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The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
Father Beats Sons AssaiIant.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Salisbury, n. c.. April 29.-Jim Carman,
a negro, who shot Robert Kluttz satur-
day, was captured yesterday and jailed
after a number of men had pursued BIN.
kluttz's father gave the negro a terrible
beating after he was caught. Young
kluttz is not dangerously hurt and Car
man viii be allowed bah if he can give il.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
Juage BarIey q Witness.

The session to-day Of the Alexandria
County Circuit Court was occupied with
the case of George d. Hopkins against
the Washington. Alexandria and Mount
Vernon Railway Company for damages In
the sum Of s., 1000 on account Of the alleged
ejectment Of the plaintiff from one of the
cars OF the defendant company April Is,
1896
Judge Harrison, of Winchester, pre-
sided as Judge Barley was a witness IA
the case. A verdict viii probably be
reached tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
GLEN ECHO GETTING RICH.
Fines Paid by Autoists swell the
T0yvm's Golfers

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Rockville Nd, April 29,-The town
Of Glen Echo is understood to be in a
decidedly healthy financial condition,
as a result of fines collected from VIC
lators of the towns automobile speed
regulation.
Within the past six months fines ag-
gregating about S700 have been paid
into the treasury, and notwithstanding
the fact that Mayor Garrett. who i'm
poses the fines, has stated that in all
cases he proposes TO impose the heaviest
penalty--$50 dne-the law continues
to be violated. and the Glen Echo Of
fcials express themselves as of the
opinion that the revenue from automo-
bile fines viii prove a permanent
source of income to the town.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
Married at Rockville.

Special to The Washington Herald
Rockville, Md. April 29.-AIr Joseph
Dugan, aged thirty-fve years. and Mrs.
Louisa Coggins, aged thirty-fve years.
both Of Washington. visited Rockville
this morning and were married by Rev.
Thomas f. Campbell, pastor of the
Bantist church
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
N. G N. INCREASE STOCK.
Steamship Company stockholders
Authorize Action.

Special 60 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, April 29.-The stockholders Of
the Merchants and Miners Transporta-
ton Company held a special meeting to-
day and voted to increase the capital
stock from 100000 to 100000. and au-
thorized an issue of $4,000 of twenty
uve-year & per cent debenture bonds
The meeting was simply a step in con-
nection with the requirement of the B0s-
ton and Philadelphia Steamship Company.
or WinsOT Line which was announced
several weeks ago - is planned to take
over this property on or before May Is.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
Ex-Gor. fontaeue III.

Special 70 The Washinapn Herald
Richmond, Va. pril 29.-Robert Lynch
Montague, a broaer of ex-Cov. A. ].
Montague. receva a long distance teIe-
phone message firm Norfolk this morn
ing informing hinIthat the former chief
executive of the fate is suffering from
an attack of grip.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
Rector's Resignation Accepted.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Nd, April 29.-The resig-
nation of Rev. DR.. Henry Evan Cotton
as rector of St Johns 2. E. Church was
formally accepted by the vestry to-day
Dr. Cotton will spend the summer at his
former home in Maine, and next winter
abroad
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
neninmin w. Monroe pend.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
fredericksburg, Va, April 29.-Ben-
jamin W. Monroe, aged forty-seven
years, died yesterday at his home, near
HARDWOOD Church, Stafford County.
from the effects Of a stroke of paral-
ysis he suffered last Wednesday.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
SMALLPOX At SPENCER.
schools Ordered Closed in North
Carolina Town.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Salisbury. n. c.. April 29.-As a result
Of an outbreak Of smallpox at Spencer
the graded schools have suspended work
and compulsory vaccination has been
ordered by the board OF health.
Five cases reported by the county physi-
elan have been quarantined. The first
case to develop was that Of Dr.. II. NJ.
Cooke.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
licenses in Annapolis.

Special to The Washiron Herald.
Annapolis, Nd. April 29.-The Annapolis
city council to-niht granted thirty-three
liquor licenses, tbs being an average o.
one saloon TO bout 800 OF the citys
population. Thre applications were re-
fused
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
POE ASSOCIATION MEETS.
President Roosevelt Elected One of
Fifty Honorary Vice Presidents.

Special % The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va. April "a meeting
Of the Poe Monument Association was
held al the Westmoreland Club. in this
city. tonight, with Col. Joseph K. VIII
lard, president. in the chair. The follow
ing officers were elected: Dr. E. y.
Calisch. vice president; James Z. Cannon,
treasurer. and Charles Marshall Graves.
secretary.
Fifty honorary vice presidents were ap-
pointed. among them the prominent lit
erary men of Paris Berlin, England, and
this country. among the latter being
President Roosevelt and 4. J. Montague.
ex-governor Of Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
Forest warden. Anpointed.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Annapolis Md, April 29.-Gov. Warfeld
has appointed two additional forest ward
ems for the State. as follows: John snow
den. of Prince George County. and ]. w.
Fslkenstein. Of Garrett County.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
Injuries Prove Fatal.

SPECIAL % Ihe Wasllnsion HeF9Id.
fredericksburg, Va. April 2e.-Gus
Stephens, of King George County, died
yesterday OF injuries sustained Friday
at the sawmill Of Lewis stephens. near
Brock road, Spoitsylyania County.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
rrc,,erle. Company EIeet..

The stockholders OF the Massachusetts
Breweries Company at their annual meet
ing. held to-day. elected the following di-
rectors: Charles Plan, James D. Casey.
Frederick A. Atley J. r. Clark, a, c.
Ratshesky. NJ Burke. :. Calm, Arthur II.
Alley, and Edward RuhL
II is stated that Col James r. Cation,
who has been mentioned in connection
with the speakership in the Virginia house
of delegates, viii not be a candidate
against Delegate Richard +. Byrd. who,
to-day, announced his candidacy for that
position.
In the Corporation Court to-day Judge
Barley appointed George ". Bontz, Jr,
administrator Of the estate Of James l.,
Howison. d. II. Appich S. II. Lunt, and
H. T. Harrison were appointed appraisers
Of the property.
An address on American Diplomacy
was delivered before the Cameron Club in
Lee Camp Hail this evening, by Director
John Barrett, Of the Bureau Of American
Republics.
DR.. Samuel r. Cats. Of west End. has
been appointed assistant surgeon at the
National Soldiers Home, Hampton, Va.
Among the Alexandrians who have re-
turned from the jamestown Exposition
are State Senator Lewis II. Machen,
Delegate James r. Cation. Councilman
Frank c. Spinks Charles Bendheim, and
NJ. a. Nails.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
SPRING RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL TRAYMORE.

Eii.4-s.l Is the addition * new ten-story build
ing Of nrvl-so4 construction. Inc sleeping rooms
spacious. hight. and airy. each one connected
With private bsIh containing hCt and cold fresh
aud salt water IheFai glass in each bathroom door
L0ngdistanCe telephone In every room steam heat.
with tlUTEc=tst regulators. Glass ncioscd sunpsTler
On the roof, with conservatory adjoining unique
feature b the promenade, 5 feet wide, extending
around The entire tenth st1U. Capacity. CO.
TRAYM0HE Hotel COMPANY.
d. S. WHITE. Pres
srTNt EHAS d. MARQUETTE Afrr
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
THE SAVOY ,s e4EL ss4y

Directly or the Beach. Every room an ocean view
Hot and oid water IN an rOoEs. salt and ATtcsiai
water in al baths Elegat1F 10 street level steau
heat. mingtes walk from rev H1eE. FOR book-e
-' apg5- ili -d.exT&S s. NJ HANLEY. Proprietor
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
FILIPINOS REACHFAIR
Natives of LuzOn Added to
Wonders at jamestown.
UNCLE SAM SOLE EXHIBITOR

Governments Various Departments
Only Attractions Sufficiently Com
Bleted to Prove interesting to Nis-
itors-Prfvate Parties FraBtically
Rippins Cases open 40 Get Goods.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30

Virginia ave. ard Beach. American and European
pan. Cafe music. Fog rates. &c. see Washington
representative, Il. Ralph Burton, Bond Bldg ap4 Get
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
TIE LoRAINE.

Ocean frUut between tHO uicTs. kreSh and sea
water baths running water. &e Special sITlllg
rates Auto meets trains. CHARLES L. WAGNER
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
PRINcESS HoTEL.

Ocean end So Carolina Ave. Special spring rates
Telephones IN rooms IN suite ssy7 baths. Mnsie,
Cafe, and Grill. Ck0WELb COLLIER.
api3-33t.t u. ms
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30

NEW BELMONT y sss sss Ass-
6-story brick. steam heat. sun parlor. elevator
Special slFing rates s. up daily SO up weekly
N. D. WARKINGIOA. api-Ih. y .tu-s0t
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
The WIlTSNInE

Kentucky are, near Beach. Homclike. spisn.
table. s. up daily. so up weekly. AIRS. a. II. You
auftu tn S S-31t
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30

Some folks who came down to the ex-
position to-day did not stop TO register
at any hotel in Norfolk, but went
on out to the grounds to hunt up the
state buildings. Father told mother on
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
IT, PENNHuRS
HOTEL RAYMOND.

ATLANTIC CITY. n J.. Michigan AYE ard Beach.
Open al the year. Steam heat. klesat0F TO street
vol booklet en- appLleaIion. WI. h nOQD.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
THE CLARENDON a hiBsi Bssc ave
ep&at d. D. NEIAiAN.
BRETTON Hal


Adjoining Msrlboroush-Bl close 70 beaeh
center e city; Motel service: exclusive THE
SEEkY. i06 So. Ohio ave. apll-39t
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30

HOTEL DE VILE R 0SS1a sAa Avenue e;
Ocean fIeW rooms: en- suitc. with baths; steam
heat: sun rBrlcr; elevator, sc. $50 up daily, 5000
weekly; booklet, John i. GIBERsON.
qrs-fn. s 81 ll-51s
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
FRI MAJ HALL.
b q IL Rup 81.

Directly On ocean front. Vermont aranue. Lm
distance phones; running water IN rooms. speci
spring rates. 7. j. BROWN.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
BIDDING HIGH
FOR OUR MILK
PhiIadeIp IphiansLikely Cause
Shortage in Local Supply
and Higher Price
..--...-..-.-.-.--- .---cc.-c.,ccccoor.-.--1..-

Following the notice Of the New
Castle county producers that milk will
cost five cents. Wholesale in Whining
ton after December 1, instead OF four
cents, the prevailing price. the Phila-
delphia wholesalers are advertising in
Delaware newspapers Tor all the milk
the farmers can ship. The December
price being five and one-half cents
there, New Castle county producers
are likely to send the bulk of their
supply to Philadelphia to obtain tho
extra half-cent profit. thereby curtail-
ing the local supply to the disadvant-
age of this city.
The Phiiadelphians offer to pay all
freight guarantee the return Of cans,
handle the milk direct and 70 make no
return charges on milk when shipped
fresh, and to accept all milk shipped,
even when the supply is plentiful. It
is said the local retailers can make nc
such inducement to the producer.
Although the producers have an
nounoed that the local wholesale price
of milk viii be five cents after the first
of the month. the retailers have. rs
vet, not intimated what stand they win
take. 1t is probable, however. thar
they will refuse to pay the extra cert
per quart. Should they eventually be
compelled to, milk here would cost nine
cents retail. which price is likely to
prevail in Philadelphia before Janu-
airy 1.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
He DECLINED TO
PAY MORE FARE

When the conductor Of the accommo-
dation train on the Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Washington Railroad col
lected fares from Ridley Park on Sat
urday he found an old negro in the last
car. After untying two or three knots
from a red bandana handkerchief the
old man took out five cents. which. he
declared, was de- last money he had
in the world"
"Rastus, this pays your fare only 70
the next statioa," said the conductor.
"and you win have to get off there"
Now the next station below Ridley
Park IS Crum Lynne. but the train did
not stop. Taking the conductor at his
word, however, the negro sprang to the
station platform. was thrown heavily,
then rolled along the track and lay
motionless The train was stopped
and run back. and as the crew were
about 10 pick M what was supposed
TO be a dead man the negro slowly rose
to his feet. .hen said 70 the conductor.
1T hain't no use stopDin' dat train
an comm back You can't kerlect no
noah fare from me-"
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
WILMIN GTON WON
SOCCER GAME

Tho Wilmington United Soccer Club
opened The season IN this city on SAT-
urday by administering crushing de-
feat to the Literary team, Of Chester.
The Wilmington team started off with
"a rush and completely bewndered the
visitors by their excellent team work.
Holgate scored the first goal for the
locals after three minutes Of play
which was followed five minutes later
hy Chalmers Then after fne exhi-
lhltion OF dribhllng, Scaifc added the
third goal, with half the Chester team
Opposing him with but ten minutes
Ito play Conroy added two more goals
lin quick succession This ended the
scoring, the locals giving a fine exhibl-
ton of passing and dribbling.
ia the second half Chester played
with q now man at center forward,
who proved to be the life OF the team.
The locals were ON their mettle, and
proved that they could defend as wen
as attack Scaifa scored the only goal
for the locals I'm this half and both
teams settled down TO fine team work.
the game ending with "a 1--WE goals 10
nothing victory for Wilmington United.
Time of halves was i5 minutes and the
referee was Kimherin.
The Chester team is anxious TO wipe
out its defeat and will play the locals
Thanksgiving afternoon at 245 O'Clock
at Sheupot Park. Chester viii have
several new men in the line-up, and
ore to turn the tables on the local
team.
The Wilmington United Club viii
hold n meeting at Eighth and dupont
streets on Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
WANTED TO TAKE
DOG TO HOSPITAL
Stephen 4. Downs, RaCIuse,
Didn't Want TO Part From
Faithful An NAL

stephen II Downs. The reciuse, of
near deorselown VINO repealed AN
friendly advances to alleviate his con-
clifton by discharging guns ana revol-
ycrs from his lmprovsed citadel. has
been taken into custody and placed
under medical treatment at the state
Hospital at Fainhurst The hermit.
who weighs 200 pounds and is 5s years
ola. imagines that faithful dog is his
oniy friend. and that am others are
deadly enemies
When imprisoned Downs implored
the authorities with chnd-liko oager-
ness 90 allow bis dog TO accompany
lim wherever he may De sent Fearing
that it might be wrostcd from hiu.
Downs kept the dog tied with long
rope, one end of which was securely
Fastened around his waist The animal
was taken from him and left with a
relative OF the afflicted man before
Downs was sent 10 Farnhurst
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
THOMPSON SCHOLARSHIP
Pennsylvania Railroad Officials Give
Notice Of Examination Next Year.

w. w. Atterbury. general manager
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad east Of
Pittsburg and Erie. and C. L. Peck.
general manaEer Of lines west. have
sent out notices again calling attention
to the Frank Thompson scholarships
and announcing that the next examin-
ations win be held in June. 1908.
The fund was established by the
children Of the late frank Thompson,
formerly president OF the Pennsylva-
MIA. The income is 20 be used to give
the SONS of living and deceased em-
ployes Of The Pennsylvania an oppor-
tunity to secure a technical education.
The terms Of the trust provide FOR
eight scholarships of four years each
Two were awarded this year and two
will be awarded each year hereafter.
The College Entrance Examination
Board OF New York city viii again act
as the agent of the railroad company
to conduct the examinations.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
BOXING BOUTS
AT THE SPRINGS

Negotiations are said to be pending
whereby Robert Deadly. of the Indus
trial Athletic Club of Philadelphia, is
endeavoring to lease the skating rink
at Brandywine Springs to give a series
of boxing bouts during the winter. II
is proposed TO give three ten-rounC
bouts every Wednesday night and the
matches win be conducted in conform
ity with the law, no decisions to be
given.
Jimmy Ryan who is now making his
home in this city, will be the referee
and Deady will be the matchmaker, ac-
cordIng 10 tho plans.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
TO MAKE THEIR DEBUT
AS FANCY SKATERS.

This will be an eventful week at
the Eleventh Street Rink, as there will
be special features on three days. To-
night Miss Anna Coke and Charles
Weldin will make their debut as fancy
skaters. They axe patrons of theirinl5
and have attained all their proficiency
in executing The various fancy steps
and intricate movements on the floor
there during regular skating sessions.
They are booked for engagements at
Atlantic city and other places.
on Wednesday night Lenox and All
Wilmington roller polo teams will play
their third game. Lenox has won one
game BY a score OF to and the teams
tied in the second contest On Thanks
giving day there Will be skating morn
Ing. noon and night
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
TrIbute to Mis- Eiaenbrev.

Miss Reba Eisenbrey is one Of our
bright young ladies'. and we are de-
lighted to learn that she has accepted
a position at Goldey's. The writer al
ways rejoices in the welfare of her
former pupils.-Harrington Corre-
spondent Milford Chronicle.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25

1889, held a cqracy in Derbyshire and
then became Vicar of App Kettelby-
cum Howell He was always a keen
sportsman, and at time of severe
financial loss he turned to the turf.
on giving up his living he became a
professional trainer. Tie has never had
an unsuccessful year from the time
that lie entered upon his present occu-
patton.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
Ronutv in tha Home.

a bedroom, for instance In blue and
white. with "a white iron bedstead pick
cd ont in blue white chair with blue
trimmings. SIS easily made The eX-
pcnse OF q dainty li&e boudoir IN blue
and white IS simply the expense OF n
few cans of James M Bryan's Enamel
Paint Besides tho white and blue.
we have an colors-any of which makes
n dainty combination for bedroom
finite
Evening journal., 1907-11-25

In England there is a trainer Of
horses who has had most success
ful record. His name is A. w. Parkes.
ana he is popuiarly known ass "puson
Parlges." He claims TO have trained
in his time three hundred winners.
which is a record OF which anyone
might he willins % boast Tie was odu-
Gated at the universities of Dublin, Dur
ham and Cambridge; was ordained i'm
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
RInk Team pefeated lileh sehooI.

AT the Country Rink on Saturday
night the Rink roller polo team de-
feated the High School team by the
score of 8 10 2. The lineup:
High School. Rink
King ........second rush Lonard
Chandler Cloward
Hartman ......first rush ......Albaugh
Clash .........,. centre ........... Eaton
Porter
Downey ........half back ........Yates
Whitford .........g goal ............Ford
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
Month End 5, Fairview o.

On Saturday the North End defeat
ed Fairview az football by the score
SO. The North End would like a game
for Thanksgiving day. The players
must average not more than 110 pounds
weight
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
MILTON Hotels Have

- TITO" 7" TI--ITI INH % rs
MILTON, Nov. 2J-The shutters
and doors OF the reading and barrooms
OF the Ponder House have been closed
Both hotels are now dry" they have
discharged their boarders and win take
no others, either transient or other-
wise Private boarding houses are.
however, catering TO the wants Of the
traveller and the drummer and also to
the permanent boarder.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
ORANGE DEFEATED
WYOMING ELEVEN

In the hardest fought game Of the sea
son the Orange football eleven defeated
the Wyoming A. C. team OF Philadelphia
at South Side Park on Saturday after
noon by a score of to O.
The grIdiron was a mass Of mud an
water and the game was Played uade.
great disadvantages. From standpoint
of roughness the contest went ahead ol
any yet played here this year at least
During a scrimmage Blythe. the visito.'s
left half-bocS, had his ankle twisted and
was forced to leave the game.
on Thanksgiving Day The Orange team
will play the West Philadelphia Y. NJ. C.
A. team. This club is coached by William
Holman, who was a star with the War.
rem Club ten years ago. Saturdays line
up follows;
Orange Wyoming A. c.
Hauber ........left end...... Paschall
Smith ...... left tackle. .. Nelson
Schnitzcr
Draper .......left guard. ...... Messig
Nickel ........ center. ........ Bayes
Horner ......right guard...... Myers
llaggerty fright tackle. .. Barrett
MahaiIey .....right end....... Baxter
Hassler
Greenwood quarter back. Freed
Mcclure left halt back. &c. Hassler
Blythe
Connell right half back 80. Gilmore
Ridgway ..... full back. ....... Divlin
Referee, Bevin. Umpire Nye. Timers
Taylor and Gangway Linesmen. Tim
Minis and Lowell. Time of halves, 25
and 90 minutes.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
Wand BasketbaII Games.

The +. Blumenthal & Company
basketball team desires games with all
basketball teams in or out of the city.
Address challenges TO J. b. Brown,
manager
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
The Rrook

Paint may come and paint may go,
but "Jafass a. Bryans Paints remain
as the maximum OF Paint Quality
Evening journal., 1907-11-25

tIsN-ttltu SEA Bass
Relishes-celery Ralishes. olives
Salads-ChlcSen. Potato Lobster.
Mayonnako
Roasts-Prime Ribs OF Beef. au jus: Tur-
key Cranberry Sauce.
Bread aud Butter. cheese
Cold Meats-Ham, Tongue. Beef
notwithstanding Beans Potatoes, Green
Pens
Oranges, Grapes. Apples Pears
lee Cream. Coffee. Clgars.
Demetrus Mackres was caterer. this
being the first occasion since he has been
IN Wilmington upon which he has serv, d
am affair of this kind. Everything was In
abundance and wen prepared.
During The dinner Harry Gettins's
string orchestra of five pieces. furnished
music and played popular airs. After INC
inner man had becn satisfied tables W. re
cleared away and "a social hour followed.
The committee which had charge OF the
reception and to which much credit Is due
for The success cf The affair. was COM
posed of George H. Crockctt. chairman;
frank b. Butler Jacob j. Kopp. william
j. Lutz William Cook. Norman Deputy
and Frank Harris.
The Nonparel Association was organ.
lied in 1850 and has been. active ever
since chat year. To ia OF social natur.
entirely and Is composed of membars and
"runncrs of the Fame Fire Company
Al present there are th.riy-one members,
as follows;
Harry Neunar president; Frank f.
Butler y.ce-prasidenti =. ]. Cusack. hnan-
cial secretary; William J. Luz recording
secretary, Frank Harris. treasurer: Geo
h. Niedermaer Alexander Wilson, VIII
liam Cook trustees. James Alexander
Frank T. Brand George n. Crockett, II
Conway, Alexander Carney. John Collins
Norman Deputy, William Gallagher
Frank Honockor. John kelly. Jacob j
kopp. George Kopp. Henry Kopp. VIII
liam McAteer, william McGniy. Charles
Morris, Lewis Miller Wlnam savule
William Nandever Thomas White. Alex.
ander Whtcraft James Yates Jacob zlm
mermann.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
Erlands, sshool Won c.me.

tho High school football eleven by the
score of II 20 o.
The lineup follows:
Friends School Coatesville.
Smith ..........lcft end .....S SpealUman
Miller .......left tackle ..... VANDERBILT
Coipitts ......lefi guard ......PennoclS
Bush ............c center Nicely
Derrick ......right guard ........ Scott
Poole .-......right Huston
Curtis ........right end Mokwarl
kellogg .....cuarter back Pratt
Shaw .......left half back .... Hefner
Trump fright half back .... Duncan
Hughes ........full back ....... Gordon
Referee. Goswoid. Umpire. Dempster
Time o. halves. 20 minutes.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
LinooIn pefented RaoheIors.

by o score OF 10 "a o the Lincoln
football eleven defeated the Bachelor S
team at Eden Park on Saturday. The
Lincoln team has defeated every clno
it has played this season with the exc
ception of parlysidc which it VIII play
on THANKSGIVING morning