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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-06-18

Saturday preceding commencement week D,
usually given up to field sports. ba, owing 10
the improvements iu the way Of grading. now
in progress on the athletic field this feature So
attractive to an commencement visitors bad 10
be dispensed With
Saturday night is aa occasion Of general
jubiaticu with the various college classes.
The Seniors are entertained at dinner hy the
President Of the College, and the other classes
have refreshments IN rooms set apart tgy them
aud which they decorate iu class c1ler-, ban
uers and flowers. The cnuc'usiau uf these
festivities j. marked b. ,he cremation "f
Caesar. Cicero OF some other laiiu U0nHr,
anj "a Cr..l4d ti1al ct fireworks. yrsis ami hsa4ls
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-06-18
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-06-18
visitors During Commencement.

Among the many visitors we mention the fol-
lowing though the list Is necessarily incomplete. as
the number was much iar.er than usual:
J. smith Ouiek aud wife, Glyndon; Mrs. W. 1.
G ark, Cecilton: Mrs. DR.. j. E Shreeye and nieces,
EllicOtt city Mrs Herbert Hitch and daughter, Miss
Lillian COughlin and Mrs. CLARA POllitt Hearn. Sails
bury; John f. George aud wife and Miss lnez Dover
Sudlersville; Mrs. Duncan r. Sloan and Prof Arthur
f. Smith, Homecoming; Mrs. j. Merrick and Miss Eva
Merrick, CrumptOn; Miss Katherine T. Merriek,
Barclay; Mrs. j. n. Berthey and daughter, Cowen,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-06-18

The Unknown Speaker. Adapted ..... -. George f
BeyuuS, Pocomoke City Nd
he t..,ru Lettcr.........A nthony Uope-Wesley D.
Adams, Atlantic City. y. !.
rtn Ia ules Nerne-Roy c. Smith
Denton, Md.
Alexander Fe'lNt...----.Drydeu-S Summer Graves,
Laurel Grove, Mi.
Prison song from IN TrOvHtore. '........ Verdi
Mandolin aud Guitar Club
Ahsnsuiou...,.,..N eSblt-Margsret l.. Mcnuuc. ila-
ger>;oWu. Md.
The hose Act. Marietta Holley-Ncllie Darby,
RIvertun, Md.
Bob --... Grad -MsdeleIne L. Gilbert Westmiu-
steT Md
The Day OF udgmeut,.-.---Phelps- Marjorie Lew is
Westminster Md
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
pov Tut PRESS LINES UP

The las vegas Optic says the pap.
ere named below nave ali expressed
themselves 10 favor OF joint statehood
rather tnan no statehood 10 is not to
ba supposed that the ust ia "a complete
one % includes those papers whose
uttcraucoa have come tO cur attention.
BOO tho face of thls showing. % is safe
to assert that nye.aixtua Of the people
1. tht territory are n tavor Of accept.
ug ho COMPROMISE measure onerod
ny congress The ust follows Aihu.
Iuofuue Morning Journal. Albuquerque
Evening citizen. Albuquerque indus.
Trial Advertiser Ration RanRe Ration
Gazette. liat0n Reporter. soCorro
ChIofiain. san MarCial Bee. Silver
city Enterprise. silver city lndepend.
ent Lac Vegas "a Voz del Pueblo.
las Vegas Daily Optic El Combato Of
Wagon Mound. the Carlsbad Argus.
tho Carlsbad Current iho Roswell
Daily Record. the Roswell Register,
the Alnmogordo Advertiser. the Ala.
mog0rdo Journal. the bona Ana
county Republican and the Captain
owB
A. tar AZ We have been able 20
learn, the only papers opposed 20 the
proposed Joint COMPROMISED measure
are the Santa Pc liow Mexican. the
springer St0ckman and the Domlng
caduFnt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
NEW MEXICO At
ST. LOUIS FAIR
alDs FOR CONSTRUCTION or QUA
BUILDING ABoVE AppRoPRtA.
rioN-lNcREAsE NECESSARY
FOR STRUCTURE.

The NoW MoAiro board of managers
% the 80 Louis Exposition be- having
rather time OF Il In the matter ~
The construction of New Mexico
puilSng on the fair grounds origin.
ally upon the recommendation of Ar.
hitcct Rnpp tho sum ot $4,000 was
appropriated iol t'' building This
y1s subsequently increased 90 $1,000
,rohUeG % Rapp of las Vegas.
Eas ron. tH $50 l1uN recently to ad
.er.-D of bids flr tNo erection of mo
uptHrD The lowest off The bids is
considerable higher than tho SUM up
l1nualoJ Dy th, board and either 900
additional appropriation aim have ,o
bon made or fhe plan uf having a New
Mexico building there win have t0 hr
abandoned. The following are tho bids
admitted Caldwell A urotD ff7f5.
N.ode.pk a Wynn &G73D. W ST.
mrDr.aui 10000 SUNG a Bcrs
rlmp So 500. John Calyaau conn
amy S5s1s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
INVENTIVE ACTIVITY

inventive genius has moved west
New England no longer leads In in.
veutiyo activity During 1908 Illinois
easily led an the western states in
number Of patents granted. the total
humbor being ASH, which shows tha
enc person out OF every l7l5 of The
states population received o. pHfpn.
During tho same period 1ss patent
were granted to lnd.anUns. 6g1 .H
persons loo Iowa. $50 io Michigan .n
yontors and 5ol to Miuncsotan. lul
Gtg to residents of Wisconsin
lB 1852 Illinois .cd an the western
as we'll as tho New England states la
number uf pat,nts granted. the total
being 2.52y. while the state Of Massa
chusoits took cut only l.gt9 patents
New York ana Pennsylvania wore ina
only states that beat the Illinois rec
ord.
European patent statistics f1r 300.
Indicate that thc English were The
most inventive people in the old world
although when 20 comes to totaiz.ne
the patents iEsued by foreign coun
tries from the earliest records to th,
present time France is slightly iu th,
lead IN 1909. 1000 patents we're TAX
en- out in EnglanI. aEi 900 m Cor
many while only li6 were issued ri
France
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

The Now York World quotes a.
Roche. French oNmluistcr ot com
morco as estimating tnat Boa the oven,
u general European war France
must spend t6UUU.U0O per day dur
Ing its continuance lu lStl she had
90 pay NOT only the cost of her own
armies .u tbe held bul go contribute a
-mIlari' of francs. or 5000 900 ouo
as an indemnity 90 Germany
For crushing the freedom uf trr
Boor republics. FOR the dubious prohi
of turning uneasy neigubOra into sui
len and Impoverished subioets. Great
arltain spent upon the South African
war $50 for every acre 900 the two re
publice
The civil war cost the United state.
she addition OF S2.5O0OOO,OO0 30 her
public debt. before that trining. be-
aides crushing weight OF current
taration which has remained in part
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
rnr RnfR hAR

Wa eas declared by the South AZ
rloan republic against Great Britain
Octohor ~. 1899 The treaty OF peace
was signed MAY go. 1909 in Pretoria
Tho terms were that the TunBvaM re-
public and the Orange River Colony
should be- subject Co British military
ruie. which should be- superseded by
clyl government as soon az practlca.
bic. that the electoral franchise fot
Rativss should be- decided sitter the 90.
auguution OF the civil rule. that
Great Britain should furnish. sood.
stook. implements. etc.. % Beers I'm.
povcrlshcu by the war. 80 thoy might
resume their normal occupations. Oh
the 1855 british troops engaged
y Ola officers and e0R7O mon were
killed OF the $4,000 noorH engaged
300 Ncro killed and $4,000 taken
prisoner
The war cost G.oat Britain $1,000.
10000
The remote cause uf tho war was
the long standing hatred OF the Brit
ish by the Dutch. which began before
1900 u was The outgrowth Of the en-
croachmonts OF the British upon The
Dutch possessions Tho immediate
cause was the refusal Of the govern
mont II the Trnnsvaal republic 90 ac
codo 20 tho demands OF the Ouilnni
ers. or foreigners. who wore most 81
them English. FOR cltizcnfhlp rights
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
GALLUP ITEMS
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Gallup. A. a.. Feb & Mr. RalllarI
will open a millinery store In the bu'i
ding iormorly occupied by Mrs Ho-
lose on the goth
Mr and Mrs. a. Cotton Def. 900
tho ith Tor California where ihuy F'I
visit thoir daughter Niss Barbap
Mrs High, aai Mrs stokes arc
both recovering from attacks OF rh.l.
mutIam
M.as FLORENCE Richardson 90 Chus
vile spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends hero
Miss Minnie Wilson. VINO formerly
resided here. was ln town a few da,
since. on her way 90 Fort Defiance to
hll q position as nurse in tho hospital
there.
AppIcciatlyD audience. greeted U,.
ron 81 King ou Friday ANA SATURDAY,
evenings aud Saturday afternoon.
The people of the town were gre,.
ly shocked upon thD discovery % tho
suicide ln MI Harris lumber yatif
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

feet lengths. and angle.ba bolta and
spikes aumclont 20 lay same. Tho con-
tract also shows prices paid for lrst
and second class steel The rails are
10 b. drilled Tor bond wire. one hole
az each end Of the web.
The contract also includes many
technical terms known only % those
vorsod IN building railroads. and says
carr shipped o. b. Albuquerque. N.
~. terms cash against sight drafts
The INSTRUCTIONS are "ahlp Of arst
rolling. eo that the Resumption OF
work on the electric road may be- cx.
peciod in q fcw weeks az the most
Engineer Chadbourne returned 20 the
city with Mr. Greer Mr.. Greer was
io'ned acre MS morning by Mrs
Greer. who Las been on visit 20
uoming and Los Angeles. Mr. and
Mrs. Greer are uartored a. the A.
tarado
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
STEEDS FOR PRESIDENT
SULTAN or MOROCCO SENDS
GIFT PROM THE ROYAL STA.
nLEs.

Six beautiful Arabiaa stalhOns.
kin from the sultan Of Morocco Co
President Roosevelt arrived on che
Hohouzollorn from TnnEiors. say
New York dispatch.
Tho eift b. reciprocal as president
Roosevelt had presented 70 the Fultau
one horse. one mule. i've dogs aui
two goats
The Arabian stCods are from the
royal stables at Fol They we're sent
down from Fec 90 Tangiors on tho
ancient railroad. accompanied 6y lour
men and two boys. accomplishing tho
journey ln tho record time ~ zen day
aud three hours
with the exception Of one stallion.
which So z years old. an animal thRf
tho sultan has ridden himself. che
stocds are 3 ana q year Odds. They
came over tho sea ln tho care of 8hDr
roCn RuatlCi. ono ~ the sultan's horse
trainers. Mohammod BHn Jol AL
Moorish guIdo the baggagomaBter of
the flohcnzOllorn. and tFo Ehiiofa
Vice Crasul langormann engaged tho
two M0ors for ok months
Five Of the horses were broken only
two months before starting Saddle.
ana brides are coming also In charva
NJ Mr lAngormann. who b. looked slr
on the Deutschland The saddles are
heavily iniaid With sold and silver
The year 1ld % pure white and .5a
pick of the sultan's stable
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
III R.lurn - Ln. ph-IIeaLn...

viii Return from the Philippines.
Ralph p Merle. son OF Judge and
Mrs John u McFlc of Santa Fo. who
'or the past nyp years has been a res.
idcni Of tho Philippine Islands whore
be has held very responsible govern.
mont positions and has also engaged
successfully Boa important business ou.
trprisos. will leave Manila about the
frst Of March for the United states
and Will spend the summon at the S.
Louis exposition in connection with
hr Philippine Islands exhibit Before
s'.nT to 80 Louis ho will make an
extended visit 90 his home at Santa
80 Tho young man mas prosporod in
every way has SHOWN great capacity.
and attained a good deal OF success
both lu the official positions no has
held and thu business lines be- has pur.
sued
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
y -crNEInHT. FnhIIahera.
nEnnrRAIS WATCHING

che Las Vegas Optic says that the
democrats of Now Mexico are quick
TO take advantage OF The hoped for
dlasopsiun ia tho republican party in
New Mexico on tao statehood cues.
ton. Thoy realize mat. ahoull tho
pnrty split ON tho question. they would
be- provided with thai murd desired
thing an issue. on which they might
carry tho territory. However. far the
larger proportion az the republican
party are in favor of Joint statehood
rather than no Htatohoo and thCro
be- little danger of the republican con.
vontlon passing resolutions opposing
,ae will of thg republican party in con.
gross This s pElcty what the demo.
cyatr of Che terr 1ry are hoping work
and praying Tor. however
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
OUNKARD COLONY
The swIHARr BROTHERS OF N.
DIANA ARE NOW At ROSWELL.

The Talmtdgr immigration ear r..
turned last evening about 4 oCloCk
from Che trip south and an Of che
pruspoctors rrrD highly pleased with
our wonderful valley says the RIOS.
we'll Record The sWihar brother
from Indiana. who are looking FOR a
lucau1u for a colony Of Indiana Dunk.
ards. we're with the party Tho SwI.
hau brothers are Dunkurds and are
highly pleased They viii locate be-.
low Roswell and form "a Dunkprd col
Ony in the near future. and Tall.
madgo & Tallmadgo win locate one
hundred families on the colony in
less than ono year. The immigration
will commo~co next month and abou'
nnoon families WI come each month
until the hundred families arrive. ami
possibly more viii come The D..
cation Of the colony has not been CIV
GA out for publication but Il will be-
In the vicinity OF Dexter. Tho col.
ony will comprise small farms 20 each
family anu they will till the soil for
a living Tho Duuknrds are q thriFy
iawabidlng people and this colony Will
bo Of vast help 10 the pocos valley
and Roswell They do nOt spend a
cent foolishly, Tut spend neir profits
in improving their property and this
will greatly bouoht our morChan56.
The mnkards are one ~ a religious
denomination whose tonota and prar
ticcB are mainly those OF the Baptist
bui partly those OF the QuakCB
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
INV .RE1N ROSS

q viii bo remembered that Betsy
Ross made the hrst nag OF this
country. u Seems that the new repub.
lic of Panama has also a Betsy Ross
Boz The person Of Senorita Marie q
Oasa a young lady OF the city % Pana.
ma. who ma- the nrst Panama lag
which was raised upon the govern.
ment building in that city. as soon ns
the bloodloas revolution took place
IN order 10 avert suspicion h is said
that this young lady did all her shop
ping tor the purpose of procuring ma.
terIal out of which 90 make the dag
with extreme caution.
The nag is compoNod of -four
squares of red. white and blue. with
two stars She purchased the red
bunting az one store ln Panama and
the blue in another she sent 20 Colon
across the isthmus 60 purchase the
Whit1
After tho dag was made she gave
II 90 "a young American hy the nam,
Of iohn Prescott whose bride th,
senoritu expects 90 be Boa few
months, and be- conveyed IL Co the
rovu.uti0nists After it was rails ii
over the government building and af
tor the revolution was successful thif
nag vac rpiaccd by another Of lk,
character and che hrst Gag was place.
AZ the foremost 0f the FIRST steamer
to leave Panama for New York aft1
the establishment OF q republic
Later % was presented to rrcsldpn
Roosevelt aua now adorns a corner 10
one uf mo apartments uf tho WHIT.
House
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
WERE At MAGDALENA
ATTENDED, CATTLE AND HORSE
ASSOCIATION CONVENTION

ur % spencer. Jbe veterinarian
ni Ia. territorial cattle sanitary hoard,
and Dr e.. a. Mccall q member or tho
United states bureau of animal Boo.
.u.fry .amr Boo from the south this
morning 3D. Mccall continued on
north huI DR. Spencer remained over
uuug tho dny hero The uttor was
Introduced zoo The C.tIsDu oniC, today
Hs So q Greer. and th, doctor stated
Hl. hp and ur Mccall had attended
-hs annual meeting of tho Cattle aud
Horse Protective association OF cen.
tI Nev MoXiro. which convened at
Uagdal.ua yesterday
Yesterday said ur spencer. mum
boz Df important addresses were made
dealing with tho stock Industry OF
Now Mexico and the diseases among
cattle aud horses Especially import.
lut vyr. thc addresses 90 Dr G. A.
Mccall and John s. laddcy both be.
uE members OF the unNcd states bu.
rnou of animal industry
The convention will close today,
when the now officers OF the assocla
zion viii Doe elected
The good citizens uf Magdalena
said Dr Spencer. are royalty entertain
Ing their guests and the latter are
present from an sections of central
Sew Mexico and few are minglng
With the crowd from N Paso.
The secretary OF the association is
r. a Clemens. and he had already
sent out in advance the report % the
executive committee and the genefa
review 90 work and ranch condition
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
ELECTRIC RAILWAY BUILDERS
mEssRs GREER AND CHAD.
BoURE RETURNED TO CITY
FROM DENVER.

49, 80 Greer. president of thp AIuu
Qurqu, Traction company lwuing
.lU Albuquerque street railway fran
.hIfo returned last uiFht from Dem
ser whore be- and Engineer chad
bourne went to complete negotiations
f1r rbp steel ana equipment of che
new road iurir business at Denver
Nps transacted with Edward n spar
hawk. Denver manager of sales for INC
United steel company through which
business Is tmnsactod With tho Min
u.s Steel company
The contract made with the United
steel company calls Tor 900 tons OF jo
pound A s. e De- steel rails. 30 or 80
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

a vicious system 10 olo1 the wheels OF
industry tor f.fty years. q Cost
million men IN the prime Of life whom
the nation needed 20 occupy the Wait.
ing west and build new common
woalths
Yet In the auah Of The twentieth
,onturys dawn. when a tribunal for
tho settlement OF international dia-
Dutos Ia fun operation. two great
civiiiaod nations have drifted into
var
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
WILL HAVE BUILDING
CONTRACT FOR NEW MENico's
WORLDS FAIR BUILDING HAS
BEEN AWARDED.

The building committee ui che Rev
Mexico board OF managers OF the g.
Louis exposition met yesterday after.
noon al Santa Fe. Chairman q. a.
5pIess presiding L. a. Rapp, the arch,
lyrct OF the board, was present and
submitted the bids he had received
while In 81 Louis for the construction
uf the New Mexico building according
ta the plans aud specifications pre-.
pared by him The board had made
au appropriation of $1,000 for tho
building. with instructions. however,
io The building committee, N not SUI.
hClent THAI the amount could De In
creased 90 tho sum necessary, pro
Vded Il was not too great The build.
ing committee. therefore, concluded %
accept the lowest bid. namely that Of
John Callogan 4 Co. at $4,000. This
win uo, include the electric wiring nor
the fixing up ~ the grounds surround
Iug it THIS will have 20 be- done by
other contractors. and win increase
fHy cost about $4,000. Mr. Rapp was
instructed to out,- into "a contract
with CuiURan a. Co. as per their Did
and ID push the construction of the
building with rll possible poCl. tn,
director of thp building nt the expo
J s,tton will bo informed OF this action
. at once ana viii bo requested Co hay,
/ CuIoEau q Co. sIgn inc contract and
bond The plans and specification
FOR the building have been approve,
boz the exposition authorities.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
KNIGHTS OF
PYTHlAS JUBILEE
FoRrlErH ANNlVERsARV OF THE
GREAT AMERICAN ORDER.

Washington. Feb no. Preparations
have hcrn made throughout tho coun
10y for the celebration thh week %
the forJoth anniversary OF the found
ms OF the order OF the knight of
rythlas. tno largest fratcrpal tt1
benevolent organization hayina
purely American membership 80 was
on February no 1854. thai nyc mon
met Iu Marinig hall in this city and
took the initial stops toward th,
f1undas Ion of tho order The nyo mon
wore Jumus rony HatbbonD who
conceived tho idea Robert A Cham
rI0n. Dr % s. KImhau. David H. Bur
mott and William ~ Burnett Moasfa
kImball aud ID D. Burnett are san
living and are active members of tho
fraternity
luauh Henry RaihhUup ia famous
a stho sCiuM i0uucor ~ che order. ami
tho porson to whose dumue nspIm
lion H due Ono most beautiful features
Hf the pytb.au ritual BE submitted
The nmt draft of the ritual based ON
the story of Damon and pyihIaa Co
members OF the ola Ariou club. a
musical organization which existed in
Washington In the later years of tho
civil war From Tho small beginning
ap.aug Washington Lodge 40 I X of
p.. afterwards merged boo Franklin
Lodge NO O. which Is still Boo evil
1Duco This latter lodge H the fruit.
fuI mother OF nine Thousand pyth.an
lodges now Huuuahne boo dfy four
grand domaine aHr carrying upon
their rosters an aggregate uf nearly
. HIN hundred thou and mlmbor Their.
are also about Uny Thousand of f1o
knights Who belong to the uniformed
or military branch OF tho order which
. lH known as the Army OF Che lilly DO
o. has long been suppose, and gen.
orally believed In This futnruEg the.
I the idea 1f great society hasoio u thD
. Immortal story uf tho friendship Il
Damon and pythNaa Gree came tu Mr.
Wuthbouo while Doc was to1rb.ur
school 90 tho copper town of EJslo
Hnrb0r ON the krpwDuaW Peninsula
. Lake Superior Iu lEGOl later Mr
Vathbouo removed t1 Washington and
became a clerk boz fho surgeon Eor
crafts once ilC was a vocalist and
ritualist Of motto. and hIs sixth was dis
played IN many ways. but boz none
moro notably than boz his Arei draft 0i
the pyth.au ritual which is recognized
A. remarkably beautiful ana effective
Mr.. Rathbono died at Lima. Ohio Iu
. lu the residence OF pat Supreme
Chancellor Walter % Richie about
thirteen years ago.
According go Pythisu history fh'
ritual was read and the hrH step.
toward organization we're taken iuei
forty years ago tonight. when Mr
Rnthbono and his friends met az th'
room of Robert Champion the o.
casion being a rehearsal ~ the Arior
club. The supreme lodge was organ
Ized iu 1865 and Incorporated by con
greas June 20. 1884 Once founded
tho fraternity grew maryel0usly, anl
to-day while on, ~ the youngest o
such orders 10 is one Of che largof
and most nuouHhIng from every yiow
polut In addition 90 the grand lodge.
in every state and territory of th'
United States the order has iurladlc
ton In British Columbia the Martina
Provinces Manitoba. ontario Ha
wall Alaska and Cuba
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
NEW WEIGHT SCHEDULE
TO THE PRIZE FIGHTERS - a
GUIDE ron ALBuouERoUE's
Puos.

The prize lighters and their mhnag
ors may now DO able 10 SIR up some
nov enthusiasm Ia the spOrt. since a
new classification Of weights has been
adopted. In breaking into new GLASSES
some of the present champions NAV
take biz chances. but the public will
boz glad TO see them placed where they
belong
Under the now classification dis
tinCt limitations are made for each di.
vision. and the old Cla8soa OF bantams.
feathers and Weltors are subdivided
into light hantams, light feathers AMI
light welteW The only new class Be-
valled the mlnim." and replaces the
200 Founders aud under
Following is the new scale as adopt
ed.
Miu.ms lO5 pounds ami under
Light bauams. io6 to mo-
bantam. mo 60 no.
Light feather lI6 90 1872
Feather i22 to- l2T
Light i21 10 1885,
lIght wcltor i33 90 li0
WcltCr ilu 90 lfh
Middle. liS 90 lbS.
Light heavy 1858 10 l1b.
Heavy, no aud above.
The general Idea wac that the
weights must bo made at 8 o'clock
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAX.
ING
Whom you take Groves Tasteless Chilli
Tonic because the formula ia plainly
printed on every bottle, chewing that
a. ls simply iron and qulnino IN a
J tastoless form No cure. nc ray SOC.