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Arizona republican., 1904-09-03
COFFEE

We trust your grocer; he trusts you. The chain is complete; we are dealing g with you.
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Arizona republican., 1904-09-03
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 Summer Suits (single and double breasted; quarter lined with silk or mohair). $1O to S25.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-13
CENTRAL VERMONT MEETING
{. W. WttcrS Elected Il Director I'm
Place Of y. J.. Martin ANNUAL Re-
port of Manager IitzhuSh.

81. Albums. oct. n. The auuuaI meeting
of tho stockholders of the Central Yer.
mont railway, WAS held At tho office Of
General Manager T.. II. Fit1hugh at eleven
% cIuoh this morning. Anong the stock
holders prc,out wtr" $. L. kilner OF New
York, t.. II. Baker of Boston, eX-Cov.
Jouu ". Stewart of Mddlebury, the Hon.
Albert Iuttlc Of FAR Haven, the Hon.
Charles =. Smith Of burlington and cx-
GOV Edward G. Smith, G. W. Writer'S ana
T.. II. ift@huEh Of this city. The follow
Wc board of directors was elected, the only
change being the election of the Hon.
Chester w Writer'S t. the directorate. to
succeed James l.. Martin of Brattlchoro.
Charles NJ. Hays of Montroal que, +. II.
fItzhugh Of st Adams, +. G. Smith of
st. Albuus, ". Seward Webb OF Shclburue,
John ". Stewart Of Mlddlchury. John q,
Mccullough of bennington, T.. II Baker
of Boston, Mass. Henry b. Day of Bos-
ton, Mass, s f. Kilner of New York
city, John Bell Of Beeyille, Ont A. Tut
tie of FAIR Haven, Charles 7. smith Of
burlington, c. W. Writer'S Of st Adams.
The organization was completed hN tho
election and appointment Of the following
officers: President, Charles NJ. Hays Of
Montreal. Que. ylce-presIdent ana general
manager T.. II. Fit2hugh OF ST Albans;
attorney, G.. w Writer'S of ST Albans;
auditor. W, q. Crabhe of st. Adams: treas
urer and clerk, w IL. Chanee Of st. AL
bnns; freight traffic manager, John w.
Loud of Montreal. Que; general freight
agent, j. T.. palrymple of st. Adams:
general passenger agent j, r. Bentley Of
ST Adams; purchasing agent and general
storekeeper. j. B, Laurie of st. Albns,
engineer and superintendent of structures.
j. NJ. Morrison Of ST .Alhans; superin-
tondont transportation, w. T.. Mullins of
St Adams; superint endcnt, g. Il, Souo of
St Albsns; assistant superintendent, II.
u. Mash of New London, Conn; Euperin-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-13
FRANKLIN COUNTY FAIR.
Annual Meeting Of the Association ae
sheldon Yesterday.

N"h""' ""c''hS OF IN" Ns~"cinfion at
sheldon Yesterday
e. ,u , .r
I, ~, III
t,,ol ,,d ,t.'.h'rt.i .'
H. r1t.l..tf ~, -
t,,,, fl. ,,....i,,, ,l.1 co.,
fnr flo ,,.,ir, vo,r ,,.' ,,,,st,t,...
Hon cirrI. " G,to. nf -,.11i,
yicc-pr.etdonts r.r~v erase of r..,
/ ncld avid Nfvrou PAW of Hiirbrat..
|cI,rlt charles \ oliver Of - Albans,
iassiSt.nf cl.r5. q. A. S-grt.vant ii
East FuirNrll. tree surcr. George =.
rwug- of ~' Albaus. a-sisttnt treas.
ur..r. RodurN Sturforont OF East Fair
\ ~
Andrew y. I}"cbo of SWlufou and My
RON Barr or liehIato. trustees, O. J.
NHVu.rd oI l. kcr~Uoll. r. =. Jefords
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-13
ate adjourned.
SENATI--AFTERNOO
Called TO order by the president.
JOINT RESOLUTION INTRODUCED

JOINT RESOLUTION INTRODUCED.
1|y Senator Wells OF Washington. pro-
vidinr for a joint assembly on Wednesday.
October H. mt twelve o'clock, noon, to
complete the election of a United States
senator. Adopted on behalf of Senate
Senator Carpenter of Rutland. presented
a petition from Ann Story Chapter. u. A.
r., of Rutland in behalf OF assistance for
Mrs Esther Damon of Plymouth wife Of
"a Revolutionary soldier Referred to COM
mittce on military affairs.
ADOPTED IN CONCTRRENCE.
Joint resolution from House providing
for connlctiou of election of United states
senator as above.
ORDERED TO LIE.
Joint resolution from House limiting
tlo sHc of the committees which shall
inspect state institutions to one member
rom Senate ana three from the House
'm TIA" -DcctiVe committees. on mo-
ou of senator Slack ordered to lie with
f debate.
COMMITTEE 70 CANVASS VOTES.
rHc president announced the appoint
mcnt OF the following senators members
of the iont committees to canvass votes
Tor repro nt1iivc in CONGRESS ON behalf
'"l the S'a1i".
I.l,,,...a,. nr Ad,i..,,, ,t".tt.,,, ,c p,,,'
,,.r,r., ,hia w. WA ,',
Franklin. Robinson f Grand Isle, 'ullng-
second ,ongr..eionuI distrirt Senators
Si,n,,.,,' or ,,,i.,,,,,t, tJ,i,.,,i t, '.'.
haldwin of orange skinner Of orleYns
Wells of Wus1iugtou. Ware OF Wndh,n.
Taylor of Wmdsor
rho senators named to canvass votes
Wcrc sworn Joy tn secretary.
l''|S ININopt'tD.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-13

Washington, oct. 1o.-I4 4. Pierce
has been appointed postmaster at south
Londonderry. W.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-13

TWO Norr IiilI~ in the Scnntc to ytc-u-
late tarcU>.s--Wo Not Allow
Any restriction Of Committees.

'tl" Senate Wcdnesd forenoon, Oc-
tohcr t., WIS called 80 order by the
ri"Sldcnt. Devotional exercises vore.
conducted hy tho chaplain. 1'ho jour
nal OF Tuesdays proceedings were read
and approved.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-13
GENERAL MANAGERS REPORT.

j
81. Adams; general roadmastor. w. T.
Elrod OF st. Adams.
GENERAL MANAGERS REPORT.
The report submitted ny General
Manager Ftzhugh showed the total rc-
ceipts Of the road for the past year
were SS52422ll0, dccrcaSc of SIZE
| O9o.S1 from the previous year. The to-
tai operating expenses for the year
were S2.Id5, ,i01.26 n decrease Of S121-
3T3.O1 from last year. In addition TO
tho above receipts was $i0.Si0 inter-
est on securities held by the company.
There was paid in taxes S90,29G.7a and
interest ana rental of leased lines
$6G7.7S110, leaving net surplus of
$2,645.95.
Among tho expenditures for tho year
an increase in maintenance of cnuiD-
mcnt OF S43.i6l.Ii. and an incrcase in
general expenses Of Si.S1S.S3. The col
lowing decreases are shown: Maintcn-
ance of way and structures, S4i,S9S.O1.
conducting transportation, St21.&7307.
total operating cNrou~cS. S'pN.H .Ha0.51:
taxes, $2ls397; Improvements INCLUDE
ed in operating expenses, $2o.26G.64.
IMPROVEMENTS
THE Improvements and cxtrordinary
cNpndituros includcd in operating OK
pcnsos, July T. 1903, TO June 80, t90l
were as follows
New bridges. Se6.G72.ol: ucw tracks.
sizing ana spurs. $l,G7e.17. now fuel
and water stations, engine loVs"s and
turntables, $3,3GN.4j; new stations and
warehouses, S12,0G9.06; new steel rails
tdifcr"nCc between value of old rails
taken mp and new rails pvt dowul.
>9f3N So. u,w docks ami wharvcs. ST.
o&noo; ballasting. $i1 ,il61. urN loco-
motives. 5i2.oOo.G1: now cubooSc-. So
13 y a., now freight cars. SllNlIq1. now
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-13

EvcrN want I'D is the ",rphcr-noy' to
an event ar an epleodo in tho lilc OF lle
people
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-13

Joint resolution, offered by Mr
pSullivan of S. Alhaus citv roI.,t-
hE TO- visit Of committees to- state in
-titutiOus. go
MI Grout of Dorhy said il had bo,,
customary for all the members of thn
several committees before Whom ,nnt-
'"rS pertaining to these institutions
come 10 visit them, for their own on
lightenmcnt, I'm order to be bottor nro-
pared 10 act on measures ana auuro-
priations. lie understood two of tbo
institutions would try for approurin
iious Concerning them. rspcciallv il
would be well TO secure Information
lie thought economy all right. but di-
Yiding the committee might be a trina
invidious. If the state can afford tn
send part il can all. Mr.. Grout ala
not favor tho common practice of in
Vitlng n liberal number of reprosenta
tiVes and senators aside from the cam
mttees to make these visits and Of
ier"d an amendment To the resolution
20 that effect, also stipulatinR that
none of the committees shall be in
StruCtod 10 visit the institutions mn
less tho resolution authorizing them
SO to do specifies that there il need of
Information, aud requiring thcm To
make the visits separately.
Mr.. O'Sulliyan ot -. Adams city
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-13

tcndent telegraph ana car accountant, NJ.
MaElH OF st. Adams; superintendent mo-
i've power a. Buchanan, Jr., of st. Al
bans. master car builder. j. Coleman Of
81. Albans; general roadnastor. w. T.
Elrod Of St. Alhans
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-13

If ynu mad a contract to let YOU would
read the bids suhmittcd before closing the
matter Wouldn't you, Now thnt Won
must buy an oVorcoat isn't IL a good plan
to read the bids submitted by our std-
NertlserS before making the purchase
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-13
IL BURLINGTON, VT" THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13,

each American state As this may give
- new impetus to m industrial movement
in American goods win YOU If YOU approve
wire your encouragement"
70 this Governor l'cl sent the following
reply.
Your idea Cf exhibiting only American
manufactured products for the week OF
October II Is commrndahlo and should be
cncolWHcud."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-13
GOV. RrLL no WANNAMAKER.

Governor Bcll to-day received the fol.
lowing telegram from John Waunamaller,
the morchnnt prince Of Philadelphia
"Sn much stress ig commonly laid upon
~, fer"nccs fnr foreign goods thnt We in
t'rd tn surrender our prruisos for th-
wo'k beginning pctnter u ~ lei forward
aud On pldslzc manufactured products Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-13

Joint resolution from House limiting
thc s'Ir of the committees which shall
inspect state institutions to one member
rom Senate and three from the House
IN til" respective committees. on mo-
on Of senator Slack ordered to lie with
e debate
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-06-01

4 peim thu arum, er ham hetir veri0 prestur 1
Minnesota. Var fyrst gu0spj6nusta kirkjunni
kL. 10 f. Ii. En- eftir halegi foru fran skemtanir
/ sk6garrjoori fyrir austan bpipn.
Professor Steingr. K. Hall, s0agkennari vio
Gust. Ad. College, og ungfrd Sigriour A. H6rdal
voru getin. saman / hj6naband i kirkju St. Pals
safnaoar 1 Minneota rann 10. +. M. Brdohjonin
l0g0u nasta dag 4 stao 1 kynnisfGr til attingja
sinna / N. Dakota og Manitoba. Heimili PETRA
verour / St. Peter.
Nokkur ungmenni ur pessu bygoarlagi hafa
siaastlioinn vetur stunda6 nam vio Gustuous Idol
plus College / St. Peter. Vic vorpr6fn par var ing
fri Guony Hofteig fHro upp / pri0ja bekk College,
deildarinnar, ungfrd Johanna H0ynason upp /
AMMAN bekk s0mu deildar og hr. Carl Olson urp /
fyrsta bekk College deildarinnar. Ungfrd Marsret
Hofteig err vfo s~0ngfra0isnam / sk6lanum.
Pam p. mai dtskrifuoust prjd islenzk ing
menni af lyG-aask0lanum / Minneota. FAD voru
pau s~ystkinin Byron og Martha H0gnason, born
hr. Snorra lI0gnasonar og Vilborgar konu hans,
og Jennie Frost, d0ttir hr. J0hannesar H. Frosts
og Borghildar konu hans. Sauna dag utskrifa0ist
at skolanum 1 Marshall Joseph Peterson, sonur hr.
Sigtinns Peturssonar og Sigurbjargar konu hans.
on hlutu ungmenni ressi ~agatasta vitnisburo.-
.,Vinland" fytur myndir af 0llum pessum ung-
mennum 1 00rum stao her / bla0inu.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-06-01
Fra Haskolanum / Grand Forks.

Vi0 burtfararpr6f hlaut hr. Guomundur s.
sGrstakt lof Honorable mention') fyrir
ritgero UNI efni0: 4 study Of tile cell IN its Patio
log5cnl condition.
vetur vann hr. v. Melsted fra Gardar gull
medal1u hask5lans / kappraoum, keptu "a UNI 40
i mott honum.
4 eitir fer listi yfr Islendinga vic sk6lann:
LGga-deHdin: Gunnar Olgeirsson, Gardar.
CoNegedcild1n: Guomundur S. Crimson, Mil
ton, Sveinbj0rn johnson, Akrd, Thomas johnson,
Mountain, Valdimar j. Melsted, Gardar.
arson, Svanhvit Einarson, Margaret ellis, Gunnar
Guomundsson, Halld6ra Hermann, Maggie Ind
rioason, Emilia S. Johnson, John H. johnson,
Mile johnson, Dina johnson, Sigurlaug iona
son, Hallfr1our Snowfeld, Byron, Lillian Thordar-
son, Esmond, Rdna Thordarson, Akra.
UndirJunings dr1din: Hannes S. Sigurosson,
Mountain: Kristbj0rg Kristianson, Mountain:
Stephen P. Johnson, Gardar; Christian Samson,
Akra: Flora Scheving, Hensel; A0alsteinn Sig
urosson, Mountains; Thomas Sigurosson, Mountain.
Terz1unnr-dei1dsn Einar O. Helgason, Gardar:
lngimundur s. II. johnson, Meadow; Hafsteinn
S. johnson, Mounta:n; Olafur G.. johnson Milton:
Pail johnson, Mountain; Thorun 1. johnson, Mil
ton: Ami Thortinnsson, Klein.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-06-01
Johannes S. Holm Damn.

Him 8. +. IN. andaoist a6 heimili Gunnars SON.
ar sins, / Marietta, Wash, 0ldungurinn Johannes
Sveinsson Holm L "a. aldurs ari. pangao vestir
futti ham fra Minneota fyrir premur arum sloan,
en- hafoi bdi0 / Minnesota nylendunni sloan arid
1885.
4 Islandi bio Johannes sal. .lengi q Korvlks-
st06um / Hjaltasta oapingha og si0ar a Hjartast0o-
UNI / Ei0apinghi. Ham var ~jafnan elm helzti
mattarst0lpi sinnar s%veitar. Hreppstj6ri var ham
I'm m0rg ar og er asts;eldum hans ipvi embgtti via
brugoi0 um austurland. Enda var ham drengur
him bezti og svo raung6our ao elk matti ham
nokkuo aunt sja. Johannes var merkur fr6oleiks-
maour og Pj6ohagur, fastur / lund og trygglyndur,
hetjulegur a svip o. him neutrality-suspicious.
ur h0foingi h7ar sem ham sast.
Johannes sal. lntur eftir sig aldurhnigna ekkiu
Sotfiu Vil%hjalmsd6ttur, og flora SYM, Gunnar or
Vilhjalm vestur / Marietta, Svein, honda / Mime
sofa, og Guoj6n, sem MI err nyjdtskrifa0ar af Min
nesota haskolapum. j..
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-06-01
NJ ndirnar r.

,,Vinland" fytur / petta sim myndir af 10 Is
lendingum, sem vor hafa utskrifast af a6ri menta-
stofnunum. Mynd af DR.. G.. f. Milford, sem 2. b..
gatum YER ekki fengio TINA fyrir petta blao.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-06-01
Fra Bdna6arskolanum i Fargo, N. d.

l vor dtskrifa6ist af buna0arsk0lanum i Fargo
hr. TIL. I. Kristjansson, fra Gardar, N. D.
Aorir lslenzkir 2emendur vl0 sk0lann si0astl.
vetur cru sem fylgir:
Ungfrdnnar G. s. isfeld, Gardar; X. T. Krist-
jansson, Gardar, og Mamie Savage fra Mountain.
Ennfremur reir herrar H.. Kristjansson, Mountain;
s. X. MyrdaI, Gssrdar: Jon scheving, Mountain, og
Einar Eyj6lfsson, Mountain.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-06-01
Fretta PiStlar,
IRA frettariturum ,,Vinlands".

Ora trettarlturum ,,Vlnlands'.
MOUNTAIN, N. OAK, JUNf 9O4
Magnus Stephenson og 1. v. Leifur Wilma UNI
TINA vio verzlun 1 Crystal.
Akirkjuring voru kosnir: Thomas Halld0rson,
johannes .J6nason og Ami Kristinson.
Benjamin s. Kristjanson, j. G. Christjanson,
John sveinson og feiri, cru 4 fero / Manitoba.
Miss Freda Christensen kennir sk0la nalagt
Rugby, Nd, og Sylvia johnson kennir skola skamt
fra Valhal]a.
Rigningasamt hefr verio UNI TINA, og tl0in
fremur k0ld. U%ppskeru horfur cru mj6g g60ara
pessum TINA ars.
Hr. j. F. Arnason hetir bygt nytt og gott fjos
og hl0ou, OF err einniS / undirbuuingi me0 az
stakka og laga 1b1oarhus slit.
Prof. j. S. Bj0rnson hefr vcrio kcnnari hja
okkur UNI l o'lkur undan farm ar. Nj er ham rao-
inn sem sk0last;j0ri / Valtalla.
Sagt err a0 landi vor, Austmann 40 nafni, sem
UNI undan farm ir hefr dvali0 1 Roseau county,
Minnesota, haf i felagi VIC FIR. johnson / Hensel.
kept verzlun feirra Holidays aud Gamelt /
Hensel.
Si0astl. ar var heilsufar fremur gott / Noun
tain bygo, var uerri heilt a, sem enginn var jard-
settur vic kirkju Vidalins-safna0ar bar til manuo-
inn sem leia, a0 kona Daniels Danielssonar andao-
list. Hin var goo kona oy merk, og verour hennar
efaust geti6 nanar. S0kum okunnugleika get eg
PAD ekki.
Ellis Thorwaldson, Thorgils Halldorson, Sveinn
johnson, }. J6nasoa og L. V. Leifur mnttu fyrir
h6nd sk6laheraos vors, 4 sk0lastj6rafundi, sem ar
lega er haldinn i Pelnbina county. < reim fund.-
cru redd yms vclferoar mai, sem snerta uppfra0slu
askuly0sins. /. V. Leifur var endurkosinn skrii.
ari fundarins.
MISNEOTA, N JIM 1904.
Ve0ratta or hin akj6sanlegasta og ltlit me0
jaroargr0our hi0 beta.
3. p. IN. utskrifaoist ungfru porbj0rg Swanson
fra Marshall al kennarask6lanum ST. Cloud 90 cr
hun Pegar 1a0in ke2nari / Little Falls, Mimi.
Snemma / ressum manuoi utskrifaoist einnig
fra Minnesota hash6lanum Guoj6n G.. Holm, heo-
an fra Minneota. Ham byst vi0 ao leggja fyrir
sig bla0amensku / framtioinni.-
Hr. Halldor b. Gislasoa, sem verio hefr SID
asst. ar kennari / melskufrn0i vi0 r1kishask6lanp
Minneapolis, t6k 0ndveroum pessum manuoi
fullnaoar prof l0gum, og heir gengi0 / fGlag me6
Birni broom sinum, l0gfra6ing her / Minneota.
Samkomu helt kvenfelagio 1 Lincoln Go. 10. +.
m. skogarlundi a bdj0ro Mrs. Gu0rlnnr Sigvalda-
son. Voru Par reour futtar af ymsum og skemt
ser vel og lengi.
Samkomu heldu Is. +. m. ferminn.r hiirn s1ra
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-06-01
Fra St. Peter. Mimi.

Vio Gustavus Adolphus College hafa verio
pessir islenzkir namsmenn si0astl. yetur.
I CoWege-desldinn Ungfrunnar Gu6ny Hof-
teig og Johanna IlOgnason, baoar fra Minneota.
t UmdirJumingsdeHd \efsta bekkC Carl j. o.
son fra Minneota, MINI. Ham vann verolaun fyr-
ir malsnild.
I Ver=lumar-deiydinni Fr1mann Hall (dtskrif-
aostl og Kristjan Tlorsteinsson, baoir fra Gardar,
N. Oak.
SGng-dei1dinni: Pctur johnson fra Brd, Man.
ungfrdr Margret Hofteig fra Minncota og G. Ara
son fra Mountain, N. Oak.
The Washington times., 1904-05-17
KID MCCOY WOULD
FIGHT O'BRIEN AGAIN
Virtuous Knuckleduster Surprised to
Find Honesty Questioned
by Critics.

NEW YORK, May 1T can whip
philadelphia Jack O'Brien the best day
he ever saw said Kid Mccoy at his
place of business. I'll fight him any
where he wants to fight. and any way"
Mccoy was much in earnest. and the
talk that the fight with O'Brien was a
fake greatly disturbed him.
The fight was on the level" added
the Kid L never fought harder in all
my life. l am in the lighting game
again; I am in It to make a living. 1
am not in IL to fool people or TO get
people TO doubt my work What would
be the use?
u declare again that I never fought
harder in all my life than / did with
O'Brien in Philadelphia. When we were
right in the thick of the fight ! would
strike at him so hard that IL would take
mon ter or fifteen seconds TO recover
before could lead again. It's this WaS
with me: I've been out Of the game for
several years. No man IS fit in the hrst
fight after two or three years rest.
zone other matter. though. about TIE
Philadelphia affair. 1 beat o Brien- The
referee said after the gong at the end
of the last round that If he had to
give a decision it would have been to
me"
The Washington times., 1904-05-17
ARCANUN BASEBALL
ON THE WHITE LOT
New League Begins Operation Today,
Commissioner West to Make
Opening Speech.

A new amateur baseball league Will
spring I'm existence this afternoon. The
Royal Arcanum League formally opens
its season with a game between Kismet
and District councils on the east dia-
rnond OF the White Lot. Commissioner
West win address the boys.
This year great interest in athletics
has been aroused among the Washing
ton councils. The first organization 20
be formed by them was the Royal Ar
canum Bowling League. which was or
gained about the middle Of the past
season and finished out its champion
lea que proved a big success, and IL Is
but fair 20 say that the baseball or
ganiZatiOn viii attract even more at
tentiOn.
The Washington times., 1904-05-17
LIST Of EVENTS
FOR HIGH SCHOOLS
TWenty-three Contests Are
Provided.
PRELlMINARIES ARRANGED
Only Three Men From Each School Al
lowed in Any One Race-PrOmpt-
ness Assured.
PRELIMINARIES ARRANGED

The official program of events for tho
annual outdoor meet of the Washington
high Schools has just been completed
There are twenty three of them down
fol decision, the first of which. the
trials for the junior 75-yard dash, two
to qualify, will be begun promptly at 3
o'clock on the day Of the games. May
.
Only three of the five entered in each
event from each school will be allowed
to start in any event.
Three Calls Only.
There will be three calls for each
event, one at ten minutes before the
start. one at FIVE and the last at two
II any competitor is not ready at the
last call the race Will be started with
out him.
Der of points Will be adJudged the
winner of the meet. Five points will be
allowed for first place, three for second,
and one for third.
The program, in the order in which
the events viii be run off, follows:
The Events.
Trials, junior, 75-yard dash, two to
qualify; trials. senior, 100-yard dash, two
TO qualify; trial heat for second men, 80
yard dash, two TO qualify; trial heat for
second men, l00-yard dash, two to quail
fly; half-mile run, final in 75-yard dash.
final in 100-yard dash, trials, 22O-yard
hurdles, two to qualify; trials. Z29-3ard
dash trial for second men, 220-yard
hurdle. one 10 qualify; final 2zO-yard
dash. mile run, 440-yard run, final 30
yard hurdle, junior relay, championship
relay, high jump. junior broad jump,
broad jump. pole vault. shot put; ham
mer throw, throwing discus.
The Washington times., 1904-05-17
CORBETT AND BRITT
ARE MATCHED AGAIN
Will Meet for Featherweight Champion
ship Not Later Than De-
eember 81.

NEW YORK. May 17.-Jimmy Britt
and Young Corbett have been matched
for the featherweight championship of
the world The fight will take place in
San Francisco, but the date has not
been set The articles srlpulate. however.
that the men shall meet in the ring
not later than December 81
Willie Britt. representing his brother,
and Harry Pollok, Corbett's manager
drew I'D she articles, which stipulate
that the date and other details for the
contest shall be agreed upon al a meet
ing between Britt and COrbett or their
representatives on September Is. The
agreement also provides that no bouts
other than three-round sparring con-
tests shall be engaged in before the
fight Pollok suggested San Francisco.
and Britt Immediately agreed. Britt
insisted on the provision that no fight
previous 10 the match should be en-
gagged -.