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Newport daily independent., 1906-05-08
Excursion to Hot Springs, Ark, Satur
 day, May 12, 1906.

Rate $3.00 for the round trip. Special train will leave Newport Saturday night, May 12 at Il D. m. arriving Hot Springs 6 a.. m. Sunday. Returning leave Hot Springs z p. m. for home. This excursion is under the management of Messrs. Reamey and Coffin who will personally conduct same. No obstreperous language or conduct unbecoming a gentleman will be allowed on this train. Thus insuring a pleasant trip for every one. You will have all day Sunday in Hot Springs. Take your wife or sweetheart and give them a days outing. Seats guaranteed for everybody. For further in- formation call on or address
 G. P. COFFIN
 or T. il. REAMEY,
 Newport, Ark.
Newport daily independent., 1906-05-08
RECTAL PROGRAM
To Be Given Tuesday Evening at Sis O'clock at Opera House Under
 Direction of Mrs. (. [. Crook.

Awakening of the Birds. Chorus Class. Marriage of the Fairies Brid- al march, Miss Jamie Pettet. Miss Dorothy Bum and Master Willis Hirsch, Miss Rosa Meyer and Master Cloyce Beard, Miss Leona Umsted and Master Tom Stewart, Miss Bessie Graham and Master Harry Herring, Miss Clyde Wood and Master Henry Jacocks, Miss Lockie Graham and Master Yer non Ridley, Miss Teresa Askew and Master Ralph White. Little Edwin Johnson, ring-bearer; Master Neill Phillips, minister; Miss Marie Hafner, flower girl. SELECTIONS FROM OPERA MIKADo Chorus, Behold the Lord High Executioner"-Class.
 Solo, Taken From the County Jail"-C. E. Crook. Solo, ''A Wandering Minstrel" Mrs. Maud Watson. Trio, Three Little Maids Mesdames Martin and Pate and Miss Lilly Randy. Solo, "Our Great Mikado"- MT. Tetwiler.
 Solo, "This Stern Decree"- Mrs. Walter Martin.
 Duet, Love Vows" Mrs. Ed. Kelley and Miss Minnie Lee Jago.
 Solo, The Flowers That Bloom in the Spring" Mrs. C. R. Pate.
 PART SECOND.
 Instrumental Duet, Wedding March" Misses Minnie Lee .iago and Lilly Randy. Whistling Solo-Benn L. Brasch. \ sextetye, Loves Old Song"
 Miss Jago, Mesdames Pate, Kelley, c. Martin, Maud Watson and W. Martin.
 Solo, "Carmena"- Mrs. Champ Simpson.
 Chorus.
 Baritone Solo. God Aig.t'
 Mrs. Walter Martin.
Newport daily independent., 1906-05-08
Chorus--- Dixie" and Tableau.

Chorus--- Dixie" and Tableau.
 For Mrs. Crook s recitalat Opera House Tuesday night, all seats 35 cents down stairs; balcony 25c. Children under ten years, 15c. The front row up stairs is re- served for small children and two maids provided to look after the little ones.
Newport daily independent., 1906-05-08

Don't cost much to make your clothes look new all the year round. $l a month in Barker's club pays the bill. 90d6t
Newport daily independent., 1906-05-08

Red Cross Ball Blue should be in every home. Ask your grocer for it. Large 3 oz. package only 5 cents.
Newport daily independent., 1906-05-08

Agents Wanted-San Francisco Earthquake Disaster; thousands killed and injured. $500, 1000, ,000 worth of property destroyed. Full and authentic story told by survivors and eye witnesses. Largest and best book, best it. lustrated, 80 per cent profit to agents. Freight paid. Credit given. Outfits free. Send 1.-two cent stamps for postage. Ad- dress Cooper & Co.,, 134 Lake Street, Chicago, Hi. 13 d6t
 WANTED-Agents for official history of San Francisco Disas- aster. Introduction by Rev. Samuel Fallows, D. D. Retail price 1.5O. 50 per ent commis- sion, freight paid; credit. Send 5 cents in stamps for partial pos tage of outfit. Take orders now. American Home Supply Co.,, 125 Plymouth Place, Chicago, III.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28
New $2o Bills.

Pretty soon vou may look at the
new e20 bills In your pocket and nee
II the name Nv. T. Vernon" 10 not
written just above the words Reg
lister Of the Trsasary." II you can
get no new twsntiss. wait . few
months aud look at your ones and
twos and nvss. and sec the autograph
Of the nav regiatsr. the first full
bloodsd negro 10 hold the position
and BY all odds the most representa-
tive type Of his raoe that has yet Oiled
this responsible position.
The wonderful presses at the
Bureau Of engraving and printing.
whiob are grinding ont money for Of
day and night In . vain attempt to
keep pace with tho aboundtns pres.
psrity Of the country. are stamping
the signature Of the new rssiassr upou
the t20 bills at present. and ~ soon "
the order 10 filled will bsgin placing
bis bold. businesslike "nst" upon
ronsv Of smaller demon ination. II
will therefore not be long before every
treasury note In ssneral circulation
will bear the nams Of vernon upon
its fact. and II will be no exaggeya.
tion TO say his Will be among the
most highly pTixsd autographs In ths
world.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28
''oUR BUSINESS is BETTER"
Radley Mercantile Co. Says Bust
~ ness is Increasing Every
Month.

1.-THE business Of the Hadley Ner.
osutile company wss bigger and rep.
resented more dollars In the months
Of October. November and Decem ber
than any other months In the history
Of the oompAny's business in r loTanos
and our business has been increasing
from m ,nth to month ever since We
have bssn in the oity." 20 spoke A. l
Hsdley. manager Of the Hsdiey ksr.
oAntils company last evening when
approached by Tribune reporter.
1--WE . very we'll sat an ID In Flor
enos aud are going TO continue In
business. The city has seen msuv
blsok days In the lsst I've yesrs. but
she has . more brilliant futurs before
IL tLan IL ha. ever bad. In my opln.
ion. There are many things that are
tAkina place shat will bs 10 shs ID.
vantage Of this city. and my advice
wop ID b. te hold onto property. ~ the
values " II never be less.
'Tsks for instance the placing Of
the north m.sa under Irrigation
Why. this one thing alone will do
Florsnos more good than any thing
that could Imagine. A good aGri.
o. ltulrat diNsiot surro undipg . town
like this will give 1t stability and
psrmanenoy. Mills may be moved
away. shut down or burned. but the
farmers land ALWAYS remains and
avery year he can use IL The mon.y
made BY farmers remains In town
that 10 10 say when they send their
product away the money comes back
to the poiut st which the product VA
grown.
"Ihs banks the bus iness men and
the public In general will oil bsnent
from this enterprise. II is bound 10
be success because the men who are
backing the deal have been SUCCESS.
ful 10 every undertaking that thev
have entered into. and there are .
number Of them.
"Then the payroll Of tho United
OIL company will be larger next
month than IL has been for years.
More man are working and the foros
will BE- added 10 from time 10 time ~
their inmsnss snlarGsnsnts are
mads'
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28

WE'RE PRESENT. N. and A.
I. Hadlsy returned fiom Lamar yes.
terday afternoon where they had
been on business. These gentlemen
slept In . room within fifteen feet Of
the point where City Marshal Horace
Frisbis fell dead ON Wsdnesd
night. They heard all the shots that
were fred and saw the dead ofiioer
laying on the sidewalk. shot through
the heart. His body Wa taEen into
the hotel building. The marshal was
shot BY . couple Of suspicious oharsot.
srs who were prowliDg around the
town believed 10 b on robbery bspt. i.
Al be was aboot 10 arrest the men
they drew their rsvolvsrs and did
not stop firing until after all the
ohamb bers In the cylinders were
smptied. Mr.. Frisbie and bis family
had . family group Of pictures taken
on Christmas day. the nrst one for
many years.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28

The local Homestead Of the Brother.
hood Of American Yeomsn will give =
public installation Of officers with
ohoioe literary and musical program
aad m address BY the national lecturer
Of the order J. e. Van Winkle. At
the Californis hall, Monday evening.
Deo. 81. Light refreshments will bs
served. No admission will be charg.
cd and tiokets may be obtained free
from Mr.. John. Roberts at the First
National bank or at the office Of DR..
Adkinaon. 07.lO2
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28

GLEE CLUB CONCERT - The
Colorado College 0lee CLUB gave .
splendid concert last night ct the
u. e. church and was greatly Ap.
preoiated BY : fair.sized audience.
The songs and music were Of the high
class order and the company responded
to every encore. The Florence peo.
pie should attend these concerts more
than they do and help the High school
boys with their ate ndAnoe and pat.
ronass. In last nights undertaking
the High school cleared only 96 oents
after paying the necessary expenses.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28
suRPRIsED-Mr.. john Hyl.n,

sURPRISED-Mrs. john Hylsnd
Of s65 Union avenue WAS most agree.
ably surprised BY the American
Order Of Protection last night and .
pleasant time was bad. Before leav.
ing the members presented Mrs. Hy.
and With . beautiful ring In token OF
her work and attendance In the order.
The ms mbers left wishing her luck
and prosperity In her new home.
kr. Hyland leaves tonight for Tono.
pah. New, 10 join hsr husband who
ID employed there. Mrs. Hylsnd
wishes to extend her thants to her
many friends In Florence.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28

AT Q NEW YEARS-Ths Tribune
dishes will bs given away At O'Clock
ON New Years day. The oity oirou-
lasor will have . blindfolded boy
draw i've numbers from hat or box
and ths 6fsh number drawn will en-.
title the holder thereof 10 the sat Of
forty two pieces. II the holder does
no. claim the sst BY Jan. II. the
forth number drawn will bs entitled
TO IL. By extending the time two
weeks on the nrss number the psorls
Of the camps and country are given
plenty Of time to have the word reach
them. Save your tickets and II the
nfsh. fourth or even third number
drawn from the hat are not sent In.
ths second number or even the 6rst
will be entitled TO the dishes. There
ale - many tickets out in the
camps and country ~ In Florence.
because the offer Of the dishes hes
caused . wondsrial jump in the
weekly eiroslstion and . sood sab.
stAntial sain On The daily. Watch
the Tsibuns for particulars. ~
mere thinGs ere 70 b. given 70 sob.
scsibsss Iatay.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28
FREMoNr HorEL- Board

FRENONT HO TEL Board 1910
per week. Board 4nd room es6 90 par
month. Trana,snt Rates o. % par day
This 10 o0-room hotsl. perfsctiy
equipped and absolutely elsAn. We
have no rent 70 pay and will continue
tsh business. Rates 10 families and
desirable guests even lower than quot.
ID aSose. q. L. RICE,
96.i06 Prop. and Owner.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28

Great reduction sale Of Mons Win.
Ter suits 20 b. made 20 your measure.
euits ~ 90 70 Nv. 90 now ois 90 70
5000. Big stock 70 ssisos from
Florsnos Tailoring %. III Esss
Main. 1911
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28

WATER NOTICES City Clerk
johnson he's bssa bssy the Lest wssk
making oss postal cards notifying cos.
suusss the amounts they owe The city
Tor waess rsass. The ysnts are dee
% shs arss day q January. bst ssvsa.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28
Portland N evs.

Shortly before noon yesterday. ".
A. WILD. company storsksspsr at Fort.
land. was piDusd under about 5000
pounds Of sheet steel and MS lsss
vera severely bruised. While q.
esnptisG 10 release Wild. T. y. Hale
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28

oELEBRATss lHIRTHDAY-nrs.
Alies Daado. nothsr ef Jos H. Powell
celebrated har 7Bsh birthday today.
Jos and bis wife with baby Clifford.
came down from Rookvals for Il .
occasion.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28
Visit San Antonio

Write for illustrated booklet dsscsip.
tive Of this superb Winter Resort. Very
low rates via Colorado 4 Southern Ry
Especially low Winter Tourists rates
TO points in the South shd Southeast Via
Colorado 4 Southern. Write T. z. Fish
Or, q. p. A., Denver.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28

sssn days Of eraos are given before
the penalty Of shutting the water c6
fion dslinqussts IL snforced. The
anaans 70 b derived fron ths wassr
works for this half rear 4 n. 900.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28

CONvlCrS ARE THROU0H-Ths
eoovie>s Who for the last few months
have been employed % iDpreving The
reaAs bstWsea here end the outlying
oeal camps have anishsd their work
~ havs soss bask y Canes. The
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28

Especially low Winter Touriste ratss
70 points In the South and Southeast via
Colorado d Southern BY. Write T. 4.
Fisher, O.P. A., Denver.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28
J0TTlN0S ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

THANK6-Ar. Natthsson, manager
oi the Gibson Lumber company. last
svsnina presented The Tribune sdi.
W with . bog Of oisars. . gifb for
OhYisGmas end New Years.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28

had bis hand caught in the steel and
three fingers badly torn N,i,h In.
jury ID very serious and both msn
consider themselves lucky to escape 70
eA.ily. Although T. B will not bs
able to uss his hand for two or three
weeks Mr.. Wild will be out sgaiD
IN . week.
The Portland Cement company 70.
mem bsrsd Its male employes and the
local train orews on Xmas day with .
box Of oisars each. To Its women
smploves an ordsr WAS viven on she
store for any article thsy wished.
whitney Newton. vice president Of
tho COMPANY was also In Portland
sprsadinR good cheer and expressing
the hope shat ell would have . merry
Christmas and . prosperous New
Year ard tbAt the end Of the coming
year would nnd ell ~ prospsrous and
nappy - now.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28

II pays - aavsusss yssr wants ia
w. TI1ba1s
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28

roaa 10 GOAL Crsek 10 . model one.
There 10 yet about . weeks work to
bs done With . sorspsr and then the
rosd will b. entirely npisbed.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28

Trsb.ss va.s ~ bri.s results
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28
Err Gnli.a

The following letter Is from Professor
L. D. Eichhorn, the we'll known music
composer:
Canon City Colo. Oct. ~, 1906
II you have hair on your head, you arc inter.
estsd in its preservation and beauty A good
shampoo Is q delight and far too rar,. Have
you used Eoce Comai It Is Il clears r and
tonic that does the business nd leaves a ine
feeling on the scalp. Yes, I've tried 1t and it's
the best. no to date. Unless better. more a |
round satisfactory shampoo appears, I'll use
It exolusive'y and always, Try It and you'll
buy It, and always have hair to ose 1t on. Eoce
Coma 10 the name. Best one ever, "alie same -
j. W. YELTON, Druggis'.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28

ne YOU desire to remove ~
ery particle Of dust from
Jour head; If you want
TO cure dandruff; If ynu would
have the hair soft and silky; II you
would keep the scalp healthy
USE ECcE COMA.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-08
BENNINGTON DEMOCRATS
FAVOR FUSION IDEA
They Think That Coalition With Glenn
ent Will Be Desirable
Thing.

Bennington, June s.--Seyeral OF the
leading Democrats Of this place have
been interviewed regarding their position
regarrling fusion with Clement, and the
general sentiment seems TO be fayorable
Nm T. Hogan was heartily in favor
of fusion state ticket and q fusion
county ticket. He was Of the opinion
that the Democrats should not ask for
too much in either case. Fusion gave
the party chance to get something
and that was more than they had ever
had as party by themselves.
G. A. Niaurer replied that he was
personally out Of politics, htst he be-
lieved that the Democrats should take
every chance TO win even a partial vic
tory.
John Gavin said: j am heartily in
favor al fusion. The Democrats have
everything TO gain by il and nothing
10 lose. | believe that the welfare
Of the state should be considered ahead
OF party. This idea OF sticking 10 party
in spite Of everything has outlired its
usefulness. Even Down south il the
Democrats should nominate an indepen-
dent ticket the Republicans wanld sup,
port il every time. The Democrats ia
Vermont nre in Just the same fix as the
Republicans down south"
DR.. +. B. Daley said "les, the fu.
sion idea meets with my approval. Tho
thing to do is to 20 in and win what
VIC can and bieak up the ring. AS Won
know, the state is ruled by a ring and
has been as long as ! have known any
thing about il and that is more than
90 years The state has been in the
control Of a few men and while the rule
may laye been wise il is not the Amer
lean way OF doing things. ] am heartily
in favor Of fusion"
DIR. y. G. Jenney. II hope the Dem.
ocrats viii 90 ahead with It. They can't
do anything alone. and il they can
strike 4 blow in this way want to
see them do it,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-08
.G0MPERS ATTACKS
CONG. LITILEFIELD
Says That Maine Man Is Opposed to
Laboring Man and Is Tool
of the Trusts--Advises
Against Him.

Lewiston, Me-, june 8. President
Samuel Gompers OF the American Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor, who ii here to attend
the state convention of laboring men, in
a speech before the convention yester-
day afternoon made savage attack
upon Congressman Charles III Little
field, and he SAYS that he will come to
this district and stump il in the inter
ests Of the Hon. d. J. McGiIlicuddy,
who was yesterday nominated by the
Democrats.
President Gompers says that he has
never before taken part in politics. but
that now the limit has been reached,
that his patience is exhausted, and that
he win do all he possibly can to defeat
the election of Congressman Iittleheid,
ii he Is renominated. In his speech this
afternoon President Gompers said that
Maine has III the past had able and hon
est men in Congress, but today there is
not one of them who las the interests
Of the laboring men at heart. He said
that the lab0fing men should see to ii
that they have men in Congress from
Maine who viii work for the interests
of humanity.
President Gompcrs declared that Con-
gresham Littleleld j. opposed to the
working men of Maiue, that he has not
spark Of love for them and is the
tool OF the trusts and corporations,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-08
HuTcHINs0N-DowNI
Marriage of Popular Couple at Washing
ton Yesterday Afternoon.

Washington, VT, June Sat the
home of the brides parents, MIR and
Mrs. George Downing, occurred the mar
riage yesterday at $50 j. M Of Miss Tia
Downing To Dr. w. r. Hutchinson, also
Of this place. The Rev. Grant Van BIar-
com of East Calais, formerly Of Wash
ington, was the officiating clergyman,
and there were large number Of friends
Of the contracting parties present, in
eluding some from Wiilialnstown, Barre,
Montpelier and Orange. After the cere-
money refreshments We're served, and
DR.. and Mrs Hutchinson left on short
wedding trip. Many beautiful and use
ful wedding gifts were received.
DIR. and Mrs. Hutchinson viii reside
in Washington, where both are very pop
ular. The former is graduate OF the
Hahneman medical college at Philadel-
phia and has been very successful in
his practice here during the past year.
The bride IS graduate Of Goddard sem
mary in Barre, having been valedictor-
ian of her class two years ago. The
best wishes OF a great many friends
20 with them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-08
BISHOP CRITICALLY ILL.
Peritonitis Found in Operation for APP
pendicitis.

Manchester. n. H., June s.--The Right
Rev. John b. Delany, second bishop of
the Manchester diocese. i lying at the
Sacred Heart hospital in critical con-
.dition An operation was performed at
1t;3O o'clock Thursday morning for a
very serious case Of appendicitis. The
operation showed that there was infiam-
nation. The appendix was perforated
and peritonitis had set in. His condi-
tion ii considered BY the physicians as
tremely dangerous and his chances for
recovery about one in ten.
DR.. Maurice u Richardson, the we'll
known speeialits Of Boston, was the
operating surgeon. His assistant was
Dr. +. E. Garland. also Of Boston. Miss
Smith, DR.. Richardson's private nurse,
was also present, as we're several nurses
OF the Sacred Heart hospital staff Dr.
james Guilty and DR. James Murray
and other physicians were presents dur
ing the operation.
While the attending physicians hope
for the best, they are very anxious as
to the outcome. The fact that perito-
nitis had set in caused great alarm.
However, il is hoped that Bishop De
lany's recuperative powers win be of
such nature as to enable him to re-
cover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-08
Demand For Removal Goes
to Gov. Higgins
FROM WILLIAM NJ. AMORY
Presumed That Charges Relate to al
legged Negligence to Prosecute Ger
tain Residents.

Albany, n ". June S.--Removal of
William Travers Jermoe from the office
of district attorney of New York coun-
ty il demanded OF GovernoE Higgins in
complaint which has been filled at the
executive chamber BY William IA.
Ainory Of New York city, Frank n.
Perley, secretary "a the governor, ad
Inittcd last night that such d complaint
had been filed, but he would say moth
ing as to the nature OF the charges made
against Jerome.
1lt would be obviously improper Il
said he, for me To give out anything
whatever on the subject in the absence
of Governor Higgins. I have acknow.
Iedged receipt OF the papers, with the
statement that they will be brought to
the governors attention upon his re-
turn"
While nothing definite can be learned
here as to the nature OF the charges
made by Mr.. Ainory it u assumed that
the complaint is the one which was
threatened by him before legislative
committee last winter land is based upon
the charges hc then made against Mr..
Jerome Of negligence in failing TO pre-
seeute persons implicated by Mr.. Amory
in his allegations against certain Metro
poiitan Traction interests.
Governor Higgins is at 0lean and ex-
poets 10 make western business trip
before bis return to Albany He may
not be here before June | ) and probably
will not see the Amory charges before
that time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-08
ROAcH-STEPHENS.
GraniteviIle Man Goes to New Haven
Conn, for q Bride.

Tile marriage III Alfred Nh Roach
Of Granltegille to Miss Bessie II. Ste
phens of New Haven, Conn, occurred on
"Wednesday evening, as told in the New
Haven Journal Courier az follows:
"A pretty home wedding took place
at the residence of Mn, and Mrs. Hara
bona Stephens Of 1a1 Maple street on
June 8 at I o'clock in the evening, when
their daughter, Miss Bessie III. Stephens,
was united in marriage TO Alfred AZ.
Roach of Barre, VT. The Rev. George a.
pelton Of Centerbrook performed the
ceremony The bride was attended by
her maid Of honor, Miss Maude Irene
Stone, the groom by his best man, Rob-
ert Smith Of New Haven. The bride was
gowned in dress of white thin MAJ
terial and carried d bouquet of white
brides roses. The maid If honor was
also III 4 pretty white summer frock
and carried bouquet Of pink brides
roses.
Miss Mabel Buckingham Of Mantle,
a cousin of the bride, furnished music
before and during the ceremony. The
brides gift to her maid Of honor WAS
a bracelet.
Mf. Roach gave u the best man a
pearl scarf pin.
The. brides going away gown was
of blue cloth, with hat to match. After
q trip to Virginia and Washington, they
VIII leave for their future home in
t;rauitcville, VT
"'i'hc contracting parties received many
useful and pretty gifts.
The home was prettily decorated with
ferns, daisies and roses"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-08
BURLINGTON BALL TEAM
HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED
Two Of Pitching staff Will Be Hatch
and Tiff Of Brown University
Hays Is Captain and Manager.

Burlington, June ss~~Ihe Burlington
base ball team has been announced by
the management Thomas Il. Hayes, of
Wilkesbarre, Pa, now student in the
university of Vermont, will again be
with the team as manager.captain. Will.
lam Higgins, also d student in the uni
-versity of Vermont and d former Brown
university star, viii do the bulk Of the
catching. Neither ono of these men
played on the university Of Vermont
team because Of the action oil the fac.
ulty.
For first string pitcher will be Harry
Hatch whose home Is IN st. Albans and
who was dcbarred from playing nn the
Brown university team because of pro-
fessionalism. Tiff, the Brown star this
year, will pitch also for the locals. He
Is left handler The other players are
Thomas Cuthbert, change catcher and
outfelder, of Lynn, Mass, Carroll, last
year with Rutland, and four college
players from Pennsylvania win make
up the remainder of the team, with the
exception Of college pitcher WHO
doesn't want his name announced and a
league first basenlan who will give mp
his present company Ia time for the
opening of the Vermont league.