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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-16
SHEREFF'S SALE

g. Stranger Iszard, Solir.
Dated February "a. 1905
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-03
RESOLUTION
'oiice Is hereby given that at the
meeting Of the Council Of the
City Of st. Johns, Oregon, held
on the 18th day Of September,
A. d. Io0S. the following res
olution was adopted:

RESOLVED: That the Council Of the
City Of 81. Johns, Oregon, deems Il cN.
pcdicnt and PROPOSES 10 improve Lively
street from north line of Thompson
street 90 the south side of Catlin street.
In the following manner to-wit:
by establishing light grade on said
street IN the following manner the same
~ the County roads are graded. The
improvements of said Lively street Ia / e
made IN accordance with the charter aud
ordinances oi the City of ~. Johns, aud
the plans, specifications and estimates OF
the City Engineer. filed IN the office oi
the Recorder Of the City Of ST. Johns.
The cost ot said improvements 10 be ~.
scsscd as provided by the City Charter
upon the property specially aud pc.
cnliarly benefited thereby and which II
hereby declared Ia be all the lots. parts
thereof and parcels of land within line
Ioo feet from the outside line Of each
side oi said Lively street.
The Engineers estimates Of the prob
able total cost for the Improvement of
said street II iio9,So.
The plans, specifications aud cs,i-
mates oi the City Engineer for the i'm.
pfoyemcnt Of said Lively street are here.
by adopted
RESOLVED; That the City Recorder
OF the City oi 81. Johns be and j. hereby
directed to give notice of the proposed
improvement of said Lively street as pro.
yidcd by the City Charter
Remonslranccs against the above i'm,
pfoycmcnt may he hlcd Ia writing with
the undersigned within IS days irom the
date oi the first publication of this notice.
lly or,ler of the Council,
], ", HANKS,
City Recorder.
Published Ia the 81, Johns Review
October y, November \ aud To, I9nS.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-03
RESOLUTION
Notice Is hereby given that at the
meeting of the City Council of
the City of st. Johns, Oregon,
held on the 18th day of Septem-
Der, A. d. 1905, the following
resolution was adopted

RESOLVED: That the Council Of tn,
City Of St. Johns, Oregon, deems II ex
pedient and proposes TO improve Thomp
son street from Myers street to Lively
street in the following manner, towit
BY establishing a light grade on said
street in the following manner the samC
as the county roads are graded. Said
improvement to be made in accordance
with the Charter and Ordinances of the
City of St. Johns, and the plans, specifi.
cations and estimates of the city engi-
neer filed in the Office Of the recorder oi
the city of st. Johns. The cost of said
Improvement To be assessed as provided
by the city charter upon the property
specially and peculiarly benefited there
by, and which is hereby declared to be
all the lots, parts thereof and parcels OF
land within line 100 feet from the out
side line Of each side of said Thompson
street.
The engineers estimate of the proba.
BILE total cost for the improvement Of said
street is s977.2o.
The plans, specifications and estimates
of the city engineer for the improvement
Of said Thompson street are hereby
adopted.
RESOLVED: That the city recorder Of
the city Of So. Johns be and is hereby di-
rected to give notice Of the proposed i'm
proyement of said Thompson street as
provided by the city charter.
Rcmonstrances against the above i'm
pfovement may he filed in writing with
the undersigned within fifteen days from
the date of the first publication of.this
notice.
by order Of the council.
]. W. HANKS,
City Recorder.
Published in ST. Johns Review October
az, November I aud 10, tgo5.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-03
RESOLUTION
Noii,e is hereby given that at the
meeting Of the Council OF the
City Of 81. Johns, Oregon. held
on the 18th day Of September.
A. ID. 1905, the following reso-
luton was adopted;

RESOLVED; That the Council of tn,
City of 81, Johns, Oregon, deems il eN
pedient and proposes Ia improve Catliu
Street from the east line oi Lively Stree,
Ia Jersey street in the following manner
to-wit;
by establishing a light grade ON said
street the same as county roads arr
graded, Said improvement to he made
IN accordance with the Charter and Or
dinances ot the City of ~. Johns and the
plans, specifications and estimates OF the
City Engineer, filed in the office of the
Recorder of the City of ST. Johns. The
cost of said improvement Ia be assessed
AS provided by the City Charter, upon
the property specially aud peculiarly
benefited thereby, and which is hereby
declared to be all the lots, parts thereof
AMI paUels of land within a line 100 feet
from the outside line ot each side OF said
Catlin Street.
The Engineers estimate of the proha-
bile total cost for the improvement OF
said street is SlIS.oo.
The plans, specifications and estimates
OF the City Engineer for the Improve
ment OF said Catlln Street are hereby
adopted.
RESoLvRp; That the CITY Recorder
OF the City ot 81, Johns be and is hereby
directed To give notice OF the proposed
improvement of said catlin Street, as
provided by the City Charter.
Remonstrances against the above i'm
provement may he hled in writing with
the undersigned within IS days from the
date OF the hrst publication OF this mo-
tice.
BY or,ler OF the Council.
W, HANKS,
City R~corder,
Published in 81, Johns Review October
AZ, November } and Io, 1905.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-03
LAUREL LODGE
No. $50 |. q. q. +.
81. JOHNS oRE0o'

Meets each Monday evening in Odd
Fellows hall, at 7;So. Visitors welcomed.
g, W. overstTeet, y. G..
Il, Elliott, Secretary.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-03

W. 10 erown aud bridge work without pain
M M - years experience in plate work en-
p NJ 70 ~ your mouth comfortably.
ttASt teeth, absolutely without pain pr. r
~isS Is ane expert at gold filling and crown
% aa oldgs work. Extracting tree when
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-03
WISE BROS. Dentists,

o olns sailding cor. Third and Wash. Sta.
N''n'nss M p. m, Sundays from
TO IA Or Main soss
The Washington times., 1905-12-08
REFEREE REPLIES
70 HIS CRITICS
Mr.. Handiboe Explains His Position in
COTcorans-Y. n. c. A. Basket
ball Dispute.
Sporting Editor of The Times:

Sporting Editor of The Times:
In answer TO the letter of Captain
Schlosser. of the Y. NJ c. A basketball
team. published In Tuesdays Times. In
reference TO the Corcoran-Y. NJ. c. A
game which was protested by tfrc latter,
would like to correct several state
ments made by Mr.. Schlosser in refer
enCe to myself.
Mr.. Schlosser states while in the act
of throwing a goal l was fouled by a
Corcoran player. in spite of which the
bali went into the basket The referee
would not allow the goal, which should
have counted according to section 80
Basketball Guide" The foul in question
was called on one of the Corcoran play
ers Tor fouiing Y. NJ. c. A. player
other than Mr. SchloSser. and the ref
eree'a whistle blew before Mr.. Schlosser
had handled the ball. He also says:
L disputed his decision and asked him
10 stop the game so l could show him
the rule book. which he refused TO do"
As far as the "disputing' part goes, he
did that. not only at that time but all
during the game AS far as the rule
DOCK Is concerned / hope 1 am as well
informed as Mr.. Schlosser on the rules
or the game He also says:
Throughout the game the decisions
were unfair TO us and were greeted by
misses from the crowd. even Corcoran
The score sheet will show that the
FOULS called during the game were about
equal: The only difference being that
the Corcoran team were more accurate
III throwing their free throws The work
or the Y. NJ. c. A. team throughout the
game was OF the football variety one of
their players going so far as TO delib-
erately trip one OF the Corcoran players,
the penalty of which is disqualification.
SIMPLY warned the young man. trying
10 De as lenient as possible. The work
of the Corcorans on the contrarv Was
as clean as was possible under the above
mentioned conditions ! would thank you
70 give this as much publicity as was
given to Mr.. Schlosser's.
Yours. ETC..
EDWARD S. HANDIBOE.
Referee Washington City Basketball
The Washington times., 1905-12-08
HARVARD ATTACKS
UMPIRE DASHIELL

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Dec. S.-Harvard
men are evidently through with Paul
Dashiell, who umpired the recent Har-
vard-Yale game. as a football Official
If the opinions OF Harvard graduates and
the editors of Harvard Bulletin go for
anything
tackled Mr.. Dashielrs ruling when he
allowed Quill. OF Yale to stay in the
Harvard-Yaie game after he had broken
the nose of Burr, the Harvard guard
In today's issue there are two cornnuni-
cations from graduates which protest
against Mr.. DashielTs acting I'm the ca
pacity of an official at any future Har-
ward Yale matches
The Washington times., 1905-12-08

my part to mislead the public or to
favor any one team over the other
1t was unfortunate no doubt, for me,
that the Corcoran Cadet team were di-
rectly interested in the decision of the
board. 1t was also neglectful OF me,
perhaps, not to have mentioned that 1
was member of the Corcoran Cadets.
in fact, first sergeant of that organiza-
ton, but l did not think ii necessary
to state this fact simply because my
argument was not intended to create the
Impression that the COrcorans should
have been favored, any more than any
other team. II the decision of the
referee had been otherwise or had been
favorable TO any other team, / would
argue the same way. This. however,
was not the point. / did not at the time.
nor do l now, think the board should
have reversed the referees decision. not
because the Corcorans' standing in the
race was involved, but solely for the
welfare of the league in general.
Anyone should readily see this. and il
was this idea alone that prompted me
TO write to your paper l think Mr..
The Washington times., 1905-12-08
Macfarland Eager.
PAID GOLFERS MEET;
ADOPT CONSTITUTION

NEW YORK. Dec. S.-The executive
committee of the Eastern Professional
Golfers Association met Tuesday and
drafted a constitution and bylaws. the
latter to be presented for adoption at
a general meeting of the association 10
be held December 1s
Article V of the constitution pro-
vides for an advisory board of amateur
golfers. to be elected at the annual
meeting OF the association. and this
board shall have the right TO offer ad-
vice as to the affairs Of the association
Advisory members will have no voting
power and will be exempt from payment
Of dues.
The objects Of the association are TO
foster the game of golf. TO elevate the
professional standard, and to provide a
means Of discip1ining such of its mem
bers who might be guilty of conduct
harmful 10 lie professional golfers as a
bodV
The Washington times., 1905-12-08

Crawford does Captain Edwards and
myself an injustice in saying my letter
was the creation OF Edwards. As far as
Captain Edwards is concerned, no
answer seems necessary Those who
know MIN have always had II demon
strated 10 them very forcIbly that he
is no secondhand dealer in his actions
and needs no proxy to state his ideas.
In regard 10 myself, | wish to state
that 1 was the sole originator Of the let
ter to which my name was signed This
may seem doubtful to some, but IL is
true. Captain Edwards knew nothing of
il. Ny intention in writing it was not
to create argument, but simply to offer
a suggestion as to the referees stand
ing on the floor during a game regard
less of what teams are playing. | still
stand by this suggestion and the letter
az ] wrote it
l hope that Mr. Crawford will see my
idea in this light and not be so harsh
in his accusations.
FRANK NJ. COLLINS.
1920 Eighth street northwest
December s. 1905.
The Washington times., 1905-12-08
EXPECT GOOD SEASON
FOR GRAND CIRCUIT
HARTFORD Co

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec s.-A. J.
welch, the owner of Charter Oak Park,
at Hartford. and Oakley Park, at Gin
cinnati. speaking OF the Grand Circuit
season of 1895 and of the prospects foI
next year said this week:
THE meetings at Hartford and Gin
cinnati last summer were satisfa ctory,
and ] expect that next year the Grand
Circuit VIII be better and stronger than
ever. The weather last summer was bad
all over the circuit, but that Is some
thing that cannot be helped There VIII
be nothing left undone to make the lys
programme at Hartford and Cincinnati
appeal 10 the horsemen.
The Washington times., 1905-12-08
MISSIONERS WON
FROM POSTOFF|CE
All Three Games Were Close-Mc-
Cauley's 228 Was High-Other
Scores.

In the Departmental League lass night
the Commissioners won two games from
the Postofiice quint by close scores. the
last game being taken with a margin
of two. McCauley. of the Mailmen, was
high for the evening with 228.
On the Rathskeller alleys Foundry. of
the Printers League. took the set from
the Moroccos, and in the Plate Printers
aggregation, Philadelphia was treated
in the same manner by New York. De
tail scoring for the evening follows:
The Washington times., 1905-12-08
PRESIDENT BUYS
PRIZE TERRIER

President Theodore Roosevelt yester-
day bought the bull terrier Edgewood
Seymoure. who won two firsts and two
special prizes in last weeks show at
Philadelphia. Seymoure was the prop
erty of F. F. Dale. Of New Haven.
He is eight months old and weighs
forty-hve pounds. being by Edgewood
bloomsbury Hero. dam Lillian Russell
He is pure white, has long head with
small black eyes, Is exceptionally intel
ligent. with unusually fine conforma-
ton
The Washington times., 1905-12-08

Carl G. Fisher, Of Indianapolis. has
suggested 10 the managers OF the Or
mOnd Beach races that a race OF from
300 to 500 miles be added 10 the pro-
gramme One objection 10 race OF
such a distance is that the tides viii
not give a wide stretch OF beach FOR
the time needed to finish such an event.
The 100-mile race. therefore, Will De the
limit OF long distance speed races.
The Washington times., 1905-12-08
Referee
League.

Frank NJ. Collins. whose letter upon
me subject of reversing a referees de-
Glslon caused J. w. Crawford. of the
\. NJ c. A, of being inspired by parti-
san motives when he got busy with
his pen, replies as follows:
Sporting Editor of The Times:
Just a word which / think is necessary
IL answer to the letter OF ]. w Craw-
ford, chairman physical department
committee. Y. NJ. c. A, in your issue
OF december Z In writing the letter
alluded TO by Mr.. Crawford, l did write
IT solely from the standpoint of an OBJ
server and without any intention on
The Washington times., 1905-12-08
OOTBALI BOWLING :: TROTTlNC : SHOOTING
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports

ers Of the New York clubs to give him
a chance in the thrre-rOund contests
that are now being held IN that CITY.
The Managers wisely refused him. as
they feared the sport would be stopped
as soon as any prominent heavyweight
Is allowed to spar
The Washington times., 1905-12-08
AUTOMOBILING.

Sir Thomas Dewar, the donor OF the
Dewar Cup. which was first raced for
last winter on the Ormond Beach, has
sent word that he will not be able TO
come TO America this winter 10 witness
the second contest for his trophy. Sir
Thomas DeWar is a member of the
British parliament, and in view OF the
disturbed political conditions he feels
that he cannot take the time to leave
his political duties.
The Washington times., 1905-12-08

The leading automobile manufacturers
of France. England, italy. Belgium,
Austria and Holland are reported to
have secured spaces TO show their cars
at the annual automobile show of Ber-
lin. which will be held February to
lS The commercial and industrial motor
car section promises TO be especially
large and representative.
The Washington times., 1905-12-08

Manager Armour has announced that
no changes will be made In the pitching
stan OF the Tigers next year. 1t was
the most powerful bunch In the Amer
ican Leagne in the last month of the
season
The Washington times., 1905-12-08
DIES FROM FOOTBALL INJURY.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Dec. s-Leo
McNally, twenty-four years old, who
was injured in a football game in this
city on Thanksgiving Day. is dead His
back was broken in a mass play.
The Washington times., 1905-12-08

The reserve list of the National
League contains the names Of rs play
ers Brooklyn leads with So; Pittsburg
has a. The American League has 2o3
players reserved. Clevel9n nd leading with
80 and the Athletics being second with
2S
The Washington times., 1905-12-08
HERE'S THE PLACE
FOR BIG CONTEST
Commissioners Want Inter.
Academy Game.
ADVANCE GOOD ARGUMENTS
Messrs. West and Macfarland Think
National Capital Natural Scene of
Annapohs-wes Point Match

While realizing that they have no
authority to take official action to
bring the annual West Point-Annapolis
football contest to Washington, the
District Commissioners are ernphaticai-
ly in favor of the proposition
They think that in view of the fact
thai the contest is one between the
representatives of the National Naval
and Military Academies. and the bulk
of the naval and military interest be-
ing centered here 1t could find no bet
ter permanent battling ground than at
the National Capital. II would, they
think. give additional zest to the game,
In no way reduce the attendance, and
prevent any dissatisfaction from the
sale of seats, such as arose in its deal
ing with the athletic body of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
Commissioner West. who witnessed
the recent West P0int-Annapols game
at Princeton and expressed feeling
that the crowds were not properly han
died by the railroads. is an ardent sup
porter of the suggestion. When asked
today to give his reasons he said:
Suggests White Lot.
Il have long been in favor of such a
plan. and see no reason why Ii cannot
be carried out. In the first place there
are many reasons why this contest be-
longs by right TO the capital We are
capable of handling crowds. as is shown
at inauguratiOns, and our railroad and
hotel accommodations are TO be COM
pared with any city. Our climate is
usually mild at this season, and many
people would be attracted to the con.
test in order to at the same time do a
little sightseeing.
Il would suggest that the White Lot
be selected for the purpose. IL appar-
emily being the best site available. Per
mission, i am sure. could be had from
the War Department authorities. who
have charge of that ground, and an
adequate stand erected at small expense
Our claim son the contest IS, think
undisputed, and there is no doubt but
what IL would find favor in the eyes OF
a majority of District people"
Macfarland Eager.
Commissioner Macfarland voiced sub.
stantially the same sentiment. He said
Certainly the army and navy foot
ball game ought to be played in Wash
ington. the headquarters of the army
and navy, the city of the whole country
Either the White House ellipse or the Po
tomac Park would be a good place fo
II. l shall be glad to cooperate in tn
endeavor TO bring Ii here
The Washington times., 1905-12-08
FORTUNE PAID FOR STALLION.

NEW YORK. Dec. &-Watercress. the
famous stallion, was auctIoned off for
$7l.0O0 His purchaser was ]. B. Hag-
gin. The bidding started at $4,000. with
Harry Payne Whitney as Mr.. Haggin' s
leading competitor
The Washington times., 1905-12-08

The father OF Capt a g Arson
died last week in Marshalltown. Iowa He
was a ball player in his day and was a
member OF the same nine in his town
with his son.
The Washington times., 1905-12-08

Clarence Beaumont. the Pittsburg out
fielder. will be placed in the care Of a
New York specialist by the Pittsburg
club TO try to cure his injured leg.
The Washington times., 1905-12-08

The winners of the Herrera and
Young Corbett and the Kid Herman
and Hanlon bouts, to be held at Los
Angeles this month. will meet in the
same city the latter part of next month
for q $500 purse
The Washington times., 1905-12-08
BASEBALL.

Curtis Wlegand, former manager CT
the WIlliamspOrt club. has been offered
the management of the Wilmington
club.
The Washington times., 1905-12-08

Although there may be some reduction
in a few low grade cars next year. the
general tendency is to advance prices
for 1906 automobiles. Higher prices will
prevail mainly because better material
is being used wherever possible, and
much finer workmanship Will be incor-
porated-
The Washington times., 1905-12-08

Danny Duane who had several bouts
on. has been forced to call them off
as he is I'll with pneumonia.
The Washington times., 1905-12-08
BOXING.

Terry Martin and Charley Mulhall
have been matched to meet in Potts
Vile, January 16
The Washington times., 1905-12-08
WESTERNERS GET
PRINCETON CUP
Handsome Trophy Present
ed This Afternoon.
ARE UNDISPUTED CHAMPS.
Won Title Beyond All bubble for First
Time-Maybe They Won
1t in 1901.

The presentation of the Princeton
Alumni football cup TO the champion
ship Western High School team oc-
CURED today at 1 O'Clock in the exhibi-
! ton hall of the Western School.
This is the first time Western has won
a championship unless II can be counted
as having deserved the title in 1901. the
year in which 1t was decided 10 divide
Central into two schools and form the
Manual Training School. which decis-
| Ion caused the other local institutions
| to contend that unless the teams were
divided Immediately it would not be fair
| to the other schools
| AS the new Technical building was not
completed the Central School refused to
| disunite. and it was declared to-oe out
of the running for the championship.
The Georgetown High School, which
| was represented by an exceptionally
strong team. defeated the others easily
and claimed the championship.
No Dispute This Year.
This year. however, Western has won
not only the undisputed title of High
School champions, by defeating the local
High School teams. but also the title
of scholastic champions of the district
by defeating the Georgetown Prep
eleven, not once having its goal crossed
| In the season.
This is the first time a cup has been
offered for football honOrs, and is 10 be
| competed for in the same manner as
| that given by the Princeton Association
| for the winners of the baseball cham
pionship, which was captured by the
i The cup is 10 become the property OF
1 the school winning IL three times.
The Washington times., 1905-12-08

Gus Rubin. who is aching for a
fight. tried to get some of the manag-
The Washington times., 1905-12-08

Kid Lavigne, the ex-lightweight cham
pion, Is planning to return to Paris.
and before leaving he would like to
have q couple Of fights. A Saginaw
club is trying to get Jack O'Leary to
take him up
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-03-29
BA1LEY's FORD.

Miss Nancy Potter of Fayette
visited at the home of her cousin,
r. e. GrommoE, last week.
G. B. Davis had business in Man
chester Monday of last week.
Henry Claus dehorned cattle in
this neighborhood last Tuesday.
Miss Avis Grommon attended
Rcbekah lodge in Manchester last
Tuesday evening.
Tillman Grapes was a business
caller in Manchester Tuesday of last
week.
j. Z. Baker, j. w. Hartman and
r. L. Grommon attended Woodman
camp in Delhi last Wednesday even
ing.
Ii. B. Hersey had business in
Manchester Tuesday of last week
G. B. Davis was a Delhi caller
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Raster were
in Manchester last Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. Z. Grommor
were in Manchester last Friday.
j. G.. Davis had business in Earl
vile last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Richie were il
Manchester last Thursday.
G. b. Davis and Ii. b. Hersey de
livered cattle at Frank Dudley's las
Friday.