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The Falls City tribune., 1905-04-21

That amt my stylc.''said Casey. Strike
one" the umpire said.
From the beuches black with people
there went up a muffle1 roar.
Like the beating of the storm waves on
4 stern and distant shore,
XIII him. Kill the umpire!'' shouted some
one on the stand:
And it's llkley they'd have killed him had
not Casey raised his hand.
With a smile of Christian charity great
Casey's visage shown.
He stilled the raising tumult; He babe
the game go on:
He signaled To the pitcher, and once more
the spheroid flew;
But Casey still ignored it. and the umpire
said Strike two"
Fraud cried the maddened thousands,
and the echo swes 'Fraud"!
But one scornful look from Casey, and
the audience was awed.
They saw his face grow stern and cold
they saw his muscles strain,
Anu they knew that Casey wouldn't let
that ball go by again.
The sIeer is gone from Casey's lip, his
teeth are clinched in hate;
de p-unds with cruel violence his bat
upoa the plate.
And now the pitcher holds the ball, and
now he lets it go'
And now the air is shattered by the force
of Casey's blow.
oh! somewhere in this favored land the
sun is shining bright;
The band is playing somewhere, and
The Falls City tribune., 1905-04-21

But Flynn let drive single. to the Won
derment of all.
And Blake, the much despis ID, tore the
cover of the ball:
And when the dust had lifted and they
saw what had occurred,
There was Johnnie safe At second and
Flynn a-hugging third.
Then from five thousand throats and more
there rose 4 lusty yell;
1t rumbled through the valley it ratified
in the dell:
1t knocked upon the mountain and recoiled
For Casey mighty Casey was advanc-
ing to the bat.
There was ease in Casey's manner as
he stepped into his place;
There was pride in Casey's bearing and a
smile on Casey's face.
And when. responding to the cheers, he
lightly dotted his hat
No stranger in the crowd could doubt
twas Casey At the bat.
Ten thousand eyes were on him as he
rubbed his hands with dirt:
Five thousand tongues applauded when
lie wiped them on his shirt.
Then. while the writhing pitcher ground
the ball into his hip,
Defiance CLEANED in Casey's eye, a 'sneer
curled Casey's lip.
Aud now the leather covered sphere came
hurting through the air,
And Casey stood a-watchiug it in naughty
grandeur there.
Close by the sturdy batsmau the ball I'M
needed sped;
The Falls City tribune., 1905-04-21
SA MU Ell w HI
AGENT

Those who have heard De Wolf
Hopper recite the following
poem will find especial pleasure
in now reading it. However, it
is worth any ones while.
CASEY AT THE BAIT"
"a ballad of the Republic. sung in the year 1883
The outlook wasn't brilliant for the Mud
willie nine that da y:
The score stood 4 to ? with but one in
ming more To play.
And then when Coouey died at first, and
Barrows did the same,
A sickly silence fell upon the patrons of
the game.
A struggling few got up to go in deep de-
spair the rest
Clung to that hope that springs eternal
in the human breast:
They thought if only Casey could but
get a whack X At that
They'd put mp even money with
Casey at the bat
But Flynn preceded Casey as did also
Jimmy Blake,
And the former was a lulu and the latter
was a cake:
SO upon that stri ken multitude grim mel
ancholy sat,
For there seemed but little chance of CaSey's
getting to the hat,
The Falls City tribune., 1905-04-21
Eat Sowles Candy.

Frank Wylie is now in Auburn.
W. S. Leyda was in Stella dur
ing the week.
Remember the City Pharmacy
for Wall paper.
Mrs. Heacock visited in Kansas
City this week.
w. Wylie registered at the
Union House Monday.
Mrs. Jesse Law of Table Rock
is visiting friends in this city.
DR.. Scott was an Nj. p. passen-
ger tor Leavenworth on Monday.
Mrs. F. Martin and daugh-
ter Helen we're Hiawatha visitors
Saturday.
The Falls City tribune., 1905-04-21

sonnewhere hearts are light,
Anu somewhere men are laughing, and
some where children shout:
But there is no joy in dville-mighty
Casey. has struck out.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
Citu Hotels.

-ELEoANTLY FURNISHED APARTefE>T.-Fr.-
l.. baths including meals klo Weeklys wa tAe~
VAN RENSSELAER,. 10 E 1lth-st-. near cta-Sv>
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

WILLIAM n MARSH.
HERBERT r. M'CLESSEN.
WILLIAM p. YOJNGS.
CHARLES A. IOJNGS.
DAVID /. YOUNGS
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
NIARsH s NrCLENNEN-NOTICE is HERE-

~ by given the Limited Partnership 81 Marsh &
Mcennen o. the formation OF which hed
IN the Office the Clerk ~ the County o. New York
January 4th 1900 and certificates for the continuation
which nled II said Office January ID. 1901 De-
SOta. 1901. 31st. pursuant
is continued January "a 1905 January
% 1910 under OF MARSH & NCLENNEN.
ur1ncfuaI business be located the
County OF York and the general nature of the bust
ness to that OF buying selling trading
and dealing lumber and timber The general and
claI partners all OF whom are OF fun age are William 2
Marsh general partner residing % Fifth Avenue Bor
ouEh OF Manhattan. City OF New YORK: Herbert F.
McCernen general partner residing 24 south Ciinto
Street East Orange. y J; William y 1oungs specia.
partner residing $40 lo6th Street Boroush o
Manhattan City York: Charles A Nounss special
partner. residing at Ionkers, New York and David I
Y0unrs special partnar. residing summit n j. ESoh
Fpcia partner contributed the Of s. @ 50 % the
common stock Partnership and the certincas
which partnership has been continued ued IN the
ONCE os County New York Decszn-
3Oth. 1904
WILLIAM MARSH.
HERBERT r MCLENSSEN
WILLIAM P YOJNGS.
CHARLES A. TOTNGS.
u
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
once of the
BUFFALO,, ROCHESTER, & PITTSBURGH RAILWAY
Limited Copartnership Notices.

JAMES McGOVERN & CO.-NOTICE IS
hereby given that the copartnershp heretofore
existing between James McGovern. LemueI c. Bene-
ilcl ana Robert A Drysdale. carrying and doing
business as stock and bond brokers under the firm
name and style Of James McGovern & CO., this
DAY dissolved by mutual consent Any OF the former
partners viii sign in liquidation
Dated, New York. December 31st, 1904.
JAMES McGOVERN.
LEMUEL 9. BENEDICT.
ROBERT A. DRYSDALE-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
RENEDICT. DRYsDALE & COVE, LEM

oos9D ge ana Benedict ESosTs PTysda5e s Rshs5S L, ard
age and are the SUBSCRIBERS hereto having formed a
statutes or b pat @ Vol 70 thG ~ f9S r OF %
f tse to name IN OF the F FRdST EReh sd
DALE 4 co. and the County wherein the principal
New-Yorl. Borough o. Manhattan, City and State OF
II That the general nature Of the business
tended 70 be transacted by such partnership IS gen
according TO the rules and regulations OF the New
M That the names Of the general and special
"a p s eaTsleu thfIeln 1 ana their TeSPecIl'e PaeS
LEMgEL G. BENEDIcT: residing at Plaz4 4-. Hotel
ROBERT A DRYsDALE. residing Montclair. New
RIcBBARR GOODWIN; residing at as Carlton Avenue.
JAMES MeG2TERN @ residing st s:9 West 5stR Street
each Of whom is Of full age
". That the said. Lemqel C. Benedict. Robert \
in said arm and the said James McGovern
That ne amount Of capital which the said James
mon stock. IS the sum Of one hundred thousand
VI that the said partnership Is to begin on tn.
S1st day Of December. 1904. and to end the a1st
Dated York City this s1st day Of DseemBsr 1904
k6REFT' k6sEkF = 4 P4sYsbaIa. 5E-NsfRlLE.
JAMES MoG0TERN.
a s5s ans S2gnE s day Of % Fg Gecsb: 93 1904 before m.
sonaily came and appeared Lsmael e. Benedict BOP
ern. TO me known and known to 70 be all Of the
instrument and they heveTaIiy acknowledged TO no
that they executed the same ,.r,.,,,,,v.,
Notary Public n. Y. Co.
Stats OF New York, } &C
County Of New York So
Richard Goodwin being duly sworn, says; .
10 is general partners named IN the
limited Partnership; that the
specified said Certificate have been con-
tributed stock By James MceToyern. the
special partner therein, wit, the OF One nun
dred thousand (SI00000) Dollars. has been actuaIly
ana good faith paid IN cash 10 the sald common
RICHARD GOODWIN.
Sworn to before me this s1st day Of December. 1904
CHAS I. THATCHER. Notary Public, y Y Co.
Clerks Ofice.
County OF New York ,o,.1o,r limited Partnership
be published week for six sHeGessEs wees 1 "a
The New York Journal and y y IrlDuhe., NNo
papers published having circulation IN the Co1I
" OF New York -.
THOS L HAMILTON, Clerk
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

GUARANTEED STOCKS.
Gurrishse by joseph Walker & Sons No 20 Broad-st)
Rate. Bid Asked
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
HANS TRIEST.
TNuU. APRECK.


FafII. APRECK.
MINNA T. BLUME.
BY ANTONIO c. GONZALEZ,
Her Atty. IN Fact
State OF New York County New York.
on this thlrty-irst OF December In the year one
thousand hundred and four, before personally
came HANS TRIEST and EMIL APRECk. TO known
and known OF the persons mentioned and
ana severally acknowledged they
same and on day at the place before
aIso personally Antonio C Gonzalez attorney
intact OF MINNA +. BLUME. to known ana known
TO me 70 Dc the Individual mentioned described
and who the foregoing instrument and acno
edged 20 me that he
deed Of MINNA F. BLCME. under and BY virtue OF
a Power Attorney duly executed him the 25th
OF in the thousand nine hundred
and four which ha exhibited which
returned 10 him after examination
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have hereuntO set my
hand and affixed my seal OF Office the City OF New
York the day and year first above written
VoFfN BOGGIANO.
1i8 Notary Pubiic. y Y. Co
State OF New York. County OF New York.
HANS TRIEST, being duly sworn, that he IS
named In the foregoing certificate
therein specified have been contributed
BY MINSA T. BLUME. the special partner thu named.
capital the stock In said certificate
toned. wit Fifty thousand dollars. has actually
and in good faith paid in cash by said special partner
HANS THIEST.
Subscribed and sworn before ths slst day az
December. 1904.
JOHN BOGGLANO.
l15 Notary Public N Z. Co
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

JARQUARDT, H, & COMPAN1-1hIo 10
4A ~ certify that the undersigned have formed Limit
ed Copartnership IN accordance win me E.estsS
~ ina state OF New entitled 'Of Limited
ships" and the amendments thereto. as folIoWsc -.
FTRST-That limited partnership hsE5soLJ'o eA4St-
ing between the undersigned, Hans IrleS Emil 1pteNf
s general partners and Undersigned Mtnna r 61le
style OF H darQusEoe anu
day limitation. and a IlniIe9 paLt-
formed BY the Undersigned 70 cEIy
on such business the same mama OF Aty4o o n
SFSSN-nTbat ne principal place Of business OF the
saii nsrtnershp is TO be City. County anc Stto
OF New York. - -. A. b,,sfrA.. "a b.
.rrsared Is that exporters and importers OF genera
e-chandss and commission merchants Tor the 4ORs4s"
trade .hs ~ansraI
FOU-RTF-That ana residences OF Ine genera
and special partners are as IoIioWsi r. 90 c..,i.,or
roIpb ~ Riehunond city and State OF New YORK
D. IS1rG spPFC,[ who resides in the place are
- General partners and MINNA F. BLUME OF the CITY
- oiS vssaHLs5en germany Is the special partner.
E-TF~TFI-That the said Mnna r. blunaS. as specla5
rer+nar has contributed the OF F1tty thousand
$50 0O dollars in capital to the common stock
oP tbe said limited partnership.
sIXT-TJNThat the limited partnership Is 70 com
the thirty-frzt day OF December IN me
ea- ons thousand hundred and four ana sau Ter
r9Inste on the thrty-rsy day or Deceoer II the year
ora +boussnd ptns hundred and seven.
Tate5 al the Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK CITY,
the tbrtrst day DeceubsT IN the year cns Thousand
hundred and four
IN the presence OF
John BOGGIANO.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
WE. THE PERSONS WHOSE NAMES ARE


severally UNDERSIGNED. being desirous Of toruag a
limited ParnerzhD Ps41t 70 the s2tuss Of the state
That under which such partner
1Iy SP 70 Esrs7r ocf1s1 1ara ~ bTsf1ess = "a be
located the County OF New York. in the Borough OF
T6ss general nature g: the bushes. .nsnaed @ & %
That the names Of an The general and special part
residence are as follows:
william W. Sample 50. Halsey Street Brooklyn. View
Addison Ogden 2S7 Monroe Street. Brooklyn New
George B. 80 MeDouOusA Street. Brooklyn.
George B, Lowerre. 90 west 10th Street New York.
w sambe ~ aJ5json Ogden and George b Il Irencs Being
general partners. said George being
the special has contributed TO the
stock Of said partnership twenty-five thousand dollars
s. That time at which partnership Is to begin
az which is to end is tho thryrs day OF December
Made severay signed at the Borough OF
in the County Of New York in The City of New York.
WILLIAM ". SAMPLE
APP5s0N OGDEN
GEORGE r. LOwERRE.
State Of New York County OF New York.
On this thiEtyhrss day q December in the nlne
W. Sample Addison Ogden George 81 Lawrence and
SeoTgS - LovsrTs 70 me known 70 6e the netydna.s
ana they SsVeTay acknowledged 70 ne that they executed
Notary Public. New York County
State tate, Of New New York County OF New York
GEORGE B. LAWRENCE being sevsraIIy duly sworn.
t6at thew are the % rsSea1 1a-ts1 % 5 Gpe Is ana S Say
going certificate and that The specified IN tho GER
Of the par5nsrs5tp BY George B. Lowsrre. has been
ADDISON OGDEN
GEORGE B LAWRENCE
Sworn TO before me this slst day Of December 1904
RONALD K BROWN
Notary Public. New York County.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

State u New York County Of New York,
l. W l. Douglass Cashier OF the above named bank,
DO solemny that the above statement is true TO
the best Of my knowledge and belief
W L. DOUGLASS. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before n 14th day OF
January 1905. / EDGAR Notary Public.
CoTTect-Attest;
r. W POOR.
SAMUEL ADAMS tDtrsctorS-
ALFRED J. CAMMEYERJ
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
Steamboats,.

[B O9UUR1 AER AER f9ESFz ENGTzNB' y
FAII, RIVER LINE. Newport and FGl River
Leave Pier IS, n R.. foot OF warren ST: Msek-caya
eDly Al 300 =. II. Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM.
Orchestra each "a
NORWICH LINE. via New London. Leave Pier 40
X Il foot ClsTksOn weekday only az o:g0 r. A
Steamers NEW HAMPSHIRE and CHESTER w
sew HAVEN LINE. for New Haven, Hartford Spring
eel1 snd the North 20. E r.. foot OF Peck
slip weekdays only al 400 p. n Steamer lucHARD
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
nay, ADAMS & COlIPANY-NOTICE Is

DAY, ADAMS & COMPANY.-NOTTCE IS
hereby given that the limited COpartnsrshfp hereso-
fore existing under the firm name % Day. Adams
pany and which expires by Limitation December 81 1904
is renewed and continued for further period az two
years, to-wt until the S1st day Of December 1905
That the hrm under which the said COparrne-shio
Is be continued and conducted is Day. Adams
and the county wherein its principal place % business
70 be located Is the CITY and County of New York.
Of all the general special partners
interested therein and their respective places residence
follows: George Paruy Day. residing az sunern
IN the County of Rockland and state OF New York:
Thatcher NJ Adams Junior residing at Number 3 West
10th Street the City and State u New Thomas
Ludlow Clarke residing az Ngber 5s East 3oth Street
said city state OF New York and Julian Day
residing at Pelham Manor in the County Of Westchssts
OF New York the general therein
and Clarence $ Day. residing at Number 40 Madison
Avenue and Thatcher II. Adams. Seuf0r. residing
Number 63 East 79th Street both IN the City Of New
York. the special partners therein.
That all of said persons % fuN age.
That the said Clarence 3 Day, snecai partner kss
contributed hundred thousand dollars cash and
said Thatcher NJ. Adams Senior special partner
contributed seventy-ve thousand dollars In cash
the stock Of the said firm
That said Copartnership renewed and continues
December Thirryrrst. 1904 and terminates De-
cembe- Thirty-hrst. 1900
GEORGE PARNILY DAY.
THATCHER M ADAMS Junior.
THOMAS LUDLOW CLARKE.
JULIAN DAY.
CLARENCE s. DAY.
THATCHER NJ ADAMS Senor.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
STREET RAILWAYS.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

.b.s hy ]. Thomas Reinhardt No. IL waii-st1
! Int Period Bid IAsk'd
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
FERRY COMPANIES.

Brooklyn Ferry stock.
Hoboken Ferry lst Is. l946.
90 stock. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
y Y g. T r Ferry Co stock
do 1st mtg IS, 1922
y Y d II + Con IS, 1916.
10Th & % 81 Ist Ing %. 1919
Union + Of y Y & b stock.
~ Y & y J LIST mtg 5s. 194e
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
Insurance Adjuster.
Bank Reports.

no. 2.59s.l
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE GARFIELD NATIONAL. BANK,
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

Syracuse Gen &. Corning.
Troy q Greenbush. h....-.-
Twenty-third Street.
Il NJ r r a. Canal Co.
Upper Coos. os..-.-.--.-
Utica & Black River
Utica Chen & Susq w
Utica Clinton & BInghamton
Valley Of New-fork.
Vermont & Mass s........
Ware River.
W aTTen ..--..-.-s--. --.----.-.
" lllln .-s.--..s. 80
Wore Nashua a. Rochester.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
rHE ANNUAL MEETING oF THE srocK
Financial Elections.

THE FOURTH NATIONAL, RANK
the City Of New York
New York, January II 1905
AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
IL stockhoIders Bank, January 10th 1905
the following named gentlemen unanimously re
elected Directors
J. Robert ". Stuart
Cornelius X EuEs. Richard r Wilson,
Charles Stewart Smith, William &. Opdyke,
James c. Cannon
At a meeting the Beard o. Directors held this dav
Mr J. Edward Simmons. President. and G
Cannon. Vfce-PresdeEt. unanimously reelected.
CHARLES Il. PATTERSON. Caahiar
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-14
Big Elms In Maine.

One OF the champion elms of Maine
stands IN Hallowell. Its girth is 81 feet
10 inches, and it has Il spread of top.
measured at right angles. of 10G feet
by III feet. This elm has most mag
hihcent and symmetrical top, throwing
out its branches more than fifty feet liz
all directions. Down in old York they
nave some Gins of which they are Just
~ proud. One known rs the Grant
elm has girth OF il feet S inches ANA
spread of top II feet. Another very
symmetrical elm stands but n few
yards from the York village postofIice
whose girth is II feet 10 inches, spread
90 ton ~ feet-Kenncbcc Journal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-14
COL. CLARK HAS
NOT BEEN NAMED
General N. 7. Mcmahon Says There is
Absolutely No Foundation for the
Runor to That Effect.

For several days there has been a
persistent rumOr in circulation to the
effect that ColCnel Alonxa II. Clarke,
treasurer of tho National Soldiers
Home, at Dayton. o.. has been named
to succeed Colonel William Thomp,
son as governor of the Hampton
Home.
In order to secure the truth in tho
matter the Daily Press yesterday
morning wired to General NJ II. Me
Mahon. president If the board of man.
ayers Of the Homes, at the hendquar-
tiers in New York. asking for a con-
firmation OF the rumor. General Me-
Mahon answered promptly that there
is absolutely no foundation for the re-
port that Colonel Clarke had been Sc
| lected for governor of the Hampton
Home aud .hat the board of managers
has not even taken up that matter
and will not until its December meet.
ing.
Colonel Clarke who is we'll known
at the Dayton Home, is n brother-in.
law of General McMahcn and It Is
considered tina. his chances for the
position are strong, although as Gen.
eral Mcmahon fatty says, there has
not been an election by the board.
Some of those who know General
Mcmahon doubt whether he will assist
in sending Colonel Clarke to Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-14
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Don't work one friend in the interest
of another.
There are plenty OF good friends for
those who deserve them.
1t is hard to say NO" but It is
harder TO say Il don't know"
a good many people spoil what they
do By demanding Il lot of credit for 1t.
The moonlight would be considered
prctticr If it were not such cheap
show.
Because people are too polite to tell
you of Your faults, don't imagine you
haven't any.
If you want to know what mans
weakness is, let him do the talking, and
lie will mention it.
1t takes brains and labor to make
money, but neither cxcrtion nor sense
is necessary to get rid of it.-Atchison
Globe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-14
Barns Boys Shoot at an Alleged
Boat Thi,f.
FISHING SCHOONER ATTACHED
Crew of Craft States That an Attemp,
Was Made to Steal Anchor and its
ROpe-PoIlce Quickly Reach Scene
of Battle.

Policemen patrolling their beats in
the vicinity OF Hampton creek and
The wharf were about 1890 O'Clock
this morning startled by hearing NJ
teen rife shots Nired from the schooner
Nettic l.. Barnes which is anchored
OF the wharf
In . few minutes the policemen
were alongside the craft. which is Il
iwomasted fishing boat. and learned
from enc of the Barnes boys that n
man had been trying to cut the anchor
rope CT the vessel.
The young men went below and
brought up their artillery and iircl
fifteen shots from Krag-Jorgensel
rifle 81 the supposed thief. who es.
capped in canoe.
One of the Barnes boys belongs to
the LEGAL militia company and had hi.
rifle on board and It was with this
gun that he awakened the slumbering
city at the hour of midnight The no.
licemen failed to find any clues of the
pirate. And as it was unlawful TO
use firearms in the creek, the young
men were ordered 20 appear in police
court this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-14

tiiaS;;;;sey ~i'icli nan ueeu wgSrt.,-..-
proceedings ihtently. Tire animal
snatclied 1t up and puffed eravely for II
few minutes. Then II look of intense
bewilderment stole over It's face, and.
throwing the cigarette down, 1t retired
INTO Il correr. evidently very Ill.
A gentleman in the north of England
mas II monkey which is addicted to
snuif. The animal hqs been taught to
take pinch from the box of visitor
with all the courtly Air so prevalent IN
the days when spuir taking was tha
fasiilon.-l.ondon Tit-Bits.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-14
WILL HAVE THREE
STRONG TIE ANS
Great Basketball Game Promised for
the Coming Season at the
Y. Nj. C. A.

The basketball committee of the
athletic association of the Young
Mems Christian Association met last
| night and decided To recommend to
che association that three basketball
teams be organized. The committee
selected the three teams as follows:
Team No. 1-Messrs. Robert Gun
ningham. Roland Sinclair. George
Walker, Windy Wyatt, George Mas.
senberg, Leslie Curtis and Dr. George
| w. McAllister
Team No. '.-Messrs. Floyd Taylor,
4. F. ELAN. orummond Fosque. G. II.
Wilson, George Face. d l.. Downey
and DR.. Fayette Sinclair.
Team No. 3.-Messrs. Cecil Sinclair,
A. d. Wright, Robert A. Holt, Leroy
Richardson, Carroll Garnett. George
Cooke and I.uch Moreland.
| The several teams will meet at the
association next Tuesday night, when
the names by which they are to be
known, as well as the captains will be
selected.
Next Thursday. evening team No. l
will meet team No. 2 in Armory hail,
when the opening game will be played.
1t was decided TO have tournament
of nine games to begin the season and
later on tournament of some length
will be arranged.
| Manager Edward r. Schraudt. of the
Hampton Athletic football team. has
not yet organized his "fves," but will
begin early next week on the organic
(. aticn. He has been asked for game
with Newport News when the teams
are ready fer the battle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-14
HomE.ssEKERg HATES


To California and Pacific Coast Points,
SeptI55th TO Oct. 31st.. Inclusive.
Southern Railway now selling one.
way tickets to Pacific Coast Points at
extremely low rate OF $46.75. No
change of train from Norfolk.
Through tourist car to, Los Angeles
and San Francisco. leaving Washing
ton Mondays and Fridays. passing
Salisbury $50 q, IN. Tuesdays and Sat
urdays. Berth rate only $3.50. Route
southern Railway through 1.-THE Land
OF the, Sky" and Memphis. ic.Na
Connection. for tourist car leaves
Norfolk 1880 p. M, Mondays and Fri
days.
For particulars write STANTON
CURTIS. passenger agent. 90 Granb,
street., Norfolk, Va. 9-19-37I