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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-29

to give an exhibit in this city during
the Centennial week. Old and new
China of this style will be secured
and the exhibit will be the best ever
shown in Richmond. er
A Comparisen-Pitman Shorthand
[-Hudreds Of rules and word Signs.
Charters, 10 rules, So word signs.
DAY and night classes. Business
College. l-26-6t
Mr. and Mrs. Richard jackson of
Chicago, were in this city Saturday
to attend the funeral of Matthew
Dill.
Judge Fox returned Saturday from
business trip to Winchester.
Fl. K. Johns returned from Parker,
Ind, Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. Greenstrset spent
Sunday with friends at Indianapolis:
George Mills, Kyle Card and Ralph
Hall, who attend business college
spent Sunday, with their parents at
Winchester. ,.y3
Now is the time for fertilizer for
your lawns. Use Merits Common
Sense Bone Meal. Good for pota-
toes, oats, corn and all garden truck.
Delivered to any part Of the city.
Both phones 103. 1-17-th ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Roller of
Greensboro visited friends in this
city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Westcott will
leave this week to spend the remain
der of the winter in California.
John Dingley was in Cincinnati
Saturday.
Harry Lontz spent Sunday with
friends at Cincinnati.
Howard Horton of Columbus,
spent Sunday with friends in this
city.
Harry Fause has returned from a
visit with friends at Chicago.
Frank. Hunter, Of Piqua, O., spent
Yesterday with Frank Correll and
wife, North Eleventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Westcott
will leave this week for California
where they will spend several weeks
Attorney T. M. Gardner is suffer
| ing slightly from avwound caused by
being bitten by dog one evening
last week. The wound is not serious
Miss Ziegler, of Columbus, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Me
Cabe, has been taken to her home
Miss Ziegler became very i'll while
here and it was necessary to remove
her to Columbus in a special car.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-29
SOCIAL EVENTS

Mrs. Judson Rupe of North
Twelfth street, will be the hostess at
the meeting of the Ticknor Club this
evening.
The Country Club card party has
been postponed from Monday to
Wednesday evening of this week on
account of there being other social
affairs on Monday evening".
The Musical Study club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Frank Watt,
South Fifteenth street, Tuesday
morning instead of Mrs. Harry
Downing's.
X "
A surprise was given in honor of
Miss Anna Wigmore Friday evening
at her home on South Seventh street.
The features of the evening were
cards and music. Those present
were: The Misses Anna Wigmore, Ell
la Martin, Minnie Rhoades, Jessie
Snyder, Elsie Stanley, Clara Thomas,
Mary Myers, Lizzie Wigmore, An
ma Westincamp, Mildred Cruall,
Blanche Voss, Hattie Dobbs, Alpha
Hatfield, Messrs Edward Wise, Will
Hamilton, Harry Darnell, Elmer
"rashnro Il al
Reynolds, Will Snyder, Howard My
ers, Omer Sands, Frank Bucking-
ham,
A party of young Richmond peo-
ple together with a party of New
Castle people formed dinner party
at Cambridge City last evening at the
Venton Hotel Those present were
Miss Irene Wilson and John Milligan
of New Castle, the Misses Edith and
Ethel Taylor, Ethel King, Edith Har-
vey and Messrs. Wheaton Tallans.
Glenn Kehlenbrink. Walter Eggemey-
er and Clarence Collins of Rich
mond
kNx
The "Buzzers' Whist Club met
Saturday evening at the home of
Miss Frances Campbell, Fort Wayne
Ave. The evening was spent in
delightful manner. and refreshments
were served. The prize winners wers
the Misses Ethel King and Marie
Kaufman and the Messrs. Erville
Lockwood and Dudley Elmer. Those
present were, the Misses Josephine,
Gates. Elizabeth Newman, June Ell
mer, Florence Smith, Inez Williams,
Marie Campbell, Ethel King, Juliet
Corwin, Frances Campbell, Caroline
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-29
STRAWBERRIES HERE.

Strawberries, 9sgood enough to
eat are on the market, retailing at
the very moderate price of IS
cents per quart. Last week they
were selling for $1.0O per, but the
supply Is larger now and the price
will continue TO decrease until home
grown berries reach the market, some
months in the future.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-29

No one is allowed TO visit the inter-
Tor of the building as it is still filed
with seaffolding and is in an IN
finished condition.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-29
LOCAL BREVITlES


If you enjoy mullins. and waffies,
try Mrs. Austin IS Pancake flour and
you will be delighted with the re-
suits. 80
Henry ottenjohn Of Cincinnati
spent Sunday with relatives in this
city. =
he best electric lamps in the world
the genuine Edison zoe each sat
Zoller & Craighead's.
Mrs. Henry Sherman left Saturday
for visit with relatives at Chicago.
Astor Cigar 5 cents Affords.
o. S. Nixon has returned from a
business trip to Cincinnati.
Buy the best and freshest crackers
when you buy. They don't cost any
more, and are so much better. The
Richmond Baking Co.'s crackers and
cakes are always fresh. 27-3t
Otto Heinz spent Sunday with
friends at Chicago.
Do your ironing with one OF our
electric irons. Quicker and cheap
er than gas. Zoller & Craighead.
Colonel Graves Of Cincinnati spent
Sunday with friends in this city. 8
Aston Cigar 5 cents Affords.
Mrs. Agnes Leve is visiting rela-
tiyesS at Chicago.
No chance for disappointment il
YOU serve Mrs. Austin's Pancakes
All grocers sell it.
President Kelly went to Chicago
Saturday to attend the memorial OF
the late President Harper.
Dickinson Trust Company has
money to loan on real estate at ia
vorable terms. We do not loan ovel
one-half the value of property.
Ed. Hilbert spent Sunday with
friends at Cincinnati.
See Zoller & Craighead for electric
chandeliers. We have the best line
for the money ever shown here.
Harry Warfel has returned from
Hamilton, O.
Money to loan on farms or cit.
property on favorable terms We d.
not loan, more. than one-half the val
ne of property. Dickinson Trust
Co. g Nh =
Mr.. and Mrs. Nettelton Neff spent
Sunday with friends at Chicago.
Ask for Faultless Creams, Rich
mond Buffers, Butternut Waters O
Elk Buffers. They are actual.
better than other crackers. Rich
mond Baking Co. 27-3t
Mrs. Woodruff and sister o.
Greensboro visited friends in this
city Saturday.
We can do your plumbing, heat
ing and electric work work yer,
promptly and at special prices now
Zoller & Craighead.
DR.. Colburn spent Sunday in Gin
cinnati.
We carry full line of electric
good, chandeliers and glassware
Zoller & Craiohead.
John Teeter of Hagerstown was IL
this city Saturday.
Have you'll house wired now. Elk
ira inducements. Zoller & Craig
head.
II. j. Humpe spent Sunday Will
friends at Olive Hill.
Arthur Burr has returned from {
business trip to indianapolis.
Merit Lamb of Greensboro visited
friends in this city yesterday. },
Quincy Binford went to Dayton
Saturday.
DR.. j. B. Wakefield. of San Jose
California, is reported to be very ill
DIR. Wakefield was formerly rector OF
st. Paul's Episcopal church in thi;
city and is well known here.
All kinds of electric wiring materi.
ais at reasonable prices at Zoller &
Craighead's. We also do wiring.
Arrangements are being made by
the members of the Keramic League
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-29
Richmond Commandery Rights Tenn
Mar.

Special >Conclave Monday evening,
Doth inst. Full attendance. Drill
corps desired and full attendance.
Sir knights for Rehearsal duties pre-
paratory to inspection.
T. w. O, BRAFFETT, Rec.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
KRAMER DEFEATS ALL CoNtERs.
At Conclusion of European Tour VIII
Meet Lawson at Saucer.

According to the current Issue OF the
Bicycling World, Frank Kramer, the
worlds champion bicycle rider, who Is
billed to ride here against Lawson next
month, is playing havoc over on the
continent. Every now and then, how
ever, he gets up against rider that
makes him go. After a terrific con-
test he beat out the French champion,
Poulnin, and won the Grand Prix,
which is to the cycling game In France
what tho Sidney handicap Is In Aus
tralia. BY the narrow margin of q
quarter of a wheel Kramer won the
event. The Bicycling World thus de-
scribes another interesting match be-
tween Kramer and Poulaln:
1.-THE match race between Frank
Kramer and Gabriel Poulain, at Ant
werp, had very unsatisfactory end
ing Six thousand people had gathered
to see the racc-best In three heats.
Kramer took tho lead IN the first heat
at 200 metres, when the willy French
man ran high up on the bank for his
famous jump. The increased speed
gave him the first heat. he beating
Kramer by three-quarters OF a length.
Kramer won the second heat by half a
length. Poulain began the sprint on
the backstretch OF the last lap. but the
American went by the outside. In the
final heat Poulain executed light
nine-like Jump and had opened up a
gap of four lengths when his tire eX-
plodcd and the champion of the world
struck the cement just as Kramer
reached his pedals. The match was
NOT decided -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
NEW PUG" IN TOWN.
Looks Good and Has Interesting News
From Coast

Kid Marver, a l45-pound nit artist
from St Louis blew into the city
Thursday and would like to get on a
match with some of the fighting mar
vels out around the mining camps OF
Bingham. Eureka, Park City, etc, and
his manager. Sam Schwartz, has con-
ndence in his protege's ability to make
good with any of the sparrers around
his weight limit
Marver has n decision over Mauro
Herrer, the brother of the famous Au-
relic, obtained In Los Angeles after an
eight-rouRd argument two years ago
on the 1st OF July, and was a strong
favsrite With Manager Billy McCarey
of the Los Angeles boxing club.
According to Marver. negotiations
are really on for a NIT contest be-
tween Champion Jim Jeffrles and
Geo Hackenschmidt, known as the
Russian Lion IN the wrestling arena,
for a contest TO be pulled off this fall
In the California city for one of the
largest purses ever hung up in pu-
gllistlc circles.
This is the only way that Manager
McCasey and Jei1ries' admirers could
figure to pull the big husky" out OF
his voluntary retirement.
4 match between thcp3 two athletes
would surely be a strong drawing
card.
AL Kaufman, the heavyweight anna
teur champion from the coast. one of
the latest additions to professional
ranks Is also a member of McCarey' s
stable. and Is after any Of the head
liners I'm the pusilistlc whirl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
MAYOR THOMPSON'S
JENNIE A. IS HURT
Makes Good Showing in Recent
Race Meet Held in
Denver.

To the detonatlons of Fourth Of July
fireworks Joe Mattress, the weli-known
local Jockey and horse fancier, arrived
in the city having In charge Mayor
Ezra Thompson's speedy mare, Jennie
a.
Jennie is one of the something do
ing" lassies when 1t comes to the har-
racing game and was entered In
the Denver races held there last week.
A week ago Tuesday Mayor Thomp
sons favorite won out In the 2s40 pace,
on heavy track. doing the mile for
the fastest heat In 2:1S-the time hav
ing all the other entries skinned q Salt
Lake block.
The mare was also started In the
$4,000 stake race last Thursday. in
which there were sixteen starters.
She finished third in the first heat,
but In the following heat the horses
punched up on the first turn and In the
mix-up Jennie A. was spiked" and an
artery in her right leg cut.
Put Out OF Commission.
This put the Thompson horse out of
commission, and she was shipped home
TO Mayor Thompson's private stable,
where she is now being prepared for
the $4,000 stakes hung up on the Mon
tana circuit which races Will open IN
Butte August % and continue on
through Helena, Great Falls, Anacon-
da and Missoula into October.
Several others of the local horsemen
have slgnlned their intention of enter
ing their Speedsters in this series of
races. and Jockey Mattress will take a
bunch OF horses down to the Calder's 9
park track for the race meet which Will
take place at that resort on the oath
and 25th of this month, for good purses.
Has Green One.
Mattress has a couple of runners In
his string, including a green one from
Idaho and the famous Red Damsel.' -
Tom Mccoy, the noted Salt Lake
reinsman, drove Mayor Thompson s
Jennie a. In the Denver races and Will
also handle her on the Montana circuit.
Johnny Butterworth was the trainer
for the Utah bunch and c. j Crabtree
also had an entry
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
SALOON MAN HELD UP
Lone Robbcr Relieves Harry Druce
of Money and Check

A lone robber held up Harry Druce,
a bartender at the Warm Springs sa-
loon, opposite the st Marks hospital,
at / o'clock this morning, taking from
him $50 In money and q check for $40
on McCornick's bank signed by y b
Margetts, proprietor of the place.
Druce was alone In the place when
the robber entered. He wore a blue
handkerchief over his face for mask
and at the instant OF his entrance or
dered the bartender TO throw UP his
hands Druce compiled and the robber
forced him out into a corner OF the
saloon and proceeded to search him.
The cash and check were quickly
brought TO light and the robber then
ordered Druce to turn his face to the
wall and remain quiet. The thorough
lv frightened bartender obeyed the or
der and the robber slipped quietly out
Of the side door and disappeared,
The police were notified, and Offi-
GERS Phillips and Moore were soon on
the ground They were unable. how
ever, to flnd any trace OF the robbcr.
Druce describes the man as heavy
set. about 5 feet inchsi In height
and probably So years old.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
PLUMBERS AT LAGOON
Pipcfittcrs and Friends Arranging for
Big Time on July IA.

Anything that resembles plumbing
work viii be entirely overlooked by
Salt Lake plumbers on July IA. Tho
aggregation of pipe-fitters have be-
come suddenly deSlrous of having a
good time and to that end are making
most extensive arrangements for a big
excursion to Lagoon on July IA The
plumbers, their helpers, and all the
friends of both VIII be on hand to have
a days celebration such as is charec-
teristic only of a bunch of jolly plumb
ers.
a number of athletic contests for big
side bets are what the plumbers are
taking most interest in at present.
These will include n baseball game be-
tween the Bosses" and the plumbers
for a side bet of 500, a tug-of-war be-
tween the Masters and the Journey
men for a prize of $50. and bowling
contest between the Masters and Jour
neymen for a prize of $50.
Skating will be indulged in by the
majority of the plumbers-that Is, roll
ler- skating-and the several other at
fractions will receive good patronage.
Boat races, foot races and dancing
contests Will be held during the after
noon and evening and prizes awarded
the winners. The plumbers are making
extensive arrangements for q genuine
big, hilarious time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
Overland Results.

DENVER, July 6.-Overland results;
First race. 2:S0 pace-Helen Gould
won. Clara B. second. Bill Dugan third.
Best time, 2.l4A.
Second race, four and one-half fur
longs-Tres Joli won. Lady Alice sec
ond, Marie Esher third. Time, :0o%
Third race, six furlongs-Pickens
won, l.. X Bingham second. Alma Boy
third. Time 1;OS&.
Fourth race, five and half furlongs
Aaron j. won, DR.. Hollis second, Phn-
lanx third. Time, 1207&,
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Durban
won, The Roustabout second, 1llumin-
alta third. Time, 1'29%.
Sixth race, five furlongs-Redan won,
.JIuette second, Tomochichi third. Time,
1:011k.
Seventh race. Ave furlongs-J, c.
Glen won. Dan Collins second, Lady
Tamerlana third. Time. 1903 20,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
PLAY TWO WITH OGDEN.
Tailors Leave for junction City TO In
formally Chat With Lobstcrs.

The Dubei Tallors leave for ogden
today and will play ball with the Lob
sters both this afternoon and on sun
day. For Some time 1t looked as
though the Saturday game might be
called off because Of the change In rail-
road rates between here and ogden.
Rut after a long distance powwow
Father Dubel and Dad Glmlln decided
that II would be best to play the game.
Jensen Will pitch for the locals today.
while Romney will be the slab perform
.er on Sunday.
Father Dubers twirlers arc getting a
reputation on tho strength OF their good
work Pocatello was hot after Man
arer Dubel yesterday for one OF his
twIrlers, who is wanted to pitch big
sIde-bet game on Sunday. Father Dubei
had to courtcously refuse the request.
as both Jensen and Romney are needed
for the games with Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
Graves May Join Tailors.

There is n PROBABILITY that Graves,
the eureka twIrler. may be transferred
to the Dubei Tailors. Graves IS willing
and Dubei is after him, so that all that
is now required to consummate the
deal is Manager Thompson's consent
In case thls deal falls through Father
Dubei intends TO make regular twlrler
out of Zimmerman, Until recently I'm
,oerman was a member of the Park
City team and pitched several good
games for that aggregation, With
iIttle training and some good support,
such as the Tallors are now giving their
twirlers, there is no reason why ZiIn-
norman cannot pitch winning balls Cor
the locals.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
At Shecpshead Bay.

NEW YORK, July 6.-Sheepshead
Bay results First race. SIX furlonSs
E,ret premium won, Old Faithful sec
ond Bcllotn third. Time. liza 1-5.
sncond race one mile-Tiptoe won,
Monet second, Bohemian third. Time,
Third race. the Pansy stakes, sell
tho ak furlongs-Frank Lord won,
cold Lady second, Mexican Silver
LIZ. Fo;rth race, steeplechase, selling,
..oot oourso-Yama Chrosty won Tom
Soran Cog second, Follow On third Time
Fifth race. FIVE and half furlongs-
r,arntain blue won, Royal Breeze Sec
onS Pierret third, Time, los 4-b
sixth race. mile and sixteentn- IN
Onatas won. Sir Carutners secoho' al
Weet third. Time. 1:6O.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
Races at Latonia.

CINCINNATI. July 6.-I.atonia re-
suits:
First race. six furlongs-Potter won,
St Denis second. 1nfiammable third.
Time, ia S-5.
second race, FIVE furlonss-Budhill
won, Zlpango second, Javanez third
Time. 1;01 1-5,
Third race, six furlongs-Clyde won
Labor second, linda third. Time
1:l5 1-5.
Fourth race. handicap steepleohase
Clubhouse course-Sigmund won, Fred
PrIesmcyer second, Signal Light third
Time, 90 2-5.
Rohinson won, Revolt second. Tom
Grove third. Time, 1!27 3-5,
sixth race one mile-Ida Davis won
Friyol second. Mamie Algot third
Time. 1:42 ~
won. Gladiator second, DR.. McCleul
third Time, al l-5,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
BOGUS LORD" WANTED
Officers Are Still Searching for Pre-
tentious BigamlSt.

NEW ORLEANS, July 6,-Telegrams
from New Iberia. La. say that war
rant for the arrest OF John c. CaVen-
dish, also known as Lord Douglas, "
has been sent to the chief of police OF
an Eastern city, the name of which Is
withheld
CnVendish, who is alleged to be a
blgamist, married Miss Josephine Hood
OF New Iberia last December. and al
though the State Department at Wash
Ington has searched for them through
consular offices and the Governors of
Texas, Virginia and North Carolina
have offered rewards for the capture of
Cavendish, neither CavendIsh noE his
wife has been found.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
INNS PLAYERS RETURN.
Han Representatives Leave Eng
snd In No Wise Discouraged.

~ -SsySoN; SN; July 6.-R. d, Little,
~ collins and Beals c. Wright, the
iHs.n iHSsn lawn tennis team. left Lon
,,a.y ior New York. Mr., Little, In
se OF an intcrvieW. said the
~ OF the American team wero
|Et,sIh their enthusiastic reception
payers. they were most impressed
~. Mslers fine display against the
a ~ etothers. Mr. Little thought
.,tvs me sting had gone out Of the
n ~, attack r. F. Doherty espec-
4, NOT mot the same man as formerly,
m.lghts absence from tho
M Tssnsnip contests" Mr.. Little add
T,, our great misfortune. but our
fss, non come. The Americans Will
~uonal championship, and fortu-
|j.r, are not so badly off for rising
'7e as England is"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
WI PLAY at kaysvllle.

The Bell Telephone baseball team WI. WI, J
dat the Kaysville team at Kaysfllle
this afternoon. Both teams are pay pay,
t .l'os fast hall and considerable Interest,"
ing ,s scentered about the outcome 49,,
The lineup Of the Telephone 'eah
follows; p,,,-rao pitchcr;
c,yenney. catcher: McFarlane. thlre
Swee''1 Soa T Gum, left field; A, Gum
shortstop; Trcsseder, right held; w
s31' Snol.9aop z,s i,rst base; Bowman. center
daid Mcconnell, second base.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
BOSTON 2, New York 4.

Ii YORK, July 6-Boston beat New
,oasy. Q to l. The locals, with one
4 and the bases filled twice in the
iapIns. were unable TO hit Dorner,
,l,,Aed a fine game, Score; r. II. E,
D o o 90 ] o. Q 0
'yo,t o 90 o 90 o o Ii 6 4
n, ,,,,;ts-Dorner and Brown, Wiltse
rnsrrman. Thrce-base hit. Tenney,
.ssss hits. Bates, 2; Bresnahan.
= Base on balls, off Dorncr. 8; of
y Umpire, EmSlle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
ON Semitic Meadows,

SEATTLE, July e.-Resultss ITS at n, the Mea- [,1n.
aoMs aSnoMss.carrio won, Tramway second.
FnfsemarK third Time. Ign: poor,
second Pacs cSsucksifde ssyf9 seeond invoice
tnIr1; tnTSird rane seven furlongs-Little But
tcr Gun won RAthgar second Floc Meno-
Ia tIuiuh raca mile-The Hueguenot won
ai,opath Iona second, Payne third Time
Firth race. nve fm fuIi9ngsa4hhihhdeFT third T,Ton mn
won, Pimkim second M'iSoru ''''o '"'
81 Sixth race, six furlongs-Rsoyatia ESGgG tSrd
,,,o,, Judge second, Cerro santa th'ro
Thine l 1S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
|, York Filled Bases Twice in
/ Ninth Inning, but Could
Not Score.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
standing OF Clubs.
.Auadclphia 10, Brooklyn o.

July 6-Brooklyn was
rr-by Philadelphia today, 10 TO o.
r'.hv was effective at all times
~ K. H. E.
n;,Als ..4O3O0oo2l-10 II l
~ o o 0 0 0 o 000-O 3 6
sSSrnIss-Duggleby and Donovan; Nc
Z. asd Bergan. Two-basc hit, Court
nrsJn Base on balls. off Mcintyre
y fm9rleby, l. Struck out. by Dug
4 Umpire, Conway.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
Y. NJ. c. A. Athletes Getting In Shape
for Association Day at Lagoon,

Y, NJ. c. A. entry blanks for the AS
ISOLATION day at Lagoon, July q. are
now out and some fifty applications al
ready in. From the list there should
be several State records broken. Train
ing by the regular Y. NJ. c. A swim
mers has been In vogue for TWO weeks
past, and an effort will be made to
bring all OF the records to the roof of
the association. This is an open meet,
all amateurs of the State are cordially
invited to participate. Suitable med
ais have been secuerd for these various
events. Blanks may be had for these
by sending in or calling at the physi-
cal directors office at the Y. NJ. c. a,
building.