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The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-11
The Prevalence of Graft
In College Athletics

21E spirit of graft which pervaded
has made its way EVEN INTO COLLEGES and univer
~ sites. This graft in colleges has shown itself the
handling of large funds by athletic boards and other organ
zaton There be great oosenes
NO PROPER ACCOUNTING has been made think how
just there has revival municipal affairs
been awakening in colleges and old conditions
Tainted receiving general
should be taken FROM THE DEVIL HIMSELF long as
can be converted into Personally
entirely clear the subject do believe however if an in
suton which accepts this money takes the PROPER
be no harm in it acknowledge however there is a tend
enc among those who money from
under obligation.
1T is A SORT OF BRBE,
TO REFRAIN FROM ANTAeoNIsm TO CERTAIN INTER
The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-11
Not a M Matchmaker,

Cardinal Manning used to tell the
following story of his friend, Bishop
Bramstone, who seems to have been
wit as well as an eminent ecclcsi-
astic:
One day member of his flock
approached him-whether in ear
nest or not does not appear-with
the remark that he wanted wife.
and he added the usual modest con-
dltlons that she must be young, rich
and pretty.
The bishop answered him upon
the instant.
! ou are mistaken" said he. NV
name Is Bramstone, not Birthstone
do not make matchcs.''
The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-11
CONDENSED STORIES.
Why a Tailor Refused to Correct the
Wording OF Bill.

Merrill Edwards Gates. former
president of Amherst college, was
noted for his cloSenesS and for hlS
extreme correctness of language.
One day he bought pair OF trou-
sers at Thompson's clothing store IN
Amherst and had them charged.
The bill came at the end OF the
month and was as follows: "Presl-
dent Gates, to j. \. Thompson,
debtor, one pair pants, 81.
President Gates sent the bill back
with the following note in pencil at
the bottom: "'Pants' is incorrect.
Please amend" ."
A month passed by and President
Gates received another bill for the
The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-11
Sherman Wouldn't Aorec

one time General Sherman. who
was a warm friend of Private DoI-
zell, said to him:
Don't you think you make too
much OF that private business? +?
Your friends tell me it has handi-
capped you greatly in Ohio politics
and | believe it or you'd been in
congress long ago. If / were you
I'd drop that title"
Agreed Dalzell responded nt
once, land so | viii if you'll drop
me grim old fellow, who loved a
Joke, gTinned and dropped the sub
]ect and never mentioned it again.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-11
The City Child's ADVANTAGES
Over the Country Child
By Dr. L. H. CuLICk Director of Physical In


By Dr. L. H. GuLck Director In the Neu,Y
HE child of the city chance for
good health than his country cousin gets better food
than the country boy and in day inspected milk the
milk of the city EVEN PURER that of the country
barnyard.
Again. the farmers e becoming, somebody has said
tary due machinery that place of tho hand
work OF past when he moved and raed The how with
the city playground and his physical in school has even
better chance for PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT than how in be
country
AS to avoiding disease the city child has far more d+
due to the fact that through the board health and other
bodies the great aim is PREVENT disease
New 1ok city has done than in the world in
this matter OF building the health of the pupils its schools In
the matter Of Fairgrounds exceeds ALL BUT WE NEED MORE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18

Ladies' calling cardsin latest styles
at Sun Office.
Board and room for one gentleman.
Apply POI North Oak avenue.
For the beat printed stationery at
lowest prices call at The Sun office.
Men wanted ON sewer work. viii
pay $3.50 per day for men. Apply on
the job.
Lee Huffman OF Meredith was
among those who spent yesterday in
Gainesville on business.
J. NJ, Cheves has returned to his
home in Jacksonville, after a brief Wis.
,it to his brother, NJ. S. CheVes, in this
city.
Mrs. S. E. deMontmollin and dauRh.
ter of Palatka were visitors to Gsines.
vile Sunday, returning home Monday
morning.
County Clerk 8. H. wienges has re-
turned from Cedar Key, where he las
been on brief visit TO bis sister, Mrs.
Laura Wimberly.
Order the BEST Ever Made"-Blue
Ribbon Lemon and Vanilla, Absolutely
pure, goes twice as far and the blue
Ribbon Flavor" is perfection. Ask for
the 25c size.
For Sale at Bsrgain-Haruess
factory and tannery conveniently
located; new buildings aud up.to-
date machinery. Address Factory,
care this paper.
James Turner and ]. H. Turner Of
Lake View were 10 the city yesterday
The former, who is progressive far
mer, came to purchase wagon, which
he secured from Benson & Son,
Special Agent E. d, Stanford aud
CLERK f. Paul Brown OF the United
States land office have gone to Ocala,
having been summoned there to at.
tend the United States commissioners
court.
Prof. J. w. wideman formerly OF
this city hut now Of Tallahassee, was
here yesterday. Prof. Wideman has
accepted the State management OF the
State Life Insurance Company OF Loo.
isville, KY, and 10 making tour OF
the State 10 the interest Of the com.
psny.
o. W. Names OF Monteocha was In
the city trading yesterday. Mr..
Names, who owns a ginnsry, states
that the season Il now over. He
gInned l2l bales Tor she season iuss
closed, against 1917 for last season.
This reduction was not as great as was
At fret anticipated, when il was be-
lleved the crop would fall short BY
tifty per cent.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18
Old papers for sale at this Office.

Ask your grocer for Dobbins' bread
It's the best.
For Rent-A new cottage next to A
L. Glass. Apply to E. E. Voyle.
Lost--Small gold breach with dia'
mond setting. Reward il left at this
office.
J. L. Hague OF Hague was in town
yesterday and made The Sun pleas
ant call
Wanted-Honest, energetic white
boy between IL and 10 years old. APP
ply Sun office.
JIM. Turner, Jr, formerly OF this
city but now Of Jacksonville, is regis.
tered at the Brown House,
Marshal Frasier Morrison and N. w.
Coleman, the liveryman, were in the
city from Hawthorn yesterday.
Furnished room for rent, 800 West
Court street. Privilege Of bath. Gem
tleman only. Address Box 29s, City.
John A. Packard Of Windsor was in
the city yesterday on business con.
nected with the United States land
office.
Have your stationery printed at The
Sun office. FiFst-class work promptly
delivered Of reasonable prices IL our
motto.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Carter are Tf.
joicing over the advent OF q fine Girl,
which came TO bless their home on
sondsy.
Mira NJ. A. Earle and daughter,
Miss Emma, Of McRae, Ga, are In the
city on visit to the formers brother,
7. J. MeRse.
Fouad-Baby's white cloak. 0wner
NAV secure same By calling At this
office. identifying SHINE and paying for
advertisement.
Geo. NJ. Chltty Of JenniBg' Hamil.
ton county. was IN the city yesterday
on business connected with che Udiied
States land office.
Captain ]. W. Carter Of Misanopy.
one Of the best known Teridsuts Of
that section. was transaciiBg business
Ia this city yesterday
Black Minorca sEga iof Matching
Hiiey'. strain. bret priEe-WinBeT
Tsmpa Fair $3.50 ioSl5. WIN. Carter.
opposite schaisr's Bakery
Nimrod Wells and family have
moVed into one OF ite homes compile
ted by NJ. Wells 10 North GainssriIle
The cottage contains about siFh'
rooms and 10 modern 10 al ~ hP'
pointmsnts
The regular ueskly mssiinE %
Mount Vernon Lodge No. ~. Knigats
% Pythiss, u,ll b. held 10 che castle
hail. over Daiions Rank, 80 -
o'slock ,hIs sssaing 4 fell s''epd'
anes Il dssiSed
Fr.nd, of Mr. z. C. Ff5sBshsE sfs
Flad o. wsloasns her bone setiH. alter
40 absence % ahoul afs nionih' 90
ths Nafth and Etsi. shsfs 80 ha'
b-ea fsr ths bsusGi ~ Der health.
uhish has bssn FfsaiiI iaVsoTsa
Mn.F.P sssrEai ard ssi'tfFu hass
srrlssd frum Live Oak. az 49, mtks
aalussvilis ther fsta's h1nf, NJ.
ssargus briug smslgfsd 81 hsfs IA
ksr 81 tas Ksgmoss Etts'J. q Heish
.R Z sehsfsf 10 pfggnsiss. ItsI ar
s,saantT iasstse Be- . setiaEs 20
rssflr sss.sss ~ NJ sstaiff 10 herts (
nal.rlllLLa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18
EWS OF CITY AND
county CONDENSED
|Tl.tsrs Of General Interest Gath
cred by Our Reporters.
nSsoNAl AND SOCIAL ITEMS

~ Has Happenedand What Is Going
Happen Told in Short Paragraphs
b That NE Who Runs May Read
III The Sun.
EgIione Bakery-headqusrters for
,sieike.
G ", Stephens Of Alachua was
snneiing business in this city yes
ssiiy,
70 Rebt-Three unfurDished rooms,
\ % light housekeeping. for $500.
MS SOl West Mccormick street.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18
INV rOQk RACKET
Cheapest Store on Earth.

The crowds of eager,
anxious purchasers have
thronged our store daily
for the past week, and
they continue TO come
from all quarters.
The many bargains
that we have advertised
are being bought as rap.
idly as the crowds can be
waited on.
The Sale will continue
right on and you should
Join the procession and
come 30 Headquarters
and make your Holiday
purchases.
We have a grand line
OF XMAS GOODS suit
able for presents Cor all
ages
SEE Santa Claus in the
window.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
S. P. C. A. REFORM TO CONTINUE.
Resignation Of ]. P. Haines Not to Stop
Work of the housecleaning Association.

The Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Ami
mails Reform Association held a meeting last night
in the Waldorf, the first since the death about a
month ago of Arthur Turnure. its founder and
head. The meeting was well attended. The re-
form association. which is made up of former mem
bers of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
TO Animals intends keeping up the fight against
the society. Notwithstanding the resignation Of
John p Haines. its president.
r V Boynton presided last night Speeches
were made by the Rev. Nathan Seagle Colonel
Mesrop Newton. formerly secretary OF the Persian
Legation at Washington: the Rev Du Bois Loux
and Mrs. Josephine Redding, secretary of the re-
form association. Colonel Newton and the Rev
Mr.. Seagle spoke in eulogy of Mr. Turnure and
said that his work would be continued
Mrs Reddng. in her speech, said that the money
collected by the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals had not been used the best
ADVANTAGE of the institution. She declared that all
of the members of the board of managers who have
been there for than two years should resign,
with the exception of General Horace Carpenter,
General Rush c. Hawkins and Henry Bergh. a
phew of the founder of the society. This. Mrs.
Redding said. was necessary to the proper reor-
ganzation of the society. Mr.. Haines she said.
only a scapegoat
Mrs Redding also asked for a thorough outside
investigation of the society and for amendment
its charter giving the members the right to vote
for officers. These things must be done or the So
ciety, she said, would be disrupted.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. May 17.-Closing-wHEAT-S nominal;
futures steady; May. Sssd; July 77sd; September
ss 7Ad coRN1spot firm; american a mixed. new, IS
IS 51%d; September IS 44sd PEAs-Canadian firm at
6s IId. EIOUE|-St Louis fancy winter steady at IS
Is los. BEEF steady: extra India mess 73s Sd. PORK
firm; prime mess, Western S2s Cd. HAMS-Short cut
IL a. to IS ~ steady az 52s BACON steady; Cumberland
clear mddes light % to 81 TO- 46s Cd long clear mid
dies heavy IS to 20 10. 46s; short clear backs, 10
20 to 46s Cd; clear bellies Ia 16 10 AIS SHOULD
ERs-square i to 10 10. firm at 4Ss LARD quiet;
prime western in terces. AS; American refined, in
pals 4SS 90 bitter steady; finest United states SIS;
white easy at 5as do old quiet at els; American
finest eolored new easy at 5Ss; do quiet at 64s.
TALLOW-Prime city firm 26s TURPFNTTNF-
spirits firm at 49s Cd ROsIN-Common firm at los Sd
PETRoLEUM-Rehned quiet esd. LINsEED OH,
dull 2Ss. ~
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18

STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-thira Street
and DesbTosses and COrtlanot Streets
Il The leaving time from DosoEosse9 ana
COrtlandt Streets ts ave minutes later than
that given below for Iwenty-third street
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
GETS S. p. C. AS RIGHTS.
Bergb Society Has Equal Posoer
Under Bill Noe Signed.
~ Telegraph % &c Tribune.l J

Albany Nav 17--Governor Higgins signed to-
,,,gl,t the Francis bill permitting the Henry
Eserrb Humane Society to exercise the power
n arrest and other privileges now enjoyed by
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals. The Bergh society thus will be on
q nlane with its rival as to effectiveness, and
New York will have two associations to pro-
tect animals.
Assemblyman Agnews bill repeating the act
empowering the Morris Canal and Banking
Company to take water from Greenwood Lake
also was signed. This bill WIS introduced in
retaliation for New Jerseys forbidding any Of
her water companies to sell 10 Richmond
County. which practically has other good
water source. The Norris Canal and Banking
Company is Jersey corporation which several
years ago obtained from New York State per-
mission 70 draw water from Greenwood Lake.
lying partly in New York and partly in New
Jersey.
The Governor also signed the Lewis bill
changing the provisions of the Corporation Tax
law by describing specifically what part of the
capital stock and assets of a corporation shall
be subject to taxation and the conditions under
which the assessment may be levied.
The New York Humane Society. until recently
the Henry Bergh Humane Society was organized
little more than a year ago. with the object of
caring Tor and protecting animals David Belas
Of this city. is president of the society. The new
humane society found that the Society the Pre-
venton Of Cruelty TO Animals had the exclusive
right TO maintain agents with police powers and 10
do public humanitarian work. Assemblyman Fran
els introduced bill in the Legislature of last year
powers with the Society for the Prevention Of fru
city 10 Animals. Il defeated through the in
last named society. and was again introduced an
the session just ended by Mr.. Francis.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
AGAINST HERESY TRIALS.
Rectors at Philadelphia Congress
Discuss Topic.

Philadelphia May 1.-THE Liberty and Limits
Of Creed Interpretation was the general topic dis
cussed at to-night's session of the Church Con-
gress of Episcopal Clergymen and Laity. at which
the merits and demerits OF heresy trials came in
for considerable attention There was scarcely a
dissenting voice against such trials in general.
The eSsa yists tonight the Rev. Dr. Fred
erick Palmer. of Andover. Mass. and the Rev. Dr:
Beverly d. Tucker. of Norfolk, Va. They differed
to what constitutes heresy the one taking the
view that heresy is essentially not error in thought
much Incorporated into and made the
foundation of a vicious life; the other standing
rather on the plain matter of fact relating to
Interpretation
The Rev; DR.. George Thomas Rowling, of Brook
j. II. Garfield. of Columbia University. and George
Foster Peabody were the other participants in the
discussion.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18

FIRST CLASS AWNING CUTTER. Man
20 take charge of shop. 672 Fulton St,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18

ernor Higgins to succeed Francis Hendricks, Of
Syracuse as State Superintendent of Insur-
ance qualified before the Secretary of State
to-day and will enter upon his new duties to-
morrow Governor Higgins has not as yet
named a State Controller to fill the vacancy
caused by Mr.. Kelsey's resignation. Both Mr..
Kelsey and Mr. Hendricks received gifts from
their former associates.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
LAKE CARRIERS AGREE WITH UNION.

Cleveland May 17-An agreement was reached
to-day between President Livingston and other
representatives of the Lake Carriers Associa-
ton and the grain scoopers employed on the
steamers of the Great Lakes. The scale agreed
upon is practically that of last year. President
Livingston said tonight that no trouble was
now apprehended in connection with the fire
mems and other unions. though contracts with
these have not yet been agreed upon.
OTTO KELSEY QUALITIES FOR OFFICE.
Albany. May 17.-Otto Kelsey. of Livingston
County who was recently appointed by Gov
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
New jersey GEg7s,l

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STATIONS Foot Li6erty s. w
Time SHOWN below b. - -, -. =. =
Nest @3o ST leaves 10 mInnr-- -.s =
SePt as notel by desls snatin- 49, ''-''-' -
80 IN EIHLEHElL ETTr------
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HIGHLANDS. SE5BRfCssSSr7Hs ~ = 49, 49,
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GROVE. SPRING IsTF r--- 80.
LEASAN NI-Pier 81. " T.. ~ 1l4c,
955 A. NJ u 81. 500. A15 p "a So -
gaNS 2 q A. NJ. 100 rs n -
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PHILADELPHIA
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a ~, ms12- 90. nj %. 500. 100 eEGS
~ 900 m q 90 zoo. $50 600 a. e
NJ. jS1215 uldt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
500. m l000. m~I2O0 me2C0 Tsasrl
n 30, 90. tP12 Is
Daiiy FDaily except Sunday ES--
days- FParlor cars only. IVA Tu-S---
aEXcept Saturdays mDfniua car TSsi--I
u1!S : only zFrom Liberty s. onlT.
From Twenty-third Street-b59 - p
- 90 P N. e122O p NJ $50 p nj
III 50 ?. NJ. kS % P. NJ v5M p n
Offces; Liberty St. West 295 Ss
A-stcr House. 245. 4S4 1900. 1854 Broaivr
~ ON Av. 81 5th Av.- = Union S1u
West. 21SS 80 Av. los West fq5fh =
: SoiumDuS Av. New York. & Court ST
90 t1ltou St, so Nostrand Av, Brr
!yn S9O Broadway. WilliamsburE ~
orS transfer Co calls for a1d chal
oaEeage 70 destination
". 9. BESLER. c NJ 8TTV7
Nice-PTes. & Gen Mgr. Gen. PasS'r AR
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
Mediterranean Service.
HAMPURc-AMERICAN LME.

Special Passenger Service.
PLYMOCTH-CHERB RBOVTRG-HAMBURG
X s'n A V Nays, sam Kaiseriu a Y .June21
D'land. May31. .10:30am iOceana -- June q
Amerika. June sam Deutschland June 2S
B ch' T. .June14. II :30am Amerika July 3
Among the special features OF these ships
are: Grill Room. Ritz-Carlton Restaurant a
ia carte. Elevators Gymnasium. Palm Car
den. Electric Baths. etc.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
DOVER LONDON OR PARIS) AND
HAMBURG.
Large TWin-ScreW Vessels OF Il. 900 tons
Superb Passenger Accommodation
Waldersee May19. SPIN Pretoria. June %
Penn a...June 2 1 pm IWaldersee. June 40
Batavia. June q Z am Pennsylvania July Il
Patr' in -June16 :SOpm Batavia July 81
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA
p. Oskar. June s 5ltAfoltlze. July "a
4Moltke. ... June 12iP. AdaIbeTt. Aug. z
p. Adalbert. June 19lP Oslxar. -. Aug. -
p. Oskar. 49, July II TAGoltke. - Sept II
tCalls Gibraltar: has grill Room and
Gymnasium
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
CUNARD LINE

From Piers 51-S2. North River.
LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
UMBRIA, .............,-.-. May 10. Noon
CARONIA, ... -.... .....- .May 80 z NJ
Campanla. May % 'arma MIA ...-. June 5
Etruria ...... June . LuCania ...- .T,1Ds q
R-ITALY-ADRIATIC
New MOdeIr Twin Screw steamers
sI4AVON1A.. May %. noon; July 10: Aus IS
PANNONIA MAY % 10 A. N Juiy ~
CARPATHIA.. June Il, II a NJ: July a.
VERNON n. BROWN. C A
21-34 state st. opposite the Battery.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

eifuaffOns Wanfed.Male and Female
Four INES (nOt exceeding "a words). three
insertions. IS cents. seven Insertions ~
cents. Exceeding "a words and less than W
words, three Insertions. 80 cents; seven In
sertlons 90 cents.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18
LOST.


BANKBOoK No. S19. 100 of the Union Dime
Savings institution is missing. Any per,
son having a claim TO II Is HEREBY c calIeu
upon to present the same Wlthln zen o'i5 10
or submit 10 having said passpooh Cai00'SU
and a new one issued.
LOST ST-Bankbook No. 366, 800 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. ANY persons having claIIls
upon said book is called upon TO present the
same tc the bank within thirty days OF the
said book will be declared cancelled ana eA-
unguished and q new one issued IN heu
thereof.
LOST OR STOLEN N-Bankbook No. 527 l4I
of the German Savings Bank in the Clty
of New York. corner 4th ave ard 14th st,
issued to Frank McCunley. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned to the bank on the lst day OF
June. 1905. q duplicate will be issued
LOST OR STOLEN. N.-Bankbook No 443. .l56
Of the German Savings Bank in the city
OF New York. corner 9TH ave. and 14th st,
issued TO Helene Oehbrich. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned to the bank on the Sth day Of
June. 1908. duplicate will be issued.
LOST -Bankbook No. 4O5. .525 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any persons having claims
upon said book is called upon to present the
same TO the bank within thirty days or the
said book Will be declared cancelled and eX
tinguished and a new one issued in lieu
thereof.
LOST -Bankbook No 455,O97 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon to present the
same 10 the bank within thirty days or the
said book will be declared cancelled and ex-
tinguished and a new one issued IN lieu
thereof
LOST Bankbook No 426. .991 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon to present the
same to the bank within thirty days. or the
said book will be declared cancelled and ex-
tiuguished and a new one issued In lieu
thereof
New-York tribune., 1906-05-18

y. Y. n. H. & HARTE OssgI ~ - :
Trains depart from GTard Se-..'ss- 80 -
42d 81. and sth Ave. as follows 4 - p--l1
BOSTON. via New London q ttig
ttN1O:UO. y io;eS AA,rs.SS'
A. NJ. 1900 ?. ~ ya
A. 81. fIl2:0O.. '3:O0. .-S,. -LISe = PT.
WORCESTER ana FIICHBUhS' v
I.AKEVII.I.E ana NORFoLA-is''' .
1881 + NJ v~~ rT
CT. harrington. StockoridEs. Lsl-W e y IA
heid -f4.5O. tS;49 A NJ; ls.s- ls.s.-,-,i q 50
Tfcket Offices az c6Srand CeA-9-,- - g
and cIS5th ST also at c@SS -, srs|
R'wav COS Union SQUARE. e!s- 49, - a.
c245 Columbus Ave, COS f.i-S - Z
clos " l25th 81. SsSs l.l-.-.-----Sf t-l
r ookIyn. ca Court s.. $fV Ne'-
SEQ II Way C-r Z
pDaily EXCEPT SuEol!S- - -, ~
I25th 81. xStcps az 1s5th s. li,-i-s q
sParlor Car limited aes
cParIor and sleeping car teAs'' 49,