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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-12
Notice to Contractors

Sealed bids will be received by tae
school board OF Marie School District.
No. II, in the county Of Emmons anu
state OF North Dakota, upto : 9 clgch
p. m. Of Friday, the 18th day OF ne
cember, 1907, for the erection q IVY
sch0ol-houses in said Marie scll9os
District.
Envelopes containing bids must .
marked bids for School-houses. anu
must be addressed to w. i. McV'ui'e.
clerk Of said Marie School pistIlels
No. II, Marie, n. y.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at the residence Of the clerk, on llls
n. E. / Of Sec. p, Twp. 1873, Rye. e.
The successful bidder will be re-
quired to furnish q bond for the lil'ii-
ful perftI nance OF his contract
The board reserves the right to ~
ject any or all bids.
BY order OF the board Of direc'4> e
Marie School District, No. Il.
Dated November 5, 1907.
[nov 7.dec l2l ". +. MCGUIRE.
District Clefs
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-12
SCHOOL NOTES.
Esr Week Esdtss Friday. Dec. :


-
| WIT sc''oo''
me Les.0 c'ss " o"1k eAs
vosk - ~
| The physiology Class has ronnoeo
out It, review quite fully.
The history class h studying The De.
velopment Of the country from $50 to
1870.
The artthnseie clan , nou study
| ing The metric system" Of neosure-
ment-
The fntermediatee ssen 10 be doing
excellent york In Englisb. This gives
IN excellent tsaining for future work
IN high-sehool rhetoric.
TIE bookkeepine clan IS working
hasd. lately. The pupils remaioed
until sfter . O'Clock Thursday nseht
| To elo,e mn ! set Of hooks
-. ,,,.,o,,. .,... h. s,.rtea IL
,nd- - nses.c. ..ch,Ia-.s ~. >
r e. $50 .,.d,,n. ..Tf. R.sentials
- T,,.... !. "a -. mt ,hem IN .
1870, ~.
~. ,,.. 49, ~. hen !, verv hard
-. =. -. ,,,s....s,,,l mt the mn.
N. al ..s,e "a ~. IN. ..st,cktoit-
i,.nee... 80 connts - the old nor.
~, cr.<,dert .sd
- u $500,
0S' -. 800 49,. ~.
.s' - ~ . :. ..... .,.,.
800 sn... s,-..s s'
- =. .. s.. :. -. ~,
80 y . ' :" 80 -
AAss - - '''o's '>D''''
Aitef Cnfissmas sne sesentn 400
eEnso 9FeoeS uAi g 10 cs'siee u '..s
oev teacher. re nave sesetA .pps'-
cations ca ne. ana nope 70 gel s.s
os1 poasose 1ne e'Rn1n elsoe ".
san Dc " the n,en-seoooi loom suu
the seventh wlii remain ne grammar
room 4ne eIt0 WiiI o moveo Up %
~ Hoo9S soo0s Aaso- we sfe OVER
cfOooeo, aoo u No0 = NsOuen We
o'd senooi- mouse VIII nave 10 oe n1eo
up next year fos one OF the foomA-
The matter Of sending pupils away
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-12

,Netlee q Commstafioa Flaal preof.
DEPARTnsNr OF 1HE IHgnRIOR.
LAID OrsICl At BIeNAaCK, n. b.
November I. III.
Notice Il hereby given that
FRED BRAUN,
OF Hague. n: D.. has aled notice OF Ills In
eentl0n 70 make cOmmutation 6nal proof Ia
support OF his CLAIM. viz:
Homestead Entry No. Sl3si, msde MAY
9, lsos. for the 8. u ON. ". X aud Il. i q
T. ~ =: q eec H. Twp. la n, Rye. q
And that said proof will DO made before l..
q: Heathcrhy, United States Commissioner,
" Linton. N. D.. on December n, 1901
BE names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon and culti.
walton OF the land, viz:
Emil Qaade. Of Hague. y. ID.
Th0mae Shea, OF Hague, n. ID.
Victor johnson, OF Ha4ue n. ID.
Bailey Page, of Hague, n. ID.
y. H. JEWELL. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-12

Notice % co00utoe)oo Hlaal prooe.
DnPAnFnsx1 OF TIE IxTEnloR.
LAND OFFICE At Ble1AnC4, n. D.,
NOvomheP ., lS05.
Notic. 10 hereby sivca that
OLIVER q. SCOTT.
OF Winchester, y. d. hrs alcd notlce Of kls
Intention 10 mako cOWmutatlOn 0nal proof
In support Of his claim. vtx.:
Homsstead Eatry No. ahseo. made Jslx 8
\ - See. 20. Twp. 10 n. Rec. q ~. %
Fifth T.. NJ.
AND that said proof will be nads besoso
o.. =, i.iusne nIscG sssscs co@esssson-
lie names the following Witnesses 70 peovc
MS. continuous rexldcnce upon aud cnttiva.
ton OF the land. viz:
Timer finer a; Aaderson. Of L.nton. N. D.
i,noMxS !. Richardson, Of Winchoosor n. D ;;
WWs,sxtey =; rettis. Of Winchester. y. D.
"sShew Nicssn. Of Winchestes, 4. b.
y. u. JEWELL. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-12
lstsr.sllsts Reeaa.

In the fonrth.grade spelling con-
test, Friday afternoon, Margaret Mac
nlder won first place.
Mr.. Hayward, higll-school inspector,
visited our tifth-grade English and
the high school music class.
Mrs. Macnider and Mrs. Rocks spent
the entire morning session with Us,
"Wednesday. That Is tile kind Of vis.
us We should like 10 have from all the
parents. 1t gives one better idea Of
what we are doing than short visit
does. Morning is good time TO visit
US, Is the children feel fresh and do
better work then than In the after.
moor.
| We feel proud Of our tifth.yrade
journal Junior story writers. Va
have had stories printed almost eyery
week that We have sent In amy. ami
Tor 81 small u grade, where there are
% few stories to select from, this |,
doing exceptionally we'll. This weet
Emerson Martin won a prixe-l mic
ture for our +, ON. We all feel YER,
happy and very proud Of Emerson.
Primary Room.
Our sand-aab,e now shows a w,ute
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-12

~The First Bank Of Linton, Lin
ton, n. D.. has real-estate money 70
loan ON good farm lands, three to five
yeavs.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-12

Mr.. Hayward visited the seventh.
grade arithmetic class, Wednesday
morning.
There we're only two perfect spellen
In the sixth this week Gerhard
BuDge and May Raven.
Theodore Lane and Ray Moore ha 50
been absent the greater part Of the
week. We hope they may ICON join u.
The sixth grade have finished rad
Ing Ruskin's liking of the Golden
River. They are now dramatizina
portions OF IT.
Dorothy File enrolled In the seventh
grade last Monday. We ere glad Ia
have her with Us, and hope that she
will enjoy her work here.
The seventh-grade arithmetic class
have finished measurement Of solids
and surfaces. Monday morning they
begin the fundamental PROCESSES Of
den0minate numbers.
News Items" Thusooay morning
were very good and we'll given. W.
hope In this way to become acquAint-
ed with some Of the current events
which are masking history.
The sixth grammar-claSs are learn.
Ing paul Rsvepe's Ride" They ind
this POEM especially interesting, q
they have recently studied the even q
with which II Ii connected, In their
history work.
May Raven and Donald Paul, OF the
sixth grade, chOSe sides for . spelling
contest last Friday afternoon. May'l
side won by one score. The contest
showed that many Of our weak spellerl
have been ealing strength the past
month.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-12
Notjce % Flve.Ysas Flaol prool.
DEPAnrAENf OF 1nB Inz1llOR,
LAND OFFICE At BI0MAnCK, n. H.,
November 8. 1907

LAID OrFICE At BIsMAnCK, n. r.,
November 8, 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that
LORENZ NA6SET,
OF Linton, n. D., has Aled notice Of his
intention TO make 6ve-yexr 6nal proof IL
support q his claim. vix.:
Homestead Entry No: 1871 made January
OF 8. ". u Of Sec. A.Twp. lSl n. RRe. -
And that said proof will be made before
c g ~. Gsrey sna cen
D.. ct Linton, N. D.. on December %. 1907.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuttiva-
tiOn OF said land. Wig:
2 sss.s ss:I Rsss:: E l. s;ss
LOrenx Masset, OF Luton, n. ID.
Kasper Burgad. Of Linton. n. ID.
Nh. JEWELL. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-12

::t!!ss.ses e. ~ his ssoei bsssas described
Al':s: g; .S:-e e..ss. se:.:. soa right
Ali g. '''''A-v'''s.' Cattle = . ''.a'
Aa1suA y. n-Dals. Cattle bfea1ed .K
soall siis q above brand. On left cheek.
s.fs a ! Hs. 8. 81, l l;s.oa. Cattle and
Baker. W.-Laveaa. Ceatla. W On left hip;
ct. Hcssss.7 @ Ssft ssouider. ''''''''
49,. Aaas-aull; osss's. 40 0stssa ~
80 On lsi IT'D :ids sna Horses
hofssA = ) o left Zip.
oaxAR. wa.-1saadsek. Aesso and sassls, y
. - 49, 9 hiI: - sssip sut on
s4ght hip.
Bassa0A Jaass-LAveas. Oassss. a % nett hip.
asssA Qes ~ tAisA.
Dsu0Dsl o-Weseaold. 0hoep. aoeeh IN III Be
- efvsehsss 81 Nh 80 st eve.
Csask. SosspA-Dals. Caat,s. &C o. Isfs hip.
Hosses, same brand o. left shoulder.
Conpa4a. Ahsl-wess1eld. Cattle, A and K
c0mne1eq % right Dip:
assA II - len shoulAss.
Day,: Bros. Beaver Greek STOCK Farml-
LIZ na''.' Cattle and horses on right
q i Il hip. ''s''' '>'''s' s'1''0s' =
- = go ) % sssss ode. ssssseS., 81 %
beSt ehoal1es.
Deeahseb. lo.i.- wsaAsld. Cattle. 70 CON.
s. asssss g. 3. =, 49, Is . e r."
Frederick: Jas.-Haselton. Cattle. - on
0oslenour. yohn-Blsmarck Cattle have
Bs 49,. Sys 3 r.. 3 e.. .loscha'n Hook
psaytsk, H.-wa.elssd. caaa,s, i a "a Ia hip.
0roea, w. P.-Hsil. Cattle, W e On sighs
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lconbinatioa q and j. on right hip. :
Int Ys!dt, A.-waa1sld. .ahssp, can .split sr.
saFss vstiss = ''S'''
k'. ss. sse F a A. "a ~; Cattle and
Kart. q s. Easss,ton =. Cattle and horses.
az, q. e. ~,
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r,l.s.,, s - 1".s - ~ o.D: c.
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s.;:sl ,v.i;E -. . c.:s,:; Q
NaAAsn, c.-wtseaa cssa,e. N {lasgs. with
go eesse.l g - 80 Horses. same
! O'Flynp, John-Winons. Cattle. o r on left
snoulder. Horses. = on left hip.
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MP.
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-12
CHANGED OWNERS.



b United States to william
Peten, . y a. Of 3S-l36-74. -.
b United States to KathaSi-
~ Kraft, hf ofn wqr and
hf Of = Or Of 4-l30-77.. -.
b United States 70 Johann
volk, lot ! and 8 hf Of ne
ar Of 2s131-7e. ............ 49,.
b United States to Frank c.
Bell, . e ar Of l2-l33-n. 80.
3 GATED GkAtes - Heinrich
Steinhaues, . hf Of ~ or
and y BIT Of . e ar Of e-13l-
49,.
b United States TO Stanis-
lans Na0et, hf ofse or
and 8 hf Of ~ or Of H.
1918. ................ 49,.
b Gated STATES to Re0anus
Wagner, q e ar OF 6-130-76 49,.
. United States TO John 81.
Coooen, ne ar Of 8 e or Of
eA-l30-7o and lots 2. 3 and 4
Of 19-l30-7s .............. 90.
. United States to John Jen.
nsr, hf Of s y Or and hf
off e ar Of 3s-l32-79...... 49,.
. United States to John Pos
tie, lot 2 and e or OF y
or and y hf Of q e ar Of
30-l3l-7s. .............. go.
Z United States TO heirs Of
Annie Mikalson, . hiof sw
Or, nwqr Of 5 y grand 3 y
Or Of y Or Of 26-13l-7e... 49,.
. United States to Joseph
Keller, e hf Of q y ar and
hf Of > y Or Of 24-13l-77.. 90.
. United States to Eva Pet
efDo0, y or Of l4-l35-74.. 49,.
. Cntted States to Arbie
Daniel Sanden, 8 . Of OF
1O-l30-4. ..........
. United States to Floyd A.
Bier. swqr Of NJ Or and
lots 2, ; and 1 Of 4-l3l-75.. 49,.
y. r. Railway Company 10
William G. Hoerr, neqr
Of 35-l33-7e. . 60
n. r. Railway Company to
Sebastian Bsumau. a q ar
-apN nAa - 400
n. r. Railway Company to
Sebastian Bauman. wor
Of ll-l3l-76 $50
Joeeph Buread and wife To
Franz RohrIcb. : If ofse
az. vor.of : ear andsw
orof q : ar OFF,. l3I.77 28m
Albert c. Rsmele 20 II. 4.
Armstfoce. undivided ! n.
terest n ! : ar a 3O-la4.78
and = cor. AZ ii .l3A.78 1600
Arthur ~. Wrlrht "a Tins
ana WIN. Jones. fraction
ofn . az AZ 5.1as-7s iAaA
Dusajd Camptall and vifeto
Carl Gronau. lots Il to a.
block /: lots / "a % hlock
.: lots i "a n. h,ock !. an
n tn town AZ Kintvre r
Dneald C.annhall ana ,r,se
MG.rl (3ronau avor ~
ak.,aa-sA !,
n,,sald C.mni,aIland ,s,e. -
Carl Gronsu. I'M ! ANA 4
ana ]. ~ ~ = vnr ~ 1.1as
q. lote 3. 4 and I - 2.Ias.
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-12

Notice Of cemautatjon Flaal prool.
DkPARrMEM1 or Fun INzRlIOR.
LAND OFFICE 1t BISMARCK, n. d..
October &, l30.
Notice il hereby given thst
HEINRICH BALLET,
OF Luton. n. D.. has Aled notice Of his In.
tentlOn to make Communication anal proof
ia support Of his claim, VS.:
Homestead Entry No. s6474. made November
=, l008, for lots and I. and 8. y Of N.
Fifth r =. NJ f.. . 1Vp' - NJ Ase : - .
And that said proof will b made befoga r.
g. Rocks, clerk Of the district court OF EN-
mons county. N. D., ct Linton, N. D., on De.
cember la 1907.
as the .s:asss .sd
ton Of the land. viz: .
Heinrich Nathan. Of Linton. n. D.
A. ". Sims, Of Linton, n. d.
Jakob SchAeSef, OF Linton, n. ID.
Heinrich schaefer. Of Linton. n. d.
NH. JEWELL. Register.
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&C: NV. .sss 4. 70. .l i
10 thie eoluD1.1
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-12
Or. w. G. WoLvERTosl
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
LINTON. North DAKOTA

Diseases Of the Eye gfves special Atsensses
Orv1cs Al RLAnGa1ys PnAnnAcY.
Pbopes: OAee y Red: Residence. = oiue
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-12

Primary Room.
Our sand-sab'e now shows a winter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-21
EXCLUSIVE, DoNcHER KNOW.
Henley Stewards Will Allow No Wis.
itors to Compete In 1908.

Thn astnnighinr announcement /.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-21
; DAYS DOINGS in THE WORLD OF SPORTS
MANY GOOD BOUTS.
Numerous Events are Scheduled, In
Guiding a Championship Fight.

While no titles are at stake ~ me
battles between Jimmy Gardner anu
Harry Lewis in Denver tomorrow night
ana Johnny Summers Of England ana
Tommy Murphy in Philadelphia
Wednesday night they are the lstic
events of the week that have IA" al
tention Of the fans.
Though Abe Attcl will defend ms
frarhcrwciaht title against kli 500
mon in Los Angeles Friday night. not a
sport III the East has mentioned IT. IL
is considered an easy win for Atteii'
hut thcre is doubt in the minds Of the
fans as to the winners IN the other two
bouts.
Lewis has developed wonderfully
since he has been seen in the Fast. but
the sports cannot figure why he should
be 1O-to-7 favorite over Gardner IL
everything is to be on the level.
The Denver referees are noted for
giving raw decisions. one or the worst
being that against Mike Sullivan when
he fought Lewis. The same referee is
to be the third man in the ring again
tomorrow night and the sports are a
bit shy about making any play on the
bout.
On form Gardner ought 10 beat Lewis.
with all his Improvement, but followers
of the game are cautions about making
any predictions.
Johnny Summers. the English light
weight, who is to measure his skill
against that of Tommy Murphy the
idol Of the New York sports, has the
fans guessing Generally the reports
that come from England about a fight
er are not given much consideration
here, but the stories about Summers are
regarded as good.
That he is a better boxer than Spike
Robson, the other English boxer who
bestad Murphy once in Philadelphia. is
an assured fact. He is not snowy
boxer. but a thorough fighter and keeps
boring in all the time. He is clever and
can wallOp with both hands from most
any position.
summers can get $4,000 backing
against Nelson, and when the latter was
in England an offer was made to the
Rattler. While the latter said he would
take on Summers he jumped back to
TINS country. It was mainly to get on
match with Nelson that Summers
came to this country. ana if he lives
up to his reputation Wednesday night
ne may get the chance.
Rouse O'Brien, the South Boston
boxer, whose skill with the gloves
created such a sensation in New York
last week, will be busy boy this
week. He has three bouts on in New
York, and as he is now going in good
form he will outshme his opponents
though they are tough ones.
Bill Papkc. the Western middle
weight. who has Conc good work in the
snort time he has been III the arena.
VIII have another hard contest to fill
IN Davenport tomorrow night, when he
meets Tony Caroni. III the snIni-final
Cnholz, the South African champion,
WI g against Collins, clever colored
lightweight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-21
Wednesday and Thursday
at League Park.
Philadelphia Giants Will Play
The Augusta Team.
Games at 3.30-.Gibhs Wants Re-
venge on Colored Boys.

On Wednesday and Thursday of this
week the baseball enthusiasts of An
gusta and vicinity will have their first
first chance to see the new Augusta
State League team in action. The
Philadelphia Giants Will be the oppos-
ing aggregation and the game will be
played on the new league grounds
near the car barn on the Hallowell
road The games vii! be called at $50
ana if the weather is at all inviting
there will doubtless be a large crowd
in attendance.
AS the time for the opening of the
regular league schedule draws near in
tercst in the game is increasing and
everybody wants to see what kind Of a
game can be put up by 'the Senator's
as they are calling Augustus new
league team. The Philadelphia Giants
are famous ballplayers and have made
a reputation as one of the fastest in
dependent teams in the country. Last
year they made a record OF winning
100 ont Of 40 games played and are
starting in at the same pace this
spring, having beaten the BROOKLYN
Nationals ana most of the teams in
the Eastern and New England leagues.
Since their arrival on their present trip
IN Maine they have defeated Portland
twice and Waterville twice and arc
now over III Bangor doing things to the
team in that city.
1t VIII be up to Augusta Wednesday
and Thursday to interrupt their win
nlnS streak. Fred Gibbs will pitch for
me Augusta team and will endeayor
70 get revenge uponithe colored lads
from Philadelphia fof the beating they
gave nm last week when he pitched
Tor Portland in the game against them.
re was given horribly poor support in
mat game and Augusta has a much
faster fielding team than Portland had
managed to get together at that time
dlhbs moreover, is in much better con
dltion now, ana if tho Philadclnhia
giants win their game here thcy Will
nave 70 so faster than they have VA
some since visiting this corner If tbn
Union. Either Dupcc or Remission viii
pitch the other game. nprhaps div;dinar
y between them. Everybody viii III
sl'd \" See kenniston again in the box
1T Augusta Augustus victory over
iE"r laSt saturday shows that
-'I'i'''6'r Wreath is getting together n
80 aggregation Of hall-playcrs and
mere Il every prospect that this civ
WI See some Of the livclicst basabaiI
~ lhc memory Uf the oldest inhabit-
ants.
MIX" Your plans. therefore. IA IA
,he games at The new lcaruc pro,,,d.
Wednesday ana Thursday afternon,,e
Not only are the PhiladcIphia Giant
great bali-players. but being co,oro5
ooSH WIN Keen sense Of humor their
.,,lfts al"h" are said to be well worth
me price OF admission.
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OFFICIAL ENTRIES
Show That Ten University Crews Are
Entered for American Henley.

Philadelphia, May 2O-The atten-
ton IF the rowing world is now cen
tered On the fifth annual regatta Of
the American Rowing Association to
ne held on the Schuylkill next Satur-
day. The entries for the meeting we're
announced Sunday night.
The feature this year is the unusual
~ large number Of college crews and
outaId" crews. The Georgetown sec
ond Varsity will come up for the Jun
ior collegiate race in which the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania. Cornell Harvard
and Yale are the other entries. This
IS Georgctown's first competition in
this regatta.
The University Of Pennsylvania will
have five crews on the water and Har-
ward two. This will insure 10 univer-
sity crews in competition, greater
number Of collegians than will be
brought together in any other regatta
Of II" year with the exception Of the
Poughkccpsie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-21
BOXING NOTES,

FREDDY Cole, the indianapolis fcath-
erWelght, and Walter Little of Chicago
nave been matched to cross arms for
~ rounds at catchwcights before the
.. Joe Athletic Club Of Fort Wayne
ma tonight. This will be thcir
second meeting. the previous contest
gong TO draw after II hard rounds.
Inc winner Of this contest may be
matched to meet Matty baldwin ut this
same club about the last Of the month.
Alter an argument lasting for DAYS
or ever SINCE the fighters have been ~
ohapah, New, the managers Of Mar
YIN Hart and Mike Schrcck have
aErccd on George Silcr Of Chicago rs
rei"r"c' Hart and his party held ont
20 me end for Siler although the cpb
nag mad" otto Floto Of Denver the
oiticlal referee and threatened to can
on ne match unless Hart agreed IA
tak" him. The Schreck party Was sat-
i"fi"1 with either man.
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WILL MEET kANALY.
Champion Shrii!3b VIII Run Against
Colby College Coach.

Boston. May 2o-Alfrcd Shrubb, the
worlds champion distance runner will
meet Frank NJ. nanalT. undoubtedly
the fastest American professional dis
t;nce runner, in Il match race at the
picnic vi the Knights uf st Einbar on
May 81. if present plans a. not mis-
carry. Such q match has boon suggest
cd and will probably ~ arranged.
kanaly las hc"n i'll Maine f,r some
weeks training The colby C"it-" ath-
letcS for The Maine int,r,un ..ltv .,th-
lctic meet held last SATURDAY, ;uld is
expected home soon. Shrubb was to
come over from New York and is TO
be put up al the b. A. \.
Shrubb. Of course. must meet KanIIr.
Williams and others Vi that class, as
Lpngbnat IS an amateur ahJ sure to
stay in the amateur ranks FIR some
time 10 come. OF all tn sc Professional
runners. kanaly. when right. is the
best and is the only man in sight VINO
could give Shrubb any KIM W. race
II the race cannot IL arranged f"r
tie Knights Of st. finh.g ..irni". it is
not unlikely that it Will hc hclI with
other athletic games un,l,r the joint
management Of thr TWO star runners
ana their managers ana friends.