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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-13

In the number of enumerasOns Leads win
Mercer second Ohio third Fyette the 1863
that Kanawha enumeration than Cabe
with Huntington Wood with Parkersburg combined
Kanawha will receive than
combined amount Cbe counties of Fove
Mercer auti
paed by those familiar with school statistics yet neither Of
these have sucb oun
Kanawha Wood Ohio Cabe Taylor Marshall and BerI
eley, these he
The the Feneral fund will he
1f749 for enumeration these Ggrs
is 3i7,4O2
The Department schools preparing for the nexr teachers
for reason ,o, t croo
failure c last
there great mauy very
of whom had no idea of teaching
enough to handle school even they
might tend to oUe tho
enecting over
thOe who took the last
26 applicants from one school great whom
probably took the examination just could GET
The coming examinations. opinion Mr. Miller
while expected will have applicants will also Show
small lei percentage of failure
The charter business has lucrative thus ar this
week and nearly ahesdnt do almost all
kinds business.
Except for the queness the chamber the meet
'E"'eS room resembles
E" applicants to fill the seating capacity
7" ' number OF persons who the
"t 10 'g out an NJ near as great as If was
"so "heh the number exceeded hundred. I
~ Ola PHYSICIANS that the examination now is moro
uhcHI than in Union corrr,oor, no.
' person must be
N- -Lc Illumination to practrs in this
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-13
To w r. Oliver:

~ w i. OilN ct.
You are hereby notified that ON
the LIST day Of the August Term.
1907, of the Circuit Court of Mer-
Ger County, West Virginia. the un-
dersienci viii move the said Court
to appoint j. NJ Easley, OF the County
aud state aforesaid TO act as trustee
I'm the place and stead OF j. NJ. An
'crson, the person named as trustee
in a certain deed Of trust bearing
date the list day Of March. 1901.
and duly of record I'm the Office of the
Clerk of the County Coart of said
County i'm Trust Deed Book No g.
page 275, the said =. VI. Anderson
having removed beyond the limits
OF said state Of West virginia.
which deed or trust was given to Sc
cure the payment or certain notes
therein described. executed TO the
undersigned Boy you and which notes
are now due and unpaid.
Given under my hand this The
goth dar OF june. 1907
D NJ EASLEY. u. s.. KARR.
Attorney. My Counsel
G-21-G Fridays
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-13
\ WOMAN WITHOUT
A STOMACH

Several years ago, an eminent sur
geon removed the entire stomach
of woman suffering from Cancer.
The patient survived the operation
and lived SsVsral months. This wo-
KAN had ~ go for Rydale's Stomach
Tablets. H1o every one whose
stomach 10 GEseased or deranged
does and will lind these tablets
perfect remedy, no matter what form
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-13
conslder Finn clothe.

Fine clothing brings more consider.
alton to man orr woman I'm New York
city than I'm any other city in the
world, tDr there there Is more crlng
Ing servlity TO the evidences OF
wealth than elsewhere.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-13
ROGERS LIVERWORT
TAR AND CANCHALAGUA

For the complete cure OF Coughs.
Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis aud
ait Lung complaints rendering to
Consumption, LIVERWORTH. TAR
AND WILD CHERRY, have for ages
maintained an established reputation
as a standard Cough Remedy. It con
tains no opium or harmful drug. can
be given with safety TO children.
Price S10O
For sale at whites Pharmacy. Cor.
Princeton aenuo and Bland strses
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-13
AXE THE POSTMAsTER,s worn
FOR 1T.

Mr.. j.. NJ. Hamilton, postmaster
6 Cheeryvole, Ind keeps also n
took Of general merchandise and
atent medicines lie says. Cham
erlain's Collie Cholera and Dlrrrboea
temedy is standard here i'm IT'S line.
E never fails to give satisfaction
nd we could hardly afford to be
1thout &c." For sale by
The White Pharmacy Cor. Prince.
ON avenue and Bland street.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-13

G II A r l. F. s 7 ON
And What is Going On AT the Capitol

Charleston, w Va July 1.-THE apportonment of the Gen
Graz school fund TO the various counties the some
interesting comparisons The paid
including the amounts that to the city within the
countess and the enumeration in EACH in the amount
is Il ~
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-13
Uncle Allen.

When you hear a man saw the
country is going to the devil" moral.
ized Uncle Allen Sparks, you know
II s only his way of finding fault With
the Lord"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-13
On Payments On Old Subscriptions
loo will give your favOritc
On Payment on New Subscription

me .id VIII be isnd for esspyment than
a ion Ina may arIsc
be CHI t,
o th pvJ
lp m thee
The place holding hc Gua cau nwilue
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-13

Genius Is not essential to good
preaching but a live man ls Phelps
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-13

Envy.
Envy is an awkward homage that
lnienority pays to merit. -LaMotte
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-12
lHlBITl0N| AVN BROKE
ghlIIhs Ferry Freight 4 \ Depot De-
pot Declared A NuisanCe

Rudolf Wurde Gilman of G Churchs)
Ferry. was arrested last week,
andAbroughta. to- the COUNTY JAIL
charged with VIOLATING 6 the prohi-
bitten law. He was tried before
judge CoWan Wednes sday and.
plead guilty. 5..s. II <.S 53SIgs.
l1rde Gilman was running a
:draN line and is said to- have
=beenEs soliciting case order and
delivering them direct to his
customers. & 3
Judge CoWan imp posed the us
ual sentence Of ninety days and
\ al Isflae.of $3.50, and the ourt. or
Edersd Che depot searched fur
Liquor, besides having the build
ling closed for one year, the & fine
10 bes held as a lien against the
Iproperty Il;
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-12
NE, PIlANlO firm.
Another Musical Establishment 10.
Gates III 4 Devils Lake 81

chicago iano i 20 onlpany isl
the name ofS the 4 new music es-l
tabli hment 5toS be soon opened
I'LL irl the Gleryrn build ding On east
Fourth stree
sssrTI ne nefnbers 81 the neW firm
are al SWe rloWn IN This local
.itY he fol olloWin are the ofM-5
GERS f5slerlal IN preside ~
Day, secretar and nlanage ger,
.SA. Doheny reasllre If
S q Tlle comp any INC GRATED
siinthe sum of sic, 900. 5s5 55
5S| E. Day, The rnanag is & an 'l5
old piano man, and as noWn b.y
55SeVeryone i / n the count and
SsthIroughout the state generally.
or many /, years past he has
held q respons bfe positio with
Geo. l5etttts.S Day is 4 a
shusl lers and d; con nVinci ng talker
and should any one visit 5t1ls
sstoreroom 4 who lis linking of
lSip,lulrrchaalss;iing i,ll Il AS 4 \. any al ming il the
snusical line, Day will undo doubtt'-
cd close al zeal with him be
foresheS leaves the bull ding N s
The manager nfornns ssxthat
Che company has two rea car
loads sof' 'pia il III IS an a mus usical goods
on the road he emp phaslzes tlh.ise
zeal
ything fro ~ al jeW harI
ITO the most costl h grand pianos
will be carried lin stoek lst
a plete line off lp-to-d dats
lllsi q;
ffie comp exp pectE 40 hlllh
up d large trad de by hIstlils
and selling he rig goods A
the right prices ii5s 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-12
|Nlll HEN QUIZ
Great Northern y Nes I, Station No |,
0 Lodging House 0 II

Cutie Il Al Il lot3 u D of E talk has been
circulate 5of late ia regard to3
the stric ord der WI hichs Isl being
kept iii the 8 new passeng sta
tion, and ~ N hem it it come este Al
show. down II seems though
the public does not u appreciate
the efforts Of the u raj road com
Epany to$ss keep B The station free
from f. / loafers who delights i1ls ex-3
pectoratiing On the floors and the
wal Officer r tzgerala has
had occassi sion to rerno we seV eVeral
Edisresp ective racters from
|theS stat ation the past few weeks,
and the treatIne neilt ac led them
does not take very well with a
few 5off5 our lead ling citizens who
seem to think tina ike when
Iins The Old static 81, people should
| lie allowed $to make use Of the
bull ding as a sort of f loafing 5or
even a oadging hous neither
they hold j al tic kets or not and
whether they are al drunk and dis;
lord deriy Sor i,rl sol ber and peaceable
Devils Lake now has one Soi
1.-THE finest, passeng gers depots oI!
1.-THE line between S Paul sanc
1.-The coast and the comp ha<
1decid led 2tos keep its as sue II, atlo
hoped ato get & the Coop peratio d
1.-THE 1.-THE city Ell thoug they
}}Effan }|sfai .tos get the shel b off the PUBLIC
1.-The com pany auth critic es WiHdt
9EsO5 anyway.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-12

SUED
That Number Certif ficate9s issued
Teacher s Exanlinat tiOn M &

81 The recent Il teaeh hers exam
lsination held the 8tth and 9tIaof
March there N we're ttllsirt three
;appIiear this mum n1er
t1ree receive eertiii-
Gates.
81 iirstt trade ~
s;s.s his aaas ysl,tlgells'
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-12
IllI5 dilIs llllellt

9th
soanect tseat paid atssIse
wei agency fiji losses off
pril s.rid and yat how 4
store hui ldaiirlf eith
az 81 st0c u and Joliis-
sWel lin llralitaas'es
N sevlls 81 lIJ Powell
5 Il
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-12
gIEA GA OTIS
little Cleanliness of City Is ilndielaIl.'
Iye Pr0qres js!iivveIess

Ile plan ofs s,f f1sl lbeautii ffyrin fr u nga Che
city slould find = read respp
:iEl HE heart .of j very
e.sp e9.sspiriteflf'ic
lis not so lllle the
city appears to those live
Sit that isssS is neeessary 50
says ,1 an exchange n Az 81 for
the great army d. who come and
sgo, and whose silll ressio1as of
The city are the restll Il 81 hat
appears tos the ID.
isg trae that sto he public a
D clean, well KEEP eity Ids the
SANE esreIation that a clean, well
kept home does b the. The 90 diyid-i lal,i
liiarity bred sseonte tempt
and JED seeing causes MAI oh
5 ctionabl % seem per
is the duty sofI every eitizen
Sto assist In keepisf the streets
and alleys lea leees--
ssary q part duty the
munich ipaIity ii shoilId IA keS hand
#iIa the cooperation ms.
herasara man lingsSin on
neeEiiior with tile lbsaatif tying of
the city B howe ver, that ttlae mum
icipal ant tElori les can not reach
and Ilieh can I oiIll d be done
{ sfthlp pl1gh ths pub lic of The
citizens.
The strange wa lks the
streets nov vii soineti be
greeted alttholi igh Ter
Ocean is leased sti:o say that ESis
very seldom, mi ttlIas ssstl out line off
.a wager orI maj chine of
Z some sorts stand illlg on a vacant
like eIeta
clailaaiiil h death public
Grid acan oks and ALLEYS
are tfls 1lnap pin rounds fol.
bIbish, aIsllIb Ibel store hoS Ses and
Sa taoiasalasl lSiings laaaI.
4 HE Iea autt city ike a
searerov ov ila ia rorlg sof q II asphael s.
donIla, IN
'aase eyasore res re On private
pgoper nd so lorlg they do
soE bee ONE a fn nenaee to health
property they eeS moi 1a
abatad Sby the aistIao orl ies. sS
his sylleEe the psl blic pride
S s = ss . Il ~ Il, s. I, IA ,ry i, 1,sse
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-12
Isapas ueasa sasae esssRsBezz
Cab Cab e & and 5 Shops !:
R|alamleasal salpae oR sR al.nizeael

9 q !. = ~ q 81 N 8 1
"a fine set ofcoup 81 eases have
arrived for the new passenger:
depot. .$s
.SS.s s. Gray, travel inc II passen-
ger agent for the Illinois Central
Railroad, was i'm the city Mon.
day, transacting business with
the local comp pany. IS
HE yard office has been!moVed;
from the freight depot 10 the old.
l,a lp,assenge static /, unit urther.
ARRANGEMENTS m ~ can be made for
permanent ocation same.
N Kinney Tho has
been swift II ching att more the
past two months, has retarnedf
sto his old positi on as switch
man III the local yards
Maehiiiaist orelaan 1eoFges
Weber visited at bis home in
St. Paul last week 1ponE his
return He was acc ompanied by
his sist Miss Theresa, who is5
visiting with the isses Char
lotte and Clara sHod a.
ardrnast III Coy aari-
more has succeed led leWc comb
here, III iIlo III j Isl esporte will
move ia Park Ri accept 81
position as freiighl agent
MED Coy farnily is Isl ! peeted toI
move here from rirnore some
time this week.
.J Ohm Renrlan has signed
lis position as q asbstrac lerk atS
che freight deI,os nd left last
,lWeek he
has accepted sieioll itll
Guthrie q eesa1p my rai lroad CON
tract lceeed TED
ri. ID. E1l III who seanas here nm
SarIes. S5S3
oitaiII IL retsirn last
week froa flsl % Ial ont L B ssit isla,
home fol lllrs and frI ends in
ada and III once
again feor earnes II i IS u Ills former
iposiitiio as j lie clllin the
local yards be \ nIter q
battle itIl and
spsird led him king
THAI he slaouldl ecu
seration Elle
d at
ssttsas sts mac le
butt sas
Ias6 sgcid eng Il Il
#s b han G Il
II 4 i iaa II za
t and
slie sal ~
s non
/ |pita
I'M asli II
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-12

III iination held the 8Bttlh Btlh and 9thof5
March there vere ttll,irt three
appIi lean lt. his number
twenty three feeeii iiyed
B irstt Grade
a,, ;IhuEsls
Martin Beatt B'rinls1nade.
Edith M KERN !. lette.s
leo Ike, III leasant Lake
arY Yei1l ler shurchs Ferry
4 Rachel Band u, sarske
Pearl ssSchu1l III ID, n sLeed s=s
zathry d If, f, Kane, l5,riary 81. s
Iary C Goug hlin, grary.
Hanna Is. Hood @erric 5 SEi
s Stella Re. j 0rak Z, Derrick III
Ina Dahl, wills Lake.
Ihird Grad Sss
Ifreda Borril Isol lette. ~ ~
B. Elizabeth IcN Namara Devils
Anna Myk Iebus anston
ellie Bai aidW1Il 81 ], " V. gebster 4
Maud Band Devils LAX
my sout hizer ellfl. zss
argaret ~ llger rs so nl1rcnsi ll':
FerrS b
. Ilizab beth orIs.
Iertrlld n in iIsil ' lteVIls5
lake b. S5s, I
S sIby EillGcn Az sorl Ed e g more I7l'
ley YVeati rs a1.aEl tiler. 81:
lAs a Teslll II u, j q pl1pI ls x-I !.
amin ation held thes tier 81 par of 4
March e certlffi q. 31.t for com all..
mon schoof Were issued; 4
This enc 'lls glra 3 ING e.
shows an ent A astlc progres-'
siVssspIl'l E q mo BE e aelasIss
and l'nEst ilate lli-s 81
gent respon onse on lle part Of 5l'llp tEl1e
andili iii Il i ii fIle various
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-12
4 ala III ii

sI Is. ((s eli ID Il tllre lots
ess o aes' ii u sresi tlel,ce for
salie Ilass ,and ly the
most es irsas bis rassi sefac lots
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-12
Co.
HILL n
From a Poor Boy lle lAeqllIfs wealth.
And Power .| .

;;SSgS ;Sgs2ss henstll6 news cDl1l lfnnE TaHemtl
announc the retire anles1
iii i'm active III
agement. it meant TIE l,s Hill offI II
the close Of the career of of5 tile
most remarkable $raii
mates of the work land sons The
greatest financial geniuses
age. he history Of James II III 1
readssslike 3 stern oman 'orzlt
il ia comparative overtty1 and Hull
mot thing iii his hered ditaTs ma keupS|
to indi the ind domnita ble NTii Will
and fearless n energy " hieh shaHea
marked his entire life; he has Spasg-
led from q 5cler til III a. CO onntry3 sttoreIl
Through the career Of q freight
|heaVeron the riiver ;Wylharff if slhiip
ing agent, trader ffreig b tel and
pioneer railr oad manip ipul lator to11
1.-The. head of the greatest lroad
system il. the count try. yzy
ls There may be- things id PPresi-
Ident Hill $ car Ser: tha We do not
like, and thing ii 4 Is ethodg.
THAT WeSdo not t en- dorse; but none
even an enem y can deny him
5tthe credit 9 & financial &greatnesss
III ID, S I'M IN Al Il the
i tune vi Il which he is now sur
round Cd spy thr ling the primrose
\, !
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AZ III 4. ,ssrs f;;va An, IA frs,,s
NJ norf 4, sss s.arrv IN 5 q
n 1i fhe FARMS stt,osnlar 1l,rl Rets 81 & III
onulael M ii ~ opnor t1lnitt,
IWas flls eternii atii,n 81 ans
sIhe niunaee Sgraat5S 5ygorl
Wit m " I,icl his ~ Il arne a a1,d Fame
yHhaYe ,, since been irlrtes.Yocab abIe linked
III IIes began HE 81 Bull ding of the h,la,
lSreat t,rt aern III eer anos lei t,
1t name 81, q possiilbl wi little
1noWl adge of its rlI Innate destiny
iboflSS finaruial III and tlas & tr,,,ak Inc
q lt carrier Ie ereyy VIII sfhe oppor
ltuni tiesS Sand & was eulaal n d at aI times
5elaergencv. IIIis head dduar.
,sIters yVara II, atiyelg speaking u Il
III fI,e saa aella arlti MI oti1 1erIalen
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-29
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

With Chronic Coughs Need VinOl-It Stops the Cough and Cures the
 Cause.
 This is the season for coughs and colds, and for the benefit of New Haven. people Wm. H. Hull of Hull's 1 Corner Drug Stores, tells them the best means for cure.
 He says Take Vinol our real cod liver preparation without oil. It does not upset the stomach like cough syr- ups, and it is much more effective. Viaol is not palliative but a cura- tive"
 This is because Vinol contains in a highly concentrated form all of the healing. strength creating and medici- nal elements of cod liver oil actually
 taken from fresh cods' livers, with all the useless, nauseating oil eliminated
 and tonic iron added. It tastes fine,
 and cannot upset the weakest stom- aeh, hence it's wonderful power to
 cure.
 We ask every person in New Haven
 who has a chronic cough or hard cold i to try Vinol on our guarantee. Hulra
 Corner Drug Stores, corner State and Chapel streets, corner Howard and i Congress avenues, New Haven, Conn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-29

elect. John F. Doughan will be mas ter of ceremonies. The invocation will be delivered by Rev Artemas j. Haynes The following toasts have been assigned: Attorney Raymond Robbins-'Dem- ocratic Politics."
 Col N. G. osborn, editor Journal and Courier, Good Government"
 Augustus Thomas of New York, Liberty" negg
 Homer s. Cummings, of Stamford, Connecticut Democrats"
 Hon F. c. Garvan, ex-governor of Rhode Island, The Progressive De- moers<f." M
 Congressman William Hughes of New Jersey, National Legislation"
 Alexander Troup, "190s"
 Hon. William J. Bryan of Nebraska, The Point of View"
 MT. Bryan's address in Woolsey hall this evening under the auspices of the Yale Law School Political club, will be on "The Individual and the State" Prof. Henry Benjamin Jepsoh will play on the Newberry organ from 7:45 to o'clock.
 Dean Henry Wade Rogers will in- troduce MT. Bryan, who will begin his address promptly at o'clock.
 Thds address is free, and the public is cordially invited to be present, the balconies and gallery being reserved for them The main floor of Woolsey hall is reserved for the members of the university and for those holding tickets for reserved seats. Such tick cts can be secured from Alexander Cumming at his office,
 Tho executive committee of the Yale Law School Political club, which has in charge the address at Woolsey hall, is:
 Graduate president, Alexander Cum- ming, LII. M, 1906, eX-offlcio; presi- dent, Clarence J. Blinn. 1908; vice president, Ephriam s. Shill, 1909; sec retary, John Harold Lancaster, 1910; treasurer, Paul s, Chapman 1908; fifth member of the executive commit tee, John Carlyle Wilkes, grad.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-29
ROYAL MAIL WINTER TRIPS.
Pamphlet Just Issued Tells of Dc.
 nghtful Outings Planned,

Much that is of interest to th SC planning winter trips is to be found in 8 pamphlet that has just been issued by the Royal Mall Steam P lcket Com pany under the title "R. M. S. P. Tours -Season 19o7-19OS." A copy can be had by communicating with any. cf the company's local agents,
 The itineraries under the different tours, which are lottaral A, B. c, D and B, are most compIete. The writer of the book has figured to the minute on the time which may be spent in luxury and enjoym4h. f)r those who participate in the different outings.
 Royal Mail steamers are noted for their comfort, con9enie7e 70 and lux ury, as well as e&ceUenae If cuisine On no steamer will there be erowling of tourists, and all arr rtngements tend to guarantee eomfoN and satisfaction from the time of leaving New York city until the return t3 the eompany's docks at the same port a
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-29
THANK GIVING ON CAMPUS DWIGHT HALL CELEBRATES New England Games Played and Corn Popped in Big
 Fireplace.

The Yale students who did not go home or to New York for Thanksgiv- ing were most agreeably entertained last evening at Dwight hall, the cam pus Y M. C. A. There were several hundred students, especially from the west, present.
 A New England Thanksgiving, such as one reads of occasionally in stories written in the south was presented. Games common fifty years ago in Connecticut were played, and then corn was popped at the big fireplace
 A special Thanksgiving dinner was served in Dwight hall from 4 in the afternoon until in the evening, and a similar one was served at the univer- sity dining hall in the afternoon,
 Recitations commence this morning at S:30 and cuts taken count double. The allowance of only one day for Thanksgiving is the result of the three weeks Christmas vacation
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-29
ANOTHER GAMBLING DEVICE.
Grand Avenue Police Locate Slot
 Machine on Wallace Street.

Captain Brewers men of the Grand avenue precinct yesterday found two more gambling devices in the drink cry conducted by Frank Mazeika at 2D4 Wallace street. They were nick el-in-the-slot machines, similar to those the police recently garnered in at the Dixwel avenue district
 In the machines seized it is asserted the uninltiated deposit five cents with the understanding that they may se- cure $1 in return Oftentimes, it is said, that it requires the exchange of S2 for s1. The police say that no one has yet been able to ring down" the machine.
 The devices were in the back part of the saloon and were doing good business when Patrolmen John B. Roach and Owen Welch entered with search warrants.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-29
TO IMPROVE GERMAN NAVY.

Berlin, Nov, 2S-The general discus sion of the budget was begun in the Reichstag to-day Admiral Von Tir- pitz. secretary of the admiralty, re- ferring to the bill to reduce the age of battleships, said that in thls measure the government was only trying to bring the quality of the ships of the navy to the same level as those of other countries: Germany, the admiral explained, has large number of ves- seis which, owing to tie advance in technical improvements no longer meet modern requirements.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-29
FOOTBALL RESULTS.

Denver University 5, Colorado Agri- cultural college o.
 Vanderbilt IT, sewanee 12.
 Nj & J. 19, w, U. of Virginia 5. Pittsburg Western University of Pennsylvania 6, Pennsylvania State College 0.
 Lehigh University 21, Carnegie Tech nical School O.
 At Easton-Lafayette 81, Dickin- son 0.
 At St. Louis-st. Louis s4, Ne braska 4.
 At Lancaster, Pa.--Gettysburg G., Franklin and Marshall o.
 At Lynchburg Va.--Bucknell 2, Washington and Lee o.
 At Norfolk, Va-A. and M. College. North Carolina, 10; University of yir- ginia 4
 At Richmond, va.-Virginia Poly technic 20, University of North Caroii- na s.
 At Washington, D. C.-Georgetown O' George Washington university o.