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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-08-05

1ly. iESulSlll JuZ WyS1d1 Dy1 ZOllS
/ sprzety domowe:: ma razie ME
MONA sic dowiedziec, dokad. Po-
niewaz w ostatMch czasach da1
sic slyszec tenn, re wybiera sic
do kanady lub Meksyku, przeto
mozliwa jest rzecza, re istotnie
wyjechaf do jednego z tych kra-
jow.
Naciagnieci przez Poklewskie-
go iczni klienci przez caiy tydzieh
biezacy oblegaja jego dawne blu
lro. Niezmiernie to przykre jest
zw}aszcza niejakiemu p. Michalo-
wi Wardzihskiemu, ktorego Po-
klewski pred kilku miesiacami
sprowadzi1 z Buffalo i da{ sie-
bic zatrudnienie. Rowniez od-
wokat Max Kaczmarek, ktorego
pewne interesa prawne laczyly z
biurem Poklewskiego, teraz ME
zmierniel oburzony, w imieniu
wspolnych klientow,p ,przy}ozyc sic
podobno zamierza do scigania
zbiega. Utrzymuja niektorzy' re
liczba osob oszukanych przez
zbieglego agenta wyniesie okolo
$50.
Trudno wyliczac wszystkich,
ktorzy juz sic zgiosili pretensya-
mi, re Poklewski ich oszukal. Je-
den re studentow w kolegium sw.
Stanis}awa zapfaci} Poklewskie-
mu $40 "a billet okretowy dla bra
ia swego, ably tegoz sprowadzic
z Europy; brat jego biletu ME o.
trzymal
Frank Majer' 767 N. Paulina
str, w podobny sposob zosta} O.
szukany o $50. Kilka W}ochow
skarzy sic, re ich Poklewski W
TAXI sposob naciqgna} Polakow W
ten pos6b oszukanych jest bardzo
wielu.
JakiS czlowiek dfugoletnie osz-
czednosci swe w sunie S182.75
postal "a posrednictwem Poklew-
skiego chorej zonie do Europy;
zona jego tych pieniedzy ME O.
trzyma}a, a ow czlowiek obecnie
podobno popada w oblakanie.
Mnostwo innych osob, ,ktorych
nazwisk ME przytaczamy, przez
Poklewskiego oszukanych w roz-
ny sposob, wymienionych jest W
niektorych dzisiejszych gazetach
angielskich; diuga Iste nazwisk
przytacza zwlaszcza Chicago
Chronicle, kt6re to czasopismo
podaje takze portret Poklewskie-
go.
Rozumie sic, ze p. Leon Nowak
kupujac biuro Poklewskiego' ME
wiedzial O tenn, w jakim stanie So
tegoz interesa. Zdaje sic, re konl-
pania U. S. Express Co. postara
sic schwycenie zbiega, vtedy
duzo skarg zostanie przeciw ME
mu wniesionych.
2 kol policyjnych.
Szef policyi Collins dzisiaj roz-
poczyna ma seryo wojne re zbro-
dniarzarni. "Latajace kolumny"
po raz pierwszy rozpoczna swo-
ia dziaialnost, i "biuro NOR
derstw" bedzie skompletowane,
Wczoraj w dwoch rozkazach
dziennnych szef zawezwal wszyst-
kich czlonkow departamentu do
wspoldzialania w rugowaniu z
miasta zbrodni.
Wedle nowego rozporzadzenia
szefa' o kazdym wypadku NOR
derstwa naczelnik stacyi policyj-
nej, w ktorej obrebie morderstwo
popelniono, - natychmiast u
wiadomic ma o tenn asystenta
szefa policyi, ten bezzwlocznie,
wysle swych detektywow ma
miejsce zbrodni i zbierac bedzie
wszelki materya1 dowodowy' ably
zbrodniarzy oddac w rece spra-
wiedliwosci. Jezeli zajdzie po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-08-05
TELEGRAMY

Sachalinie poddasa sic. Poczaw-
sly cd 27 lipca cofali sic Rosyanie
na posudnie cd Bykowa pred ia
pohska konnica. General Liapow,
gubernator Sachalinu, przysiaa
wreszcie parlamentarza i oswald
cyl re niema lekarstw opatrun-
kow, azeby mogl leczye ranio-
nych, przeto re wzgledow ludz-
kich musi sic poddac. TAX uczy-
nil 81 lipca. Japohczycy wzieli 70
oficerow $500 szeregowcow do
niewoli, zabrali nadto wszystka
broi materyaiy wojenne.
Toxic, 5 sierpnia.. = Donosza
gs6wnej kwatery, ze przednie
straze obu armij stoja obecnie ma
przeoiw siebie ma odleg}osc strza-
3u karabinowego. Lada chwili
przyjsc musi do starcia ma posud-
niowym brzegu rzeki Tiumen
New York, S sierpnia. = Pier
VISA czynnoscia Wittego bylo po-
rozumiewanie sic z dwiema fir
mani bankoweni ulicy Wall,
ktore zgodziiy sic przyrzec Rosyi
udzielenie wiekszej pozyczki ma
wet w tym wypadku, ze uklady
zostana zerwane, re wojna toczyc
sic bedzie dalej re car postano-
Wi wyrzec sic zamiaru przepro-
wadzania dalszych reform. Gree
gorz Wilenkin' finansowy agent
rosyjski, przeczy tel wiadomosci.
Witte zwiedzai Wall ulice tylko
z cickawosci rozmawiai tam wy
}acznie dawnymi znajomyrni.
Godzadany, Mandzurya, 5 sier-
pnia. - Pc zatoce Piotra Wiel-
kiego, mad ktora ley Wladywo-
stok, kraza japohskie wojenne o.
krety. Ich swiatia widac wieczo-
rem z brzegu.W Mandzuryi panu-
ia nieznosne upaly padaja desz-
cze, utrudniajace rugby wojenne.
Zolnierze choruja i So zniechece-
nj.
Petersburg, S sierpnia. = Ga
zety zachwycaja sic prasa amery-
kaiska, ktora Rosyi okazuje przy-
chylnose. Ogolna uwaga jest O.
becnie wylacznie zwrocona ma
Portsmouth. MaIo kto interesuje
sic rada panstwa, ktora omawia
atrybucye dumy narodowej. w
Jekaterynosiawiu bombardowano
kamieniami zydowskie domy' a
zyd1i strzelali z okien. Guberna-
tor zapowieidziai uzycie wojska
dla usmierzenia rozruchow. Ma
linii kolejowej NoworosyjskleJ
wojsko strzelaio do zbuntowanych
strajker6w, ktorych 80 poleglo
a s2 zostalo ranionych.
Esrlint 5 siefpnda. - Anglia
szkodzi Niemcom,g ,gdzie tylko mo-
ze. Wodz powstahcow W poaud-
niowo zachodniej Afryce, osla-
wiony Witboi wtargnai ponownie
z posiadiosci angielskich do kolo-
Mi nienieckiej. Jego wojsko jest
lobrze uzbrojone i zaopatrzorle
we wszystkie potrzeby. Zdra-
dzieckie postepowanie Anglii ME
usposabia Nismcow do goscinne-
go przyjecia okretow angielskich
W portach nora Baityckiego. We
kolonii Przyladka ewicza sic we
wladaniu bronia rekruci, z ktory-
mi pozniej Memo ME moga So
bic dae rady.
Berlin, sierpnia. - Zgodne
zalatwienie sprawy marokanskieJ
natrafia ma ciagie trudnosci. Po-
zwolenie ma urzadzenie w Tan
gerze przystani dla okretow' da-
ne Niemcom, ME podoba sic Fran
cuzom, ktorzy teraz zadaja stano-
wczo, azeby konferencya marc
kanska odbyia sic w Madrycie,
podczas kiedy Niemcy rownie ME
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13
Are You Interested in a Fast Growing
Country?

The Chicago & North-W Western Rail.
way Co. will furnish reliable informa-
ton regarding many desirable locations
in the West and Northwest on its lines
for industrial establishments. Hotels,
banks, stores, produce buyers, lumber
dealers, brick yards and other excellent
business opportunities.
Full information regarding cheap
lands in this fertile territory. All the
particulars desired by prospective set
tiers are promptly furnished upon APP
plication 10 agents of the North-W Western
Line or to w. b. Kniskern, Passenger
Traffic Manager, Chicago.
1858 9-19 til 10-1s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13
FAVORED OF ALL THE WORLD

is Michigan. From her deep green
woods of the north to the lake-dot-
ted southland she is known of all
people as the one ideal place to
spend a few days, weeks or months,
as circumstances will permit, in any
season and at any time.
AS a resort region, every need OF
desire is met. Hunting, fishing and
every sport and pastime OF summer
is within a few hours of your reach
over the Michigan Central. The
Niagara Falls R%ou,e," which runs
through fast trains and an unexcel-
led service to all points in Michigan
and the west. This is the road to
Mackinaw, see that your agent has
your ticket read via this line and
send to ]. w. DAILY, Chief Asst. G. p.
A., Buffalo, N. Y, for vacation helps
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13

The A~dirondacks in September
are we'll worth a visit if only to
breathe the exhilarating atmosphere
and see the glory of the autumn col
oring. Reduced rates at hotels.
The superior train service OF the
Delaware and Hudson Railroad will
be continued the same as during the
summer. Through parlor and sleep
ing cars from New York to Lake
Placid and intermediate stations.
Tickets and information at New
York offices, 81 Cortlandt street and
1854 Broadway.
13129-9-15-tr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13
New Car Line to Southern California.

Pullman tourist sleeping cars through
to Los Angeles without change daily
from Chicago, beginning September
18th, via the Chicago, Union Pacific
and North Western Line and the newly
opened Salt Lake Route. Great reduc-
ton in time schedules via this route.
Colonist one way tickets on sale daily
from Chicago. beginning September
18th, only $500 to Los Angeles. Cor
respondingly low rates from other
points. Double berth in tourist sleep
ing cas- $500. For tickets, sleeping
car reservation and full particulars, APP
ply to your nearest ticket agent or write
10 S. A. Hutchinson, Mgr, 2l2 Clark
St Chicago. lol1T 9-l9 til 1913
Leave Want" Ads. at branch Of
fees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13
Mauch Chunk, Glen 0noko and SwitChbaci
Excursion via Lehigh Valley Rail-
road Oct. 18th.

AS this will be the last Excursion for
the season, it will be safe to say that it
will be the most delightful one, Is the
scenery at this time of the year is un-
surpassed. Special train will leave
Perth Amboy at 9.15 a. m. Fare for
round trip; adults, $1.50; children, 70
cents. 1880 1910 st
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13

Bin Nns;noV We call for and deliver orders I'd my part of the city, also Staten Island
NUssUUs Ferry. Hotels Restaurants and Boarding Houses supplied reasonably
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-16
NO HARMONY OUTSIDE THE
STRAIGHT TICKET

p. c. Jones, most estimable gentle.
man but unfortunately gone astray in
the present political contest, says that
he intends TO vote for an Independent
candidate Tor Sheriff and an independ.
ent candidate for Supervisor because
he wants to promote harmony.
II Mr.. Jones will add harmony with
a Ratchet we will be half inclined to
believe that his vote will accomplish
the result named. Taken alone, his
use of the word Harmony" cannot, be
considered as anything but amusing
or an unfortunate error on his part.
We have no doubt that men who
take the view set by Mr.. Jones are
honest enough in their desire to bring
about real harmony. The only trouble
with them is that they are going about
1t in the wrong way.
In the first place, any man who has
watched the trend Of politics in this
Territory and on this island must
know that the fate OF the independent
candidate Is already settled before he
starts In.
The Independent candidate cannot
be elected.
The Republican who splits his ticket
Is casting a vote for the candidate Of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-16

As regularly as campaign comes
around, Mr.. w. o. Smith declares for
the worst side in the fractional politics
of Hawaii.-Advertiser
We cannot speak with the same au.
thority as to Mr.. Smiths position In
fractional" politics. We have no in
terest in Mr.. Smiths stand in factional
politics, nor have the people. The fact
IS that W. o. Smith has stood staunch.
ly by the party Of progress in each
election contest. He is no wilmer, no
knocker. He knows that success In
government is secured through or.
ganization rather than chaos. In other
words w. o. Smith, like the majority
Of the voters of Oahu is no fool He
doesn't believe in getting men out to
work in the primaries and conventions.
and after that work is done honestly
turn around and play the part nf .
political pirate.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-16

the chief opposing party. II can not
proved time after time here and else
where.
Consequently when man says he Is
voting a harmony" ticket by voting
for an independent candidate, he is.
as a matter of fact, voting to put tho
element in office.
Is this the "harmonv'' that IL
sought? It certainly is the harmony
which such men as vote with Mr..
Jones and his following will bring
about. A harmony" that will not Sc
cure efficient administration for the
people, harmony that will not pro-
mote the success of local self-govern.
ment harmony possibly theoretical,
but practically chaos.
AS regards harmony with the Gov.
ernor, we fail to see It in the light that
TO defeat the Republicans.
The High Sheriff of the County ia
under the direction of the Supervisors
of the County. Some seem to thin,
that the executive officers of the Ter
ritory want to run the County. Per
haps this supposition is right; but tho
law puts the administration in tho
hands of the people and the officers
they select.
But supposing the Territorial Off
clals do have hand in the affairs OF
the County. doesn't 1t stand to reason
err harmony with Republican Officers
than with that curious combination
known as the Fusionists?
Sifted right down to its last analy
sis this fractional Independent move
ment Is made for thS purpose ol
knocking down a man the fractional
lists don't like. The talk they make
about improvement in the administra
ton is all buncombe. And the people
know II.
The harmony they claim to want
TO accomplish Is the harmony with a
Ratchet. 1t Is thumb rule and ring
bossism, or the complete ascendancy
of the most unreliable political ele
ment in the County.
The candidates offered by the Re
publican party are men who can BIZ
depended upon to act fairly and hon
estly by the people. They will admin
lister the County affairs in a manner
that will secure the best results fol
the people.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-16
CHE FA AND BLIND PIGS

Editor Evening Bulletin: Will you
kindly allow me few lines in your
valuable paper.
I am a Fusion Ticket man straight
and defy anyone to say to the con.
trary; but yesterday Honolulu saw
some of the dirtiest kind of politics
that any campaign could advance. I
mean those envelopes with address of
POLITICS INSIDE" and would like
to reply to Then and Now" with the
statement that I did see and do now
know that che ia is still rampant in
this city made 80 pure" by HI Henry;
that corruption is evident on every
street, and at all hours a person can
call on the blind pigs that are in exist.
ence.-the after-edects of the last cor.
rupt election, and do not close them!
When the Hi Henry" managers take
this form of campaign they'd better
wash the fishy taste and smell off their
presence before they step into the
arena.
A FIGHTING FUSIONIST.
Honolulu, June 16. '0a. E
I. 4 + + 4 + + + 4 4 = + = = + = = =
who at once ran to the house of neigh.
bors to telephone the fire department.
Upon her return to the house the
and the structure was doomed. Men
working in the neighborhood and
neighbors did everything In their pow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-16

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-16

hands of its unrelenting enemies,
whom the Independent candidates rep.
resent.
1t is as true in this County cam
paign as 1t has ever been in Terri.
torial contest that the man who would
vote for competence in office, civic adj
vancement. common sense, business
judgment in handling local affairs, and
harmony of administrative forces will
'ote the straight Republican ticket.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-16
FIRE DESTROYS
THIS MORNING
(|ROlER RESIDENCE

Fire early this morning totally do
stroyed the fine Manoa valley house Of
c. b. Reynolds, occupied by Charles
Girdler, commission agent, an explod.
ing oil stove causing the destruction.
The premises were insured.
About 1880 o'clock, while Mrs. Grid
Ter and her daughter were alone in
the house, the oil stove in the kitchen
exploded. The daughter discovered the
blaze and ran to inform her mother
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-16
BROWNS DENIAL.
CONTINUED from Pace ~

It special point to enforce provided
duty, nor any officer in uniform while
off duty should enter a saloon for the
purpose of drinking, and this regula.
ton was lived up to. of duty | con
sidered | had no right to prevent an
officer in citizens clothes taking a
drink in a saloon If he saw fit-I con.
sidered It his business not mine, and
do not deny that a number of my
officers while off duty and in citizens
clothes frequented saloons, and 1t was
my Judgment then and now, that by
so doing they gathered knowledge and
Information that enabled them to keep
much better track and control over the
criminal element in the city. Any Off.
GER in a saloon who became intoxicat.
ed. or otherwise conducted himself In
q manner unbecoming an officer was
subject to reprimand or discharge.
deny in connection with the foregoing
that my subordinates while on duty
In uniform were often wasting their
time playing cards for money. In
dividual cases Of that kind may have
occurred but when detected have been
severely dealt with.
Unfair and Partisan.
The Governor proceeds to criticise
my attitude in regard to the liquor
clubs already referred to. That has
been already answered and I wish
here simply to point out the unfair and
partisan character of the accusations
Of the Governor. Reading his charge
against me In reference to these liquor
clubs, who would have supposed that
the Governor himself had organized
such a club. and that these clubs at
the time were considered by the At
torney Generals Department as well as
my own to be within the law, a belief
PROFESSIONALLY shared by the Governor
himself when he established the club
to the electors to decide whether or
not the accusation as made by the
Governor In reference to these clubs
IL not grossly unfair to me and that
common justice and decency required
of him the admission in connection
with his charge; that until recently
such clubs were generally and honestly
believed to contravene no law by the
officials of the Territory.
When the Governor steps into local
County fight and selects one man for
his target 1t is expected that he has
weighed every word he utters, and in
making his accusation he should admit
In behalf of the accused every mate.
rial fact in his favor. because his &C.
cusation comes with the weight of his
office back of 1t.
Continuing with the Governors
charges he asserts that IL must have
known that by my order threatening
TO remove any employee Of my de.
partment who assigned his warrant.
and by leaving my cashier to dis.
tribute the warrants, that was Great.
ing q splendid opportunity for q
monopoly in the money.lending trade
! may not have known the profit that
not only the money.lender was making
but that my cashier was also making
Money-Lendins Abuses.
Replying ! wish to state that short
ly after the passage of the present
Audit Act abuses grew up out of the
pledging Of warrants by assignment
by employees Of the government
case arose where an employe of my de
partment assigned the same warrant
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-16

Sensible business men will vote the
straight Republican ticket because
their interests demand the harmony
secured from having competent men
in office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-16

The Weekly Edition OF. the Evening
Bulletin gives complete summary Of
the news OF the day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-16
The Haprice Sale Of fine Millinery at Caes Millinery Parlos

Monday
waiting
the stock the Coast that will be
will
everything going half yourself Re-
o q
CORNER HOTEL AND Observation-Disclosures.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-16

This is not Knocker County In the
State of Civic Federation. The
straight Republican ticket will win.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-16
A CIVIC MORALITY

Civic.Henry runners are circulating
the yarn among road department EN-
ployes that there will be no road work
under County government, that all
road work will be Territorial.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-16
The REPUBLICAN TICKET

The REPUBLICAN TICKET
Supervisor-at-larGe,
e. r. ADAMS.
County Sheriff,
A. N. BROWN.
County clerk,
D. kAlAuokAlANl, JR.
County Auditor,
J. slckNELL.
County Treasurer,
c. W. BOOTH.
County Attorney,
e. A. DouTHiLT.
Supervisor District Of Honolulu,
JOHN LUCAS.
Supervisor District Of Honolulu,
J. c. QUINN.
Supervisor District Of Honolulu,
C. W. SMITH.
Supervisor District Of Eva.
r. A. WOODWARD.
Supervisor Districts Of Waianae and
Waialua,
ANDREW COX.
Supervisor Districts Of koolauloa and
koolaupoko.
r. C. LANE.
Deputy Sheriff for Honolulu.
J. kAlAkIElA.
Deputy Sheriff for Eva,
J. FERNANDEZ.
Deputy Sheriff for Waianae,
c. ]. HOLT.
Deputy Sheriff for waialua,
OSCAR cox.
Deputy Sheriff for kooIauloa,
J. kEkAuoHA.
Deputy Sheriff for koolaupoko,
FRANK PAHiA.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
Lebanon vic,auy.

Mrs johnson ANA Mrs Cora BE. Wis.
itrd at Mr. Fl.s "Wednesday.
Mr.Johnsou vas on The sick Disc last
week.
Quito number from This ucighhor.
hood met q; Mr. L,nE's las; Saturday
night aud had fine time.
Miss Lizzie Griiin visited over Sun.
day with Nallio Lano.
Quite few oi tao young people from
this neikhborhood Gcro ~ the cypber.
inR match ~ Union Valley last Wcdnes-
day evening.
Mr. and Mira. Jim Rex spent S,tur.
day night in Jasper vita Mrs. Rex's
father who is very sick.
Er. Loeb Will preach at Lebanon
next Sunday afternoon at three clock.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16

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The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
hIun SCHOOL NoTas
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The Jasper news., 1905-11-16

There will bo no preaching services
a. ths Presbyterian church next Sun
day ou account ui Ihr pastor beng en-
Sagsd 10 spec,ai meetings AT Maple
Grove,
Mr.. and MS. Cloyta Bradford, Of
WeJo City, Mrs. Grace Fairfield OF Col
umbus, Kansas, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
L,uderUNUgh and Mr.. and hre. H-ckn-
thorn of the Preston nrighboraooi cam"
up yesterday 20 attend the funeral Of
j l. GSrdner.
Rev. Ferguson reports his meetings.
at Mt MoriAh progressing nicely being
five sourorsions up to last night. Prof
Sweetlaud sod y. A. Nackey visited
the meeting Noulsy night aud Mr. aud
Mrs. Swcss.and aud crowd OF Jasper
young people 1cst down Tuesday
night
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
High School this week .

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A number Of the High School studunts
attended tho cipher.nl match at Union
Valley last wednesday night.
The American and Easl.sh Literature
classes as we'll ~ the other members
Of the High School are intensely look
ing forward TO Library day when our
library will be stored with al kinds OF
good Literature and thas euable Us to
obtAin much more good from our studies
Miss Grace Bowers was absent Wed
nesdsy and TLursaay on account Of
sickness.
Many Of the students arc expecting
to attend tho lecture 10 be given Thurs
day evening.
The Foot Ball Team had n challenge
from Springfield Normal for a game
this week. Tbey wanted US to send
fit,y eight dollars for expenses which
o' course was TOO much Tor such q
rrecocious set of studonts as the j.,
II. S. affords.
We also had a challenge from Webb
City Y. NJ. G. \, Tor baskrI ball game
80 be played this weok but the chal.
lenRe will not bs accepted,