr Ponce.
0Hay reunidos mas de dos mil dos.
cientOs pesos para las fiestas.
Sc eres que los obsequios & ID ne.
forita Roosevelt, como rscueraos,
consistir&n en- media docana de %.
fiuelRs ricamente bordados, y nm
album con vistss de Ponce.
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Libertad Torres Grau

Hoy hamos saludado en- estAs of
sinas 6 este distinguish ju~riseonsul.
to qua acAb1 ds ser nombrado fiscal
del Tribunal de Distrito de Mays
gtisz, nonhza0nientn may justo y
merecido. Torres Gran es ioven de
caracter frme y de aptituaas .sob-e-
salientes en- ~ profession do abb
gado.
Sabrk responder sin doblecss & ID
eonfanza depositada en- 81 por el go.
bierno, sQsteniendo On an alto nivel
al prestigio de 10 justicia. In culta
aosiedaa msyAgu. zana tenar6 osa-
sion de apreciarle por On rsetitud
como magist.a 1o y por sus m6ritos
como baen pu%ert1rriqak d j.
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SERENATA
Al Attorney General

Varios cAbslleroa obsequiaron ~
nochs 6 Mr.. Harlan, ProcHrsdor &C.
neral que Be ausenta para Estaaos
Unidos, CON una serenAtR.
FL Attorney, muy complacido, o.
som6se 81 balloon de ga case, aplau.
did aqueila demonstration de simpa.
tfas y, despres de felicitar 6 los "a.
torres do IL ssranats, dieen vArias
peraonas que a~sistieron 6 6sta, one
srf cieron el sesencAnto de no yer
que Mr.. Harlan abrisse para ellos
Las puert $ de 80 hogAr. Mr.. Har.
lam tendrfA suef1o 6 serfa tarde.
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Ola POLlTICO

Con oil t6rmino del periodic legis'
lAtivo y 10 a~nsenciA de los DelegA-
dos que han vuelto "a sus hcRa-
res. 10 Actividaa polfticA pArese en-
rccafO
Los dltimos proyect.s aprebsioa
3 destrui&os en- Ell Consejo ocupan
todAvfs 81 comentarin pdbiico, sobre
TODD aquellos que en- alivio de 10
agriculture y cOn tan mala auerte,
fGeron ideadog.
La opinion, en- general, con res.
pecto q eGos proyectos, era pesimis.
to. Sc Saba que no sgradMbAn 6 10
msyorfa del Consejo, y como TODD ell
munao lAbe que esa mayorl& es
quien gobiernA csntralizAndo pode-
res legislAtivos y executives, &Ipocos
IN sorprenGido Ell adverse resaltado
de Aquellos proyectos.
FL tltimo acuerdo de 10 CkmAra
90 tsmbi6a obi alto de encontradss
opiniones. Ese acuerdo consist en-
que Ia C&mara elsve sofa y aireeta.
mente an memorial 81 gobierno anne.
ricAno pidi6ndole aqueilo mismo que
ne pe6fs en- Ia FL. J. r. ntm. 4 que
derrot6 al -Consejo; constitution de
nm 0obierno territorial one por ell
hecho de serlo signifi3arfA ciudada-
MIA ameriean& para los puertorriqus.
nos, y cambio en- 10 constitution del
Consejo que qusdaria lconvertido On
mn senaa0 de elecci6n popular; 8
bien Ia extension de 10 eiudAaAnfa
americans que darfa en- ID pr&ctic&
aquellOs mismos resultados.
Seg1u ell acuerdO de 10 Ckmara,
el memorial conteniendo tales petit
eiones debe ser redact&do por ell
Speaker y remitido, sin duda, por
conducto del Gobernador.
Ese acuerdo de la Ckmara no tie.
ne eli eAr&cter de ley y al solo de
moci6n de orde0 interior. No obs.
tsnte ESQ Ell cumplimiento es obi.
gAdo y sin dud& muy en- breva el
Speaker deiar& Humplido 81 acuerao.
La solicitud enviada en- esa forma,
& que se vieron obligadoB los Dele
gados ante 10 temerida& de los Con-
sejeros nofte americanos no deiando
pasar aquella Fl. J. r., no tiene nj
10 fueTzA nj In Autoridad que hubie.
IN tenido enviada como ley de In
Legislature.
A pesar de este, tiene nm c&racter
innegable: es In voluntad de los
puertorriquefos; y 10 peculiar. cir.
c~unstancia de no haberla eonsentido
81 Oouseio, le dar& nm vivo inter6s
ante In opinion pGblicA de los E.:
tados Unidos y AIM ante ell mismo
gobierno.
En- 8 de Mario de 1905, fac cons
tituido ell territorio de L~uissiana
subdividido despues en- vArios Els.
tAdos Y ell derecho de los n~aturales
fac d~ssconocido. Estos protek t sron
y envisron al gobierno dos comisio.
mes las cuales prodrgaron dos me-
morales celebres en- IL historia de
los territories americRnos. I'll go.
b!erno cedi6 al fin hacienda justicia
nj pueblo p~eticionario.
OK LuissiAna no teLfa C<mars de
de modo que Puerto Ri.
CO, Of 81 Speaker cumple ell acuerdo,
lleva esa ventaja qae tel veg no
seamos tan POGO afol tunados, que no
pese en- ell &nimo del %gobierno.
So piensa que ese memorial deba
ser renitido ensegaida y que su re- |
aaccion dsbe responder al estAio de |
opinion del pals y & las justas que |
|AH de este pueblo. |
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Nuevos f~unciionarios

A propuesta del Procura6or &C..
neral hicieronse syer los siguientes
nombramientOs:
Director de Prisiones, don Maxi.
mino LuxunAris; Juez de Psz de Al.
~juntas, don Jose Gimenez; Jnez de
PAx de- Maysgusz, don RisArao Cas-.
tillo; Juez Azocisdo del Tribunal de
Distrito de Arecibo, don Carlos
Franco Soto; de Ponce, Mi. e. Ell.
Wilcox; de Maysguez, don Earique
@ )rzklez DArder; y de Humaeao DON
Ramon Quinones @ aintero y Mi.
Charles H. Foote. Fiscal de Ponce,
don Francisco PArra Cap6; de HUI
macao, dom Luis CAmpillo y de Ma
vague dom Libertad Torres GrAu.
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C~OntuInaCeS DeSadOres
que dau cato por Iiebre On Santuroe

De Santurce informan que se ii
que ALI vendiendo 10 carne con pc.
So inconnpletas. No obstAnte 10
conducts de 10 policia que psrsigus
{ los que de tai manera AbnsAn del
pdblico, ne venda 6 este siempre
aqusl artfculo falto de peso. Debe
Acudirse & eIe.gieas medidas que
hagan que tRl ex plotaefo cesa, puas
- pasa de castA13 oseuro Ii obsti
macon de los pesadorss On meter
CATO por liebre, 6 10 que es 10 mis-
mo, en- rebai0r como cualquier ito
PAeo el peso de In earno.
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LA MUERTE
Dona. Dolores Velez
Muy sentida en- Manati
Schemes CultOS religioSOS
Los maestros asistiran q
las co~nferencias peda-
g6gicas de Arecibo
[De maestro corresponsa1

Mario 16.-A 10 respectable edad
de IS ahos ha f u esiao aver en- este
puealo, In virtu- saA " religions an.
ciana dona Dolores Velex Eacobar,
6 quien le llam&b6mos eari1osRmen
to de IA Toyito: doffa ToyIt1 supo
ser siempre bonaadosR CON los po'
bres, y cRptarse las simpstf 40 de
cuantos le cOnocian.
En- cd enfermeaAd estuvo asistida
por dos Hiias de Ia caridaa, quienes
les prodigsron mil carieiis, cum.
pliendo Elements o sus cometidos
en- ga asistsncis: dcns Toyi D, fue
NETS de don Antonio Escobar, uno
de los fundadores de este pueblo, y
tia ca / 81 del Licenciado don juan
r. Ramos.
Hoy epSrs 4 y 5 de In tarde tandr&
lugar SD %entiorro. Dios acoja an su
reino, tan noble aims, Que deja nm
gran vacfo en- la culta scciedad ma.
nAtienmO
Recibsn a deudos russtro mas
sincere pesame por tan irrsparAble
pecdida.
Con gran solemnidad SO est& Caie'
braado en- este pueblo el novansrio
al glorioso patriarcA San Jose: Aver
domingo hubo gran concurrencia
que ~invadiera ell temple. FL altar
esta luiosaments stAviado, con inf.
nidad de lusss que dan mayor real.
ce & aque! recinto,
La banda infsntil que est& & cargo
del reputable professor de mt sica dom
Candido Aeevado Di. z, dsiA OR III
gunos bonitos y religioaos himnos.
El P~resbissrn don Juan Sab&s
Llaugar, orados de vsstos conoci.
mientoa desde In c&tsdr& sagrada ha
aejsdo$ Or slgunos conmovedoras
estando en- aquel sitio con
ell be%nepl&cito lie sus fales.
G steR Ell novenArio Ell acgu ialado
comerciA ate don Antonio Morey;
sea Ell d,timo novenario que
SO celebre en- este pueblo pues Ell se'
no Morey se ausenta cor 81 fami'
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Reunion
para acordar festejos en-
honor de Ia hija de
MI. Roosevelt

Los senores don joan Hernandez
Lopez. don Manuel Ginorio, don
Francisso del Valle, don Santiago
q Palmer, don jose Gordils, don
Lnis Ohovramont, don Rafael Chi.
llermety y don Juan de Gsz mGu Be.
mites, han eitedo pAra eelebrAr esta
noche ma reunion que acuerde los
festejos que hayan de eelebrarse en-
honor 6 Miss Alice r 1osevelt,
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sIutariors, 10
eHardiess 100000 2

He aquf ell orden que oeupan 81
bat los clubs ccntenAientes por ell
Champions on los dsssffos jsgados:
tanto por cisnto.
10. s69e TIL company 1884; 20. elm.
teriorss 241; 80. ARel De, 2l5; 40.
sHsrdiess 179; como SO We, Ell "59th''
tiene gran superioridad nj bat.
Estado aetual del champions:
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FL asta Ahora los 9 primeros de 10
Liga resultan los siguisntes: 10.
Scholl "59 HI 822; go. Lutx lutte.
rior" 464; 80. r. Nc Gaira $50 b,
400; A. Husty Hsrdies BIC; 80. Dec
tier s~Interioro 1888; 81. Graham
eHardies. 316; 70. Ross .sIatarior''
300; 81. Murray nRed D's" 272; 90
r.. M. CURE s'59th" 1853.
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VARIAS NOTICIAS
de mssessg0 o-osresponseD


Ponce, Marzo 16.-El sabado por
IL noche lego 6 esta ciudad eli d ale.
gAao 6 ID CkmarA Insular don r.
Ulpiano Col6n.
Tambien ne hRlla en- Ponce otro
Delegado & 10 C1mara. don TONES
Carrl6n, quisn hablar& esta noehe
"a 10 Federation Libre.
FL Comisionado de Instruction Mr.
Lindsay, y 80 int6rprets senor Mar.
tinez, llsgaron & Ponce ell sSbado,
por 10 tarde. Salar6n hoy para Goa.
mo-.
En- 10 Corte de Jastieia &c eomen.
70 & eelebrar el viernes ell juicio oral
de In causa seguida & Faliciano Car.
mona, por mu srte de Agastin Almo.
dovar, ell juici0 no termin6 el vier.
mes y continue hoy.
r. hecho oeurri6 haca unos dos
meses en- an bal g que SO celebraba
en- ell barrie de sPortugu6s., por
una question entire Collaz3 y Cardo.
M. que tom6 origsn en- que, siando
ell baile de empresa, Coilaxo, ue ara
uno de los mdsicos del baile, eobr6-k
CAraons el imports de una DANA, 5
centav0s.
En- ell Jazgaao del &c ste se calsbra.
RON el s6bado catorce iuicios por Va.
rias oAusas.
liz el pr6ximo mes para nuestra vie
ja metropoli.
Sc preparan todos los profesores
de este pueblo, para If 6 Arecibo
las confsrencias pedagogieas que no
celebrar4n Ell pr6ximo sAbAdo.
En- esta Imprensa se vsnde papel
viejo 6 81. 40 quintal
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En estA imprenta se vende papsl
viaio 6 $40 quintal.
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BASEBALL
DRsAFIOs De La TEMPoRADAi

El primer aasaffo del skbado en- /.
ire Ell "Red D" , s69. pueda calf
eGrse de mediano, EI segundo, en- !.
ire s~Iuteriors y sHsraies,, do malo.
I'll So BE dnrmi6 en- sus laureles Y
sus jugadores eacepto SeholI (sl
campo) y r. Nc Gaire iugAron muy
NAL, cometiendo errores ineompren.
sihles 6 impardonables en- ell 6 NIB
champions graeias q one III bat es-
tavieron bien (somo siempre) y POI
clio no recibieron ana gran derrotA.
El sRsd d. jug6 acknowledgements,
cometiendo IN solo error contra
doce ell .69..
Anotsci6n por entradas.
4Rsd D. 24oo8oO9
s59. Tn Company 8 o800006
I'll segando desaffn de- ID tarae, .ha
sido el peor de 10 tenn porada.
Desae 81 segundo inning, Ell sI1.
terioY1 se adelant6 en- seis carreras
y Ell Hardias ne dasanim6 y comanz6
& jngar sin orden nj aisciplina, con.
triAuyendo & allo los errorss de
PelaniWAn. ell mejor do nuestros 8.
s. El <Hsrdies. noIeRr6 aar nm solo
Skunk 50 c~Ontrario y ESQ que oil
sIateriors. jug6 medianamsnte.
Anotaei6n por entradR.
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En- esta Imprensa se vsnde papel
viejo & 81 40 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-17

liz ell proximo mes para nuestra vie
ja metropoii.
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En- ell Jazgaao del &c ste sc calsbra.
RON 81 sAbado catorce iuicios por Va,
rias eAusas.
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ECONOMIC MUY NAL ENTENDlDA IS

L de tod m6o de una ca,e spMmene 81 @a es de MADEIRA dela sin pntn Q no mnoyarE Ia
"a de la ma<am sea neu@aro Los p@s pesos que Green ahMrare en- IN ardcuoh @a
pmO bMao como la pnMra, Sc perdn con o pr Ell dteQo natural que produce hHa de
tan necsara como la pntu@, para la conservation y dnablnd de has las madnaS
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La de los duenos de casas techadas de zinc Q hero galvanizado,
ocupan de aplicar a dichos techos la pintura necesaria para la co
La practica ha demostrado que los techos de zinc 8 hero galval
hero Q con pintura de pombagna 8 CRATIC, duran el doble de
cadas espresamente para preservar & los referidos techos de la inf
sus mayores enemigos.
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LABOR COMMISSIONER HERE.
Nv. Barton Calls to See About
The Strike
Which Has Been Started Down the
Ayenue--Both Sides Stand Pat :
Neither Has Anything to Arbitrate
aud there the Matter Siands-StrIke
May be Settled Soon.

Labor Commissioner /. V. Barton
has been here on short visit. He
was summoned here by some of the
business people of town who are
DESTROYS of having a settlement of
the labor troubles which are being
experienced here at present.
Mr.. Barton called on both the
manufacturers and the working PEG
pie and made tender OF his services
in any manner in which they might
be desired. Boil sides told him
that there was nothing to arbitrate.
The manufacturers stated that
they want to run their factories as
they please rather than under the
rules of the labor unions and the
unions state that they will not work
unless the factories shall run as
union factories.
Under the circumstances there
was nothing that could be done at
present to get them together. Mr.
Barton said that he had started
some plans which he hoped would
result 10 a favorable outcome of the
trouble.
He said that Morgantown has two
OF toe best factories in the state.
There are none that compare with
them in any of the towns of the state
and it is great pity to see them
stand idle.
Both the parties to the dispute
seem to be fully determined to stand
pat and each expressed the opinion
that they would win their points.
The labor people said that they
might waive couple Of minor points
but they refuse to talk of the chance
of agreeing to enter an open factory.
The manufacturers say they will
accept nothing but open shop terms
and that they will pay union wages
and union hours. They want to
run their factories under factory
rules rather than under union rules.
Mr.. Barton stated before be left
town that he had left his card with
each faction and had invited them
to call on him at any time that they
feel he may help TO bring things to
a satisfactory conclusion.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-10-07
GAME WITH OLD STARS
Will be the Best Drawing Card
of Football Season.
Plan on foot for big Contest November
14-People Of city vast 10 see IT
A weeks Training for old men
Should be Permanent Feature.

II the plans now on foot are matur
ed, November a will be gala day in
University Athletics. That is the
date selected for football game be-
tween the Varsity eleven Of 1908, aid
team will be mace up OF old stars as
far back as real football la the
University dates. The event will be
looked forward to with pleasant antici-
pations by all, and especially these
who have followed the fortunes of the
Varsity teams for the past ten years.
The game last year will not be for
gotten for long time. 1t was not
able struggle In many respects, add
except for rather unfortunate end
ing, was keenly enjoyed by the big
crowd of spectators from the time the
referees whistle sounded the kickoff
until time was called.
There is great demand for another
contest this year. Many people are
urging that such d game be arranged,
and many who do not attend the other
games, will go to see it. 1t will draw
larger crowd than would any other
athletic event, not excepting game
on the home grid!ron with W. & j.
Many old students from Wheeling,
Fairmont, Clarksburg, Parkersburg,
10 fact, from all parts of The state.
have written in regard to IL, and II
properly advertised, the Varsity-Old
Star game be made the occasion OF the
gathering OF hundreds OF old students.
L. A. Yeager is looking after the
matter for the old players. His
plan Is To select IL or Is old play ers,
who can come at that time, and take
them to Clarksburg or Fairmont for
weeks training before the game. 1t
was found very unsatisfactory last
year for both teams TO practice on the
same field. Some changes In the rules
and formations would make weeks
practice necessary for the old boys.
Last year the has-beens had more
friends among the rooters than the
Varsity. Most Of the old men had
been favorites 10 their time, and were
better known than the new players.
The excitement and rivalry stirred up
on the field aud along the side lines is
memorable.
A game OF this kind should be made
a feature each year, II possible. IL
keeps alive the interest OF the old stu
dents in Varsity Athletics. Having
old stars for rivals calls forth the best
efforts OF the new men, and inspires
them to emulate and excel their pre-
decessors. The effect is most whole
some in every way.