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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-10
0eferref6.

@i.n. Die pbiloiopbiide Sutuls
tat Der uniberiitGt Wisn bei4loB
erunoidbli9 bic 3ulaFuns bon Grauen
our profeTur. oils erite tpiro Or.
@life 9i9ter bemnG9it bas iblide
&oaoquium unb cine probeOorleiuns
baltsn.-Oer @smsinberatb betpiqiste
fir bic @rridtung zines 0sntmals fir
ben ~psri,prbsnsn 9onbidter Sobdnn
Stroub ian. einsn 8sitrae bon 10000
aronen.-9er Rettor Der 9sdnifden
5OdIduls, Sofrotb b. 9etmaier, Der
Dor orei Sabrsn aus Grid bierbsrbes
rufen purbs, lit i'm IS. 2ebensidbre ses
ftOr6sn. Setmaier bate in ieiner Wors
leiuns einen Gsbirnidlas srlitten.-
Der DeutIde uno Ssftsrreidiide Mls
penpsrein 5Gblt segenpdrtis iiber 65,s
600 Witslisber unb perfiist iber Elm
Derm0sen bon 10000 Wart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-10
2srann(6weis. Aa6aft.

8raun d p / g. Sci Gorge
iinb brsi &inber nit einem S9litten
ben iteilen Berg binab in bas Gliibden
5oree ssitiir3t. 3pei ainoer ertrans
ten.
aDtben. 0or elmer fe6ssliebris
gen &ommiIfion bes @ersins beyti9er
pupierfabritanten in 9emsinI9aft nit
0ertretern Der Stabt unb bes itGbtiz
fden b0bersn Se9niiden Snitituts
,puroe Der Stubienplan fir ben am Snz
fitut einauri9tenben papierma9ertur=
ius bsratben unb enosiltig feitgeitelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-10
Effa6- Sot6rimgea.

8 g. 0as erite elIaBs
lotbringil4e Muiitfeit fol- in Strap
burg am 90, 81. uno %. Mtai Dor
fid gebsn. gu SeItoirigenten iinO bic
Serren Gburpentier, Mubler, Stodbaus
len, StrauB, auserIeben.-0er @es
beime Regierungsratb bel Der bieiigen
GENERALIZATION Der .30le, Sobanr
gunb, 1T einem S9lo9anfaae err
legen.
&olm +. Neuli9 iinb bon bier
mebrere tauIenb Wur3elreben mad Sos
Ito fir ben 8eriu9searten Der oortisen
ltniperiitdt o6geganeen. Gs foa niht
bic erIte Senoung oieier 4rt mad Sa'
pan aetpeIen fein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-10

Rorlsrue {. Ser baoi16e SUI
fti5mintiter bat auf cine @nfrage entz
f6teoen. bab bic bubiI6e Regierung
ni6t beabIi9tige, tpeibli6e perfonen au
iuriitif4en Stdutspriifungen su3uIoIs
fen.-Oie 2ieoerbale bat Ii9 aud
einen neuen muIitaltihen Better gegez
ben, ben Seminarmuiitlebrer 2ubpig
9aumann ON 2ebrsrsS Seminar l, Der
ais %geoiegener Muiiter in &urlsrube
bereits betannt eetporbsn 1T.
8ru9 al. Der 8. Stenosras
pbentag bes Siib=WeitbeutI9en Bun,
bes Der S4uIe Stol5es Sdr,D pirb am
20. bis %. Moi bier ubge6olten.
g. Der perbienItpoGe
Rettpr Der 9eiperbeI9 ule, 8arl S6ott,
1T, 60 Sabre aft, am 9er5i9las gss
ftorben, Inter ibm 1T bic S~reibur9er
9etperbeI6uls gu bober 8liitbe seIangt
unb peitbin betannt %geporben.
M annb / m. Der @ebeime
8ommsr3ienrotb Gang, Der Better unb
9e9riinOer Der glei6namigsn MaI6is
%nenfubrit, 1T seitorben.
Il e6erttneeu. Die Stabt bat
CUR Ginri6tung neuer 9eilbaber ans
nGbernb 100000 Murt bepiuist. Die
4rbeitsn perben elei9 %besonnen.
70 er + i'm. Die 6ineItI9e Res
sterung bat uuf @eranIaTuue bss tais
ferli6 dineiiIden StautSratbs Gniins
ger bon 9antau 5tp0lf junse GbineTen
i'm @Iter BON ettpu 20 Sabren uusses
pGbIt, ipeI6e bic n0sutf9e Nationols
fduIe" in Mertbeim beiu6en iolen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-10
SuaemBurg.

2ursm 9. SIN Stautsses
fdnsnib in Der @oritabt @runo iinb
our 3sit nidt psniser als 18 Slii4ts
hinge beutf4er StautsangebOristeit uns
tergebra4t, gegen bic auf diplomats
i4em Wese bas Interchangeable
rem eingeleitet lit. 9a bic Webr3abl
Der Snboftirten iid Der 4uslieferuns
piberiebt, 10 bat oas beige @eri4t 5us
nddit eingebenb gu priifen, oh Die 4uss
lettering auf Gruno bss 3tpii9en beis
ben Staaten beltebenben @eetrases sss
redtfertist 1T Ooer ni4t. Sn einem
Sale, Der einsn beutf4en untertbdn
Ramens 9ldu betriat, bat bic 2ursms
burger 9eb0rbe bsreits Dor einieer 3eit
bic beantragte Nuslieferuns itritt r.rs
~fpeigert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-10
0foenBura.

OIbenburg 9. Sm 0e3embei
1903 puroen bier cine 6ruu MeIet
unb beren Sodter ermorbet. Der
mutbmaBIids M6rber Smmid, eenanni
9ottpalb, nurbe jiingit in 9ollanO err
mittelt unb feitoenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-10
Srob6ersost6nm 9eGeu.

Darm # q b t. &uf bas preiss
ausf9reibsn CUR grlansuns bon Gntz
pIrfen fir Elm 8antgebdube Der 9ei{is
ffen aanbess Sppotbetenbant in Darr,z
ftabt finb i'm @an5en 106 gntniirfe
einselaufen. Dur6 entfdeibnna bes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-10
2TeGfeubura.

8oito d. Der pripatbcaent an Der
lniperiitdt 8oftod. Or. q. aimmen.
1T gum Sirettor bes 2aboratoriums
fir pbpiitalifds gbemis an Der l1niOsrs
IitGt ernannt poroen.
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S@meIj.

II. Oer SuHpesrQIp pal 0aS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2eppplo 80Ifs
Itng8 genebmigt.-0ie Stabt Bern
odblte am 81. DECEMBER 1904 1885
Seelen.
3 ii / d. SIN auntonrat6 purbe
nit 172 gegen 13 Stimmen Der Intrag
ab9eIebnt, oas jebige refine S9ipur9ez
ri6t our9 Elm gemti4tes @eridt, be-
it.beno aus brei Ri9teru unb a9t Sc
f4norenen, bas 9emeinfam iiber
S6uIbfrage uno Strafmab entf6siOen
toute, gu erfeben. 0ugegen ipuroe be-
fhloHen, ben @eI9nprenen einen
redtstunoigen Sbmann bei5ugeben.
9 t.. y allen. Director @otts
ideio bonn 2iibedsr Stabttbeuter bat
uuf flint Sabre bas Sbeater in 81.
8alen thermometer.
4arga u. Su 8lingau purben
beim TGaen elmer Same, unter beriels
ben p%ersraben, in elmer eifernen SaFette
829 8oIbitiide, meiitsns in pirtli6
pra4tDoIer prdgung, gefunbsn. sic
batiren bon 1902 (Setnri9 IV.) Bis
1904 (2ubpig XIII. unb 9ubpig
XIV. BON GrantrsidO. Die Stiide re-
prdIentirsn einen @olbpertb bon ettpa
$4,000 Srancs. Der numismatiIde
Wertb birfte iiber 100000 Srancs be,
trdeen.
Sefftn. Der @erein 3ur Scribe
runs Der SntsreFen bon 2ugano bat
Der ruIiif9en uno Der beutI6en @es
fdnbtf9uft in Bern mitsetbeilt, bab
perpunoete Sffi5iere aus benz o%Itaiias
tif4en unb benz Sererotrieg in ben 9os
ttIs bon 2ugano unter Defenders giins
itisen preisbeoingunsen uufgenommen
iperben.
MALLS. 9ie Siitte, bic Der gts
pentlub auf benz Dom bel 3srmdtt
bate herite0en IuFen, lit BON eiuem
50bniturm 5erit0rt porbsn. 9ds Dad
ipurbe ~abgsboben unb feline Triimmer
Biz gum Oorfe Ranoa tpssgetragen.
Neuartiger@ dunergrif
Der &riminalpoliaei in 9iHelborf,
Rbeinpropin3, lit es gelung.u, einen sez
fdbrliden Sdpinbler feit3unsbmen,
Der iid aIs @~rapbologe ausgub unb
iein Nugenmert uuf fteqsnIu9enbe
&aufleute ridtete. Sbre QbreKen Osrs
f6affte er ii4 bur4 4usi9reibung
siinitiger 8ureuuitelen in ben 3eituns
gen, tporauf er ben ii9 Welbenben NIT
tbeilte, oaB er bon Der iu6enoen Girma
nit elmer Gbaratterbeurtbeilung Der
8etuerber betraut poroen isi. @r ers
iu9te gu benz 3pede um Ginienbung
elmer 9anbi9riftenprobe unb zines Be-
TRACES bon $50 Mart, tpogesen sr Elm
0upIitat feiner porausii9tlifen, nds
tirlt4 tets iebr gut l%autenben Quss
tunft beifiigte. aus ben bel benz
Sdninoler beidlasndbmten, fertig ges
idriebenen 4ustunftsYtteln unb poits
neutrality-suspicious. eing berpor, ipie
erfOlgrei4 er iein @si6Gft f9on ldns
sere 3sit binoura betrieben bate.
0erbeerenbe @aserptos
| o n. SIM 2aoengsfadfte bes ubrs
ma4ers 3elmer in @riinbers. preus
bif6sS 6lefien, leuftete man bic Gas
Rohrleituns ab, neil iid i'm 2absn Elm
empfinbliher @aseeru9 bemsrtbar
madte. pl0BIid erfolsts cine Grplos
fion. nobel bic 9islung bss Raumes
onfseriHsn unb srobe ubrsn, HGbz
mafAinen. @rammopbone, Slide unb
an ben Wdnben bdnsenbe Waarsn in
Stiite seriiien, ebeniu bic S4aufenItsr
einseoriidt unb Waarsn aus benislben
biuaussetporfen purben. Gin. perIon
erlttt idpere 8erlebunsen. Nm nG6s
ten Gage i~telt.n arbeiter beim 4ufz
sraben Der Robrleitung einen Robrs
bru9 unter Der Strabs feit. 0as auss
seitrOmts Gas bate ben Weg burh bic
grbe unb 9runomauer bts Sduies
mad benz Raum untsr Der Disluns ses
funbsn.
Das eisene Requi.m nj.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-10

fd)en @tGDten bon BEN 8ebIrben ee,
fudt, beren pabrer Rame iebo9 nod
ut6t gu ermitteIn mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-10
Sa@(em.

Dresben. Die Grbauung elmer
eroBen SbaIfperre i'm Weib.ribs 9ebist
TT rsuerbinss burh @riinbune elmer
9enoiIeniHaft Der betbeilistsn pribats
periontn uno @emeinben ibrsr Der
ipirtliduns beoeutenb nGber eeriidt
iporbsn. Die anlase bisier SbalIperre,
Die fiir 5dblreide Srte in Der umaes
buns bon DRESDEN bon srOBter 9ebeus
tuns TT, fpirb einen 8oitendhftpunb
bon runb 9,500,000W art erforbern.-
0er Gebeime aommerSienratb eide
bad, Der 8esriinber unb Wor{benbe
Der @ereinisten gf4ebddfden Merte
tn DRESDEN unb Rabebers, ftarb i'm So.
2ebensiabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-10
proptttt meHfalstt.

9 mum b. 0us Staotpers
orbnetentouesium %sensbmigte ben Qns
tras bes Wasiftrats uuf l%leberndhnte
Der elettrif6en Strubenbubn. Die
Stabt piro bic 8ubn islbit in 9etrieb
nebmen.
9or It e. .9ierorts purbe bic 9o6s
aeit elmer 81 Sabre alien Dittpe, bic
bereitS urgrobmutter 1T, gefeiert. 8ei
benz Set ipagte aud bic Mutter Der
graut trob ibrer 80 Sabre Elm 3Gnss
den.
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prnptsts tteHprruHs,t.

Dan3is 9. Der our Dienftleiituns
bsim 128. S~nfdnterie= Regiment auf
ain Sabr tommoTbirte rumGniide
2eutnant @eieli tit na1 @eriibuns
srOberer Sdrpinbeleien. tpoburh Dors
nebmlid cine Dan5iser Sutuelierfirma
eefhdbigt tuurbe. ~perfdpunpeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-10

Yoen. Sin S9uuipisler unb
bier S6ouipielerinnen bes polniI6en
prOpin3tbeaters iino BON ben preuBis
fhen 8ebDroen mad ibren Seimat6sz
itaoten Seiterrei9 be3iehunespeiIe
Rublanb aus9etuiefen fporpen
Sage lit 9eneraleutnant 3. .. b. 2ipos
MUS geitorben. Gr mar bis 1903
aommanbant bon ppien.
Gill a. Der Soriter Wi6alef aus
Pem5oipo tpurbe bon Wilbsrern srs
i6oiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-10
Yroptnt potnntertt.

Stettin. Cine Sibung bes file.
fisen S60ffenseridts erfubr cine ii9sr
nur ielten gu peraei9nenbe llnterbres
dung. Gin 8aufmann, Der babel als
S9Offe fungirte, purbe pl0sli9 pers
buftet. Sin Strufperfabrsn tpesen
Mleineibs 1T gegen i'm unbGnsig.
2auenb 9. Sn Rubnotp III
Der poitpertpalter &robn berbaftei
iporben. 9ei Der SaHenrepiiion puroeu
sr0Bere unteri4laguneen entbedt.
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Nrnpint OIfprei.Hrn.

&0ni 9. Seinen 80. Sc
burtstag be9ins Der DISQUALIFICATION
profefor 8eide, betannt als 8antfors
i6er uno 9erausseber Der ,4ltpreubis
idtn Monutsfdrift."
S # erburg. 3pei @drtner
pom @eitiit @eorsenburs tpurben beim
&~issgraben in 9arputfden. perfdittei
unb set0otet.
81 B n. Die 2~anbbant in 8erlir
ertparb bon benz @utsbsfber Gmi
pbilipp bas Gut ,9ronben" in eine
Gr0be BON Urea 1740 Morsen.
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Tennis.

EVA, June 2O.-Some excellent ten
mis- was witnessed the latter part of
the handicap singles. when F. E.
Greenfield (scratch) met A McKeever
(scratch). Some idea may be formed
of the play when it is stated that it
took the whole five sets to decide the
match. in which there We're 56 games
played. of which "a We're deuce. Both
men were very evenly matched and it
was anybody's game up TO the last
set, McKeever finally winning out.
a silver cup offered by the Eva Ten
mis- Club was the trophy fought for,
which was presented at the termina
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SPORTS.
8 :: !: ]: ]: :. . 3 Z: = :: :: J. 2: ,. =.
EDITED THURSDAYS AND SUN
DAYS BY JESS WOODS.

EDITED THURSDAYS AND SUN
DAYS BY JESS WOODS.
Both the Healani and Myrtle crews
are hard at work at Pearl Harbor
these days trying to put themselves in
condition to row on the Fourth Of
July. Now that election is over inter-
est will center in rowing and the old
rowing fans will get together and dis
cuss the merits of the two clubs.
At present the MyrtIes have a shade
the best of it in the senior race, while
the Healanis seem to have the long
end on the junior. A race is never
won until it is over and it is always
that which is unlocked for that hap
pens.
Captain Sam Walker when seen yes
terday had the following to say: we
Will put in just as good crew TINS
year as we did last. You will remem-
Der that last year just before the race
Williams quit and it placed US in
hole and we were forced to put in a
man without training. This year 1T
will be different and every boy who
pulls a Healanf oar Will be in shape to
put up a good hard fight. You can
put it down that we will not stop until
the finish is reached. So far we have
had no accidents and everything is
running smoothly. The boys are all
showing a Willingness to work.
The Myrtle crew is composed of
about the same boys that pulled them
to victory last season and if they are
in as good shape this year should win.
Tom King is sparing nothing to place
his men in the best possible shape and
claims that they are now ready for the
crack of the pistol.
The Healanfs have been rowing as
follows the last few nights: John
Clark stroke. f. X. Allen g. r. Nc
Corriston 2, w. Rycroft bow, H.
Steiner cox. F. B. Damon has been
coaching this crew and the form that
they have display ed under his instruc-
ton has been remarkable in such
a short space of time. 1t is rumored
that Bert Hebron may take a seat in
the shell at any time.
The junior crew of the Blue and
White is a crack. Here is the line
up: w. Dickson stroke, V. Fernandez
8, Mark Robinson 2, A. Blackman
bow. Steiner cox. This crew should
give a good account of itself on the
4th, and from all the present dope
should win. Paul Jarrett, the old vet,
has this bunch in charge and he is
doing wonders with them.
The Myrtles are staying at the Pc
terson place at Pearl Harbor and they
are rounding into the finest kind of
trim. Peterson has taken a hard
contract on his hands feeding these
hungry athletes. and if the Fourth of
July does not come soon he will have
no home. The MyrtIes have been lin
ing up as follows: Beckett stroke,
Crabbe 3. Kopke 2, King bow. This
makes the strongest kind of a crew
and it is a cinch that they will make
things hot for the other seniors.
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CHEMISE.

CHEMISE.
No. SOB. Plain muslin, taped neck
and arm size. SOC
No. 535. Muslin, round yoke, rib
bon-run beading around neck, narrow
embroidery edging around neck and
arm size ............. ....... zoe
No. SOL. Fine Muslin, round yoke
trimmed with eyelet embroidery edg-
ing with ribbon gather -. .$1.Oo
No. $50. Nainsook, round yoke trim
med with two rows lace insertion, edg-
ing to match two ribbon gathers, lace
around arm size. ................ S1.25
No. 548. Nainsook, round yoke trim
med with embroidery, insertion and
edging to match, ribbon gather, arm
sizes edged with embroidery. .S1.25
No. 546. Nainsook, square yoke trim
med with blind embroidery, ribbon
gather, arm size edged with embroid-
cry .9i.oo
No. SIS. Nainsook, round yoke with
embroidery beading and edging to
match, ribbon gather, embroidery
around arm size. .S1.5o
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The Ring.

Spike Sullivan is surely all in wl5ri
Tim Callahan can put him away in
four rounds
Young Corbett has been matched to
fight Maurice Thompson. at Butte,
Mont. on Miners Union Day.
Now that Battling Nelson is in the
East, the many Philadelphia light
weights have hurled challenges at him.
The attendance at the Abe Atte1l and
Battling Nelson bout was very small,
and a disappointment to the manage
ment.
Billy Delaney, Jefries's manager and
who practically brought Jim Corbett
to the front, will it is announced, no
longer follow the ring.
Battling Nelson and Jimmy Britt
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have agreed not to engage in a contest
OF more than six rounds, before their
battle next month.
A dispatch from San Francisco states
that Jimmy Britt is planning a trip
East and expects 10 take part in one
or two bouts, either in Philadelphia or
Baltimore.
Owen Moran, the English bantam,
who since his arrival in this country,
has defeated Danny Dougherty and
Monte Attell, will probably be matched
to meet frankie Neil.
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NO COMPETITION.

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in the relief and cure of bowel COM
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so that It Is practically without rival
and as everyone VINO has used it
knows, is without an equal. Sold by
Benson Smith & Co, Ltd, agents for
Hawaii
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No. $50. Nainsook, low
neck, with two rounds of
narrow embroidery with
'tucks between, ribbon gath
er, neck and arm size edg-
eu with embroidery .$1.O0
No. 1892. Nainsook, low
neck, diagonal tucks, neck
edged with Valenciennes
lace, tucked back, ribbon
gather ....... S1.00
No. 283. Nainsook, low
neck, square yoke of dot
ted Swiss embroidery, tuck
ed back ............S 1.25
No. 1241. All-over en-
broidery, with straps of
embroidery beading across
shoulders, very sheer and
dainty ............. S1.50
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ton of the match by Mrs. G. F. Rem
ton.
A NJ. NOVEL; of Waialua made an
acceptable umpire.
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CORSET COVERS.

No. 2O3. Muslin, with
narrow tucks down front,
high neck, edged with mar
row embroidery ..... SOC
No. 206. Muslin, low
neck, with narrow embroid-
cry beading for ribbon
No. 1915. Nainsook, low
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No. 3411. Cambria, tucked and hem
stitched ruffie 35c
No. GIL. Nainsook, with hemstitch-
er ruffie topped with three rows of
hemstitched tucks ................50 soc
No. 627. Nainsook, ruf1e trimmed
with embroidery edging, four rows of
hemstitched tucks ................75 c
No. 1901. Fine Nainsook. embroid-
cry ruffie with clusters of tucks, topped
with same S1.OO
No. 1862. Fine Nainsook, flare ruf1e
edged with embroidery, insertion to
match with cluster of tucks. -. S1.25
No. 2614. Cambria, lace ruffie of Va
leneiennes edging and match inser-
tlon S1.50 d.
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NOTICE.

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on the market.
ARCTIC SODA WORKS.
l27 Miller ST., Honolulu, H. T.
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In order to give them all the best
of it, that he would have won first
place. That would have given u.
of o. 8: OAC, I. The score was
U. of o. S; OAC, 4. The gain
for U. of o. would be s.. The ag-
gregate gain to EugeneAs a result
of Friesselism would have been as
shown above, 3 in the broad jump,
two in the hurdles, and three in the
high jump; total, s. Add that to
the "A they made. and their score
would have been, 81. Take the s
from OACs score of 7s and the re-
suit would be. 10. The summary
of events and places taken is as
follows:
100 yard dash-Williams and
Smithson, OAC, 1st and end:
Moores. U. of O., 10 $40.
Broad jump-Moores, 1st, OAC;
Kuykendall, U. of 0. end; Bowen,
OAC. 3rd; 20 feet II in.
Hall mile-Greenhaw, OAC;
Perkins, end, U. of O.; Howard,
3rd, OAC; 2:o2 IS.
:. 22o hurdles-Smithson, OAC;
Moores, U. of o.; Kuykendall, U.
of O.; 26 sec.
Shot put-Hug, U. of O.; Walk
er, OAC; Mcintyre, U. of O.; 40 #.
I-2 zach.
Pole vault-Swann, OAC; Win
slow, U. Of O.; Cathey. OAC; 10 #
| s inches.
Hammer-Hug. U. of. o; Walk.
I.er, OAC, Shepard, OAC; 126 feet
II inches.
22o yard dash-Smithson and
Williams, OAC; Moores, U. of O.
~ as.
High Jump-Miller, U. of O.;
Moores and Swami Of OAC tied
for 2nd: S feet 4 inches.
Mile run-Davolt, OAC; Wood
and Mitchell, u. of o.; 4:4o.
| 44o yard dash-Williams and
Beach. OAC: Veatch, U. of O.;
;53 II.
| 12o yard hurdles-Beldon, OAC;
Moores and Kuykendall, U. of O.
16 1-5A
| Discus-Stout, OAC; Hug and
Mcintyre. U. Of O. III feet II in
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-05-31
THREE EACH WAY.
Trains Between Corvallis and Albany
Another New Train put in
Service.

Beginning yesterday, three trains
each way are regularly in opera
ton over the c. & E, between
Corvallis and Albany. The new
arrangement is the result of visit
by General Passenger Agent Mayo
to this city last Thursday. It's an
experiment but if. the traB, jus
tifes, it will become permanent.
The added train is partly occasion
ed by change of the Albany local.
It formerly arrived at Albany at
seven in the evening, but is now on
a new schedule in which it leaves
Portland at six and reaches Albany
after nine. To make connections
with this train fol Corvallis using
the same c. & E. train crew that
goes to the Cascades, as heretofore,
was impossible. The company,
however; determined to try the ex-
pertinent of a complete new train
crew, and Of putting on an addi-
tional train each way. As result
the new schedule went into operation
yesterday and for the present will
continue unchanged, In many res
poets it is very superior service
and in according it to the Corvallis
and Albany public, the c. & E.
people are manifesting a disposition
to serve both towns as completely
as patronage will justify.
Under the new schedule trains
leave Corvallis for Albany at 6:3c
a. M; 1890 a. m.; and s p. m.
Trains arrive at Corvallis from Al
bany at 1888 p, m, 3:2o P. N. and
o:55 p. m. The morning train out
of Corvallis departs half an hour
later, but connects with the Albany
local tor Portland reaching the lat
ter city at 1890.
The 1890 a. m. train out of Cor.
wallis is the Yaquina passenger on
It's usual schedule. The six O clock
train out of Corvallis is an entirely
new one. OF the arriving trains,
that at 3;Io in the afternoon makes
close connections with the north
bound overland and that arriving
at e:55 p, N. is the regular evening
train from Portland via the Albany
local.
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Again Open.

The repair department of my bicycle
and sporting goods business is again
open for business second door south of
postofice, Quick repairing or first ella IS
work specially.
James K. Berry,
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Cord Wood Sale.

Call up No. Phone, P. A. Kline liue.
P. A. Kline.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-05-31

Ladies skirts all kinds and prices
at Moses Bros. Call and see them.
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400 Cords.

OF maple and ash wood for sale at So
and $3.50 per cord. Will be delivered
the latter part of August. Leave orders
at Abbott's barn.
m 2o-2m. Norwood Trading Co.