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and all EscessaTy 0atbUildings well at the door
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

PRESSING FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS COsI-
pei sacrifice 10 quick cash plgchasfr 4 part q
mY holdings ia e3ase corporation. whiea iuciHaeS
among other assists valuable concession az JGulfs-
tcHn Exposition an unusual opportunity 70 secure
large pTohts froH SNAIL Investment. address
URGENT. Herald ofics.
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Somerset Comes Into the AYekteFn
= Pennsylvania Baseball ~
FArRMoNT TO GET PENNANT
For First Half and, .All> the Teams
Will Start Over Again for
Another One.
League


At $imeeting of the magnAtes of
the west PENN 1Leagds held in the
Dispatch audftofidth at Pittsburg yes
terday afternoon it was decided to
take Somerset <ihto the leagGs TO I'LL
the vacancy made by the withdrawal
Of Piedmont about week ag6.SH
The most Important ReEion taken
was the division of the; playing sea-
son into two SEASONS. The present
season will close Sunday and on the
18th Of Juiy an teams viii begin a
new season and the Somerset and
teams at the bottom Of the ladder
Will have a chance to start on an
even basis with the stronger teams.
Fairnaont will get the pennaht for
the first season and 1t is likely that
the rag will be raised at South Side
Park next Monday. A schedule will
be drawn up and adopted for the
new season the latter part of this
week. sl $50
The Piedmont players who DESERT
ed the team in Scottdale last week
were all fined $25 each and suspend
ed until they can show that their ac-
ton was warranted!
The receipts for the Fourth of
July games were divided up and
each club received a good bunch of
money. President Frank j. WEIGH,
of the local association, represented
the interests OF the local club. He
stated on his return that the league
rs in good shape. ;issssss o'1
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THE @DELA YED STEAL

needs looking into and before the sea.
son is over will be used by every club
in the country This play blocks the
sacrifice, something almost impossible
under the old tactics. s=ff
/ With a runner on, second ana first
and no one out, the batter's play is to
sacrifice and move both men up a
base. AS soon as the ball is hunted
toward third the third basennan rushes
for the balTs3 and at the same time the
ShortstPt flIEss out Hdf- t1fff sBARel / Hn-
stead e. ehtSwlPg to FIT pal
Pp "A .tRF9Fs trS the Ish9Ftstop. who has
EPFkrea tie third bag
! LAS tAeI runner doe5hlt need to be
touched. it makes the play sure and
easy for the umpire to decide.
With the, play properly completed
there are sttli two on .hases and one
OUT With the artitiners st6tf6hary. as
before. III u f.rF 'SE1Er
Tenney is given credit for thinking
this playaO1rt. and,it dsta peach.
The Boston club has played it; twice.
EonNe in Philadelphia. and again; lat
Bostens and In each instance the ,ep-
posing team was dumf9upded by, the
ease with. which It was worked.
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ACCORDING TO DOPE
Fairmont Team is Thrashed Again
BY the Beavers.

BEAVER FALLS. Pa, July 10
The twilight game last evening be-
tween Beaver Falls and Fairmont
was won by the home team 8 to 2.
It was characterized by much wrang-
ling and kicking. : Brown was bench
ed and Murphy was put on the
ground. Both pitchers did wen. A
feature was stealing bases by the
home team. Score:
B. Falls II 5000 o "a 3
Fairmont 20 3 O1'o o'f'O o. 6 5
Rapp and White; McFarian and
Connors.
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.'''Rf I'm 3RafF 4 i;a'Ii}''lY
~ oja's IF u because

CONNELLSvILLE, Pa, July 10
Butler played errorless ball yester-
day afternoon but could q not hit
zinn's slow underhand balls. when
he settled down to work with superb
support. Connellsville woutout. TAX
ing the fourth successive game from
Butler. Score: -tIt t-,.
Conn'yille al 90 OO0l#-4 2
Butler ..,!,.2 0OO-2i6 0
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BY TIL r1uRNANE.


t3sa BY TIM r1uRNANE. So
The delayed steal was worked last
season as. never before until with sew
eral teams base, running became one
of tle most Important parts of the
game, and It required clever catcher
to stop It even with sharp, accurate
fhro(yinpf:f E3-5t ttts$ tfsIs.c.
a7 Ever on Tire alert. the runner would
lake the Iimt of ground off first. A
throw III first would see him of for
second. where he would beat the throw
five times ont Of six 49,, ,,7-..,-.,
Then, again, the ,Tpnner would hold
bis ground until the catcher had start
ed the ball back to the pitcher, when
he would dart for isecend. AS the Sec
ond baseman and shortstop were play
ing wide 'anIs deer, 1T Was, race for
the base. with the pitcher hesitating as
to who would take the bail. with. the
chances all In favor of the runner land
ing safe, This play was also tried
aud successfully-with man on third,
the runner making home as the ball
was thrown to second base. The delay
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tBostons sporting editor. president of the
New England league apd member OF the
board Of arbitration OF the National
Assertion cf Fro-e:;S:c.:sl .-,-.scIai
in sta",..3.:-- '.'..s a,.2a = t..so% CT tic
men who H.r" f:,Cilel 10 take t. tail.
and Whit t.aa tsseasea we're sizing 10
the situation tae tue r;.4iers wee
making ground on either or both caG ,
of the pay.
y wide awake lot OF players Oh the
bases. willing to take chance. will
defent q team of sluGrcrs in seasons
play. E;lse running Is tic purest sci
ence OF the sr'r-:a aui the most pic
turesquc department..
The double steal. the delayed steal
and thgi stGtt Whcn the hits9y in fight
is hard :s"3i%lip- bear ;sFJ e=3ls"!aA
50 II the taroAine is not hbotsa t."
average.
With base runners for opponents the
strongest teams. viii have to keep, II
sharp, lookout, for, a fine base runner is
more dreaded when he comes to the
bat than the heaviest Singer in the
business.
/ Base running has been overlooked by
too many baseball managers of the
present time sl
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cniRss j BP sSs's56''i
cIncsnna i Al 8ostop.
Es9 Lduis AZ New 3ork.
I Pittsbutg aARhilsdsiphia.
American.
New York at DETROIT, ~
Boston sg: IT Cleveland r.ai,at
-.HIyl u RETtIlf'
GRAFTON ELlKs. DRUBBED.
American.

TERRA ALTA, July 1e-The
Grafton Elks and Terra Alta. played
yesterday a one-sided game Of base
ball at Terra Alta, the. score being
20 to 2 IN favor OF Terra Alta. Ter
ra Alta has one of the strongest
teams around this section this year.
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PuItiam PremuIaates.

President Puliiami of the National
league has offtciafly promulgated the
following releases9I BY Philadelphia TO
ST. Louis. John @; Lush; by ST. Louis
to Philadelphia: Charles E. Brown. by
Philadelphia to, Baltimore. John ]. Nc
Closkey: by PittsburE to .Johnstown.
James w. Brady: by st. Louis to VIII
mington. Harry Arndt
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JOHNNY .REIEF, HORSE PILOT.
Jockey, Received $4,000 Cash ecnu.
For Winning Enolish Derby.

Johnny Relff5 has made himself a
much. envied lad by his capture of the
English Derby. on Richard Croker's
Orby: ftssIJ ,:1.it 'ETtsl=it.
IS, The English nabobs must feel deeply
chagriedi TO seer their greatest turf
prize carried. Off by an, American own
er, an American rider and an Irish
bred horse.
Probably the next thing we hear
some I'rtnchman VIII hive crowned
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GIartsburg Takes a Wen Played
sevenvInning Game in ~ i
the Twilight.
GALBRAITH PITCHES NICELY
And His Opponent Holds Visitors
Down to the Same Small
Number of Hits.

RHEBtSSgpuRd Pa Gply 10
west PENN este sahs Oft victor
ious II the sohteA With the Greenies
here yesterday evening, the game
being played at twilight.
Galbraith was In the box for
.ClaTksburgI ana as usual he, qwirled
splendfdly holding the Opposing
players down. to four hits. Powell
did the siaB! work for :the Greenies
and he, too, pitched fine game keep
ing the hits down to only four. The
Clafksburg playeFs managed to make
the hits they got more effective.
Both teams evened up on errors and
the game was we'll played through
out. It went seven innings by pre-,
arrangement 5tt $3.50
The score by innings was as fol-
lows: l=@
clarksburg. % TT o o, eoLs 4 1.
Greensburg TO 900 o OF a /.
Galbraith and Terril; ;Powef and
Reed. Faf
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himself Prince of Wales aud appointed
Russian admiral guardian of the
royal seal. 1s
Orby was third choice in the. betting
at to / ngalnst He was perfectly
riddeFn4 BY Rein and won web II hand.
has already. two Derbys to his credit,
had mount. but finished among the
also rams.
Reif, it, lis reported. received aIgtft
offs o.oe0 In, cash from Ne. Croker as
a reward, for his excellent work. in
addition to, tie large amount promised
him for acrent!ng the mount.
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TENNEY's CLEVER TRICK.

Boston National csptSi6 Hal, a Scheme
.:.f . to Block Sacrifice Hit, 81
Fred TenneS and his Boston Nation
al PLAYERS have DEVELOPED play that
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Pitcher Elmer Strickett OF Brooklyn,
who claims the invention OF the spit
ball is a former Washburn college
pitcher .aslIi.I Il 49,
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VAC AAAtlI EGNo mn " al LILY u " my
what the rsce track habitnes cali "big
money"
|, Nasz5IEFo is diver who combines
discretion with Daring. Ills victory
WINS not surprising, as recently he I'm
Ished ysecoud-.in the largo FIorfo race
In Sicily.
Navarro swell known in this eoun-
try, having beea twice competitor
In the Vanderbilt cup race, finishing
sixth last year: Ills, most recent sue.
cess Yves in the famous largo FIorio
c"ates: lie WIS SeconF in the Grand
PriS last year.
The Italian plot drove his car. over
the hills ;scsi IC,.d OF the route at Rfty-
three mixes an hour, covering the POI
milo. lc::cait IN ; hours 20 minutes 10
seconds
IIautyns. 4 Belgian. landed his pipe
machine second in 8 hours 30 minutes
10 seconds. tiEr
Ulysses ,,.th ais great bow thht nobody
but himself Sould bend and Laporte OF
the New, York Highlanders with his
mighty bat that nob7dy else could sv:ng
tleaN1nR out HhEs WatSner) nre two hero
&c hEures In ancient npd modern history.
When Liipor;e leans against that bit of
leather with ilils huge cI6b something is
bound % ield.=7FroFr Exchange. .l
Where does Larry Lajoie come In?
Or bow about Bin Bradley, Larry's
team mate mt cleveland? or maybe
Frank Bowernan' or the New York Ma
ttonals hasn't mn arm IKE an ocean
liners shaft Then. again, can any
one rightfully call Socks" SeyboId' of
the fRhlladeiphIa Athletics consump-
live? WILLIE WEST
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7ff1sf11i Short LIN. Goal Co,
Room 42s, ai}53S .; Fourth. floor
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= Star Rig Reel & Supply Co.,,
a. ft1n, and, Gas Well
Contractors Supplies,
Room 423, Fourth hoor-
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Pittsbafg & iFaIrmont Fuel CO.;
,ifaEts,cF oEE ~ Fifth fooS'
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81. Pardes-Curtin Lumber Co.,
Rooms 754-57s, Seventh aoora
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Dr. b. PiishuttIew9-thy Jr.I
seftit25p it.cc Physictan. fst-
Rooms, 312-313. an,fa Third foo
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rs 2 ~ Men a. .oliIl, ~ sea
Pr r siAttofnsysRt=.Law, .'ii1ife
Room 207,s eie III Second hoors.
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a H. 20 Sperry,, & Sperry,. ...tti,6
49, ,Attorneys-at-LRw, ..,{
Rooms 23s4293 7s-204. Second floor
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=. Richards Constructions Co..
Ia rs Contractors, 414r.,,
looms 646-f45, 1915. Sixth floor,
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Is wv. Frank Stout. ~
..ss.i Attorney-a Law.
Room 317, RI III Third aoor-
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IN National Cash, Register Co..
~, o., M e r nj ! Floor.
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/ 4 .,.ig;l Richard Scott,
General Contractor,
Room 321. Third floor
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GREESLAwN

4 beautifuI and well kept cerne-
terry near the city. All lots. under
perpetual care. Tn.sls what that
means, perpetual care For any In
formation desired caIi $50 W. Main
ST., the cemetery, or 217 Home
phone. .-.... -i.s
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II w. H. Taylor. g
80 yia Lawyer
Room 4S2, Fourth floor
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VIM. H. Polling, :. ufs
.a...os;z - LAWYER a,s,5,.sll, a..
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Metropolitan Lite, Insurance Co..
Life InBufance,
Suite !s1b, = 2 ito Third Hoos,-
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Scientific Baseball Trick De-
scribed by Expert Murnane.
RUNNER TAKES WIDE LEAD.

"a Wide Awake Lot of Players on the
Bases Can Defeat Team of Slug
ssp," Says. the Famous Veteran
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i,so sd HIM. Patterson,
Room sss .hsSset' SIKH neoss
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90 o'Gara Coal Mining CO., 'aSa
Room 49S;, ii's sSaA Fourth Hoora-
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- . > :"
STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS. :
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- O.-& r..

Youngstown 4, Lancaster o.
Akron 8, New Castle o.
Newark 3, Sharon O.
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/ A cleansing. clean. cooling. sooth-
ing. heaif1g household remedy IS De-
WITT carbolized WITCH Ha0el salyee
Sold by All druggists:
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-5' Lynch, Elliott & Lynch,
Real Estate AID Goal LANDS
Room S199aoE az ~ Third doc.
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B. F. Thompson,
Attorney-at Law,
Room I29, 2fA Fourth door
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swEEF MELopN FlogR.
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I. I, Holmboe & Lamerty.
Rooms 1924 Seventh floor
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DR.. Z. "a. I'm DR.! s. M. Mason
s'issan Physicians,
Rooms 201-2a2.liL Second floor
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East Liverpool 5. GAINESVILLE 8.
Uniontown 10, Charleroi 4. 5
Washington 3, Braddock 2.
McKeesport IA, Steubenville 4.
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Eme4 IsisiekIItt..

Harry Arndt.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-03-21
Keep the Beaches Clean.
tho nhila llo Hn-

IDulItliH.
according to an official statement
just made public. Secretary Taft holds
the opinion that the Jurisdiction OF the
can be extended at sea
beyond the three-mile limit in order to
prevent the dumping Of the refuse OF
a great city in waters so close to the
shore land that the tides will bring IL
to land again.
This is an issue of Importance To ou-
nler0us summer resorts along the New
Jersey coast. and Mr.. Taft's interpre-
tation OF federal power Is said to have.
Deen IN respons to a request by Sem,
ator kean of that state. AS a result
OF laziness or Indifference on The part
or the men who handle the barges
which pass out to sea carrying the gar
bage OF New York the stuff for years
mas been dumped only a short distance
OUTSIDE the harbor. where the winds
waves have often distributed it
along the bathing beaches Of New Jer-
sey, seriously interfering with the en-
toyment OF multitudes of bathers dIIr-
ing the summer, and at times even
constituting a menace to health.
If 1t is true that the national autl,orl.
ties are invested with the right to com.
pei the Dads of these barges to be
taken so far out before they are
dropped that there will be no danger
OF their returning. that
should be exercised whenever neces-
sary. 1t is primarily the business OF
New YORK officials to see that the gar
nage is disposed of in such a manner
mat IL cannot become a nuisance. Fail
ure on their part to discourage this
junction ought to be followed by
prompt n efficient federal action.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-03-21

Al the Needles lighthouse. Isle of
wight. there ha: Sosn placed q sc.
! ieea trumpets which give II blast
that a be heard ten mi,es-treble tho
distance o. the old fog-beil signal.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-03
Survival Of the Eft.

What will induce the well.to-do TO
have more children is an increasing
sense Of their own individual welfare.
The considerations which prevent such
persons from having families Of more
natural size are those of crude, ma.
terial amusement or else those OF half.
baked ideas of culture and develop
ment. II our well.to-do people are on
the eve OF somewhat ripper education,
as we believe they are. the size of the
family will increase just as living In
the country, interest In beauty. free
dom from the need OF hectic amuse-
ment, and other signs Of choicer
standards are increasing. We have
been rather grossly preoccupied with
material accoutrements, says Golfers.
We have had fierce attack q CAD
ding" Our women have been carried
into fantastic absurdities by the novel
toys that have become accessible to
them. We prophesy that the wealthy
woman whose thought Is devoted to
chasing interesting things to do, or
wishing she could write books or paint
pictures, will soon be as ridiculous
among educated Americans as DR..
Johnson's dancing dog. Let those
families die out which are most inter-
ested in luxury or vanity or shallow
freedom from responsibility: why not?
Their place will be taken BY those
which tend, like evolution, toward diff
fersntation of the sexes, not toward A
fight against the difference and It's
consequences.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-03
Aerial TRANSPORTATION In 1914.

When Prof. Alexander Graham Bell
says 1t Is only question of a brief
period when there will be a perfected
type Of airship. by which II will be
possible to cross the Atlantic In less
than 20 hours, the rest of human kind
will listen without contradicting, not
outstanding the apparent wildness of
the prophecy. For Prof. Bell Is a
dreamer who has had a remarkable
dream to come true. The United
States supreme court decided that he
is the inventor of the telephone. The
man who conceived the telephone, and
brought 1t to degree of perfection
that rendered it adaptable to every
day uses, will be listened to with re-
spect when he declares that swift and
controlled air navigation is only a lit
tie way ahead. Very likely, remarks
Baltimore American, there will be lines
Of airships delivering passengers In
our Banner exposition in the year
1914. Prof. Bell predicts that the per-
fected airship will rush with a speed
of 200 miles an hour. At such a speed
Of getting there New York will be only
one hour from our fair grounds, and
London and Paris not over 16 hours
away.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-03

A boiler 10 one OF the eoaserys-
tories Of G. n. Kellogg at Pleasant
Hill, exploded one day last week,
destroying about hall OF the big
plant, causing q reported loss OF
$35, 900. The explosion occurred In
the rose and carnation division OF
the big plant. About so, 900 square
ieet OF glass was shattered and tim
bers and pieces OF boiler iron were
scattered In every direction. For
tunately no one was injured. Mr..
Kellogg put small army Of men at
work TO repair the damages, as the
loss Of his plants would entail a still
greater damage.
On farm near Slater is herd OF
elk. One OF these recently became
vicious and killed another. whereup-
on the farmer decided to dehorn the
dangerous one. The animal showed
such eagerness to do battle, how
ever, that the would. be dehorner pre-
ierred the outside OF the rail fence.
Finally the elk ran into a suspended
moose the rope to which extended be.
yond the fence. This only iniuriated
II more and regardless Of the ic:re IL
charged Rails we're sen. lying, but
the impact broke the elk's neck. Il
had magnificent sntlers, which were
sent to Kansas City to be mounted.
Sheriff Beard brought Clark SprouI
before the Probate court on Wednes-
day morning on an insanity charge.
He wanted to employ lawyer and
fight the proceedings and was given
until October 10th so prepare for
trial. Clark Il lsboring under she
halluciuat'on that this old world has
or Is about to slip a cog, and 1t de-
wolves upon him, through Divine In
spiration to set thing right. He
claims t. be q student OF the Dutton
Divine. Spiritual Decision theory. He
has visited every successive prose.
cutting attorney and circuit Judge for
years and laid out his plans and
theories. He at one time secured On
audience with Judge Phillips, OF the
Federal Court at Kansas City, and
later called on Governor Folk. He
imagines he Is being prosecuted by
moneyed interests of the world, head
ed by Belmont, Morgan, Rockefeller
and Others. He Is well supplied with
literature, printed matter OF all the
proceedings that have been brought
against him, and talks fuently upon
his theories.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-10-03

The first number Of the winter lee
ture course win be the LABEL Fox
Concert Company, at the Opera
House next Wednesday evening,
October 9sh. This company comes
highly recommended by the press.
Stratford (0nt.) Beacon says: cit
was indeed a rare trsst that was Civ
en- at the Theatre Albert last night
by the LaDell-F OF Concert Company,
In the second number of she Massey
Hall course. The program was q
most entertaining one throughout. I"
Season ticket TO the full lecture
course, Ave numbers, can be had for
81 so. by apply 10 Prof Burke. SIM
gle number 80 cents. These lecture
courses in the past have proved very
interesting winter entertainments.