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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-31

Statistics show startling mortality
from appendicitis and peritonitls. The
prevent and cure these awful diseases,
there is just one reliable remedy, Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. NJ. F1annery Of
IA Custom House Place, Chicago, says:
They have no equal for Constipation
and Blliousness." 25c at chas. Rogers.
druggist.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-31
IGoRoTTEs SET SAIL.
Native Filipinos Leave the Islands This
Week for Portland.


Two hundred Igorottes, Moros, Ne
gritoes and Visayans will leave the
Philippine islands this week, arriving
in Portland the latter part of April,
where they will proceed Immediately
to the grounds of the Lewis and Clark
exposition. These natives will populate
the Philippine village on the govern
ment peninsula at the exposition.
Upon their arrival the construction
Of the Philippine village will be started
at once. A feature of this will be a
city Of houses built on poles over the
surface of Guilds lake. This is char
acteristic of the expedient resorted TO
by the natives to avoid reptiles and
foes of similar kind. The city Of pole
houses will be occupied by the Moros
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-31
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
oeeident.

Oeeident.
Fred Beagles. Portland
George Clark. Portland.
f. w. Dlngmau, Portland.
Walter Mack. New York.
Chas Eckert and wife. Boston.
Geo. Brown ana wife. Portland.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-31
RocKERFELLER's GIFT.
Congregational Church Has Not Vel
Accented II.

Boston. March 3O.-Despite the fact
that the prudential committee Of the
American board Of foreign missions
practically decided to accept the gift
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-31

Sold throughout the world. Cuticufa Soap 2e, Oinl-
meni, 50e, Heaoyeni Dc n form o. Chocolate Cosied
fills &c. per vial Of COZ Depotf London Charter
honse ea pafla Hne de IA PaH Boston, t8 Columbus
a- Send for aeH 10 Preserve Purity, and Beauiiiy"
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

your country place sounds entiCing and business
Is duler than dull just now, there's no reason
Here the postman stepped into his office and
handed him letter. AS Black tore it open a bit
of cardboard fell out and fluttered to the floor
He reached for it, and when he saw what it was
look of astOnishment spread over his face fol-
lowed by slow flush and a pleased smile. He
glanced at his closed office door Then he whisted
softly At last he remembered to read his letter.
1t was short one Just this:
1t fills with chagrin it; but | am tired of
not seeing you. Please come up tonight. MARGIE.
1t took about two seconds to read this and the
next half minute Black spent in carefully LAYING
that bit of cardboard away in his pocket book
Then he swung around to his desk picked up the
letter he had been writing to Flo it in pieces
threw 1t in the waste basket, and began another:
Ny DEAR FLoRENcE-You're awfullv good to asl, me
but the fact IS can't possibly get away from
this month | write haste, so that YOU can make
other plans If you wish Yours with thanks and a-
probation and lots of regrets, LESLIE BLACK
This done he took his hat and went to luncheon
at restaurant, where he happened to meet Bob
Peters
See here, Bob he said after the order was in
IF you'd had falling with a girl-a mighty
nice g1rl-and she had decided to make up and
had sent you line asking you to call, and had in
closed this-what would you Think"
Bob examined the cardboard critically 'Too
easy was his verdict.
Don't know what you're talking about!' re-
torted Black in disgust and his treasure went back
into his pOcket-bOOk in a hurry, while Bob tried
in vain to extract another word of confidence from
him.
But in the middle of the afternoon, as Black was
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

debating letters to his quiet sensible little stenOg-
rapher impulse seized him, and he asked her
the same question he had put to Bob at luncheon
She looked at the cardboard thOughtfully
Were the couple engaged TO be married before
they quarreleds" she asked impersonally
'N-no; he hoping they would be- though ;"
She shook her head. 1t wasn't wOmanv in her
to send it." she decided, and Black snatched away
the cardboard and paid her off by debating so fast
she couldn't follow.
After dinner he tried his pet sister but
Les, she said she saw the cardboard
no nice girl would send you thatl" And Leslie
marched Oft for the evening, leaving her in tears
because he had been so cross.
Margie met him at the door herself. ''Evervone
in the flat has gone to the theater except Sister
Mary little girl and n--seIf she began hurriedly
as if there had been quarrel at all Il NAV not
be able to give you my undivided attention because
III have to go to Dotsy if she cries -
Black scarcely heard. He was thinking how like
7 flower Margie appeared in that pink dimity
Did you mean it," he asked, catching both her
hands
Mean WHAT"
That word you put in my letter"
Why, yes, of course At least | did when |
sent it. | don't now"
Aunt Mardsie!" called a little voice from the
bedroom, and the pink vision Vanished
Black held his breath until she reappeared
You say you don't mean it, now?" he questioned
lugubriously
Why, no. How could l, now that | see YOU
again?'
Aunt Mardsiel" sounded the wall again, and
tins time there was session of sobbing and COM
fortlng and long wait before Margie came back
DotSys Just broken-hearted because I've lost
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

commonplace. ''She asked 10 show It to her
tonight and | thought it right IN my desk
but I've hunted and hunted, just to please
her-why, Leslie Black, there it is now, Where
did YOU find it,"
1T" the discredited piece of cardboard
which Black had drawn from his pocky- in
her absence. y tiny, heart-shaped bit of ca-.-
board it was, decorated with violets whose STEMS
intertwined to spell the words Your Own Sweet
heart"
That" he exclaimed, ''You sent it 10 me- in
your motel"
Horrors" she gasped, as she snatched it from
him 'Ohl | remember slipping it into an empty
envelop to keep it cleanl''
You didn't know YOU sent it =
"Of course | didn't
it when YOU sent it, but not when YOU saw me-,
Il meant my note. Didn't l say I was rL
of not seeing you?"
''Oh!"
But as Black grew crestfaTen Margie grew r..-
nant
You could think that would do such @
as to send that to YOU, Leslie Black, Oh
could your You ought to have known .....
What must YOU have thought.
Thought? echoed Black, suddenly finding
tongue. Il thought it the sweetest thing o.
tender-hearted, precious girl ever did rhou-.
Aunt Mardsie. And NIargie was gone
She stayed until it was so still that Bla.<
the child must have fallen asleep. He began
get about the room. Perhaps she WASH cc-..
back at all
But just at that point she stood on the three
pink and sweet. You were saving Leslie
you-thought - she said softly
And Leslie is still telling her what he thinks.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

you got to take the credit for that spill"
Binford scratched his head in disquietude Of
mind
Bowlegs went on: I'VE agreed to go side partners
in this deal didn't WEI You amt goin TO cut out
from me first flicker, are yOu?"
Binford laced up his shoes before replying, and
BOwlegs continued: 1t them there shoes that
Continued PAGE
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

and Binford felt
obligated to ac-
cept the proffered
friendship.
" You ride the
bucking horse and
I'll furnish the
clothes" he said
Imply.
And so it came
about that at the
first streak of
dawn the cook,
the first riser in
a cOw-camp, saw
two figures STUN
bic off and dis
appear in the un-
certain shadows.
A few moments
later the sleeping
camp was aroused
by a wild whoop
and the sound of
violently Tapping
leather. Straight
toward camp came
a writhing, heav-
ing black object,
and a voice yelled
from out of the
darkness: Look
out, you fellersl |
can't keep him
out of camp"
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

There was swift throwing back of "tarps,"
and out of every bed scrambled "a startled
scantily clad cowboy. AS the men, barely
awake, gazed wildly about for the object of the
disturbance (they well knew the cause. for an
early morning episode of the sort is by no
means unusual in a cow-camp). there came an
unexpected climax to the proceedings. The black
object to divide suddenly into two parts
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

cried it dashed past the still gaping figure on the
gray pony.
For mile the two galloped side by side in silence,
Day had dawned clear and bracing when Bowlegs
drew deep breath and spoke. Il never lowed
this horse could throw me-"
Are you hurts" asked Binford solictously
Peeled some rawhide off my face IS alI-except
these little panties is sorter grass-stained" with
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

the smaller portion shooting swiftly upward and
outward and coming to earth with thud that
shook the ground. 1t lay mOtionless for
instant and then gathered itself together slowly
and rose.
Its that there tenderfoot, sure as you're
hvin'l" calculated General Miles" from his
safe ambush under the Chuck-wagon- That's his
hat, and them must be his little pants. We'd
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

companion reasoned. You'll have the gentle horse
that Gray Kitten pony of mine is plumb kind-and
if we do get caught up the jokes on me, amt it,
UNLESS l should be asked to repeat the perfor-
nance sometime in daylight" Binford was willy.
He had learned one beneficial lesson in not placing
too great confidence in cowboy assurances.
You side in this deal, and I'll side you the
rest of the time you're in camp BOwlegs urged,
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

qu1ZZ1CdI look al
the green spot ex-
tending from knee
to thigh.
Binford laughed.
=" What about our
scheme now
Bowlegs turned
on him sharply.
Il met up with
a saplin. That's
how | got this face
on me Sabe, You
got TO limp /
don't wonder Pan
cho didn't want a
outfit Ike this on
him. It's enough
tOmake a fence-raiI
pitch / don't want
no more truck with
it. We'Il change
clothes right here, 30
So | have 70
take the credit for
the fall, do T."
asked Binford du-
biOuslv.
" You bet your
life, Id have 20
quit camp if the
outfit ever caught
on that I'd been
throwed by Pan
ehO. Yes, YOU bet
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

better get out there and if he's hurt.
The 'tenderfoot" heard the suggestion, and, as
yarmouth Lance said afterward, run like a scared
rabbit
Pancho, having accomplished his sole purpose,
had trotted off and standing in his customary
attitude of complete disinterestedness in his
roundings The figure in the knee breeches launched
itself into the saddle Come on, come on!' it
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
A A r ID B O A r ID LOVE STO r Y
DrAASHoi~s%l@s dy a94xgsx

a little present she gave me
my birthday, " she explained
with an evident desire Co talk
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

\ EAR FLO" wrote Leslie
Black, Il accept with
alacrity. A week at
Evening journal., 1905-09-30

healthy
don't no
This is the place where
dollar
a
and
one OF Batnores invest
Richardson's Park win
ana II its wings won't
we have the gradng
garden spot on the rolling churches schools r. r.
er any part the city where win the tn2 These
al
IN ms new addition the lies higher better view than
me water all runs Off nesh5s Rich dns Park high
Evening journal., 1905-09-30

up motion reminds one Of jumping jack,
went IN to ritch. and as darkness was set-
tlins over the grounds, he was quite ef-
fective.
Nestcrday's victory gives the Athletics
lead of u points and now the univer-
sol expression on an sides 90 "rhre'
st-,hit" on Eddie Plank 30 today
game again centres the hopes of tine
fans" If Plank can duplicate his victory
of ihur day the Athletics tonight may
have The pennant practically w9n as ave
,ihcr victory today viii mean q clean
4 lead of Eve games, or 9,i In the pcrce7i-
age Yesterdays game makes the series
will Chicago stand i2 TO in fa' or o. tho
iillctirs who have also won ,ha sc''cs
r"m every o.hor club m ,lts h'ncfic.r
League
Evening journal., 1905-09-30

tos another free afternoon mean tomorrow afternoon
TO a sight
na 1A IS our new addition be
'ps'se anu better ground Comet I s
we want AN cannot cone an
epas come tomorrow big
ot Any part OF the city We
ho of
something IN IT, Where would
70 thesen
ana one ssnt was enough to park
place ana he only place al Ours
istl on so Rierar,n
o D. adde to ni as8-l,n
new addition viii undae
a ps
hsher ana better We he
oi ground char topi
you think OF greater ro, a.,
tlnk or these working people ad The paper
working lived
enough Why not can
Ply paying
savings Funds a
WIN count one
any place IKE Will
Evening journal., 1905-09-30
Funeral Of William S. sraunstein.

The funeral Of William S. Braunstein.
from his late home, No. 5l7 French
street, yesterday afternoon, was largely
attended. Members Of the Washington
Fire Company, of which the deceased
was an active member. and fellow
employees of the shops Of the p. b. &
w. Railroad Company were largely in
evidence.
Evening journal., 1905-09-30
Forty Hours Devotion.

At ST. Pauls Roman Catholic Church
tomorrow forty hours devotion viii be-
gin. The services viii open with high
mass which win be celebrated at 1890
O'Clock and will continue until Tuesday
morning when 1t viii close with the
same ceremonies as marked the OPEN
ing. During this interval the Blessed
Sacrament will be exposed.
Evening journal., 1905-09-30
oranoo vs.. Scrubs.

There viii be a practice game this
afternoon between the candidates Of
the Orange football team and the scrub
Geam.
Captain Crawford after the scrim-
mage win announce the eleven. that
viii line up against the Mt. Airy Mutes
at the opening game at south Side
Park next Saturday. Owing to base
bah. at the park, the practice Will take
place at Washington Heights, and a
large crowd Of followers will no doubt
be out to size up the new material.
Evening journal., 1905-09-30
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Match Games Will Be Played at
Country Club.

The annual fall tennis tournament Of
the Wilmington country club will be
held this afternoon. The winner will
play DIR. Joseph p. Wales. for the club
championship.
Play win begin at . o'clock and the
drawings for the tournament made yes
terday follows:
j. d. Bush vs.. ID. d. Bush.
w. f. Berger VS.. e. q. DUPONT.
George p. Bissell VS.. Lewis Rumford.
George Thomas. 30 vs. r. DUPONT.
c. A. Belin VS.. e. T. Cause
II. NJ. Candy vs.. J. r. Cause.
B. Il. Wright and l.. A. Yerkes drew
bycs.
Evening journal., 1905-09-30
COLoREO VOTERS MEET
Speeches Made by the officers Of the
Oraanization.

The meeting OF the John Brown
Political Association, composed Of col
ored men, held at the quarters of the
Lincoln Club last night was largely
attended. Addresses We're made by
Councilman Thomas =. Postles, Presi-
dent Elijah Russ. Secretary Edward
Spencer and others.
Mr. Postles told of his trip down the
State in the interest Of the new organi-
zation and said that representatives
from several down state towns would
attend the next meeting Of the associa-
tion here, when the subject Of organic
ing associations throughout the State
viii be discussed.
Evening journal., 1905-09-30
Raee MestIna at loves.

Special to The Evening Journal.
Lewes, Sept. a0.-A series OF races VIII
be given at the Honlopen Driving Park
ON October A. Horses from Salisbury,
Md, and soaford Greenwood George
town. Milford and Milton ase entered and
big day Is looked forward 20.
Evening journal., 1905-09-30
III. state MsetInn.

President Creamer. of the Tri-state
League. has called a meeting at Har-
rsburg on Tuesday and Wednesday OF
next week. Among the interesting
matters to be discussed will be the
possible change in the circuit
Evening journal., 1905-09-30
lydia Kelly Died Of Peritonitis.

Peritonids caused the death OF Lydia
Kelly. a young woman who died IN
the Delaware Hospital in May. This
was the verdict Of the jury drawn by
Coroner PurlSs to hold an inquest in
the case.
Evening journal., 1905-09-30
BALTIMORE 8 OHIO RAILROAD.
Fast Time to Philadelphia and New
York (23d St. TernainaD.

Attention Is called to the fine B. &
o. train service between Wilmington.
Philadelphia and New York. Only SO
TO 35 minutes to Philadelphia. See
time tables published herein.
Evening journal., 1905-09-30
DELAWARE COLLEGE ATHLETICS
Regular and Scrub Football Teams
InduIaed in Hard Practice.

special 10 The Evening Journal
Newark Sept 20-The Delaware Col
lego regular and scrub football teams
lined up against each other for the FIRST
time this season on Thursday afternoon,
and indulged I'm an hours hard play,
Hauber. the spedey left end Of the regular
eleven scored the only touchdown. The
teams lined up as follows:
Evening journal., 1905-09-30
ATHLETICS WIN SECOND
GAME FROM CHICAGO
Connie Mack's Boys Knocked
Two White Sox Pitchers
Out Of the Box

Philadelphia. sept so.-Backod by an-
otAcr great crowd Of enthusiastic follow
,gs. ihc Athletics went at the Chicago
,cam like champion conscocs of his
Strength yesterday and won the seconl
game Of this most important and deoid-
Ing scyi,s by thc ono-sided score Of Il TO
). Chif Bender the A,h'ot cs tan Indian
pitcher was unhtab'e when hi's meant
runs. while an pitchers looked alike to
lfs team mates. two Chicago men being
d.,on 10 Che bench by their hard blttins.
fft was distinctly a day for enthusiasm,
sircc after the fourth inning there seem
80 itiio doubt as 20 thc result of the
a ae With nn Athletic victory assured
ihe crowd which numbered 1907 save
Nen, To ioy nt every possible opportunity.
8idom has Il been the good fortune OF
q play,r TO meet with such an unanimous
oxnrcss'on of good win from so vast
fhrong as greeted Danny Murphy when
l.t hit lho bah over the heads Of the
icft ncid crowd for two bases, IN the
fourth inning. driving IN two rurs AID
looking ihe score 60 0 In favor cf The
home team.
rhe anxious expressions on the faces
tof the faithful rooters gave place 20
looks OF Joyous dclisht. while the shout
Chat went up was such as ls heard only
tcn holds where Is played this great Amer
ison game.
Thousands in all parts OF the groun is
arose as one man and. amid deafening
rear Of yelis cheers. horn blowing, hat
waving and singing. gave mighty ex-
preston OF approval
The out0urst seemed 20 deprive tHc
Chicago men of their lighting spirit and
ENCOURAGED the Athletics to unusual ef-
fort
THREE EARNED RUNS.
Harry Davis and captain Lave Cross
wcre on the bases as the result Of sata
singles wien Danny smashed the bilL
and when Monte Cross followed with "a
double TO left Murphy scored the third
warmed run Of the inning making tive
score 30 J In favor OF the Athletics.
Then. for lhe nrst time n the game. ihso
vas good reason to believe that the con-
test was won and that the Athi iatics
would surely win the pennant
Manager Jones took Altrock out and
sent IN Walsh the man who twice In one
afternoon beat the Boston champions
lut neither pitcher could suhdue the hit
tirE strength OF the coming champions
~ the seNtnih Frank smith. whose wind
Evening journal., 1905-09-30

OF hole many parts
VIII live in mud hole
there is no
muda wher is
patent
andg
70
us that yehoW S
It can't be mere
the Frost coming ou
difference You nave
at fucnusons r
and never solyo shoes
you that can be punt SO
own
Chri
ana you
this you feel ua you are q"
home
payments ot SOO down anu ne
tomorrow our
in OF
will be lzo
andS evenings from
coming TO
Evening journal., 1905-09-30
TO DAYS sCHFD

Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at New York. games.
ST. Louis at Washington. games.
Evening journal., 1905-09-30

Warrington 'O7, has been elected tenn
porary captain of the scrub eleven.
Work IS being rushed on the gymnasium
and It Is expected that it will be ready
for use by November first
Much interest is being shown in tennis
matches and there was such demand
for courts that Manager Stewart hsd TO
get another one In condition.
Evening journal., 1905-09-30
ln games postponed.
THE STANlDINl
WHERN THE1. pLAY

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
New York at ST. Louis.
Boston at Chicaso.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Evening journal., 1905-09-30
clncAdo.s oNE cHANcE.

Dust cncc did Chicago have chance
ara that was in the fourth inning, when
tlcce acn were LETT on bases whrn Um-
iro Horst called Tannehill out ON
strikes Hurst was wrong on the th'rd
strike. for a moment before h. had failed
60 cell "a strike and evenod up by calling
lcc out 1t was a very telling decisicn
for he would have scored two runs
The Athletics secured ~ hits for a.
total of rs bases, and each safe drive was
greeted with cheers. Every man but HART
sd made one hit or more. Murphy was
tnc fielding star.
lhe Chicago team was strengthened by
'purky" Holmes and Dundon, with
Tunrehn on third base In place Of Robe
Evening journal., 1905-09-30
National LEAGUE

Cincinnati, Il Philadelphia, @
New York, 6; ST. Louis. 5Ost camel
New York. 8 ST. Louis. Ca game)
Pittsburg- Brooklyn and Chicago
Evening journal., 1905-09-30

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Week commencing Monday. Sept 25th.
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The HERALD SQUARE COMEDY -FOUR
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THE TWO RACKETTS,
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Afternoons at 215. Evenings at SIS
/ Admission, 10c. 20c 30c, 50c. Box seats, 75c
Evening journal., 1905-09-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES

Athletics. II; Chicago. /.
Detroit, 4 Boston. I.
Cleveland. /. New York. o.
ST. Louis, II; Washington, G
Evening journal., 1905-09-30

Murnhy. 3D.. 49,. .......1 o
NJ. Cross, ss.. ....- ....1 o
schreck. ..t.... ......O o
Bender, p. 49,. 80. u ? o
rot.,s - ......u p q II !
sBatted for Altroch in firth.
iBatted for Walsh in seventh.
Chicago. =. ............OOO010 90 o. ]
Athletics. e. .. ........O ! 0 3 3 00 XII
Left on bases. Chicago. 10; Athletes a;
earned runs, Chicago, j Athletics 6;
stolen bases, NJ. Cross; two base hits,
sevbold. NJ. Cross. 2; Donohue, Murphy
rsber. G. Davis. IT, Davis, L. Cross, Lord
sacrifice hits Donohue, seybald Ha~tsel;
double play. G. Davis and Donohue;
struck out. by Bender, 3; by smith, q by
Aitroclx. 8: by Walsh. 8; bases on balls
of Bender. 3; or Smith. l. on Walsh q
wild pitchcs. Walsh. Bender; time oi
game. 2i5: umpires Hurst and o'Louzh.
lin. attendance, l9eSl
Evening journal., 1905-09-30

I''-T , ~ . . TT = =
Milliken ..........q. b. ........-.-- .Ogle
Tuchdowns. Appleton, ., l---- 1;
goal from touchdown. Appleton; UNI
pire, Blake; referee, Kentwor-iv; tlme-
keepers, =. r.. Smith and Perkins:
linesmen, Butt and MiliSen time Of
halves, 20 and Is minutes.
Evening journal., 1905-09-30

How Is Your Liver7
DO you use DIR. Birds liver pills?
Evening journal., 1905-09-30
MARvELous RaTuRN ro FoRAL

rhe marvellous return TO form OF the
A;hletcg. whose slump, icinod with
"Rube" Waddolrs injury. caused nearly
everyone TO eive up hope is the talk of
the town. Now the universal question s,
"Wn they make It three straighty' ard
"What win bc the prices for the worlds
championship seriesr'
The chances of the Athletes winri-g
the pcanaht look very good indeed. These
games with Chicago count double. ms It
were since a victory for the Ath'etics
also means defeat for Chicago the only
other team which has possible look-'n
for first place. Todnys game ends the
series between these two teams. and 81
the Athletics win making Il three straight
the ponnant may be said 60 be as good as
won.
The ST. Louis team win be here foi
thr,e games beginning on Mcnday. whll.
the Athletics VIII wind up the season Will
games at Washington Thursday. FRIDAY
and Saturday Tho team has two post
poned games with Washington. ana mas
play them should they be needed 10 viii
out. The score;
Evening journal., 1905-09-30
HIGH SCHOOL WON

Took First Game OF the Season From
Elkton.
The Wilmington High School football
team journeyed to Elkton yesterday,
where 1t played the first game of the
season, defeating the Elkton High
School by the score Of 16 to 0.
The team made a good showing for
the first game The local school out
played the Elkton boys at every point
and easily won.
Evening journal., 1905-09-30

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