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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17
30 WILING
CONGRESS
GREAT INTEREST IN BIG MEET AT SALT LAKE
THE VERY LATEST NEWS OF THE ALLEYS

Local b0wlera are not displaying
the interest IN the Western Bowling
congress NJ Salt Lake that n ers
poctod Of them. II may bethat their
interest IL entirely consumed In
local bowling. bot Il ~ imperative
that ali lovers Of the sport get To-
Eefhcr and give the tourney a blk
boost Secretary Jenkins II putting
IN day afler day Of the hardest
kind 81 toll and IL doing all IN his
power o. make the meet a Huceeaa.
lie simply cannot do everything.
lie must have united. energetic and
enthusiastic support The "oid-
timer" he's made bowling the apori
II now Is aud devotees Of the game
should help him In the organization
% the great tournament At Salt
Lake City.
Denver. San Francisco. I1aa An
selea. Oakland. Spokane. Colorado
springs. butte. Helena aud many
other cities will not only send one
or more teams. bat will defrny their
expenses asit Lake CITY alone has
guaranteed close 20 81 900 10 be in
eluded IN tho priEa fund Il IL high
time that the petty lchioualea that
exiat among certain buwlefs alaap-
pear. The local boys should fise
above childish differences and send
a representation 10 Salt Lake that
will be iiving example Of Seattle
spirit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

turn. and was The guy that had
the iii fortune.
"it was the wamn that Boston beat
us ~ one run after We had got tho
sacks FILLED IN the ninth with 80 one
dowu. uuc run meant a tn acoFc
and tive a victory. fur We had last
Innings Heisifiek stood atnsk stiil.
wtth twn strikes and three balls
called. ~hlle niussn curved the
third strike over. II was . big
chance Hm took. bat he Kut away
Nith Hs
'-Th~n Hemphiii raised a Pop ny
In sllart right. whteh Ferris Wcng
after and esuEht kahce was on
thirl lie had started for horse and.
Kstting TOO far off 10 get back In
sai-fY. Hf4u't kuow shat 60 do. cri-
gqr bad Kefris return ana whirird
70 Collins. Who Walked Up Fhe line
and toua het kahae oai. That settled
the Enms. II nureiY was the tough
eai one I ever last--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

Oscar Jones. Who used 10 ~ aion1
oxsr the National isakue circuit
With the Brooklyn superbaa. snd
Nho % late na4aoma has been pitch
ing for Seattle In tho Pacific Coast
league. Is probably tbs only bali
ioasrr In The profession Who grad
uafesi from the circus uofld. Danny
Stay. tho cardinala' psiEuacluna In
fisitrr. used 20 run race h1Fs~a.
That's another marx
Jones. before hc Waa heard Of In
balloon. Vas trick bicycle ridley
% renown. lie asa an act that the
three sheets described a. daring.
brilliant. Nundarfui. svfuarkahie and
dazzling
Al IL n0t gold that Elltieru. and
II there IL our thing harder than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17
LIGHTWEIGHTS ARE
MATCHED

Freddie Weeks. the well kn0Wn
spokane lightweight, has been
matched 20 fght Eddie sanirica 81
Newport. Wash. Jan 90 The men
will fight for a purse and the Ea's
Fccrl psA
weuka Il a clever boy and a good
Fighter. Ito should be able 10 give
tho Newport public a good nEhi and
has = Enod KhoN - winning. Aa
soson rs hia Newpers fight Is over.
he plans 20 challenge KID acaier 20
a rght and wili allow the purse 10
b. divided a. the latter wishes
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rn enooAn rnnrr 800

TO CHOOSE THHUE MEN
Three debating teams OF three
men each viii be aeltafad at the
~" IN a tryaoat to be- held Tebru
AIRY % Twenty-Five men have on
tered tho forensic lists. aud the
teams solicited vii meet the uni-
ycrHltY ~ Idaho. University OF ore.
gun and Pacific university or For.
eat Grovo, ore. The question for
the try-out n. Resolved. That the
interstate commerce commission
should be given power 10 prescribe
reasonable maximum railroad rates
In eases brought before f." A great
deaf Of interest Il being manifested
In the coming contest aud tho rival.
~ viii provoke some brilliant ~.
forta
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WIN THR g
CONTESTS
spAMRoeNs WALK AWAY WITH stars AT MONARCH A..
luYs-eLUvER INDIVIDUAL PLAYING
MONARCH A..

he ~ the stony face. was rather of
form, except In the final game.
when he piled un ISIS staid old
stephen started we'll aud followed
with two aeorca Of lea IAttle Pier
reFant' Morgan relied two games
for tho stars and Shelter finished
for him. hut aid not have time 20
warm 40 before the fray was AZ an
end. Holland aud otonneil tied
for hlgh seore., each baEEiag ssi
onOnneli captured tho very cred
table hish average OF gi0s1
Utmost Eeod nature fcisned last
night and the boys had No rato apota
when the finish Of tho may same,
Following are last nights aeafea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17
WAS A HARD GAME TO LOSE

10 wa can se. how badly things
we're breaking for me.
"AionE comes Nastnn. IL Was a
great team that season. II waa %
b. me against Rsil pineeu. aad !
had a huuch when sn stnahs.d ibes
tiar contest waa geihE 10 ha a tough
enc
net yau i've. nm says = while
Ne were warming un that ane 81
u loses a hara ous today. We
didn't make the bet. but called the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17
TO PLAY
ANYHOW
UNIVERSITY CO. Eps WANT TO
ORGANIZE BAskGrHALL IN.
DEPENDENT or SCHOOL

Coed basketball AZ tho III. "
while declared officially dead will
probably be revived az a private Of
EaniEailon. II present plans are
carried out the young ladies Will
play the game To their hearts con.
tent. bat u viii not be ms repre-
sentative ~" team Matters have
not ASSUMED definite fofm an yet.
n u being generally talked %
among the young women who feel
that they must play, aud have se-
cured a promise from prominent
'yaralty man 10 coach them IN ease
tho teams formation 10 assured.
~ Niil not be allowed % compete
IN inisf-elasn games. 10 struggle for
tho school championship. uur can
u BE- representative 81 the 1T"
when Il lines up against other inHti-
tnfiohA Tho game Tor the eo-eda
will lack the SNAP and enihgaallagaR
attsnaant upon former games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

nyler. Of the paelfios. IL ono Of
the nseadlest IN the game Charlie
never says much. bat his bowling
talks for him with Bn uncertain
xulee. The Port Biakelcy expert ia
genial and be bowls for pure sport
He never waves warm when pur-
sued with splits and difficult
breaks. but plugs along.
Hia particular delight consists IN
trim ming those VITO have an ahld-
ing huueh that he n choice pluck
inra. Charlie IL ore OF the mos;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

Jack o Ksffe. 81 Chicago. and KID
Parker. Of ncafeT. have been match.
Ell before the spokan. Amateur
Athletic club In Spokane frb ,
Thoy are 10 weigh IN las pounds Al
J y. m. and wiil fiEht straight Mar.
outs Of Qurennbury rules for g
per cent - the housr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

Joe Lyons. "Old Strike and \
lsnee." IL sticking faithfully % d.
C0lumbiana Joe always ala bret.
10 fratsfnixe with top notnhara M.
quiet ones dazzling hook h a.
mystery Of fans They have hsxa
been able 10 figure Just hox i.
keeps the bail on the alley. Il 4.
ziea down the edges 81 the mans
aud gradually floats IA TO the hsss
pin. Joe counts nothing but strikes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

A great many fans 50 "a baAehai Il
games ana u the home team wins
by a score af 10 10 will leave the
grounds saying ''Ereat. Immense. .
bat u the heme team las-s I 90 o.
these same fans viii probably de-
clare tho horne team would have Go
set some new men. even though
the game was FILLED with beautiful
plays
The pitcher always has naa al.
ways vii he the central figure "a a
BASEBALL game. he has been stead :
~ lssislated against aud handt +
capped ever atnce organised base +
ball WAS started. and ffam time ta
time he has heithed un aud acquired
the upper hand. II N funny game
AZ the best Managers are csyHtia-
ualiy iookinE fer pitchers the bat
tets can't hit and they are also
securing the country Coz hatlrrH Who
can hit the pitchers Il viii ~ a
never ending var. with an object Ia
sisw that IL impossible 10 attain.
Watch a pitcher in a safir. 4 Al
him il directed al the abtfa knd
rneaura cement. or az least great
majority ~ a. one clip osspnnnus
~ him and Il ~ iikr ths htcAink
90 thv belt that turns the lathe. she
result - IN hts hands mara so than
any other player. II a fast man II
GA fret base the pitcher AUST try
.;s isiisssiss = riiGTn fifaa Tor nis thatcher
" he - pitching fof the nsidr ar
outside 90 the plass hs must look Ia
see u hts field - shifted and set
n here ths batter 10 likely tafhis the
ball. he must watch for aiaps nom
the shogsEtap and second baFsEnAn--
his catcher viii give them. " him
and be must sne thrir1 What looks
wafas in a bali game than a. zee
a shaft stap run % Hso0nd base -
catch a man mapping AMI then hMsa
the pitcher miss the signal pitch
the ball and have u btt threuEh the
SPOT where the uhartstup stands
Nhen IN proper posittonf The
pitcher should know Who " likely
% take hiH leads and Niiofn he must
watch. n slow man gets on the
bases then he must center bis IN
trrest in tho batsman ana forget
there iH a base runner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

The saloon business having loss
It's charm for him. KID MCCOY vill
open a isWrlry store In Nsw YORK.
He sAya a big dealer IN rr~riUaa
stones II behind him. Also bis third
wifa'a money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

I'm not a squrairr' but a. yoa
asked me about tbs toughest game
ever lost. here Eues" and Red John
Powell. tire ~ Louis Americans
pitcher. continued.
1t wss wbea ! was with the
r. Ss --~~----s44a,. : Sad Sssasss
soaked five straight and never al4
tho ether fellows score more than
enc mcrs runs than We I'D. and
never al3 they tally over three runs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

wilkins f. becoming one Of the
malnstayn Of the columblana The
nes addition 20 last years cham
pionn is more than making good
and promises 10 have bis picture
taken when the major league season
Il ended. lie IN developing great
form aud IL well up IN this general
average Of the topnotchers Keep
plugging. wilkins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

sITslae" Mahnken 10 all the sweet
meats among the major leAkherH.
nnA the way the German can garner
the ones that count IL the joy and
pride - the fans. Who like classy
einb-eloufIng "fTalnn' r. In the
game from the first smack and "
a. cool a. Zee under fire The inrial
ono q never worried when TIE wood
refuses tn 60. but Keeps pssEing
away for every strike. Hplit ann
SPARE on The pine. Rouse nit en-
Iiaine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

FredAeu. tho youngest member ~
the major league II the lind % the
nnanon. The haahfnl boy has the
prettisst delivery IN town and It's
useful rs well a. Ornamental The
YomnFNtar established a reputation
last year when be waa the kinEpin
81 tho Class u teams. The little
fellow nuahea painfully shsn APP
piauded for his brilliant shots.
That's the beautiful feature %
Frefson'a wnFk Ne works for re-
suits and not adulation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

Brown. the Bismarck crack. II a
foaihered denizen ~ the forest when
the pace Is warm and be II pitted
against the big una. The E'ocky fell
low ID the actual merchandise In
hrniainR finishes and never worries
over pesky splits The old-timer r.
the real douKhnut ON she bismarck
drive. where be is considered irwin
chile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

slim Jones. the Paclfc'n little
mascot aud anchor. IL prince of the
Houihpawa ''Eilms Is fuii Of never
falling good nature and wtthai IL
fiEhi In tho running with the best
that boNi The stout scion has a
great wing and Is rapidly becoming
an adept AZ negotiating spare shots
ssi2fSsiiihE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

on The Monarch alleys laat night
che Shamrock ehaperuned by the
original Happy 0nounell showed
stnvaila stars tho wayoto win by
taklna thrco ttraight Eames, The
Siars sazanod dbaaj sftcF the frulic.
and had absolutely no Idea how they
could possibly have lost
Wailock 80 the nlhofnIans did
some clever eluh.cloHtinK and
wound np hla series with n fine
double century total ~ ct. nruun
rnllea a e0nslstent same. but not up
90 bis usual average hfunn was
aowncast as he confidently eNpcct.
"a 60 average within calling dis
tnnee 81. goa Holland performed
very eresl.tably for Youngutef.
drawing two double centuries. asi
and 80. White did not touch the
usual hlgh spots. bat Vas there la
she finishes
Happy's Good Work.
Il rvmAiae.i for Happy 20 pat
sgp the elaSslrst howhnE II the d0a
bio Qusntelte The member with the
perpetual snile stocked the sticks
for a esNant Of ast In his initial game
and came right hack with sls In the
second senslnn
For tho Stars. Ssoyaii was robbed
time and time akain. reducing his
totals Louder who vas the pride
OF the Hast Madisona last year
ehowed we'll rolling consistently
aRd missing but fpW spares Smith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

SAMMY shuman. who paraasa M
der the nabriuuet 81 tho human
uan raw" has n0, hern 40 IN form
THE season Sam had the best ~
them guessing hard last year. but
nsems rloa In rounding Into shape
This ueaann. The chubby ore can
rairAlnly travel thu bE pace when
forced. Sam has won many game
for his team hy striking out IN TIE
tenth. chefk up. Sammy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

Putnam. another Pacific pfoiose.
has the game well IN hand. Put"
has spent most II last year up
north. but q nuW wearing Of the
rough edges and Is giving the fans
a glimpse ot MS old time form The
long fellow has an effective hook
which brings results Put thinks
there Il nothing 10 Il but Pacific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

Tho Tennessee racing Law Is 70 be
teatesi indictments having been 70
turned against five horsemeu and
b0okmaksfs who held a one day
special meet for the purpose Of mak.
iug a test ease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

Eddie Franz. SPOKANE" IL the
king pin KID when speed r. consid-
cred Wien Eddie starts In - burn
up the alley the pinspoitera take 20
the timber They assert that Eddie
should be tried for attempted as
sauli with deadly weapons The
way those pins fsii when Eddie gets
going has a boiler factory sounding
iiha soft. sweet NephYras
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

popular rollers who ever entered q
local alley.
Pampuaeh has not been aatonnd
Ing the fans with aclntiiiafinR
stunts ~ late "Pamp" was once
ono ~ the bright and shining Highs
ot the famous old Empires who won
the city championship when bowling
WA In its infancy.
The big fellow has lots ri speed
a fair delivery aud b~neh ~ con
fldence with a little more practice
be will rapidly round into form and
then win be the time for the -
pefia to keep a weather eye vide
open.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17
No podsins.

II the Young ladies believe that
they can derive sa much glory from
an independent organization a. they
could wsro they the varsity team.
then they are perfectly justified.
While they assert that the present
scheme ia no attempt on their part
10 dodFa the faculty ruling u at
least appears that they are deter
mined Co play basketball The fac
uity'a stand was doubtless vel
taken. bat the eo-eds' action looks
like Ming an exception 20 the rul-
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

For a fancy flnlEher. Bill Olsen
81 the Empires. carries away the
pastry. Biii never lets himself GET
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

e11'-
james y. Callahan

nit a line drive IN the hands of Con-
roy. the New York third hasaman.
MY man deliberately walked over
60 set hts Stove Che was the pitch
81 aud CouruY touched the bag aud
he WAS doubled. There h no tell
ins what the next batter would have
done Had the play happened at
home the player would have been
Missed Oft the grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

Every detail must be looked lnla
% insure Hueeena on The diamond
Remember mistakes std let your
errors be- only the Ones that are
made during the same They are
unavoidable. bat the erfofn 90 iuda
nent can be avoided by keeping
your mind closely Applied egd ~
hsins ca the alert az all tlmea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

"Gnwge" YoRei. efatuhije A..
dent ~ the Seattle nawiing -
citation and present member a. -
Empires. Is ono " tho~ ehas,s - -
believe that strife artists vers -.
not made "GawRe' lite the al. =.
many strikes that he never 80
bat that does not worry n.
president The old boy IL no. .
member ~ the Monarch No.
league. and hts scores ara p.eEs..
up 10 great style Whatever siahss
be may develop in bovls.s
"0aWgs" Will best be rensmbsrss
as the great Toasfmastef "A n.
bowling association last wlntt, !,
the Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

worried. Or hurried. Or flufr,.a :.
motto 81. a strike ia flme 80. az
20 cents The husky chan h
swell strike buucher. and n a. =
some strikes ~ nose him ous ~ ,@ ;.
finish. iili hooked gp win ~
Empirca this gear and they 49, ~ 80
ia great at picking winners a. -
der what hia dope IL worth N.
season. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

Norris warren. hsadliher "a, ..
biamHrcka. IL ono II the gy... -
little wood workers on The a,ssa
While others held ai0of whss -
Megfnth was hurting ehaIis,..
Warren was there With the r.
aud coin. and while he lost q ~ ~,
he gave tho 'I'rise0 crack A &c..
Gus sprint for hia greenbaeks
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-01

,iighIy complimented upon their es-
celent work
AT midnight supper was served On
the stage and practically all of the
dancers and spectators enjoyed the
repast. The menu prepared was most
tempting.
A more congenial gathering than
the crowd of guests who were out TO
enjoy the round of pleasures provid-
ed by the Call Boys could hardly be
assembled everybody was in high
good humor. and everybody was out
for an evening of unalloyed pleasure
and there was every indication that
this wish on the part of each and
every dancer was gratified TO the full
est extent.
There We're no elaborate deeora-
tions. Two bicycles, true emblems
of the order of Railway Call Boys. oc-
cupied conspicuous position and were
tastefully decorated.
The committee having in charge
the arrangements and of the floor are
to be Congratulated upton the success
full elimination of their plans. All
who were present last night will re-
member the first annual ball of the
boys of the Railway Call Boys as one
of the brightest and most enjoyable
social affairs of the year of 1906.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-01
SPLENDID SUCCESS
WAS CALL BOYS BALL.


The first annual ball of the Order
of Railway Call Boys which took
place last night at the Auditorium
was an even greater success than
those who had charge of the arrange
ments anticipated. It was beyond a
doubt one OF the most delightful
public balls ever given at the Audi
torium and the attendance was very
large indeed.
Promptly at nine O'Clock the grand
march started. 1t was led by Mr.
Mahoney and Miss Anita O'Neil and
following this couple came over one
hundred and forty couples. making II
ball room picture of striking brill
lianey.
The dancing then began in earnest
and from a few minutes after nine
O'Clock until three o'clock in the
morning the merriment kept at Il
high stage. The program OF dances
had been admirably arranged and
seems to have pleased every dancer
in its variety and general arrange
ment. Music of the most superb
quality was rendered by Whitneys
orchestra and the musicians were
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-01

Everything that Beatrice Fairfax
writes. has great attraction for us.
1t is not because we believe every
thing she writes is true. but there
is eminent good sense in much of it.
Especially sensible at all times are
her remarks to young women for the
care of their health The subject of
an article in one OF SUNDAYS Denver
papers has for its subject the health
fulness of the sleeping room. She
urged. she almost coaxed Young
women to abjnre cosmetics and rely
for beauty on having their windows
in their sleeping rooms wide open.
Then in the morning. she would have
them purchase sponge and take
tepid or cold bath. the latter to be
preferred. if they think that they can
stand the cold water. She says all
the ills of life will disappear and that
ability to accomplish work Will be
multiplied ten fold. if young women
will follow the very simplest rules of
hygene.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-01

Upon the usual showing and proper
affidavit, Judge Caswell. attorney for
from Justice Sweney's court this
morning to that of Justice Byers. in
the now famous case in which Wells
is the defendant.
The Fifth Street and East End
Whist clubs were jointly entertain
ed last night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Dean, on Fifth street.
The two clubs together. with add
tional guests made a most delight
full company and splendid evening
was enjoyed by all. The successful
prize winners were Mrs. Royston and
Mr.. Ed. NJ. Hardy.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-01

The conventions were placed in
two groups, those on the cost to be
granted a rate OF $3.50 from the
middle west. and those to be held in
the middle west and south. to be
granted rate OF 1850 from the
coast. The only exception to this is
the Grand Army reunion for which
a rate Of one cent a mile was made,
except within a radius of about $50
miles from the coast cities where the
rae win he one fare for the round
trip.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-01

Does anyone blame Mrs. Yerkes
in seeking comfort with new hus-
band so quickly. The late traction
magnate. during his life surrounded
himself with many women, who
were supposed TO contribute to his
comfort and enjoyment, without Civ
ing heed or thought to the good
woman who was called wife. She has
simply thrown conventionality to the
winds, which in her case the general
public will say was entirely cor
rect.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-01

A well known railroad
man and the wife of another
railroad man eloped from
this city yesterday and were
intercepted. en- route to Salt
Lake City. The woman i'm
the case, as well as the man,
are respectively the father
and mother of several child
rem each, The story is a
racy one and will he given at
another time. The names of
the parties as well as the in
cidents in connection are
known To this publication,
hut consideration for certain
legal rights prevent the full
publication today.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-01

The sisters of the president were
ordered from the private lobby of the
house of representatives,. few days
ago. II Is place devoted solely TO
the retirement of congressman. and
its sacred precincts have ever been
kept inyiolate. Under the circum-
stances the sisters of the president
are to be pltied that, Seator Warren.
their escort was so iniudicious as to
brave the traditions of the chamber
and take the ladies there. In other
words they had no business there
whatever aud they were politely. but
firmly ordered out. The individual
who should have been made to suf-
fer was Senator Warren. The latter
gentleman owns such large preserves
In Wyoming, the state itself being
a sort of vest pocket borough 10 him
that, he probably thinks that his au-
thority extends over the union.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-01

The Silver Standard. in regular
newspaper form. reached this office
this morning and while there are
evidences that Editor Lee has been
struggling with the hell box in
making the transformation from a
magazine form of publication to the
newspaper type. still there is enough
good meat in the editorial column
to compensate any man for having
perused it, 1t will be pleasure to
watch the Standard, among our
weekly contemporaries hereafter, as
there will always be something said
in its columns worth while.