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Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-14
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1t has been proposed that list of
prizes be given the players VINO put
up the best game of ball during the
coming tournament. These prizes Will
be many and varied, and will be for
the players making the most hits, first
home run, most hits during the series,
most stolen bases, best batting aver
age, etc. These prizes Will result in
the boys playing harder ball and will
cause much good natured rivalry.
The Santa Fe New Mexican has the
following to say about Chapion JEFF
fries who is to umpire the base ball
games during the fair tournament:
Jim Jefries the champion pugilist
of the world, who holds the belt over
John l.. Sullivan, James J. Corbett
and Robert FitzsimmOns, eX-champiOn,
will be at Albuquerque during the
week of the territorial fair and UNI
pire the base ball games between the
El Paso, Texas. Clifton, Ariz.; Trim
idad, Colo; Deming, Las Vegas and
Albuquerque teams. Needless to say,
the games will be on the square and
no talking back to the umpire on his
decisions. Champion Jeffries just re-
Gently refused an offer of $1,000 to
act as referee in the Britt-Nelson fight
at San Francisco.
The Browns are putting in every
available minute this week in good,
hard practice and this practice should
certainly guarantee good results. The
boys are not bluffed about the fast
league players the visiting teams are
to play during the tournament, as
they are on to the game and will be
ready to deliver the real article when
the time comes.
The official score keeper has not yet
been announced. but superintendent
Ed Pickard is expected TO name him
in few days. There are several can
didates for the place
The ball grounds at Traction park
will be given one or two more goings
over before the tournament. 1t will
be rolled and put in frst-class shape.
This will make the diamond very fast
The fair series will show the real
stuff that the Browns are made of.
1t will also give the fans a good idea
of what Neher and Kunz, the two
youngest members of the team who
have been playing the most consistent
game of the season, can do in fast
company. There is no question but
that each will give a satisfactory ac.
| count of himself.
That Dan Gallegos, formerly of the
Browns pitching staff, has joined the
Santa Fe Centrals, is evidenced from
the following article in the Las We
| gas Optic:
Santa Fe has already entered a
team for the base ball tournament in
connection with the northern New
Mexico fair, and the following is a
list of the players:
Gallegos, pitcher; Sisler, catcher;
Newmeyer, pitcher; Gearhardt, flrst
base; d. Anderson, second base; l.
Anderson, third base; Alarid, snort
stop; W. Parsons, left field; G. Par
sons, center field; X. Kawker, righl
field
| Frank Owen is manager of the team
| 1t is certain that the Albuquerque
Browns will enter the tournament
The three teams will insure the fast
est kind of base ball.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-14

Don't wait for an expiosion-cook
with gas-the humane way.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-14

The ball grounds at Traction park
will be given one or two more 'goings
over before the tournament. 1t will
be rolled and put in first-class shape.
This will make the diamond very fast
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-14

The official score keeper has not yet
been announced, but Superintendent
Ed Pickard is expected to name him
in few days. There are several can
didates for the place.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29
The YELLOW FEVER.
Only a Few New Gases at Pensacola
and New Orleans.

Pensacola, October - Three deaths
and three new oaseS is the noon record
The weather continues cool and . low
record IL looked for tonight. The sic.
uAtIon as = whole iS encouraging,
Pensacola again showed nine new
CAGES for the tWeniy.tour hours ending
a. O'Clock last might and Two deaths,
The work Of she fomiGating corps 10
progressing nicely.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29
ouraa Winter Cough.

J.E. Cover, lOl North Main street,
Ottawa, Kan, WFitsE Every fall Il
has been my Wilo'S trouble 70 catch a
severe cold, and therefore TO cough ell
winter long. last tall got her 4 bot.
tlo Of HOrshOund Syrup. She used II
and hAs been able 20 sleep SouRdly ell
night long. Whenever the cough tFOu-
bleS her., two OF three doses stop the
cough, and che 10 able 20 be % end
WE'LL" 80, 500 and o. Sold by W, n.
IohnRon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29

John AOCFay, Rex ROSS and Rich
ard Robertson, who we're arrested BY
MaTshal PlnkosOn upon . charge Of
dis0FdeFly oonduct-dghtlnE-FVidsy
were hFralRned in the mayors OOurt
Saturday. morning, After Weighing
che evidence. McCEay was fined "a %
and costs, While Rots and RUbeFOOn
were discharged
For uslng profane and abusive Ian.
Ruags Mary RausOme. eolnrsd, was
ABed 90 and co.t.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29

70 Maeon tad fstuFs va Atiahii,
Caasi Llbs Tishsis 90 sais Osiots'
ne o. NOssmhsF 2ed. lhsissivs
Ysom .Jashsos Siiis, fADi froia Live
Oah. SD. ''sa raisfts. $50 tfem
0nlasssiils $50 Faf Faset from
oIkaf palnts AL - aFrats ~ Ati1ntss
Gees Lee Ti1aeta hmite6 ~ No
vamhsg "a. 90, aR4 tusiaSe stmis.
a0n e. fair rFa1n1a. Egs Puiiman
eessrrttiess % aeF NiteF iatsflaaflea
ufisa gmak q. uofIl1os, n,1tFiel
fae9NanF Agsst. AtiGnils CGast lea,
y11tsoEtiis. Fis.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29

ThIs 10 10 certify shat ell Druggists
ere aothoEiEed 90 Fefand your money
70 Folsy's Honey and Tar fails 70 cure
your eOngh or cold IL stops she
cough, heals the lungs and pFsVsnlS
SERIOUS sPsults from q cold. CaFVs IL
grippe eo0Eh aud prevents pBsamO-
MIA aud oOhsBmptioa. Contains 10
Opiaisa. The genuine 10 In . yellow
paekAgs. Refuse Substitutes. J. w.
MsCoilnm a Go
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29
PARK STOCK COMPANY
viii Open q Weeks Engagement In
This City on Monday.

The Chss Park Theatrr Company,
which pleased the peOpl" 50 we'll when
here last February, vii opsn n weeks
engagements IN MOnds, night. In
SPEAKING VI this oompary The Filzger.
aid CGH.) EnletptiSe say:
The Park Stock Comp,ny will close
their present sng'Eemrot in this city
tonight, when they wi aut on that in
terestinR drama, "Iu Darkest Rnssia "
They have played 10 crowded houses
every night lhis week, and would con.
time TO do 50 70 they were to remain a
mouth, as che members OF the COM
pany are artists aud give high.clasA on.
teFtainmeRtS. IL 10 to be hoped that
Park will arrange to visit
again At an early date, and
IL he does he may rest assured Of 4
hearty welcome from cur citizens
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29

the past few months. Mr.. Tinsley for
seven years was connected with Phil
lips & Son, commission merchants, Ia
the capacity Of solicitor, but is nov
with the 4. R. Bracket Company,
New York.
Rev. s. B. Rogers OF the First Bap.
tiSt Church delivered an impressive
sermon to q good congregation IN the
North Gainesville Hall Friday evening.
These services will continue 70 be held
on Friday evening Of each week, the
ministers OF the various churches al.
ternating in conducting same,
We are In q position to furnish first
class bean, cuke and lettuce hampers,
AlSO cabbage and canatloupe crates
promptly ct reasonable prices, and
guarantee prompt shipment on ell
contracts. Ship on either A. O. L. or
g. A L. railroads. WilllSton Manu-.
featuring Co Williston, Fla d0Wti.
See my Samples for meme fell aud
winter suits; over 500 10 select from.
Prices the lOWeSt, StyleS Ibe latest,
workmanship the best. We make suits
10 measure for $3.50 and up. Salts.
faction guaranteed OF money refunded.
Have also on hand q stock Of sheet
music, Can furnish ell late and pop.
ulaF pieces, o. F. DOrman, at Harper
4 ChaSS'S music store. dim
DR.. and Mrs. Watson Porter have ~.
turned from CsntsSvllls, Nova Scotia,
where they have been sOjouTning for
the past few mORIhS. Dr. Porter
states that the climate OF Nova Scotia
Was delightfully."- cool, . Ore being nee
eSsaFy 10 comfort almost daily. The
past tWO months were unusually cool.
and be 10 delighted 20 return 70 bic
Florida home. Friends Of Dr.. and
Mu. Porter are glad to greet them
again. also 70 zee them looking 90
we'll.
Q, O. and D. D. Powell. who have
formed q partnership under che HFm
name Of Powell Bros for che she puF-
pose Of oOnd ueting general brokerage
and manufacturer agency business,
have launched themselves In che com.
meFeial arena, having secured . ware.
hooss In South Gainesville. These
young men, Who we're connected uLtilI
recently with the Gainesville FuFnl.
tuFs Company. have made themselves
quite popular. aud ViIl no doubt pros.
per in their new venture.
On account Of che SO0thsFu ConieF-
sBes on Immigration snd QVaFantins, |
which meets q, ChattahooRa, Tens,
November oth and l0Ib. th0 Atlantic |
Coast Line Railway hes arranged 70
Bsll tickets 90 one aEsE-elasS faFa pius
twenty-five esnis Zoe ths Found tFlp /
These tietsts will b. 90 sals November
Sch and oh Ahal limit % sane sIil BE-
16th. pFiOA 70 midHlght Of
uhish pasasngsu musb Faash original
starting point For foil informatIon
oF sleeping ear reservations zee Atlan.
We Coast Line agents % write Ffank 4
o. Boylatoe, DistFist PasseagsF AEsat,
Jacksonville. Pie.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29

A lester toll Son from CapIAiB J
n. stFObhaF bears The Information thst
be ls BbW ioshtst 10 hontFsal. p q,
Canada. here his hsslth IL lmpFoT.
ibR
Captain sIFoLhaF requests thSi The
address Of he per b. changed from
NeW York 20 N,atFsal. addisR that 10
sannot do uiIh.at The SON. and ap.
pFsciaiss read e che home hsWt VsrT
mu0h.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29

Al Surface sasgen ere nou ksoWR
70 - sgnbls ~ Bpehisn's ArB10a
BalVs. JAs. walters o. Du@sd. W..
RHsss, II hh1 . eaSesF on ny 10 fog
yeAFs thai go ned issuFnbls. ilIl Bask'
Loaf Afaiea save healed u hhd BoW "
u pefsetiy prii." 0aAEahtsrt safs
foF euts sd bafst. 90 80 Ell efpg
nlnHal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29

Are oftsn fFustEatsd b. soddsa bgesk-
Ing down doe % dySpspsia o. eoastlpa-
tion. Brace 40 un4 take DE- KinE's
Nss Life PiiIs. ThsT isks oaI che ms-
tsFials uhleh aTp sioGRiaa goas snsF.
Glas hnd EiVe yoa q seu stnr. CaFs
kea9aehe aed diEGiBear 500 AZ 90
dPag ttoFua Ze. eBeEaatssd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29

We have . numbsF q ooplot 81
BaFtE' Citg DiFostoFy fgT ssis &c ne
Sea o9ss IL - . han4g Fsfegpnes
boek Gee baainess Ed uTafeusiasal
msas RiFinS Gha naWus 81 eaa1Rats.
uith etFess sd na1Aaf. Paes, g.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29

Better, thank you, In fact, quite well.
Fat, round and full Of life and mischief.
Pink and white Aesh, dotted with dim
pies. No eoIgh, no Indigestion.
All on account OF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29
Cotton is Jumpin
Why Does This
Interest You !?

Because HOmspuns, Ginghams, Cali
cos, Drllngs, Ducking, Bleaching, Cam
bricS, Towels, Underwear and great many
Dress GoodS-in fact IS per cent of dry
goods stock-are made of cotton.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-29
Al New Orleans.

New Orleans, October 2S.-Lsss than
thirty cases Of yellow fever are now
under treatment 10 this city, and most
Of them are mild. Today one nav case
was reported up 20 noon, with one
death, Yesterday there we're two new
oises aud four deaths Total number
Of eases, B,Ssii total number OF deaths,
"A.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-24

DR.. Chastain has secured offices
over Bennett Wheeler Mer. Co. g
store and will locate here for the prac-
tice OF medicine. DR.. Chastain is an
old Bates county boy. He was
educated at the old Butler Academy,
and after receiving his diploma in
medicine located at Hume, where he
practiced for many years. A few
years ago he associated himself in
the practice with DR.. Hulett, OF Rich
Hill, which partnership he now dis
solves TO come to Butler.
Our popular station agent G. H. r.
Vandervoort, was in St. Louis last
week attending a meeting OF the Mo
Pac division superintendent, A
new freight schedule for the l.. X )
division which will save many hours
in freight shipments to all points on
this division as we'll as the Inter
State was agreed on. Freight will
be shipped direct from St Louis to
Kansas, on u through train and sent
out on this division the next day.
This means much to our merchants
and more to the er-State patrons
in this county and Kansas.
In the selection OF Drainage Com
missioners the county court on Tues
day made a wise choice. 1t would
be hard to find three better or more
competent men in the county than
Estis Smith, W. j. Bard and Judge
John March. They are all old and
Observation-Disclosures, prominent in the
county, are representatives from the
extreme sections of the county and
they are men OF the strictest integ.
rity. We want to congratulate and
commend the court In the selection
OF these gentlemen to manage this
great enterprise.
A Kansas exchange is responsible
for the following game law for the
projection OF publishers: Book
agents may be killed from October l
TO September /; spring poets from
March l to June 1; scandal moneers
from April l to February umbrella
borrowers from August l to Nov
ember /, and February l to May l.;
every man who accepts q paper Tor
two years and on being presented
with the bill say, 81 never ordered
IT," may be killed on the spot with
out reserve or relief.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-24
c. A. Allen, wife and son, Horace,
leave to-day Tor Colorado Springs.

c. A. Allen, wife and son, Horace,
leave to-day for Colorado Springs.
Wehave some extra good bargains
In shirtings. Hills Cash Store.
The Bates county Sunday School
Association is In session at Spruce
to-day.
The old settlers OF Henry county
will hold their annual picnic at Wind
sor, August Both.
Miss Nellie Walton has returned
home from a visit to Warrensburg
relatives and friends.
New line OF buggy whips just in;
good whip for Zoe. Hills Cash Store.
j. ". Berry, Of the McKibben Mer-
camille Company, is enjoying his
vacation.
The big store room of the Sam
Levy Mercantile Company has Just
been treated to q new coat OF paper,
which adds much to it's appearance.
In company with Or. Jewell, j. r.
Ellison, OF Lincoln, Nebr., was visit
ing our people In the interest Of q
lecture course at the opera house this
winter.
Mrs. Geo. W. Logan, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. Arnold, and other relatives and
friends, left Saturday for her home in
Cairo, Ills.
Rev. Father G. NJ. Scanlin, former
pastor OF the Catholic church at Rich
Hill and Butler, is now located at
She field, where he is pastor OF the
st. Stephens church.
Six head OF cattle, says the Review,
we're killed by single bolt of light
ming In the Brooks pasture, just
southeast OF Rich Hill, during the
electric storm Friday morning.
Thomas Pemberton, OF Jackson
county Mo-, claims the blue ribbon
as a wheat raiser. From 8 acres be
threshed 44S bushels, an average OF
Sc bushels per acre. His entire crop
OF wheat averaged nearly as bushels
per acre.
Joe Moore, % years OF age, living
with his mother near Windsor, Mo-,
ended his life with a shot gun the
other day. He left a rambling note
which causes his friends TO susr 5ct
that he was temporarily insane.
Thos. j. Calender, q pioneer merch-
ant OF Clinton, but for the past few
years during business at Osceola,
died at Eureka Springs where be had
gone for his health The remains
were taken to Clinton for interment.
He was born In Owen county, KY,
1916, and came to Missouri at the
age OF Q years. He served four years
In the confederate army and was in
Gen. Sterling Prices command.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-24

Eggs taken the same as cash.
42.5t. MckIBBENs'
Osceola is to have a street fair in
September.
Mare. phaeton and harness for
sale. Cell at this office.
Elmer Silvers is improving his
residence property on Ohio Street.
Best sc glnghams at Hills Cash
Store.
MA. Wilson, OF Pleasant Gap, has
accepted position at the Nevada
Hospital for Insane.
Eggs ia ken same as cash.
McKibbeus.
The water melon crop Is also a
bumper one this year and the town
is oyer.run with fine melons.
The State Fair is In session this
week. and a large number OF Bates
county citizens are In attendance.
Miss Cora Whitsett came In from
Chica 20 the first OF the week to visit
her pa rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Whit
slit.
Eggs taken same as cash;
McKibbens.
The large elevator, hay, wheat,
ETC., and two box cars were burned
at Harwood, Mo. The building BE-
longed to Moss Bros.
Hyou have a county license, you
can now kill 25 doves q day, provid.
ed you can find them and shoot well
enough. "
Fleming Stevens, aged &c years,
was killed by a Mo. Pacific engine
near Pleasant Hill the other day.
Eges taken same as cash.
McKibbens.
The Warrensburg fair opens Tues
dsy. August Goth. More than fifty
horses have entered for the races.
The agricultural department oithe
state university will hold q farmers
institute at Nevada, September 10
and 16.
John Williams a negro blacksmith
was MORALLY injured Saturday
morning by John Johns, an ex,con'
vict, at a negro picnic near Sedalia
Chas. vrehmeyer, aged 60 years, at
Carrollton, Mo-, q cook, turned on
the gas In rooming house In Kan
sas City Friday, and when found was
dead.
Lete Sacket with his family and
camping outfit left Monday morning
for Austin, Cas- county, to attend
the three day reunion OF the district
GA. R. Organization.
Best school hosiery atlowest prices.
HIS Cash Store,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-24
Eggs taken same as cash.


McKibbens.
W. E. Ely, at Thomas, Okla, says
he can't get along without the best
paper in Bates county.
Flower pots, all sizes at Hills Cash
Store.
Our old friend John York sends US
remittance with good words from
Baker City, Oregon.
Comfort calico and cotton battling
cheap at Hills Cash Store.
II you want to buy a good home
on Ohio street, two blocks from the
public square, barn and city water,
at bargain, call at this Office.
Boys good school hats from 25C
to 4Sc. Hills Cash Store,
The TINES Office will print the
premium list for the fair to be held
in this city October 10 to 13. The
catalogue will contain about sc
pages.
Table oil cloth 121c per yard,
Hills Cash Store.
W. F. Keyser, secretary of the Mis-.
souri, Bankers Association, with head.
quarters at Sedalia, wishes to be re-
membered to his many Butler friends
New goods in all lines at Hill's
Cash Store.
Mrs. Sam W. Davis, OF Kansas
City, has been visiting he husband
the past week. This accounts in a
measure for Mr.. Davis fIppant talk
about disconsolate widowers OF But.
Ter.
Boys school pants from 25c up.
Hills Cash Store.
Mrs. j. W. Choste, on Friday even
ing last, entertained a select party
friends In honor OF Miss Rosa Pruett,
Of Joplin, who is visiting at the
Choate home.
School shoes at lowest prices at
Hills Cash Store.
The farmers predict corn will be
worth rs TO 80 cents per bushel this
fall. The TINES hopes to see them
get good prices for their crop in pay
ment Of the partial failures OF the
pasttwo or three years.
Buy your school supplies at Hill't
Cash Store.
Mrs. Harry Hsles, accompanied by
her sister-in. law, Miss Hales, and sis
ter, Miss Daisy Walker, who had beer
visiting her at Sheldon, came In Sat
urday TO spend q vacation with heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. g. Walker
Of Lone Oak township.
Best house brooms only 20c al
Hills Cash Store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-24
Old Settlers Sept. 18th.

The officers OF the Old Settlers SO.
ciety of Bates county had Il meeting
last week and decided to hold their
annual picnic and meeting for We'd
nesday, September 18th, in the Court
House Park. Full particulars will
be published later. Every old settler
in Bates county who possibly can
should attend this meeting and en-
roll his or her name. The time limit
now is 20 years continuous residence
in Bates county.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-07
Successes alcmancs

hcfl.n. e. dc lhQcmhe "a ciu
SO r. hcflin 4iaha o. fthaNr "a
mafls g. los aas uillonrs ae h .hi' A.
trs. ilel fcc emo hccho ,n p - ~
'fv raf a ps seIa .feN.lsa ana ~
h'.cit .tle ipsS 3 5rr, na. Vtsltn
al, f,.f = mntiu uienio afdiaauo dc
r.a.aoan o.ss delsc sef - j. e,ha
s.sast g. wnos saasesa ~ .ompa
n.hrn. e. .a Is. fgia 3 rn
n Hkr .s .f stf aNn
F. n4N.l s. a.Nrra -s...as ha
.t ,uicS
Ic.cgfatla ei+c +crf,n'c eentral voa
lfahA. .,le - ia> fuc,sa> alemar.>
- Aful e.. ~ara 'c ore a,-as>
- un ,a'aaase en - e..amH' 81.
lovael l)c'n',n. q do asnsl fac
ran haila .o, en- II campo sao.ta ss.a
Ncfc> 4c hotentotl, Ifeiuts tflouo-
slc'n.ncs .gera9 pas. Z IS cuCul'u n0r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-07
Cartas dctenidas.

~--Hasta els del actual podran re
clamarse en- "a ofoina de Cotreos las
siguientes cartas.. d detenjdas Bel Maria
Defy Edmond, Fletcher G w Cos
couria Antonio, G.opzaez Silvano, Con
zalez Julia, Cr'ndrod Edward, Hunt
Walter NJ, Jesds de Clotilde, Lum ba-
ma Luisa Lopez Francisco, Lopez Lo
renzo Juanta Leconte Cincinnatus y
mas, Monsanto Miguel Montan nez
Mercedes. Mena Manuel, NegrGn To-
masa. Power Amelia. Pagan Luis, Pa.
tino. calle de Allen MIN. 81, Quirogas
Francisco, Rout .Antonla. Rodriguez
de Aurora Flsribel Rivera Rosa, Re
yes Rosario, Ramos Adela, Ranero
Francisco, Ranes Lupe, Ruiz Maria,
Roman Flora, Scot l. A.. Suarez y
Fernandez Jose, Smith, S g., Steward
Shelton, Sepero Rafaela, Tonton An
tonic, Taylor, Kate NJ. y Vargas BIa-
sIn2.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-07
S@ccson rezigSosa
SANTOS DE MANANA

Enero s. domingo. Inf.a octava
despu6s de Ia Epifania Nucstra Sc
nora de Belen, santos Luciano, obispo
y martir Maximiano y Julian, mar
tires
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-02-09
Report On Football

The annual report of Commander
". +. HaIsey, secretary of the Navy
Athletic Association has been sub
mitted, in which he makes reeommen-
dations concerning the cutting down
of the annual football tickets from six
to three, which is due to the increased
number of midshipmen. Commander
Halsev recommends that a field be
provided for the exclusive use OF ser
vice athletics to cost $50, 600, TO be
divided equally between the Army
and Navy. The sale of tickets for one
game would clear this indebtedness
and give besides sum necessary for
the expenses of the teams.
After the first year both services
could return to the issuing Of compli.
mentary tickets, having $4,000, instead
of LII, as now. He thinks Govern
ment reservation near Philadelphia
could be set apart for this purpose
Another PROPOSE ton was to sell all
tickets, and after paying the legitl-
mate expenses of preparing the teams,
TO devote the balance to the relief So
cieties of the Army and Navy. The
report of Prof Nathaniel Nj. Terry,
treasurer, shows balance on hand OF
s.. 768. rs. In 1908 it was 81, $50. GA.
With the dues and subscriptions and
interest on bonds the total for last
year was 80, 7S4.62. The expenditures
were 81, 015.S4.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-02-09
Educational Bazaar

Beginning with next Tuesday, Feb
ruarv IA, an educational bazaar will be
given for three evenings, February
IA. Is aud Is at the Assembly Rooms,
for the benefit of Stanton colored pub
lie school. Admission each night, lO
cents. Sarah Ann Boston is chairman
of the committee in charge, and j.
Wesley Chase is principal of the
school. Stanton school was closed by
the School board on November 10 last
for lack of funds, as were all the col
ored schools in the comfy. Those in
terested in Stanton school have so far
endeavored to keep it open for one
session each day by subscriptions and
entertainments. The educational
bazar' is to be held three evenings
next week and is for this purpose and
should be literally patronized.