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race on Saturday, Is for hunters four
years old, and upward. with 200 added,
over a distance Of about three miles. The
horses must be qualified under the Ma
tonal Steeplechase and Hunt Associa-
ton, or the Canadian Hunt Association.
The winner viii receive a silver plate,
Sl5Q Of the added money. and 50 per cent
OF the subscriptions. the owner OF the
second horse, $50 of the added money.
and 81 per cent Of the subscriptions. and
the owner Of the third horse, 800 Of the
added money. and Is per cent Of :he sub
scriptions. Seven horses are named TO
start, as follows: Tellfare 90. Adiutcr
(aged). Oleroso (0, Essex (D, Mount
Henry "a, Otho Waugh 81, Nuteilus
(aged).
The seventh Benning Special, fer three
yeaT-olds and upward, at a mile and
half, over the old course, is the last stake
race to be run during the week II has
an added value of 81 COO and is open TO
horses which have not won a race Of the
value Of $500 IN 1905 or 1906. There are
good handicap horses now at Benning
which have not succeeded in doing this.
and as the race is of sufficient value 70
lay in supply Of oats ard hay for the
winter season, ii should attract a field
with some pretensiOn to class OF the
tWenty-one nominations, eight or ten will
probably start The nominations are.
Palette %. Racine II 90. Pleasant DAYS
90 Lord OF the Vale 90, Angler "a, Reid
more 81, Dolly Spanker C5), Dainty 90.
IvanhOe (D, Single Shot (3) Bulwark "a,
Leonard J. Hayman (3}. Cressina 90. Mem
esis go. Sonoma Belle %. Banker "a,
CcderstrOme (D, NOblesse Oblige "a. Ia
vannes (3). Goldsmith (aged). Caronal (5).
The Betting Question.
Il is hardly possible that any effort will
be made by the District Attorneys Office
to prohibit or check betting as conducted
under the system in vogue at Benning.
District Attorney Baker and his assistant.
Mr. Given, were at the track on Saturday
and so far neither has had anything to
say against the new "stool-less betting"
system. by which the bookmakers are
required 10 keep moving-much on the
order OF Greek fruit vender. At the
track on Saturday Sol Idchtenstein. Or
lando Jones and others OF the large lay
7rs. selected as their stamping ground. the
paved space in front OF the grandstand
and were kept busy taking wagers from
The public After the races Mr.. Lichten-
stein announced that he took in ali the
money he could handle
The system is much like that employed
n England. and Americans should have
no more difficulty in mastering ii than
rad their English cousins. The system is
also a good thing for the public as the
1ookmakers' runners have difficulty IN
getting about among the crowd 10 find
'ut the prices the big layers are giving, /
md many Of the books have 10 quote their |
)Wn odds. often 10 their sorrow II Is /
eldom that as good prices were obtained /
n Washington as those gotten by some 1
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M.C.A. GYMNAsTIC CONTESTS
Two Local Association Records
Broken Last Week.

The gymnastic and athletic contest in
A and B classes of the Y. NJ c. A. bows
department has just been completed. In
each class forty or fifty boys have been
in the contest. and have worked hard to
come out in the first five The events
OF the contest were as follows. Running
high jump, bar vault. standing broad
jump, two-lap run, pull up. springboard
high jump. and springbOard broad Jump.
The event on which the highest scores
was made was the two-lap run. In 3
class f. Seggs and C. Wetzel ran the two
laps in IS As seconds, which is two-ffths
Of a second better than the former Y. N.
G \. record In \ class H Davis and
A. LOehl ran it in twenty seconds fiat.
which Is one-ffth Of second faster than
the former a class record.
A class consists of boys twelve and thlr-
teen years old, and B class OF bows four
teen and fifteen. There are from fifty TO
sixty boys regularly attending each class.
who come from all parts Of the city. and.
as rule. are the best athletes in their
section. It IS pretty safe TO say. there
fore. that the first FIVE in each class prob
ably excel any other boys Of their axe
in the city.
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STAKES AT BENNING
Chevy Chase Steeplechase to
Be Run Wednesday.
SOCIAL EVENT OF MEETING
The VestaI, with $4,000 Added
Money, VIII BE Decided on Same
Day, and Seventh Hunters Cham
piOn SteeDIechase and Benaing
Special Are Carded for Saturday.

! The Washington Jockey Club will offer
/ as its principal attractions at the Ben
ming race track this week the Chevy
Chase Steeplechase, the Vestal Stakes,
the seventh Hunters Champion Steeple-
chase. and the Benning Special. The
| Chevy Chase Steeplechase and the Vestal
| Stakes will be run on Wednesday, and
the two Iast-named races stand out as
the features Of the card for Saturday.
The Chevy Chase Steeplechase, which
Is an open selling affair for four-year-
olds and upward, at about two miles and
half. has long held the distinction Of
being the social event Of the Benning
meeting. Only gentlemen riders are al
lowed 70 compete and the rider of the
winner viii receive a handsome plate OF
the value OF $500 When the bugle calls
the horses to the post for this event. st
IS probable that the clubhouse verauda
and lawn and the grandstand viii con-
tain an array Of feminine fncry such as
Will not be seen for the remainder Of the
meeting. for all social Washington will
be ut the track from the wives and
daughters Of Cabinet officers and world
famed diplomats to the young debutaHte
The aristocracy Of Virginia and Maryland
too Will be there to cheer on their fav-
orlte riders. and il may be said that no
other State in the Union can boast of
more competent amateur riders than can
Maryland or Virginia. While the blaise
regulars will likely fOrsake the race as
betting proposition. society will un-
buckle 10 its limit, and The layers 0f odds
Will be kept busy taking wagers until the
drop of the flag which will send the
'leppers' off on their long journey
Entries for this race were announced
yesterday, as follows. Adiutor tageGj,
Rathowen CJ. Miss r. 90, Wild Range
ugedD. Frank SOmers 60, Follow On 60.
Oleroso tD.
Entries for VestaI stakes.
The fifth running Of the Vestal Stakes.
for three-year-old hIlies, at a mile and a
half over the old course. Immediately
follows the Chevy Chase SteepIechase on |
the programme. The race has q value Of
300 added money. Of which $500 will 20
to the owner Of the second horse, and /
SEQ TO the third. Eight horses are carded /
to go 10 the post, as follows: George |
Brown. jr's Queen Mary. Woodford 4
Tlays Single Shot. Mr.. Lees Nemesis. H. /
7. ONnard's Hesione, J. Il Strathem 4
Belle Of Jessamine, z r. Thomas
Talagal Alex. Shields Winifred A. and 4
K. T. Wilson, Jr's Homosel!e. While this i
years Vestal is not made up Of its usual 4
quality. nevertheless, it should result in /
q good finish
The seventh Hunters Champion Stee-
2lechase, which will be run as the second /
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RUSSELL BEATS FARMER.
Chicago Boxer Made a PIucky Fight,
but Condition Won.

Philadelphia, Nov IS.-Unk Russell. Of
this city, defeated Kid Farmer. Of Chi
cago, in a hard six-rOund contest at the
National Athletic Club last night. The
Philadelphia had the Western man prac-
tically beaten in the second round. when
the latter was dropped for the count
twice. He came back strong In the third
round. 90 the astonishment Of the crowd
Condition, however, was bound 10
triumph. as Farmer fought himself out in
that round Russell again took the initia-
tive in the fourth round. lOafed the fifth,
and had Farmer almost out I'm the sixth
round. Only the later's generalship and
eageruess 10 stand up under the Eaff
saved him from a Knockout
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THE PUGILIsTIC CALENDAR.

November 9-Benuy Yauger vs.. Matty BALDWIN.
fifteen rounds. az Boston. Mass.
November kid Farmer vs. Foster Walker. ten
rounds. az Grand Rapids. Mich.
November 13-Iack O'Bren rs. Tommy Burns.
twenty rounds. at Los Angeles.
November 5G-J0e Thomas IS. Nike Twin SuHi-
van. twenty rounds. at san Francisco Uncertain
December Abe 'Attcu IS Jimmy Walsh. twenty
rounds. az Los Angeles.
January I-hd Herman IS. Joe Cans, twenty
rounds OF 20 finish. az TOnopIh. Nev.
January lS-Abe AuelI vs.. Harry Baker, twenty
rounds. al Los Angeles.
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After eluding the police for Some time.
James Tobin, of Benning, was arrested
yesterday and lodged in the First pre-
cinct on the charge of highway robbery.
On November 3 it is alleged that Tobjn
held up and robbed John Davis of dollar
ana pint of whisky. T0bln will be tried
"a the police court TO morrow morning.
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HARVARD TEAM GAME
Crimson VIII Put Up Fine
Battle Against Yale.
REDS PLANS WORK OUT WELL

CORch's Methods Have siIenced His
Army of Critics-EieveR Progressed
slowly, but 1t Is Now showing the
Class Expected of It-CrimsOn's
Fighting Spirit Greatest in Years.
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CITY IFAGTF

tliA LEANt l.
Monday -Shamrocks IS CAROLS. Twelfth and c
streets southwest
Wednesday Second Regiment rs. Csp7ons, Center
Market Amurv
Friday-CaTTOils vs. CorooTans, Ca7ron Institute
Gymnasium.
Saturday, NJ. c. A vs.. Peck Chapel, Y. n. C..
\. Gymnasium
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SIX RACES DAILY
Admission to GrandStand, $500.
Paddock, SOC Extra.
Ladies, SI.OO.

PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Special Train leaves Sixth Street Station
20 m Two Special Trains returning one Immediately after the
last race the other to wait for delayed passengers Fare round trip
cents Electric direct track every minutes from s ST.
and New York Fare cents.
n B-Objectionable characters positively excluded
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MAT AND RING.

Frank Gotch, the champion catcn-as-
catch-Can wrestler Of America. seems de-
termined 10 have an all around test Of
skill with George Hackenschmidt. the
man who claims the worlds champion
snip AT wrestling. and who has an
nOunced his intention of going into the
twen1y-fOur-foot ring and slaughtering
few of the most prominent boxers in the
heavyweight division. Gotch appears TO
have gained the impression that Hack is
averse TO a meeting with him, and the
fact that the Russian Lion has re-
feTred 10 Gotch as one Of the second
class wrestlers Of America would seem
OF indicate that the Russian is not over
anxious for u meeting.
Whatever else may be Deid Of Gotch. Il
cannot be asserted for ii minute that he
Is q secOnd-claSs wrestler. He has DEM
Onstrated that he is as good a man on
the mat as there is in this country He
heat Tom Jenkins. and Jenkins was re-
gaTded as good enough for a. match with
the Russian. OF course Hack defeated
jenkins handily, and he might also beat
Gotch easily, but it is not in order for
The Russian to refer 20 ;he champion Of
this country as a seCOnd-rater
IN reply to the sneering comment Of
country that will well repay the Russian
IoT making q match. and in addition the
American says he viii not only wrestIe
The Russian, but also Will box him. so
that there viii be no question as TO
which is the better man.
If the affair could be arranged il would
be the most novel and attractive match
Ia the history Of the ring and the mat
Gotch certainly has had considerable ex-
perlence in boxing and should be able to
hold his own with Hack in Il bout with
the Stoves. So far as wrestling is con-
Terned, the Russian would be a pro-
nounced favOrite. At the same time, rs
Hack has designated the American cham
plon Second-ClasS wrestler. il is on.v
fair that he should substantiate his as
sertion in a bout on the mat.
Hugo Kelly named by Tommy RYAN as
the heir apparent to the middle-weight
crown, continues 10 show that he is en- /
titled 10 the good opinion Of him held |
by the present champion. He gave Dave /
Barry thorough trouncing at KaIama- |
zoo the other night, and doubtless would I
nave put his man out mad the bout gone
beyond the Kalamazoo limit of teDi
rounds Kelly got the customary lemon 1
from the referee in the shape of a de- 4
cision of draw. although the reports from
the ringside were ali 70 the effect that
the ChicagOan had the better OF the ar
gCnent from start 10 finish.
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tuesday Evening, Nov. 20
The Young Mems
Christian Association
I1S6 @ 81. NV

6:15-Ten Bible Study Groups-systematic
graded, and popular, following tea
at $50.
7:C0-Studies in India. led by ". H. H.
Smith.
SI5-Twentieth Century Club. subject.
Does Religion Help or Hinder a
Man in Business"
Free discussion; leader, Charles F. Nesbit.
All Of these classes and clubs are open
10 the men OF Washington.
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BASKETBALL SCHEDULES.
WASHINGTON PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE.

W. l. l. ATmTy.f
Tuesday - CommissiyneTs Is Eastern Athletic
Club
Fiday-Eastem Athletic Club vs.. Washington
Light Infantry.
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BIG FOOTBALL GAMES To
BE PLAYED IN THE EAST,

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER q.
PennsylyanIa VS.. Cornell az PHILADELPHIA.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER
Annapolis vs.. West Point, az Phiadelphia-
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BENNING, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1905.
WEATHER CLOUDY; TRACK HEAVY.

1
% W F th selling \ AFEt minute I start
glW easily y Lizc I1n1oa. OrA A snn5ns
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/ Vim utg o hons in tn going always had the his
Ty ~ In Ann Smith always Ast 4eober
CLOSE eqrlrs ark 7GeIta dy in the sr
l. Hean BteB Bonner
Q Time 500 padded.
For fHIye al ndsapO of first gtaka 80
good b. By Singleton Edna May
p
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tenEd
the fins aarwa siy best Aglev
o O wHA am
nepr contender " DN IL "'H~
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Herald Want Ads
viii be received at Kenner's Pharmacy,
9Th and 5 sJs. ny.
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BOWLING SCHEDULES.

DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Palace Alleysl
Moaeav-War vs.. Bureau.
Tuesday Treasury Vs. Commissioner
Wc,l:csday- Agriculture Us. q. 7. o.
fhUs ss,ay-iutciior rs. Navy.
Flday-Post-oh.cs vs. CouuHcYce.
DISTRICT LEAGUE.
Monday-Fat Men vs.. Bank Clerks Fat Mems
Alleys
Tuesday-sse1serband VS.. Garrisons. saensc-bund
Alleys.
Wedrosday-Acm,s IS Fat Men. Palace Alleys.
Thursday -sacIsC-6und Us. Bank Clerks. Sacrser-
buud Alleys.
Frid4y-Florists vs.. AGres. Rsthskener Alleys
TEMPLE LEAGUE
Royal Aueys.)
Tucsday-Phocnx rs. Imperial; Octag1ns vs. ITO
plans.
PRINTING OFFICE LEAGUE
Palace AllCysJ
Tuesday- Reserves VS. COWBOYS
TmrsdaS-Acti9os rs. Index.
Frlday-Aloroccls Vs. Foundry.
PLATE PRINTERS. LEAGUE.
li-audts AIeysl
Tuesiag-Wasliu-Cn Us Philadelphia
TLrIrsday-C Chicago IS. Boston
Sztud1y-NcE Y0rs IS. St Louis.
BINDERS LEAGUE
Royal AIlsysJ
N1ldar- Foundry Vs. C1ul-vs
"Wednesday Blank IS. Unions.
trday-Iu.tIs $. Sjampcrs.
REAL ESTATE LEAGUE.
Pa.aes AIeysl
MGud8y-Lauycrs rs. Washington.
NcduCsl1y-J JlluE.bia IS. Assessors.
Er-d1s-P0t-mlc rs City Han
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
y. Il C.. A. AIlegsl
1louday-West1-n Us Union
Wciues.ily-MouHt Pleasant vs.. Bethany.
Fri5ay-CalaTy IS Foundry.
RAILWAY LEAGUE
iOvn AUers1
Nouday-CGGnbia Mechanical
Ns'lues-ay-N -NortLeastcu vs. TracE and Roadway
Elday-N-sthclE rs. Southern.
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.
iCar5tol Hm AucysJ
M1niay-F0udry vs.. Brecch Mechanism
Tues!1y-Gunshon IS Miscellaneous
Ncdrrs!ay- Secondary Mount -. Toolslop.
Tlus-dag- -Eryc;irs shop SIS. ". g. {.
t-lday-E- O.. C. u ECrgoshop.
NTERDENONJNATIoNAL LEAGUE.
tRgai Allcysl
Nonlav-W Westzrius;cg IS Marion.
Ns.jucslay-Ssfh SIS. 81 Johns
F.iiay-S; Marks vs. Fiul
DISTRICT DCCKPIN LEAGUE.
Mouday-Eurekas v. jolly Fat Men, suarr1w's .
A.lC-s
Tuesday-Belmants rs. s0uthene-s. ROYAL Auers.
sd7y-ArhHst0n SIS. Royal, Dcbbers Al
7ys
TEuTsday-Easten IS. Georgetown. Ra;hskeIlcr Al
gs.
FTiday-R.scjalc vs. Walk Over R5cle's Alleys.
Y. NJ e. A LEAGUE
lAssociatiou Alleys
Tulsday-ICrL0n IS CANNED
Tfu-5f-q--Harguer IS Roberts
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CANTILLON PRAISED
New Blood Likely to Have a
Wholesome Effect.
IS A MANAGER OF EXPERIENCE

Motto Is MISUNDERSTANDING Chick
StahI, and Nationals Boss VIII
Be Factors In Deciding the Amcri-
can League Baseball Championship
of the Season of 1907.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE,
Palace Alleys.)
AIoHclv-Nar vs. Bureau
Tuesday ys. CmmissincTG
Nctlacsday-AS rs. g. 7. o.
eday-iutgi0r rs Navy.
Friday -PCst-of.ce rs. Commerce
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saslyes best had
and TODD the final drive
good f Ton wsn
seatde-sany k
Tm 0ss25
u PTahhs and
off at 2@ good Won easily place Winner t. owner
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aertb in Ion
red to Z
quyc II dnqs . like the
" 1dH %
u and added value to
on 4as
nd5o-A OwnerJ
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IS bs in the
impressive ellen urn speed but
Of uanme W Hea aH off in
can do much
md araC
tmreyea dsanuw ward
$50 good Won driving place by 7ontu
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Monday-Fat Men rs. Bank Clerks Fat Mems
Alleys
Tuesday-ssenserbgnd VS.. Garrisons. saease-bund
Alleys.
Wcdrcsday-ACmcs IS Fat Men. Palace Alleys
THURSDAY -saclsC-bUnj rs. Bank Clerks. Sacrser-
buud Alleys.
Friday-Fl5rists vs.. Aenes. Rathskener Alleys.
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MISREPRESENTATION LEAGUE.
DISTRICT DUCKPIN LEAGUE.

Mouday-Eurekas vs. Jolly Fat 3Ien, srarcw's
Alters.
Tuesd4y-Belmants vs. S1utheruc-s. ROYAL ALLEYS
Wcdnesd8y-AriiHst0n IS. Royal Dcbbegts Al
Ieys
TEursday-Eastern IS. Georgetown. RathskeIlcr Al
i,5s.
FHday-R,solaIe vs.. Walk Over. R5cae's Alleys.
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Y. NJ. e. \. LEAGUE

tAssociation Alleys
IUlslay-GCrLoI IS. CANNED.
ThH-sdar-Hamncr vs. Roberts.
SATURDAY Cooke rs. Niowrv.
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a rsaa oramed ole.
a sag Two tlnfr finish
North ufld a be sHyTd fence
Susch Potash Pioneer
Tine , OgI
added: value ID winners Fu
a =dW same Wnnrc cl by Or
T Wi
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LOCAL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.

Georgetown.
November 2i-Uuiversity Of Maryland.
November e9-CcoTge Washington
George Washington.
November 29-Gecrgetovn
Kendall Green.
November el-Catholic University.
High School League.
American League Pa-kl
November 3}-Central rs Technical
November Zt-Cent-al IS. Weston
Tntercity Game.
November &-Technical High. Of Washington, ".
High School Of Commerce, Of New YORK.
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TEMPLE LEAGUE.

Tucsday-Phocnz vs.. Imperial; octag1ns VS.. ITO
iaEs.
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PRINTING OFFICE LEAGUE.
Palace Alleys
Tuesday Reserves Us. Cowboys
Tmr-idy-Acti.Cs vs. Index
Friday-AIorlCcls Vs. FOJnLIy
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.ard cue mile and aftg YARDS Columbia Nina eonr.. rr u
SIXTH RACE Handicap: four-year-olds and Nd
Mard. ono and nna-eich.h nil. ald o-..--.
Held for HoI.I-un

Apprentice allowance claimed.
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NAVY YARD LEAGUE.
CAPITOL HHl Augs)
MONDAY CGudry vs.. BrecCh Mechanism
Tuesl1y-GmsLcn IS. Miscellaneous
WcdErsiay- Secondary Mount 70 ToolsLop.
Tlul-5ay- Erecting shop SIS. W q. L.
F-iday-E- O.. G. vs FcrgoshoD.
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Plate PRINTERS LEAGUE.
lB-audts Aueys1
Tuesdag-W Washington Is. PHILADELPHIA
TLursday-Chicag0 vs.. Boston.
Sztudly-NCw YJr6 IS St Louis.
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BENNINC ENTRIES.
IRsr RAcE-For all ages; six and one-half

shtUND RACh-Open selling steCplechase. about
two milcs
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iPa,ae. AleysJ
NGud8y-Lauycrs r. Washington.
WeducsI3y-C1lGm rs. assessors.
Er-dIg-Pot-mlc rs City Han
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NoudaE-CGGmbia Ts. Mechanical
v Ne'lne@lay-NortLeas,Cu vs. Traas and Roadway.
FIl1ay-N-1thCE rs. Southern.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-22
M'LEAN. JOHNSON NuPTIALs.
Wedding Of Two Well Known Young
Astorians Transpired Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. at
the home OF the bride, No. 426 Frank
line avenue, in this city. there oc-
Cured the happy event that merged
the lives Of Miss Irena C. Johnson
and Mrs. Archibald Mclean, two of
Astoria's best known young people.
The parlors Of the home were beau
tlfully decorated in ferns and white
carnations. great wedding-bell be-
Ing the central feature Of this garni-
ture, the dining room adjoining being
as tastefully wrought in red and
green. There were about fifty friends
OF the contracting couple in attend
ance, and the impressive Episcopal
ritual was invoked by Rev. w. Sey-
mour Short, rector of Grace church.
in the uniting of the destinies of the
popular pair, Mrs. w. H. Hobson,
aunt OF the bride. giving her away.
A dainty wedding lunch was served
and Just next door, at which all the
bright and good things appropriate
to the happy occasion were said and
done and wholly appreciated; after
which, Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean, at an
opportune moment for withdrawal,
left the guests in the height of their
enjoyment and quietly disappeared;
whittier no one seems to know, but
some, presumably better posted than
others. hold that they went directly
to the coast country and are now
happily ensconced In the comfortable
little city of Seaside. But whereso-
ever they went, they carried with
them the utmost good will of verit-
able host of kinsmen and friends, for
all the joys that fall to the ordinary
run of mortals In this life
The newly married couple were the
recipients of numerous handsome and
useful gifts from multitude Of
friends.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-22
Another Fancy String-The manage

rNhVeHGt AMY St'h - hC Hieiin5S
ment of the Waldorf Concert hall has
put on another funny and realistic
string Of moving pictures. probably
the best of the season, In which the
substance of the fun is drawn from
the freaks of luck, good and bad,
that pursue handsome couple just
after their wedding and in which a
wedding breakfast in the park is
spoiled by the jealousy Of the groom
at the kissing Of his wife by an old
friend; the wedding trip on bicycles,
with more falls than progress; the
ride on the Merry Co. Round and its
attendant adventures; the dance on
the green and its mix-up; 4 donkey
ride with a hundred crises; the boat
ride, the upset and the drying out
by the bonfire A splendid finale
is furnished by Miss Violet Parker,
who renders with brilliant effect the
new and dainty ballad, Somebody is
Waiting for You" The entertainment
is immensely funny and engaging
from start to finish.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-22
LAST CALL.

On page 3 will be found tho Browns
vile Woolcn MN Stores ad They
are just closing their great wooden
goods sale and have made their last
call" The sale end Saturday night,
II you haven't attended this sale
and gotten your share Of the great
bargains they offer. you had better
hurry. because such values cannot be
offered very often and store stay
IN business.
Their object In this sale was to get
the people acquainted with their store
ana wooden goods and they claim II
has been II pronounced success