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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17

The Board of Control Of the Min
nesota penitentiary has recon
mended that a plant be established
at the peniteniary for the manufac-
ture of fam machinery. Their
success in the manufacture of twine
seems to have encouraged them to
make new conquests.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17
Afternoon Session.

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Board met pursuant to adjournment
Full board, auditor and sheriff present.
On motion the bonds of the following
county officers were approved j. G.
Young, surveyor, $500. 90; c. NJ. Stilwill
Attorney, Slo00.On; Gerald Muller,
superintendent of schools, $4,000; A.
L. Fish, clerk of courts Sl0G0.fe; Christ
opher Helms, assessor S500.00; M. Nc
Cormick, register of deeds S400i .0o;
Vac. +. KreycllS, auditor, s4000.0o; Jno
Kiehlbauch, treasurer, 1000. Oo; J
ri. Luke, justice OF the peace, $4,000.
On motion the bond of Kreycik and
Robinson as official abstracters for
S10,0 100000 was approved.
Moved by @. N. McCollunl and sec
onded by Q. b. Mcneil that the Tyn-
dali Tribune, Tabor Independent and.
cotand Citizen Republican be the Of
fetal papers for the ensuing year Mo
ton carried unanimously
| On motion the reports of the fellow
ing road supervisors were accepted and
their bills allowed and charged to the
various road districts as follows
| Alexander Clark, road supervis
or for road dist No. /. S 63 90
John Travnicek, road supervisor
| fol road dist. Nos, 96 90
Jacob Max, road supervisor for
road dist. No. 5, 70 50
Jacob Wruck, road supervisor
for road dist No. 6. Y SO
James McCann, road supervisor
for r ad dist. No. 6, SO 0C
Philip Odens, road supervisor
for I'd dist No. 8, 81 0C
A. K. Colwell, road supervisor
for rd. dist. No. 10, II 75
Fred Schneider road supervisor
for rd dist No. II, rs sc
! L. ]. Williams, road supervisor
for rd, dist. No. Is, 80 81
/ james Brelsford. road supervis
Or for rd. dist No. II, AZ O(
! j. w. Ferguson, road supervisor
| for rd dist. No. Is, 4S OF
/ Christ Wittmeier, road supervis
or for I'd. dist No. 10, GO 2:
Frank Kocourek, road supervisor
for road dist. No. 81, 81 q
Jacob Guthnlueler, road surper-
visor for rd, dist. No. %, 60 81
G. b. Heib, road supervisor for
I'd. dist. No. %, 66 OF
Mike Pudwill, road supervisor
for road dist. No. 25, 80 o.
T. J. Jones, road.superyisor for
rd. dist. No. 2S, 70 81
Jaden Uken, supervisor for rd.
i dist. No. 81, 10 81
Jacob Legeterman, road supervi-
sor for road dist. No. 32, 81 O.
Joseph H. Ptak, road. supervisor
for rd. dist. No. 80. 26 o.
Joseph Zelenka, I'd. supervisor
for rd. dist. No. "a, AZ o.
On motion the following bills wer
allowed:
King Lumber Co. lumber for rd.
dist No. %, IS o.
Henry Brooks, hardware for I'd.
dist No. 80. l 5
!, Lee Michel, hardware for rd.
dist. No. 81, 3 2
II. E. Knapp, road work, 10 .
Anson Young, care of Alice
Young, pauper, IA
J. c. Young, deputy surveyor
services. d
] H Queal & Co. Scotland, Tile
lumber for Road Dist. No. 5, i6 4
Hedges Brystra, road work for
, road dist. No 80, s
, James Mccain. .work.on bridge, 1O.o
.Jaden Uken, burning horse, . Q
Birklnbine & Brown, hardware
for county, 81
iBirkinbine & Brown, hardware
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17

The business men Of Avon have
organized a commercial club, with
membership of twenty and will
try to push the interests of the
town.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17

The U. S. senate has passed Sen.
La Follette's bill limiting to sixteen
consecutive hours the time of SER
vice for train men, and providing
that a rest of ten hours must inter
vene before railroad hands can be
again called to duty.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17
Commissioners dings
Tyndall, S. d., Jan. 2nd, 1907


Board at County Commissioners met
pursuant to statute Present J. M.
Dunmire, chairman, Egbert Hornstra,
Philipp Hei' Oliver B. McNeill,
IC. q. McCoilum, commissioners, r, NJ.
Cotton county auditor and Fl. r. Gar
ner, sheriff.
Minutes oflast quarter read approved.
On motion the old board adjourned
sin die.
The board was then called by the
county auditor. A. u. Fish, clerk of
courts having notified the auditor that
J. M. Dunmire, commissloner-elect from
the first district, Egbert Hornstra. com
missioner elect from the second district
and G. NJ NcCollum, commissioners
elect from the fifth district; had quail
fled and filed their bonds and that the
same had been approved by him, the
new members then took their seats as
members OF the board
Moved by G. n. McCollum and sec
onded by o. b. McNeill that j NJ. Dun
mire be chairman of the board for the
ensuing year.
Those voting I, c. N Mccollum, 0. B.
NIcNeill and Egbert Hornstra.
Those voting no, Phillip He'll.
On motion the beara adjourned to-
o'clock P. M.
Attest: r. M Dunmire,
r. NJ. Cotton, Chairman.
County Auditor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17
CHURCH SERVICES

The Methodist Episcopal chnrch
Rev. Charles Wilcox, Pastor
Preaching on Sabbath morning at 1880
Sabbath school at close of morning service
Epworth Leagve at 6:Sop.
Song service at 7:3o p. M. followed by gospel
sermon
PRAYER meeting On Wenn.s4., Ing at 7:3o
The public is cordially invited to all of these
services Seats are free. Strangers in the city
are always welcome.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17
CITY OFFICIALS.

Mayor-PAuL LANDMANN,
AUDITOR. T.S NTH.
Marsha]-W. A. COBB,
ALDERMEN.
E;rat Word F.S. RIRKrNBINE.
A. T.. JONES.
rad v,ora (FRED each.
" " FRED GoEHRING,
r,. wed JT.T MARcHANT
n" JOS. TRoNTINA.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17
Presbyterian Church

Presbyterian Church
Rev. A. D: Collins, Pastor
Sabbath services Morning worshipIo:3o
Sabbath school at 10 M.
Y, p. S. g. E. at 6:so y. NJ. -.
Evening service at 7:3o
Prayer and Conference meeting Wednesday
evening at 1880
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
BIG LEAGUE MEN
BACK OF ATLANTIC

READING, March 1S.-That the new
Atlantic League is backed by the Ma
tional Players Protective Association,
composed OF players in the National
and American Leagues, who do not
care to have their salaries Topped or
as the club owners please TO do, from
season to season, is the substance Of
n statement made by A. w. Lawson.
manager Of the Reading team.
Since the Tri- State League has gone
under the protecting wing Of the Ma
tional agreement, the high salaried
players see their prospects OF salaries
cast to the four winds, and there is
no possibility of it ever being increas-
cd, unless a man is a particularly
bright star IN the baseball armament.
Neither have they any place to secure
a berth if they desire to play outside
OF the big leagues, or become dis
gruntled and want to jump to another
club. The Atlantic League is said TO
be Just such a haven for big league
players, and that they win lend their
support. If necessary, at any time.
In fact, it is said that the high
salaried players are directly behind
the Atlantic League. No details, how
ever, are given. II was a PROPOSE
tion of the big league players, as soon
as It was understood that the Tri-
state would get into protected" ball,
and has since been helped by them
IawNon also claims that the Atlantic
League will have number of big lea
que stars in the different clubs during
the season.
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
THEATRICAL

At the savod Theatre. Third and
King streets, on Saturday, standing
room was at a premium. and fully two
hundred people were turned away, not
withstanding the fact that they gave
two performances i'm the evening. The
upper boxes have been torn out and
la gallery put in their places, which
gives a seating capacity of about 100.
The bin for this week is the best yet
presented at this house, and Includes
such well known people as Casper and
q ark, the conversationalists: Charles
Milliman, novelty musical artists: Myr-
tie Russell singing and dancing SOU
brette' Miss Kitty Robinson, the fa-
vorite Illustrated song singer: Mae
Hermann, the mental telephist; the
Bioeraph, with an new pictures. and
the Royce Brothers. Americas cham
pion -punchers. late of the Bob
Fitzsirnmons Company who have a
standing chal enge of $500 for anyone
who can produce their equals. Ladies
and children's matnees daily; 5 cents
for children and 10 cents for ladies'.
Evenings, 10, 20 and 80 cents.
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
Chief EVENTS
In BASEBALL
Many Important Features
Connected With National
Game in 1906

The baseball season Of 1906 was prob
ably the best in many ways that the sport
has enjoyed in several years. Many re-
markable things occurred ana as a Della
ware boy, Vic wills. figured in one of
them, the following events may prove in
teresung:
AZ Boston, Mass, May 11.-Tom Jones of
the St. Louis Americans scored "a new
record for put outs by a hrst baseman.
making twenty-five put outs He has a
fielding average OF .9O7
AT Chicago, ILL.,, May 22-AIiss Marjorie
Bell Of University high school broke the
worlds record for a woman's baseball
htrow by throwing the ball 20l feet in-
ohes
AT New Haven. Con, May 26.-In an
eighteon-inning game, which makes a rec
ord for 1906. New Haven beat Bridgeport.
2 to l.
AT Boston, Mass. May 2s.-After twenty
straight defeats, the longest run Of losses
made by any big league team since the
Pittsburgs lost tweniy-three straight IN
1880 the Boston Americans defeated the
Chicago White sox
At Cleveland o., July 2s.-New Yorl,
defeated Cleveland, to 4. The first triple
play Of the season in the American League
was worked by Lapor.e, Morlarlty and
Elberneid.
AT Boston, Mass. Sept Ia new major
league record was established when Phila-
de.pha defeated Boston to / In "A twenty.
four inning game. Coombs pitched for
Philadelphia and Harris for Boston.
AT Bedford, Mass Sept. 6.-Flrst base
man Murch Of the Manchester team Of the
New England League made a triple play
unassisted
AT Pttshurg. Pa, Sept n-Plteburg
and Cincinnati teams played fifteen IN.
nlngs without being able to score. wnll.
Pitched for Pittsburg and Ewing for Gin.
oinnah
At Chicago. Ill.,. oct. S.-Oscar Knobs
pitching for the Aiarquettes, broke an
semi-professional records when he strucl
out twenty-one men. Score 0 to o.
AZ Hartford. Con. oct. SIN an ox.
hibtion game Philadelphia defeated
Washington to O. Pitcher waddeu mad,
sixteen strike outs eight Of which were n
succession, and struck out every man OF
the team.
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
-FOUR TO NOTHING
WAS THE RESULT
Wilmington Soccer Players
WreSt a Victory From the
Literary Boys

Members OF the Wilmington soccer
team. accompanied by forty rooters.
visited Chester on Friday TO play a
league game with the Catholic Liter
airy Society team al LamolSin. and fully
500 spectators saw the Chesterites go
down TO defeat by a score Of 4 to 0.
The lineup was:
J. Armstrong .... goal IT. Rolaston
r. Hayes. .right fullback, X. Reynolds
A. Steel. ..left fuliback.. w. Claherty
j. Jameson. right halfback.. II Lyons
J. Bain....centre halfb3ck II. Parsons
4. Black. left halnbaek... ...S. Stetycr
Flanagan. outside right. McFadden
J. ..inside right......T. Baglcy
Mcdonald. centre forward Murptaugh
L. Amber. outside left....J. Parsons
Linemen. w. Christy j. Cosgroura;
goals. Flanagan, Mcdonald, Rea, .;
referee. A. Foster; time Of halves, 45
minutes.
Evening journal., 1907-03-18

Of the New Castle Athletic Association,
will hold q ting at 730 o'clock this
evening. at the home Of Seldin S.
Deemer to discuss the bazaar, which
VII be given an the Opera House.
John Miller James smith, James
Shult2 and Joseph Gilky have RETURNED
from Savannah, Ca. where they were
shad fishing with CAPTAIN Jack Foster.
Frederick Miller, who has been
spending three years at san Antonio,
Texas. returned TO this city on Friday
evening, ana is the guest Of David b,
Miller.
MT and Mrs. Dudley Samar Munson,
who were married recently in New
York. arc the guests Of Rev. F. NJ.
AIunson, in this city.
Hugh Wylie is suffering from a badly
cut head which he sustained while
chopp'ng wood last Saturday.
A. V. Lesley George lost a valuable
fox terrier yesterday morning
Miss Helen Hance killed a large
musl1rat with a shovel az Third AMI
Delaware streets Saturday evening.
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
"PETE" CASSIDY
AFTER OUTFIELDER

Manager Connolly. Of the Wilmington
Tri-State Club. has ordered an his
players 20 report at the Pennsylvania
r. r. station March o. in time To
leave on the 1912 a. M. train for Ports
mouth, Va, where the boys win be
conditioned for a very strenuous sea-
son.
Two sets OF uniforms. thirty IN ail
and fifteen coats arrived here on SAT-
urday evening
Pete Cassidy went 10 New York
this morSing to sign an outheldor.
Manager Connolly would not announce
the players name. but said he was a
man with "a minor league experience,
ana n signed win strengthen the team
considerably.
The time for the umpire to call PLAY
Balli" is drawing nearer and nearer.
ana how glad the fans win he when
the evontful day arrives. The local
team looks better every day and there
is little doubt but what we win make
a good showing during the season.
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
ORDER ATTENDS
CHURCH in BODY
Father Campbell COmmendS
HbeTnianS and UTe3S Them
to Be SteadfaSi
sDecIaI o Tae HvsnInE Iournal

NEW CASTLE. March 1s-seventy
members Of Division No. 3, A. o. H..
presented a fine appearance yesterday
morning as they marched from their
han to ST. Peters Church. The oc-
casion was the ANNUAL turn out OF the
division to receive Holy Communion.
There are over thirty members Of the
order who are members OF the Local
division residing in other cities. Rev.
Frederick v. Campbell congratulated
the members upon their fine appear
ance and wished thom every possible
success. St. Patrick. he SAID. was
duly honorcd, but the best way 10
honor the patron saint of Ireland is hy
being staunch. faithful imltators Of
him whose work IN the Emerald Isia
obtained fer Il the name Of '"rhe Isle
Of Saints" A good Irishman never
nnakes a bad Catholic.
Father Campbell hoped the division
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
HUGHES FACES CRISIS
Insurance Superintendent Kelsey, Of
New York, Defes Governor and
Declines to Quit His Job.

BY Our tNwn Wire. Publishers Press.
ALBANY, N. Y, March 1S.-Gover-
nor Hughes demanded that the Senate
remove Otto Kelsey, superintendent of
insurance, for alleged incompetency.
Kelsey refuses to quit and is holding
his job by raliying his many political
friends.
The ght between the two men began
in January when Kelsey. calling TO pay
his respects TO the governor. told him
he would do anything to increase the
efficiency Of the department. well.
then, resign the governor is reported
to have said. But designations are not
IN kelseys line.
Kelsey is politician. His cry is
regularity" and he has always wanted
the endorsement of his party organiza-
tion for everything he has done.
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
BASEBALL
ENTHUSIASM
Interest is Being Awakened
All Over the Country.
Looks Good Here

The baseball fans all over Tho coun-
try are now worked up to a point near
the top notch Of enthusiasm and are
busy trying TO dope out the players VINO
VIII be regulars on their favorite team.
Around the Tr-State circuit the fans are
bubbling over There will be many new
faces appear with the clubs many who
have never been heard OF and others who
have never appeared on a Tri-State dia.
mond. The clubs viii all be fast and every
man must play the game to hold his job
because an the managers have decided
that no favorltcs will be played unles.
thoy deliver the goods.
rrenton Is said 10 be wild over the ad
mission OF tho city into the Tn-statc cir
cult. Colonel Lewis Porrlne, in issuing in.
structons TO Manager Carney, told him
to set together the best team possible ex.
pense being barred. Carney went 10 work
and ne has signed up lot OF good ones
from which TO build up his team. He Sc.
cured several players from Boston, st.
Louis and several of the Eastern League
teams TO fCrm the,nucleus Of a good and
fast team. Around these players he has
picked a likely lot Of youngsters and when
the players have finally been picked aftei
It's training season at Danville an Trenton
Will be ready to turn the city over to Car.
ney and the boys.
Wilmington is the most elated town in
the circuit and an over the city on bolnr
taken back into the fold OF the Trl-stat,
League. owner and Manager Connolly has
the support Of the entire city and every
body is with him for a good team ant
good baseball. Tho game is not new 20 Con.
Molly but managing a club SIS, but he Is
going about % in the riglt manner, hat
picked up n number of good men an,
when the season starts Off "The Peaches
will be the best team that has ever repre-
sented Wilmington on the diamond.
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
Prize Roll OF.

The Wilmington Bowling Academys
prize roll-om takes place tonight at
$40 O'clock. The ten high men for the
week are qualified to roll and their
names and several extra are given and
will be permitted TO roll in case some
OF the others fail to show up The fol-
lowing are requested to report not later
than $50 o'clock
Crossgrovo. 500; Riley. $50; Goodwin.
57l; Howett, 500; Green. 55S; Couiry.
546. r. Cole. 545; Beith, 5ii; stark, $50.
Booker. 5S6; Kirk. 525; Krower, 585:
Huxley. $685. Day. 5si; Houston. $50.
Schoneld. 526; Wright 52i; O. Roach
s25.
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
Ii Rowl ln Rnltimore.

II. w Mcfarland will take his Academy
team to Baltimore this evening and ron
"a match game with tho crack b. and O.
team on the Monarch alloys Two weeks
ago the orioles visited ahis city and lost
three games and the Baltimore boys hope
to show better form tonight
The line-up will be as follows;
Academy -Corrgan Vincent. Rogers.
Lynch and Mcfarland.
y. and O-Bredohoeft Galloway, Sch
larb Welch and Brauer.
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
Boat Race.

sEAFORD, March 1s.-The match
motor boat race between the Cruiser
owned by w. Herbert Hall and the
Torpedo, owned by Edward J. Allen,
attracted considerable attention on the
Nanucoke river half mile course and
was exciting from start TO finish. AL
LENS boat won out by a narrow mar
gin. Motor boat racing promises to
become extremely popular on the
Nanucoke and some great races are
looked for this summer.
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
MarunIolls RnmLinn.

The highest scores ever rolled by a
two-man team was rolled on "Si'
Bradley's Monarch alleys, Baltimore,
on Saturday and We're made by
Sweiger and Brauer. who rolled 1452,
each man making 726 The men were
roHing I'm a two-man tourney. Their
scores and those made by the second
and third teams follow.
First-Sweiger, 726; Brauer 726.
Total, 1852.
Second Holman. 100; schaler, 657,
Total 1871
"scotty." 7O2; swelger, 6i9.
Total, 1857.
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
RAsERALL.

The Trenton Tri-State team left Tor
hte South to-day. Dick Harley, who it
was thought would not sign sent in his
signcd contract on Saturday.
The fans of this city win certainly be
glad when tho season opens.
Connie MaclSs Athletics were yesterday
defeated by Fort Worth to 3.
Several of this city's amateur players
win be given try outs in fast company.
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
JIM JEFFRIES HITS
AT HIS CRITICS
Declares He is Not Busted
and Could Not Be Dragged
Into a FIGHT
By Our own Wire. Pubnshers' Press

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 1S-James
J. Jeferies says he has not reached the
molly coddle" stage In reply TO
stories printed that he is broke, a
physical wreck. drinser and spelling
for a fight at Los Angeles he said;
Il am not busted. j have a valuable
farm. a good town house. and a bank
account that looks like plenty Of rest
10 me. I've quit the ring and could
not be dragged into a hight with any OF
the present bunch Of near champions.
TN never fight a 'dinge.' I'm rube
now. ana proud OF it. AN ! want Is
TO be let alone and allowed to grow my
own alfalfa"
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
nsath of Mrs. Scott.
sneoIal to ~ lgvening Journ

Speclal @ The eNening JouFnaL
CAMDEN. March 1S.-News reach
ed here today of the sudden death of
Mrs. Bessie Richards Scott, whose
marriage 10 young Edward c. Scott.
Ia Delaware College man Of Dover took
place early last autumn Several Dover
and Camden relatives were present at
her death bed Mrs Scott, though not
yet 21 years old, had developed a fine
soprano voice which she was carefully
culuvating
Evening journal., 1907-03-18

on March %. Mayor Wilson VIII
name a director of the Street and
Sewer Department TO succeed A. IL.
johnson. president Of the body whose
term win expire on April l. William
II. Linton and Charles A. Sparks are
mentioned for the place
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
House Owners.

House owners think James NJ. Bryan
the most popular mortal this side OF
spring, as April is the greatest painting
month Of the whole year They think
of paint because Il means cleanliness
and reshness-newness If you please
Anything that is new is attractive TO
ones eye. And a new color on the
house with harmonious trimmings and
pretty surroundings we just en-
joy ite
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
leves Sewer L,eaner Dies.

Bailim Wilson's muslrat is dead. 1t
first went blind and then turned up
its toes. Iche muslSrat was being kept
for use in cleaning sand out of the
sewers. the Fdea being to turn it loose
with a string to its tail as a means of
getting a rope through from one man.
hole to anotheS. But all these plans
have been set back by the death Of the
muskrat.-Lewes Pilot
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
No. Gns Ruovs In Place

Tho Government lighthouse tender,
zizania, today left this port where
it has been moored for several days.
The boat had ON board three big gas
buoys which are to be placed at dam
gerous shoals IN the Delaware Bay.
The tanks were charged with gas here
and win be set in position today.
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
nm All T.ar, oroani,od.

The West End Social Club has or
ganized a baseball team for tho conn
Ing season, with John Brlscoe, man-
ager.
er: r. Briscoe. pitcher; Ellis second
base Ward. first base. j. Briscoe, Sec
ond base; Warren, third base; Smith,
left field; Hawkins, centre deld; Pur-
Wis. right field and Mcdaniel substi-
tute.
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
pu,L o., M.,,h.

Captain Bobby Robinson. the
Orioles famous catcher of several
years ago. win bring his duel, pin team
here tomorrow night and at tho
Academy alleys a match game win be
rolled against Wilmington.
Baltimore IS known 70 he expeN
duokers. but this city also has n few
who can go some, therefore a very eN-
citing contest can be looked for. The
game win he called at s o'clock.
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
Hiuh School Meetina.

AT the High School meeting this
morning a recitation entitled why Are
We such Proc ConveJ ationa ists?'
was was given by Misses Alice X
Mason, Mary Vernon and Bessie f.
Day. In addition an excellent pro-
gram OF music was given by the school
orchestra.
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
BOXING

Abe Amen is on his way East 10 box
Spike Robson
Philadelphia nght promoters are Ger
ta'nly having a picnic.
Instead of limiting tho boxing to one
or two clubs Mayor Becker. Of Milwaukee.
has decided to open mp that city and let
anybody have boxing shows who wants
TO run them.
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
Polo To-nioht.

The Rink ana Orange polo teams will
clash at the Rink tonight Both are very
anxious 60 win this contest and a red
hot game should be the result The whistle
calling tho teams together will sound at
Si5 o'clock and an Wishing to see an
exciting match should be on hand
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
cIavton Man,s eaod Forlune.

Henry C. Johnson of Clayton recently
received a check for $1,000 from a
western paper as a premium for Sc
curing a large list Of subscribers to
the naper.
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
BIG WEEK At RINK
Reckless Reeklaw win Race creamer
Again o-nisht-other Events.

Reckless Recl1iaw win be seen az the
morrow night. He win oe assisted by
Miss Fanny Le'ght who Is known as
the "Queen OF Roller Skates"
on Saturday night Recklaw. vino
rides "a bicycle, lost a one mile race to
Paul Creamer, the fastest skater IN
Wilmington. The tima was 2.5f
Recklaw end Creamor will race again
to-night Following the race there wiil
he polo game,
At the Rink ON Wednesday night The
Pier VIII play the Am Wilmington
Pier. viii play the Wilmington
team, and on Thursday night the Sec
ond masked carnival viii he held.