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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-10

he did not have the strength or the en- durance to knock me out.
 'I don't see much hope for fight now unless go against two men in the ring. That would make a pretty fight. and 1t would also be rather interesting for me. Any time fight can be ar ranged am ready and I will put up my own money. always back myself
 Has Many Presents.
 Yes friends and people who have won money by betting on me have sent me a great many gifts. I have quite num- Der of diamond pins and diamond rings that were presented to me in various parts of the country. I always give them to my wife and she puts them in a safety deposit vault. don't take much stock in jewelry myself"
 The champion is quiet. unassuming sort of fellow and quite different from the average rugilist. He Is only 2s years old, has the strength of an OK and no bad habits. He Is carefully looked after by his wife, a charming and comedy lit- tie German woman. who speaks with a pronounced German accent. She has a collection of diamonds that would awaken the envy of many fine lady. The two are quite dvoted to each other. They were married after Jeffries won the championship.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-10
THE ALBERT.

The Albert Restaurants business was not interrupted by yesterdays fire in an ad- joining building. Regular meals and special orders served as usual. #
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-10
MIGHTY GOOD CHANGE For some one to get a brand new Typewriter at close price for cash.
 K 32, Age-Herald.
NOTICE.

Effective Wednesday, Feb. ruary 8, express trains for Wylam will leave Birming- ham at 9 a. na., instead of l D. m., as heretofore. Bir. mingham Railway, Light and Power Company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-10

People who suffered from rheumatism have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla and found larting relief
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-10
The
 Simple Iife.......

While not evolutional from simple furniture, this living comes natu- ral where simplicity is followed throughout the home. The most beau tiful furnishings are now in the simplest designs. The Mission Style, the Antwerp Oak, and now the Early English Oak, lend elegance when no other would. Especially is this true of Library, Hall or Reception Room Furniture. A beautiful 3-piece suit for 5000, now 20 per cent off $40.00 net.
 Ben M. Jacob;
 & Bro.
 2O1l First Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-10

Hermitage. sign writer has moved across the street to Vulcan sign shop. 29 N. goth st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-10
MEMBER IS EXPELLED.
ed Charges Against Members.

Springfield. H.. February 9.-Represen- tative Frank D. Comerford of Chicago, today was expelled from membership in the lower house of the 44th general as- sembly of Illinois by vote of i21 to 13 because he had made unJustifed charges against certain members of the legisla- ture.
 The expulsion followed a hearing of several days during which Comerford tried to adduce evidence to support as- pensions cast at his fellow legislators during a speech in Chicago. He had as- serted that certain men tried to buy votes for a minority democratic leader at a caucus in January. The Investigating committee found that these charges were not true. The defendant was allowed to plead his case before the whole House today but at the close If his address only thirteen members voted against his ex- pulsion.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-01

Given under our hands. this the 2ist day of
October, A. ID. 1905.
G. J. CHAMBERS, D. L. SHARRAR
Clerk of Board. Chairman of Board.
Upon motion of Supervisor Pitt the treas
urer was instructed aud directed to furnish
the several supervisors with o list OF charged
back taxes
On motion of p. NJ. Smith. the boord took a
recess until $3.50 p. m.
2:30 ID. m.
Board reconvened; quorum present.
Supervisor futile moved that after reading
approving and signing the record, the board
stand adjourned until the first Monday In
January, 1906. at I 80 D. m.
c. j. CHAMBERS. ID. l.. SHARRAR.
Clerk. Chairman.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
furnished by Register J. c. Watson

Emma Williams TO William White ct al
lots blk III. middleton. -. -. "a 200
Patrick L O'Brien TO Charles w Smith
ct al lot 0. blk Al. st. Louis. 525
Harry w Springer to George Wright
pt lots and 2, blk IL, Alma. 1850
Lee Potts to Andrew NJ Alexander ne
oil sw4. sec 49, Seville. ........... go
ID j Wiltshire TO O Il Wiltshire und Y
int. pit lots, blk q. Jeffery's add to Ith-
oCa... ..........-........... UuU
Frank Remaley to William Albro DIT
Ell OF nw4. sec 30. Washington. ....... 1900
William n Albro TO Eldorius Cronk
pit eh OF nwl, sec 80. Washington =. :. 1900
Frank l. PRESLEY TO Winlfred Dodge
neA OF seA sec IA, Fulton....... 49,. 100
Geo b Wells to Nellie Wilson lot 3. blk
20. Jefery's add to Ithaca. ............ zoo
William III Wells TO William Gould Ell
of eh of sw4 and e'o of sch of nwk
and swA OF neA. sec 8, Seville ........ 300
William ii Wells TO Herbert Wells VIZ
Of e1f of swk and wv Of SEX OF nwk,
sec s, seville-............. .........-..... $500
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-01

ETY., by levying tax upon the taxable prop
sSsty OF the county Be taken from the table.
Sn Sc Ss n g..
''one-tenth Of one mill on dollar" and In
sorting In lieu thereof zone thousand dol
THss mossd Rss the re.o
zone tenth Of a mill on a dollar and insert.
The amendment did not prevail
Supervisor futile moved that further con-
sideration of the subject be indefinitely pos
Supervisor II. M. Smith moved that the vote
by the council Of the village OF Ithaca, was
accepted and ordered placed on record be re-
The motion prevailed.
Supervisor CLARK moved that the joint
tiot and the village of Ithaca purchase the
clock and that said clock and bell shall be-
come the property OF the county at the end
of five years fromithis date.
The motion prevailed.
Returning to an order OF business previous
ly passed, the committee on ways and
means. through Its chairman Supervisor
Dun, read its report. which was as follows:
Oct. 10Th, 1905.
To the Board of Supervisors of Gratiot
county:
means beg leave TO submit the following
We would recommend that the following
amounts be assessed upon the taxable prop
erty, as shown In the several assessment rolls
OF this county for the year 1905, and for the
following purposes:
For state tax s3SO0s &c
For county contingent tax 10000 on
For salaries county officers 5000 OF
For support OF poor 5000 OF
For court fund 1000 0C
For care of insane 1000 0C
For soldiers relief fund 400 OC
For building addition to poor house 5000 0C
Il. q. DUFF.
A. N. PALMETER,
FRANK PEACH.
Committee.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-01

w. n. sTONEMAN,
ID. w. ADAMS,
P.w. RICHARDSON,
Committee.
Supervisor Duff moved that the report be
adopted. The motion prevailed.
TIE committee on taxation, through its
chairman, Supervisor Tuttle. presented and
read its report which was as follows;
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors OF
Gratiot County:
Gentlemen: Your committee on Taxation
to whom was referred the statements filed
by the several supervisors of the townships
and wards In the cities of Alma and st. Louis
In said county OF moneys TO be raised by the
several townships, the cities of Alma and 81.
Louis and the several school districts In said
county, and TO whom was also referred the
statement of the Auditor General of the
state tax apportioned To said county. togeth-
or with the report on the committee on ways
county purposes. and the other statements
as hereinafter set forth In the schedule here-
70 attached, have had the same under con-
sideration ana recommend the adoption OF
the Following resolution:
Resolved. That the supervisors OF the sew
eral townships. and OF the several wards OF
the cities OF Alma and ST. Louis In said coun-
ty of q ratiot. are hereby directed TO spread
upon their respective assessment rolls for
the year 1905 the several sums set opposite
the names OF the several townships and wards
contained In the schedule hereto annexed,
In the manner required by law, and that the
same be collected and paid over to the officers
poses designated upon said schedule; and
Resolved, further, That the supervisors OF
the several townships In which fractional
school districts are situated be and hereby
are instructed and directed to assess the
amount ordered to be raised between the
townships In which such fractional school
districts are situated. and require the same
to be paid over according to law for the pur-
poses for which they were severally voted.
And BE 1t Further Resolved, That the sup
ervisors of the several wards of the City of
st. Louis be and hereby are authorized and
directed TO spread upon the assessment rolls
OF their respective wards the following
amounts not mentioned in the said schedules
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-01

On motion the report OF the committee was
cOncurred IN.
claim of L. W. Race for $500 be referred to
the township of Wheeler for allowance by the
board of health.
The recommend alton of the committee was
concurred in.
The committee on fines, through its chair
man, Supervisor Stoneman, presented and
read It's report, which was as follows:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors, now
In session;
Your committee on fines beg leave to sub
NIT the following report: We have examined
the reports handed to US by the several sup
ervisors. OF the fines collected by the JUS
tices. and find them as follows.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-01

The following named townships have not
reported Hamilton, Lafayette, Pine River.
w. n. sTONEMAN,
ID. w. ADAMS,
p. w. RICHARDSON,
Committee.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-01

! Applications for drains that have been re-
ceived and not yet acted upon for various
reasons; principally lack OF time are fol-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-01

AxM Pp
STATE N pf Tax
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-09
CoIored Rider Goes.

San Francisco March SIN the fast
time of one minute fiat Gleudennlng tip.
tOed his field In the hrst race at Emery
Vile today. lie was a fayorite at 20 0
and won pulled up. Three favorites and
three well played second choices won,
Weather, clear; track, fast.
Jockey Bonner, the oolored rider who
was supposed to pilot the horses 81 Wal
ter Jennings for the next two years, has
disappeared. II was rumored at the TRACK
today that he had been advised to decline
to sign a contract with Jennings and hao
decided that going away was the best
way out OF the dilemma, RE was at the
stables last night. but was not on hand
this afternoon TO fulnll his engagements,
Results:
First race FIVE furlOngs-Glendenn
won, Pickaway second Redan third.
Second race. four furlongs--lsabeau
won, Avonalis second, Aprlls Pride third.
Time--.iSA.
Third race. Futurlty course--My order
won. Edroudun second Meada third. Time
--ll0N
Fourth race, one mile and half, 100
yards-Scherzo won, Andrew Mack sec
ond. Esherin third Time-l:45N.
Fifth race seven furlongE-Hugh Nc
Gowan won Bah second Serenity third,
Time-l 26&
Sixth race, one mile eistersinger won,
Tannhauser second, Slurian third Time
i .42ik
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-09
HIS FOOLISH FEARS.
Sensations That Keep Him in tho
Limelight Of Public Attention.

ogden standard; Frank j. Cannon
would die OF ennul were he unable TO
keep In the lImellghts. Here he is again
before the public with a sensation. He
fears assassination What a boobyl He
has placed more shots In to his own
frame than ever VIII be aimed at him
by others when not exercising In the
role Of a reformcr he IL training for
martyrdom. But there Is no neces.
sity for any one 10 eliminate poor
Frank from the equation OF life. He
has been "a dead one for q number of
years. and the stencil Is now smelling
TO high heaven He mistakes the task
resting upon the people Of Utah. They
are not called upon to do anything
more than bury hm-deep down IN
oblivion, where ultimately must 20 all
self-deyourlng oonceits,
only a man who frlghtens at his
shadow IN the moonlight and secs
spooks on dark nights could twist the
above into anything less pralsoworthy
than an earnest deposition on the part
OF the writer to discourage any phyd.
cal protest against the slanderlng
tongue OF an apostate and brutal ma
ligner OF hts own people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-09

Many have cured their loved ones In
day with the free TRIAL package alone.
Among them such prominent ladies' as the
following: Lola Pendlot0n, Rocky Noun
tain, Va Mrs Agnes Carroll, Caledonia,
Mimi. Mrs Matte Balkns Vanceburg
KY; Mary l.. Harris, Lewiston. n. c.;
Mrs. Mabel link, II, r. ID, No s, Salem
Oregon; Miss Mamie Griog, Huntington,
Ind, Mrs l., KowalsM, II Whit sboro
street, utce. No y. Mrs, Ella J. CLARKE
Iouishurg. N. c.; Mrs Jennie Lynch, En-
field. Halifax County. ". g.
Any wife, mother daughter or sister
can DO H. II can be given the drunkard
secretly by placing II IN his coffee. tea
or food. Try III Bring happiness to YOU
homol
Send your name and address to In. J.
w Haines 1856 Glenn Bldg, Cincinnati,
o., and he Will mail you a free packag
OF Golden Specific IN plain Wrapper. c.
companied By full directions how 10 use IL
and testimonials from hundr de- OF crate
ful mon and women 10 whom Golden Spe-
ohc has been God-send
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-09
G0LDFILLD FREIGHT.
Plan Submitted by Special Committee
For Solution OF Trouble,

Following is the full text Of the re-
port made last evening, at the Com
mercial club by the special committee
appointed to confer with c, /. Marsh
relative to plan for relieving the
freight congestion at Godheld;
Salt Lake city. Utah. March S, 1906.
Mr. L. W. Madsen. Chairman CONNER
cial Clubs Special Committee Nevada
Business; Dear Slr-Your committee,
acting under Instructions to contract
with Mr., G.. l., Marsh for the Transport
tatlon of merchandise from Salt Lake,
Utah, to Goldneld and other mining
camps IN southwestern Nevada, begs
leave 10 report as follows;
After consultation II was decided to
make individual contracts between
shippers and Mr. Marsh, aud not u con-
tract as between the jobbers and man
ufacturers az body, because this body
had no legal existence We have de-
cided upon form Of contract, and
each member Of this committee has eN-
ecuted the same representing their com
panies, and we have provided additional
contracts, which Will be IN the hands OF
Mr. Fisher Harris secretary OF the
Commercial club and we wish all par
ties wishing TO enter this field for bus
mess TO call at the Commercial club
rooms and execute these contracts at
their earliest convenience.
Mr. Marsh has gone TO Nevada TO
conclude his arrangements for the
opening OF this freight route and In a
very few days we Will be able to make
shipments.
The contract provides for the follow
Ing freight rates between Salt Lake
city Utah and Goldneld New, govern
ed by the western railroad classidca-
ton.
First-class freight. $373
Second class freight, 1856
Third-cass freight. S34.
Fourth class freight, 1925 FOR each
100 pounds, and a proportionate rate
70 all other points I'm southwestern Ne
vada, The time not 10 exceed f. DAYS
from Salt Lake city Utah, to Goldfeld,
New.
The contract further provides that
the iobber or manufacturer will pay 10
Mr.. Marsh a forwarding charge. or boz
nus, for all goods which he shall trans
port as Follows, TO be determined by
the western railroad classification:
Upon frst-class freight at the rate OF
81 per ton
Upon second.class freight at the rate
Of $3.50 per ton,
Upon thlrd-class freight nj the rate
OF Slips per ton
Upon fourth-class freight az the rate
Of 81 per ton
Minimum charge shall be 80 cents
Respectfully submitted,
G. N. STREVELL,
COL, T. c. WEBER
WARREN BOGUE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-09

Grande passenger department returns
this evening with Mrs. Benton from o
"Trip to Honolulu.
Vice President j. Ross Clark and
General Manager r. II. Wells OF the
Salt Lake Route left this morning at
6 O'Clock FOR Los Angeles, travelling by
special train.
Judge Cornish Vice President w, NJ.
Bancroft of the Oregon Short Line and
s. w. Ecces OF the big smelling syn
dictate left this morning at 1929 for the
north.
Ed Williams. who before he struck Il
rich, was travelling auditor for the
Union Pacific Hotels company, Is In tho
city today
All roads are bringing In big contin-
gents Of excursionists for the perform
ances Of Mother Goose
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-09

8. y, 1872, relating TO the qualification
OF surety companies on official bonds.
OTHER MATTERS.
II. j. II. No by Wootton, provid-
ing for the appointment OF an Arizona
strip commission, was laid on the ta-
bic.
$. b. SO 10y Lawrence, relating TO the
OF the calendar
H. 70 1872. the Irrigation bin, was
made the special order for If a, IN.
today
During the session Stookey introduced
n. y. 23G, validating scrip issued TO
Jurors IN territorial days until the year
1906 Referred to committee on ju.
dietary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-09
cIIRYsTALs
TRANKLGNs.
WESTERN RACING AssoCIATN
Manager Jones Announces Program for
six Days Race Meet.

w. S. Jones has announced his program
for the six-day race meet to- d. gy'n
here in July under the auspices Of the
Western Racing ASSOCIATE H. ~ g cuts
will take place at the fair grounds track,
and II is safe 60 predict that those who
love the sport Of kings will be well SAT-
meet opens on Juply n and continues 10
July %, Inclusive. The prizes offered ag-
gregate $1,000. What will probably be the
big event Of the meet will be the free
for-all trot and pace for which q purse
Of 1900 is offered, The program as an
nounced Is as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-09
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mrs. ]. c. Cutler, Jr, entertained at
a pleasant Kensington this afternoon
at her home.
Mrs. Hanauer and Miss Hanauer
were among today's hostesses giving
a prettily appointed luncheon In honor
Of Mrs. Joseph Young.
Mrs. Richard p. Morris entertained
her Sewing club today
Among the interesting events OF yes.
terday were the weddings of Miss Ruby
Swift and Mr. Edward Evans, and Miss
Stella Rothschiid and Mr.. David Spltz
re ipeGtively the first being solemnlzed
I'm the Temple, and the latter at the
home OF the bride Each marriage was
celebrated In a pretty home reception.
Mr. and Mrs r. II. Officer will enter
tain Informally this evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Richardson enter
tanned the Card club last night.
Mrs. A. b, Miller and the Misses MIL
Ter will be guests OF honor at a recep-
tlon to be given at the First Prcsby-
terrain church tonight
Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Qugley have
gone east for nm extended stay,
Miss Helen Boyer Of Springville is In
the city visiting with friends.
The dancing soiree at 'Christensens
last night was the usual enjoyable ana
popular AFFAIR.
Mrs. Russell G.. schulder entertained
at a second afternoon function yester-
day in honor Of her mother, Mrs. Dick
son,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-09
ENTRIEs CLosE JULY I.

Monday, July "a, purse No. /, free-for-all
pace $1,000, purse No, 2, 2;22 trot, 500
Tuesday, July =, purse No. g. 212 trot
$500; purse No. 4. $50 pace. 500.
Wednesday July %, purse No 5, 1880
pace 500; purse No, 6, 1884 trot 800
Thursday, July o. purse No, Z, 2;0S pace
Friday, July q. purse No, 0, 2.2} pace,
$500; purse No. TO- 1924 trot, $500
Saturday July 90 purse No, II, 2:li
pace $1,000; purse No. y. freo-for-all trot
1900
events each day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-09
WITH THE BowLERs.
Last Games OF the League Series Were
Played Last Evening.
HOW THEY STAND.

The city Bowling league brought its
series TO close last evening with con-
tests between the Txedos and the Indie.
pendonts, The season began oct. II, and
anee that time the best bowlers In the
uly, divided into. six teams have fought
gamely for the championship. Last ninht
NE Texudos took two Of the three games
played thus Increasing their lead and
,ganmdlng tho championship, The scores
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-09
TUXEDos,
SLEEPLESSNESS
Read my OIlsr-a full dollars worth of nv
Wm'dy Tree to Try without deposit, or
risk, or promise to nav.

sleenessness frethllness. restlessness
tCI N9lsness, irritabilty-all are the ont,
~ a'fn or inward nerve disturbances.
eiyo , vo, ls nQt with the nerves which
XXX you ,warnlng-not with the nerves
MNi{h enable you TO feel. to walk. 10 IN h
tSo 'uluh lo see. But the INSIDE nerves
Ky aulomauc power nerves-tbese arc
"a, n.y. lhht work wears out aud wor-
~ breaks down.
A., nave not room here TO explain how
,,ae lender tiny nerves control and
nav" we stomach, the heart. the kid
sna' Wv llNcr How eXctsses and strains
Gbo.uO' ygflndulgence destroy their delicate
weatr LOW, through bond OF sympathy.
eacP"uEos IN ono center il conveyed TO
leC6 OF the other oenters. How dis sar,e
slerus oi sympathy produces the outward
us 30 ~ nervousness which should warn
M we trouble within. / have moi room
reacbd6 m now these nerves may be
an Sdou y. and strengthened and vt9llzed
ana made well by a remedy ~ sro Nt"t Ky,
poSNola in perfectlng-now known hv
tforsa3iaS everywhere as DIR, Shoon's M
tbis nave not room 10 explain hov.
a cert,in puy Dy removing the cause. nut
rr'vw,afd ana outward lncluding fretT,,ires,s
or ,hssuess seeplessness. irritabilltv Aii
boot lungs are fully explained In ths
/" b, WIN send YOU when YOU write
ody ~ man million homes my RENE
NAV moi hiosWn ana relied upon. Yet you
NfNr ~ ~ ~ ~ make tnIA
snit o YOU a stranger, that every nos9
eond ,house for doubt NAV he ro9oyed
no r.io Inoney-make no promise tnlse
have nS, simply, write and ask. IN Won
you an 'S ord uled my remedy, | will send
donar ol1er ON your druggist FOR a f,,li
jar st1 po6tt,eS-not 2 sample but The regu-
on NJ sa aGdard bottle he keeps constantlv
no pn snelves The druggist will reonlre
az eb 5'aluGps lie will accept my order
Wni nun. lie viii send tho bill to mo ~
,earn at MY EXPENsE Vbng,lttt lily, 70
noW % be rid forever 80 N,' ~, s IiyLI
nervousness and lnsnn,, '" az forms OF
unIy N the trouble nj 70 ~ ne rld not
which produced III Write tpdSS very cause
Der Tor rS' orr orr BOOK on Dyspepsia.
dollar bottle you Book on the Heart.
sb NV, address Or Book on the Kidneys.
Raei poA k,li I Book for Women
State which booE Book 5 for Men
'Vu want Book son Rheumatism.
MID cases are o,ton ,,.o,
.oottle For sale nj fortu 'th Dy a single
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-09
PENNY PARAGRAPHS.

At the old Pastme Athletic club
quarters on Market street tomorrow
night Jack Danford and Billy Hamp will
meet in their much-talked- twenty
round contest number Of prelimnaries
have been arranged and tho manage
ment Is assured OF big crowd and an
interesting time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-09

Why suffer with headache. constipa-
ton, stomach Kidney and liver trou-
bles, when HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea Will cure you2 No money wanted
unless you are cured IS cents Tea or
Tablets. Ask your druggist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-09

Billy Melody. better known as "Hon-
ey," with his manager. John Mooney,
arrived in Salt Lake from Boston last
evening They are on their way TO Butte
on the nth Melody says he has never
seen Jerry, but he is confident Of beating
the Wakervlle Pet Jerry, however, Is
not worrying over the outcome.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-09
Commercial League Games.

The Chrystals and the Tranklins Of the
Commercial Bowling league meet last
night and the former were the victors.
taking all three games, schmlcrer o. the
winning team, rolled up score Z 235. tho
highest In tie league, The scores follow.