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OF classe. this week

OF glasses this week.
Ssasrn tickets for the high school leo
turs courss will be on sale soon. Biz
numbers for q. Three season sioksts
will admit the whole family. School
children season tickets Sl. Single ID.
mission 30 csnts. First number, thu
Midland Open Qusrtetts, Nov. 3oth.
A WINTERS LECTURE COURSE.
The high school has been fortunate In
securing at reasonable rate course OF
lectures and sntsrt tainments to b given
during the coming winter. TAe course
and dates are u follows:
l. The Midland Opera Qsartstts, con.
sisting of Two gentlemen and three iadi-
es, on Nov. 9Dsh. They give y pleasing
program OF song and dialogue.
2. DR.. Earle d. Holtz Of West vir.
ginis. Dec. 9th. Among his subjects
sre, "9np. Grit and Gumption," "The
Measure o. Man." and "Ths Measure
Of America
3. Msnou Williams Of GeorRis, Jan.
18th. His "JolIy Evening"" consists
two parts, human nature sketch on the
"Americsn Boy" aud IN after recital
consisting Of rvadiugs anu uasioss ...-
bers.
4. The Asdrioal Lady Entertainers,
ladies vocal quartsste. including q rasd-
er and vioi,n,st. Feb. l7tb. A musical
entertainment Of high grade.
8. Dr. Buohtel OF the Denver Univsr.
s,ty for lecture, Theodore Roosevelt"
HIS date has not been announced.
6. Piano recital. Date not arranged
for.
For this entire course, season tickets
will be- sold with reserved sest privilege
The price for the entire course will b
50 for adults aud 81 for school childrel
enrolled in any school in Phillips oou1
ty. Single sdmission tickets will be
cents for adults. 25 osnts FOR childret
You will he solicited for the purchase !
season tickets; do not hesitate TO buy fr |
the course will bs satisfactory In eve
respect. II there is any number Ut
fails to appear in the course. the sum
80 cents will be refunded 20 each adit
season ticket and 10 cents 90 each ohik.
This 10 with the exception OF the b
and 9th numbers. Definite srrase-
ments have not bsen made in thoee p
es. especially as to dates. In cassoi
failure iu these numbsrs, other alto.
'ions well worth the monsy will be b.
stitutsd. The proceeds will be ds,ed
to the uss OF the county high schos In
making it better equiptsd and morst
'rsctivs to tho boys and girls OF Pfipa
! county. H.
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Administrators Notice.

Estate al Samuel A. Lindstrom. deceased.
The undersisned. having bsen appointed
Aaninisirssor Of the Estate Of samusi A.
Landseron' late Of ths County af Phillips and
ss.is of Colorado. deceased. hsrrby give.
noeos that he Will appear bssorc the Coun,y
Cont OF Phillips Coun'y, at the Cour, Hoa.e In
holyos. at ths oetoi u :erm. o. she last Mo-
day In Nsvsmbsr nslt, at which time All
f"rsoos having claims against aid E.,sts A.,
nouhrd and rcqusstsd to attend for tho pu,po..
OF having tho sane adjusted. All person, ia
aeo.sd 70 ssid Eat~ts ars requested to make IN
mediate paym.nt to th. undsrIsnsd.
Ds''d Al AoiIoks. Csio..t 2s,A day Of s.,..
A. d. iSo<.
q. o. zlHo0. AdmI.{sa,.A>.
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BURLINGTON BULLETIN OF
ROUND TRIP RATES.

BURLINGTON BULLETIN OF
ROUND TRIP RATES
Chicago and return on sale daily e2aI0
st. Louis and return on sale daily sa64j
Portland, Tacoma and Seattle end rs
turn s42 on sale daily.
Portland, Tacoma and Seattle and re,
turn. one way via California, $50 on sale
sept. 26, n and 2s
San Francisco and Los Angeles snd
return s53. on sale Sept. 70. % aud -.
Cody, Wyo., Black Hills and Hot
Springs, 8. D., approximately half iat-'
all summer.
Low one way oolon,sts rates 10 Cal,
fornis and northwest Sept. Is 70 Dot. 81
Cheap homsseeksrs' rates IN msoy d.
reotions arss and third Tussdsys OF each
month.
II you vill call or write It will bs Z
pleasure 70 adviss ysu about rates, tTsiu
service, to reserve you . berth and 70
Try to make your trip comfortable one
y. A. MowRY, Agent.
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Administrators Notice.

Estate OF WILLIAM n. SUMMERS. Deceased.
ins nnu"rsisned. having been appointed Ad.
min's'ranx OF tn" estate Of William II. summsrs
la.e o' the county II Phillips. in the state Of
'"iofHdo' d"oeaaed. hereby r'v-- notice that al.
win sppenr befor" the county court Of said Phil.
nps COUNTY At the court houss In Hoiyoks in
..'d e"nny, at ths Joiy term. 1905. On tho las,
Ao0aaS IN ssStsmbsr next. At which time sil
p~sons having claims against said estate are
nc.'nsa snd requested 70 attend for the purpose
o' hsvins the ssns adjusted. All psrsons I'm.
oso.sd 70 said sssass srs requested to make i'm.
medisfs payment 70 The undersigned
Dated Al Holyoks, Colo. this yith day Of Aur.
ust. A. d. 1895.
Esteila H. Bnmmcrs, Administr.irix
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posts he following:

posts he following:
Noiyoks, Cello. Oct. s 1905.
To ths Ao.orabls board Of county eommissioa.
srs,
Gsntlsnso:
have the honor 10 submit the following n.
port ef my doinss - committeeman ssnt to Den
var b. the board Of eonmissleasrs Sept II, 1895,
arrived n Dsnvsr the evening Of ths 18th and
ths 18th had oonfsrencs with Allen 4 Webster
eur oounty attorneys, the itth had confsrsnc>
with NJ Pollard and tAs 4 n sttss,sys y.
gstAss with Mr. Allsa our attognsy whsrs the
mater Of he bonded Indebtedness es the ooun.
u wa soas over. alse the Indebtedness q the
railroad company 70 Phillip~ county and ali
matters psrtainiAs 70 tAs businsssfee vhieh 1
was seat, the sssenos Of which lave verbally
transmitted 70 yoa gentlemen, the matter bslng
left 70 that when any propositisns were arrived
At, the anne weeo 70 be submitted to your hon
osabls BODY. VERY respectfully,
DE Ffssman.
Ths above report wss accepted By ths board,
Claim Of " g Holland for 6,Ib for ssr a. judge
was allowed for slk
Claim Of J 4 Hassu for $500 fer fencs around
court house yard was allowed for sos 90
Claim Of " G Heller for ~. % for services -
oom and mileage WA allowed for NN
Claim Of y, A Borg for $50 for services u
Comn'f. and milase vas allowed for NN
Claim Of d h Frssman for el.oo ftr services q
and com'sr was allowed for o. %
Board adjourned to meet Nov. 9th, 1906, At
, q m. :,
Icsrtify the above and foregoing 10 be eorrset
LEON KEPLER, Clerk.
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NOTICE OF Apx1s1srRAros,s SALE.
4 Carl Jung deceased.

=. 1850 . ~. -~A-N>
OF Carl Jung deceased. ----.l
By virtue Of an order and decree Of thsprobsts
court Of Phillips county, made on the petition
Of the undersigned. sdninistratrix Of the estate
OF Carl Jung deceased. on the 2sth day Of sep.
tsmber A d 1905 shall. on the 2sth day Of oc.o.
bsr D 1905 at the hour OF O'Clock P N, sill a,
pablo sale. to the highest and best bidder At the
front door Of the court honse In the town Of
Hol,oke, and state Of Colorado, the following
described real estate OF said decs aseti, to-wit.
Tho southeast quarter Is 4 " Of section thrc
) in township six iej north OF range forty -four
~ west Of the 9Th NJ In the county OF Phil.
lips and state sf colorado. Also lot two te) In
block No forty-three ,iS Of tho town Of Hol.
Yoke state Of Colorado according to the original
pia. thereof sitnate In tho county Of Phillips
stste Of Colorado, upon the following terms, viz:
Cash.
At tho conclusion Of suoh sale the parchs.er
Will b. entitled 70 certificate Of purchsss, and
upon the approval Of such sale by the court the
purchaser will b entitled to . deed Of said real
property. LIZZIE Irwin.
Administratrix Of the estate
Of Carl Jung. deceased.
Dated at Holyoks. Colo, this 18th day Of Sep.
tsmbsr A d 1906.
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SCHOOL NOTES..

The So Cultu Club Of the high school
held their 6rst meeting last Friday and
elected otiaosss for The ensuing term.
The result OF the election was a. follows:
President, vers johnson; secretary, Dean
Irwin; treasurer, Lawrence Mckee;
Trustees, Jennie Sutherland and Lloyd
White. The drst program will be given
on Friday sfssrnoon, Dot. 18Th.
Vernon Smith entered school hsnday
Of last week.
The high school bsss hall team met
the Wray high school team At the coun.
ty fair last Saturday and defeated them
for the second time with score Of "a 70
10. The high wind which blsw during
tho entire game made IL unpleasant for
both the players and spectators and was
the cause Of tho upususl large score.
The frst game vas play cd last sprips on
the high school diamond which resulted
10 score Of II TO Z in favor Of the Phil
lips county high school. The Wrsy
boys, upon both occasions, have expres.
ssd themselves ~ highly pleased with
their treatment in social way BY the
Phillips county pupls and pFoniss them
"big time" and 'bis defeat" nsxt Sat.
urday when the team and number Of
their friends will visit wrsy for the 3sd
contest. A half holiday will be taken
Friday aud the time made up on some
regular holiday during the ye.r.
Mrs. j. H Painter visited tho high
school and the grammar room on Friday
OF last week.
Tho enrellmsnt OF the entire scheol is
few more than the average member.
ship last ysar With more to sufsr later.
IL takes some Buys twenty or thirty
ysars 10 dnd out that 1t pays to get 40
education.
Hon o. &. Zines vis,tsd tho high
school last Mouday and gave the pupiis
On interestipg talk on "Utah and the
Mormons.-
The Phillips county high school has a
prospective candidate for the Cecil
Rhodes scholarship.
Harold Painter Of the grammar room
accompanied his father to Denver last
Friday.
4 number Of excellent maps Of North
America were drawn BY the members oi
the hrst year class this week.
All pupils who arc tsrdy or absent viii
os required to bring . written excuse
from their parents or guardians.
Dean Irwin was absent portion o.
this week on account OF sickness.
Monthly tests were held in . number
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last nspe vssisheA

When lea ling paysie,ans sa,d that ".
u. Suithsrt oi Pskin. Ia. had ,ncursb,'
cousu ops,op his isst hope vanished. hut
D'. KipRs New Discovery tor con-ump
ton. coushs and cnIds, k~pt him ons Of
his grave. Hs ssys: this great sp.ci-
do completely enrsd me spd s.v-d ~,
lie. Sino~ then have ussi II TT aver
10 yeavs sud consider IL nsry.ion.
throat and lung onre.' Strictly scent
he cure fos coughe, scre lhroats or colds;
sure preventative o' pnevmonn. Guar
Hote~d. 800 and q bottles at all drag
-tos~s. Trial bottle tree.
Bring In yonr hides ! Will pay you
the hishest mSrks, price for the sam,
No I hides ~ cents. No. Z hides : cents
P.icf Psnnsr.
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Henry T. Hsrzis, son oi Ar. and Mrs.
Oswald Rsrs,g Of Holyoks, Colo. and
Miss Mary N. Wagner, daughter ot Mrs.
Martha Wagner Of sos Esst Miner street
were quietly united 10 marriage Wsdnss.
day a. . p. N. By Rev. h. @. KnsRh.
baum a. h,s rss,denos. Following the
ceremony . supper wss served at the
home OF the bride, whsss they will ~
st home 10 their frisnds.-Ex.
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Pat Grow, who kidnapped young Cud
ahy in Omaha several yssrs ago and re.
osivsd large ransom for returning him,
hss been recently arrested at Butte,
Mont. Grow claims that young Cuda.
by planned to have himself kidnapped
for the purpose Of securing part Of the
rsnsoo, moos, and that he received g..
600 Of the money paid for his return to
his father. The boy denies Grows story
aad says hs did not reasivs . dollar Of
the money.
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CLOTHING.
Mems and boys CLOTH
ing at Leblanc & Sche-
unernann's 10 the best
you ever saw. Go and
see them before you
buy. They aie under /.
selling any supply hou-
Sc and every suit is
new and up-to-date.
cOllulss,oaflS PROCEEDINGS.

holyoks, Cole. Oet Y. 1900
Rssrk ssst parvssss " sAssssaa~st psss-s'
D n rrssasa eAalsass. - BseG and v Q
Heller soaaIsssoesn ~ Lsoe xsplss sissh.
Misstas q iass nssslAs rssd ssA sVprsvs1.
On .etlea Tie soaaV tssssasss 10 ksrs,y II.
s,ssessA - Asesvt On. u fuii pssncas fss all
d.iisqssas sassa. Interest ssA psnaisiss pries 70
the ysss ,so> % ths 3 Y n Ne s.,.>s % sppii'
ca,ioW os o Y uRsx sn1 have tas sAis esstih'
es,ss ssslsssd 10 ssid AAsu - prsvstsd - lee
psoviAsA psymsas 70 nsAs within % days.
hssshis ~ rspss 4 sssas stssh fov ssvt
vAs ss1sssA Alsa.
Cisia ss " n sh.v Tor 10 10 ses bal ssiss, N
ssssts ssssases Nd ss isss vss allowed for 10 y
Os ossisa shs ssssts isdss vss ssdsssA 10
mshs ssMnis~sWs sssssessrtss hsssse Wssis,
ss-a WsoAnrs, hsspi,ai 70 the rslesss,o state
iassss aavluM.
Ctsin 4 Assi nsssss NJ ~ f.s aiilss sit
vsii ~ siisvsAfos ~
Cials " As.l hsnsoa sos iaoo fos vott m
rpss vas allowed fnr ~ n
C,aies Of 0es Ain.wo''b fo' y. fon.rr .. sheep
inspsstsf ~ss allowed for $50
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virs, rssi'ssuen Aus. 10 I'M
Notice. for Public alton.
UYit.d eiates Land once
0terilnG Colo Ana. II fNA

sesIss 70 hsrssv given that the se,,sv,.s
nsnee settler he's aisd notice cs his isss,.
aos !" mshe snsi proof In ssppsss Il ~
e'aim, and that said proof viii b. nsds -.
fsrs 'ss eisrh o. ths eossty ssurs o. MOI.
,ose, Cello. ~ ssrt. y. isu. visi AiIss
CLARK " No siss for the EkRwxsW1
hkNhW - Y 80 srsR. .kuw.
he Names the fellsvips Witnesses 10 p,ovs
~ ssnssuess rss'Ssss, upoa and eslu,a.
uss NJ ssid land. v,si
ycssch H. ousrsses n Beiyoks Co,o
kiiIs Sheridan I"
x,sss,t 2 Amhlss I.
Mus, o~.ss (.
pcYLeMiSG R~xi.,.r
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NoT1CE Fur PUBLICATION.
Land Ono. At Sterling, Colo,
'V"W bt"FfihH VOI0,,
AMI. ipCS

so'io" ,- bor"s, rl'nn 'hnt The fpliowi.r r.t,s,,
ss''!'s has al'-i noiles o, bic inientiua IN mai
nnai proof Ia sappoft OF hir claim. an,i ,l., .i
proN siii b" msa' b~.cts Clsrk q Go. yeu,,
a. Hoi,ohs. co'o.. oh s-it ID. ~ q. vlsi Earss.,
uasrrnan II v No iiia fa< III. = - Y Soc -
TON n 10 W. 9TH r. N.
Hs NAMES tho following sl,ns~c. to p,oys
his c.'ntinsoas r-i l-nc. tyoa ard cultivation
NJ ssld iAad. visi
Ausust ByDskius ef Hoi,oh.. t,ri,...a.,
{e6u hkuskiun
William WOssiham Z. I.
nsssse uist "
D. u vLssise. assis,ss.
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Staunch
And True

The Denver Republican has al
ways avoided the fallacies and
knaveries Of yellow journalism,
and its steadily increasing Circula-
ton proves conelusively that its
policy Of telling the plain Truth
without exaggeration or misrepre-
sentation, standing fast for the
Right, is heartily approved with
growing force by the intelligent
Public to which il appeals.
To read il is a liberal Education,
and the citizen who goes withou,
it does positive harm to himself,
to his family. and to the commu-
nifty.
In no other way can the invest.
ment Of 2K eents per day
for that is all The Republican
costs any notwithstanding such
rich results in that knowledge
which h both Power and Pleasure
Information. instruction and en-.
tertainment MI It's columns and |,
leaves a good taste in the mouth
Of the reader.
II stands for Law and Order il
the State--for Peace, Prosperit,
and Happiness In the Home.
II you are not already enrolled
among Ito splendid list Of Patron,
send on your subscription and Civ,
i.s fair trial ., 7S cents per month
Tor Daily and Sunday.
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WILL BUY YOUR CREAM

I will receive cream for the Carlson
cresmsry Go. on Wednesday and satur.
day Of ssch week commencing Saturday
Sept 18th. Second door south Of the
barber shop. Highest market price
guaranteed. Alex Ssdsrburg.
The state herald., 1905-10-06

The Alamosa bank has closed doors
and the dspesitoss sssn 70 bs short ..
bcut 100000. The bank officers and
thor friends have svidsutly been spscu.
lstils With the dspositor's money.
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Services st the Catholic church. Hol,
Mass every Saturday before the first
Sunday In each month ut 1880 o'clocs
a. d. Sunday School immediately aitsl
Mass.
Rev. FATHER B J. FRoEGEr., Pastor.
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HSaiIs HSaiIs4i;ss:;::!L:;.;t;ss:zs::s:sslEsiiS;Es 81
16sft u. u Y:l III ~. \,
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Fall blood Poland China hogs Of any
size 70 suit buyer.
@. e. HAYNES, Holyoke, Colo.
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HAXTUN
Haxsun. l0.5-W.

doxtuns kVO-
J. B. Eichelbereer returned from
visit at Sterling Monday morning.
Harry; Long Of Best, Mob, visited in
this vicinity lest week.
.Ms.,, Haskip arrived nom 1llinoil
Wednesday sysnins mad 10 visiting hsi
daughter Ars. B. L. Vance and family.
Mr.. Ed Long moved his family int<
the building recently vacated by Wm
Slay.
M. Anderson hss 9 force OF men u
work sxcsvstinE preparatory for The
erection ct an addition to bis store build
ing. Manuel evidently believes in ex
paus,on.
The postofics building shows pleas
,nR appearance sfter the application OF 9
coat Of paint. Nothing 80 Improves the
appearances Of building ~ . coat oi
paint correctly applied, say nothing ol
the durability which 1t also adds. Our
suggestion -, paint your buildings and
show that you ara interested IN the sp.
peavancs and durability Of your proper
".
Y. F. Clark returned Monday evening
from trip to Holyoke.
Mrs. O. J. johnson arrived from Or.
ford. Neb., Wednesday evening.
A social gathering spent . pleasant
evening at the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. J.
B. johnson Tuesday evening.
Swsmped again. How, whore, which,
whyi Owing 70 uus1plsinsble circum-
stances, We have been aud seem TO b
utterly unable to give the correspond
enos from this place the attention which
is absolutely necessary II it is to prove
interesting to the readers. We there
fore suggest that ths HxRALp editor ar
range for some one else 70 Sspcrt the
news from this place, In the meantime
the present quill driver will do The best
possible for want Of something batter.
YANKEK BILL.
FOR SALE.
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Ny method Of selling land will bring
buyers for Colorado farms. II will besr
Investigation. Write for particulars.
HoRAcE GRANT, Heist Bldg, Kansas
City, Mo.
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I am closing out my hats and shoe
stock. II you need anything IN e,ther
line you csu saw. money 6uyinR out of
these stOcks. A. I. O'Connor.
The state herald., 1905-10-06
OFFICIAL PAPER OF PHILLIPS COUNTY

2. The Sterling bank owned and con.
Quoted for a number Of years BY GilIett
Brothers 10 70 bs changed to q national
bank.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
Two black Galloway registered bulls.
Otto Eulchsr, Venaugo Neb.
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DcYtrhiSG Register
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o. Q. zisoo. Admiaissrsso,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-13
LOCAL BASE BALL GOSSIP

Will probably be left at home when the
Nationals leave on their western trip next
Wednesday night 1t was thought some
time ago that the Nationals pitching staff
was too large. but from Wolfe's accident 1t
can be seen that it is good judgment to
employ large corps of twirlers. especially
a. this time OF the year, when double-head-
erS are frequent
Il see these foot ball guys take whack
every winter about an all-American team
the Cardinals to a Philadelphia Inquirer re-
porter, and by the same token the base
ball men ought to make up q base ball
team that could be designated in the same
way
This Is the aggregation that / would
pick to hold up its end with any combna-
ton that could be brought down the pike.
either1n hitting or fielding. I'd put Johnnie
Killing and Red Doom behind the bat; Frank
Chance of Chicago on the first base Lajoie
ley of Cleveland at third, Billy Maloney in
right field. Beaumont OF Pittsburg in CEN
ter and Billy Keller in left
This is just the sort of team that Taylor
might be depended upon to select when
questioned about the matter 1t is certainly
a strong aggregation, but here is one that
would win about three games out OF four
from ii and make it look foolish Criger
and Kleinow, catchers; Harry Davis, first
base; Murphy, second; Parent. shor1stop;
Collins, third base; Stone. left field; Craw-
ford. center field; Flick. right field. With
Tom Hughes and George Mullin on the
firing line, Mr.. Taylor's team would need
pitchers, and plenty of them. HsIe Is
group that not only hit the b all and
field but possess speed and sand which
cannot be said of all of the Taylq group
Hats may be tipped to Willie" Keller.
but from present appearances Stone Will
take the little fellows place next season
as the premier ba tsman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-13
1nter-C1ub Canoe Meet


The executive committee of the Interclub
Canoe Association has arranged for the
annual meet. to be held on the Broad
water of the Potomac (above Little Falls),
September %. 1905.
The Broadwater has been selected as the
most suitable place In the vicinity of Wash
ington upon which to hold the annual meet
of the association, being a picturesque part
or the Potomac, with a broad expanse Of
stiii water. with thlckly wooded shores fur
nlshing an abundance Of shade, making an
ideal place to conduct an aquatic event.
The site Will be easy OF access being
reached by electric cars, and within less
than two hours padding distance from the
several boat houses. Special privileges
have been obtained from the Chesa peake
and Ohio Canal Company for members of
the association desiring to pass through the
canal locks.
The regatta committee expects to make
this meet the greatest aquatic event in the
history of canoeing in this vicinity and has
arranged a schedule of events as follows:
Event No. L, novice single: event No 2
novice double; event No. 3, association
championship (single); event No. 4, asso-
citation championship tdouple); event No. 3.
event No Z, fitting contest: event No 8,
tug of war.
The novice races are open only to pad
dlers who have never won place in a
canoe race.
The association has arranged for special
prizes to be given to the winners of each
padding event. and they will be announced
in the special program.
An association cruise viii be held dur
ing the meet. In which ii is desired that all
members OF the association will participate
with their canoeing friends. The cruise
will cover about five miles of easy pad
ding. and the course will be selected best
suited to the condition of the water on
the day of the cruise. Members are re-
quested to display association and club
flags on this event.
Each evening during the meet will be de-
voted to special events. and will be ar
ranged for by the special committees and
announced in the official program.
The Inter-Ciub Sanoe Association officers
are: Commodore, Adrian Sizer; vice COM
modore, John o. Evans; treasurer, w. B.
Whippie; rear commodore. w. W. Stevens:
secretary. L. F. Eberbach: librarian custo-
dian. E. B. Finch; purser Ray Garrett; ex-
ecutive committee. Adrian Sizer. E. b.
Finch, Fred. O'Connell, W. W. Stevens.
John o. Evans. Odell Whlpple. w. r. Gar
rett, Carl Stodder, w. b. Whipple; aquatic
and regatta committee, E. b. Finch;
amusement and entertainment committee,
F.sIs. Eberbach, chairman