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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-05-07
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The new Yellow Peril. -Dandelion.
Len Douglas spent Sunday in walls
Walla.
Fred Kershaw spent Sunday in Pen.
dleton.
Jerry Stone was Pendleton visitor
Saturday.
d. b. Jarman had business in Pen
dletdu Saturday.
G. A. Barrett transacted business in
Pendleton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Willaby spent
Sunday in Pendleton.
Attorneys Wilson and Peterson were
in Pendleton Saturday.
The Misses Sharp visited friends in
WaIle Walla this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Dudley spent
Saturday in Pendletion.
Charles Keen was in the city Sun
day from Walla Walla.
Mr.. Railey, the telephone man, came
up from Pendleton Monday.
James Bell and James Higgins
drove down to Pendleton Saturday.
Nh. and Mrs. Henry Schmitt spent
Sunday at the Manasse home in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. H. Preston came
over from Walla Walla Saturday eve
ming.
K Miss Ethel Garfield of Walla Walla
is the guest of Mrs. jackson Nelson
near town.
Mrs. VIM. Tompkins and Mrs. Jen.
ME Mcbride will return from Port
land today.
Mrs. NJ. L. Watts and daughter
Vernita, arrived home from Walla
Walla Saturday.
Miss Lorenz of Pendleton, spent
Sunday in Athena, the guest Of Miss
Jeanette Manasse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin R. Cox were
guests at the Matlock party in Pendle-
ton. Friday evening.
Cass Cannon and B. f. Mansfield
were among the Athenaites who spent
Saturday in Pendleton.
A large assortment Of belts, hand
bags and combs are late arrivals at
Manassas Up-to Date store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lieuallen,
of Adams, were in the city Sunday
and attended church services here.
Fl. o. Worthington went down to
Pendleton today and is attending the
Woodman- of the World Convention.
Glen Sailing will commence plowing
a 80-acre field on the mountains today,
which he will plant to potatoes later
on.
For sale--A nice lot of household
furniture almost new will go at rea
sonable prices. Inquire OF Mrs. Wal
ter Ety..
Mrs. Fred Kershaw and Miss Golda
Willaby are visiting at the home of
their sister, Mrs. 0. M. Castleman in
Pendleton.
Ranchers are hoping for rain. Soil
is s,becoming little too dry for good
plowing aud wheat is seemingly in
need of rain.
Earl kirkpatrick, formerly of Wes-
ton and well known ia Athena, has |
purchased halt interest in an $1S, 900 |
drugstore at Anatone, Wash.
The safe, certain, reliable little pills !
that do not gripe or sioken are Dade's
Little Liver Pills. Best for sick head |
aches. billiousness and lazy livers.
Pioneer Drug Store.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-05-07
DR.. G. w. VAN FIALTEREN,
Osteopathic Physician

Office in Residence at second door
east Mr.. Hiteman's residence.
Official hours s a. m. to p m. ex-
cept Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Graduate American School of Oste-
opathy, Kirksville, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13

Der SnteIlIsens Der gtrlintr ge,
i9dftslsuts taum 5pan3ie S9ritts
bon unIeren @eI6dft erblidte i9 i'm
i'm gesrifi, sinsn Sugameter gu beifet
gen. Sd trreidts ibn atbsmlos in
benz augerbIit, dls er feiRen 6ub dlf
ben Sritt beg Dqssns ieBts, uHb err
griff feiner Mrm. CT 5udte tdlrm
msrtIi6 suIammen unb fragte mid
NIT ldeiaberer .&altbliitistsit mas
ID nod bon ibm piinfds,
vNi9ts freiter, dls bic beiben Rets
ten, tpenn Sbnen boran Iiest, aufiebsu
81 bsrmetben mar meme 2tltnort.
Sn bieFsm 4ngenblid tdi1te in benz
MenI6en3trpm cine blule SduBs
mann Z Uniform All, bic aud bic
IdarIen augen bss Sptbbubsn err
IpGbt baden mOdtsn; sr 5oe bic &etten
herpor unb Isste iie mir in bic Sano.
Damn beIfieo er ben Masen, lebnte Ii5
nit iorgloIsr Ron9alante in ben SonO
Suriid unO fubr babOn, Obne mid aud
uur nod zines 9lides gu piircign."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13
Die beftDblene BOlsei.

ginsn luItigen 9aunerRrsi6 tbeilt
Der betannte RriminaIiIt YrofeIIor 8.
@rpB nit: Sn Der Stobt g.. pnrbe nee
ben benz 8dbnbcfe cine ppli3eipaHs
tube 9ebaut unb nit gang nel erfurts
btnen sMetallsisselu@ siugebedt, pels
DE aleihSsitie BEN pldfonb CUR @a4s
ftube tilbetsn. @m Gag mad BEN bic
pcli3eiieute ii6 in Der nellen WdHs
tube bdusli9 einseridtst bdtten, ere
T6ienen nit einem Sanbpdgsn stpet
MGnner in Der Uniform Der itdbtiT9en
Seucrpsbr, p:ldr iusten. iie bdttsn
BEN @uftrog, bic neuartigen 3iegel ges
1er sepDbnli9e uin5utuuihe Sd fi9
srfere aIs gu bltbssfGbrlid srpieien
batter. 9ie @o6leute batter gerdot
ni9ts al tbun anb bulfen ben betosrl
Wannsrn, bas 0a9 dbbeden unb bic
3iessl perpaden. 2sBtsr. purcen bdnrt
fort9eT@ufft, unb bic S9ubleute mars
tetsn duf bic ,altartissn" 3isseI. Ruts
mittag siebt Elm 9etpitter duf unb bic
@adlsute telspbonitren Der poli5eis
ceutrule, es fame Elm @etter, unb lie
piirben NAP, tpas es benn nit BEN
0a6e Iei uTp. S9Ieunigft be9ibt ii4
Elm goIiSsitOmmiiidr gu ben @dtlsu'
ten, bic man nd6 ibrer tel,pbOnii4 den
Melbuns fir berriidt belt. Der &oms
miITGr 6eIiebt Ii9 hen Sddben un0
lam uur su benz b.I6Gmsnben S6luB
tommen, 6uB bic Otter bes @eieBss
felbf orbentli6 bssuunert lporoen
ieien uRb Der 8epOltsruns, Die iia
iber ben famoIsn Stretd iebr frsnt,
nun ols 3iel beg Spottes biensn
mubten. Die SeueripsbrunifOrmen
bdtten bic @aunsr eeItoblen = entoedt
tpurben pebsr lie nod bic rbIiBgefdhr'
Iiden" 0uG3iegsl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13
9as epieI NIT eeiner anr6landt,

Cine dmiiIunte @eT6i8te sr5dblt
man Iid in garis: SGlenoern ba eis
nes Soges stpei eneogementloie
S6auIpieler duf benz 8%pultparb unb
beosanen einem ruiiiI6sn Giiriten, ben
Tie BON friiber her tenner. sic bdben
beioe teinsn Sous In Der Safde, bod
ais fie ben Siiriisn erbliden, erbellen
Ii4 TIRE 8sIi1ter, unb lie ldOen ibt
elm, nit linen gu binieren. Man lGBt
fi9's fprhl ieiu. llnb am Gnbs mill
Ser SHIRT beSoblsn. o@rlauben Sic,
fuete Der cine Der beibsn S6arIpieIsr,
res i6eint mir, mir buben Sis einges
ldben. limb I'm benz Siiriten entgeeeus
sutpmmen, fiists er bin3u: mir piirs
ben b19Ifens unnsbmen tDnner, bab
mir bas Diner ausfpielten." nWfit Wers
sniigen, mas fir Elm Spiel9" .Slei9
ober unelsi1, penn es Sbnen redt it,.
@er Q%riItottat gebt ltsbenspiirbtg
borauF Elm. Der S6uuipieler fuBt ii4
nun nit Der 9dno an Die Stlrn, tple
tDentl er nad)bG6te, unb fa9t nud eis
nigen Setunb.n: ,Nun nobl, mein
Shirt, s!si9 ober unglei9?1 sGlei94,
iast Der sroBe Serr ouf SerutbenObl..
.Oa baben sic perloren." Der 5irit
Cbne BON Der Sa9s piel 5u beareifen,
beaablt oos Diner, unb man gsbt bann
nod sum Gett iiber, BON Dem cine err
tIedIi6e anSabl 5luiaen gelssrt per'
ben. Mu9 bic neus 3e6e pirD uisges
fptelt. Der @9aufpieler nimmt tpies
Der feline ndhlinnenbs Stellnng an
unb tbut bic T9idIdlsbolle Srues.
rllneIeia!" dnipprtet oissmdl Der
Shirt. ,Sis baden fem Slid, rieber
berIpren Der 5iirIt bsSublt ben
gbampasner anb frugt bann Elm fpenis
&otiert: vgDos III benn bds eieentIi@
fit Elm Spiclg@ 80. bus TT febr sins
fad: i'd reRte mir cine 3abl unb sic
brdnfen 6ann MIR ~ rdtbtn, nb ia
aIti9 ober unglei1 it, .Gebr eins
fab. in her Sbot. Sebr einfa6.
msint Der grobs Serr nadbentli4.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13
(GOriiesung fOhi.l

~ tBptrHdnbntB Dirtb
On bic aii9t tuFenD); Dds ate
pl9n muB aber faub.r gsrupft fpers
benz" qlte Sungftr: Sic 9robiun.
Das psrbitt' ID mir!l-
Die rei9e grdut. @r
tSdrtIid); sQlIs i'd oisisn Morgeu
lnftpadte, bd pdrlf Du mein erftsr
@fodnte!" @ir. so bd ItunDsn
ipobl IdOn @linbigsr an 8einsm
9tii94
Dur9f91nt. StuDsnt..
MsRa sic mir bas gisr brinseu.
8sn5i l6msdfs mir nod sinmaI 10
quit. aelneria sS6on mDsiia.
nerr DcitOr aber gspumpt miro bent
rittsl@
Bpm 8nfetntn9pt line
tsroffi5itr: nGiniGbrisers mas ttnb
Sit IN Gipll7@ Ginid1riasr Nitro
nomi9 llntsrufEisisri agtbd beshdlb
Iegen sic bsim ;3itItn bos @tfpebr on
als poIIteH sic Our9ie9a.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13
4mmeriitiiAes.
SIN bSisr Qbiaaebrisf.

gls Ii@ Der betannts SdaufptsIsf
gsdmann infplse elpiger Streitisteitsn
beruhIaBt fab, Isin @irten an &0nias
Itdbtii6sn Sbeatsr gu Berlin uufauae"
ben, fdrisb sr benz aIs nidt fOnosrliG
asbiloet beri9rieentn Director Cert,
Die Der Observation-Disclosures Ring In
Ieinen rGrinnsrungen" erSdblt. Fp.gsns
ben abI9isbsbrisf: rSie iino Sitter
BEG ROtben QbIerorbens 6rittsr &laiIe,
Better eiaes Ebeaters speiter aIaiie
unO Elm ainooieb eriter aIaiis.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13
an led @@nIe.

Bertha, faste Der 2ebrer, rtannIt
bu mir ben llnteri9isb stptIGsn .sern
BADEN unb rlisben" ansebsn9@
rSaipnbI", entosanete Bertha prompt.
sd babe meme Mutter unb meinsn
Batter germ, uu6 i'd Iiebe plumpubs
'bing."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13
4aIisnber 4Iab.

@eri6tsDoII3ieber: ,@enn git fpnfi
Ridts @fanbbarss buben, mub i6 So.
ften ben 9lobns piinosn. gber no tIeb
i'd benu's BflaIsr ling @epFGabss
ter; ygapprn Sizes auf ben 2ptbpoi
ba tummt pod niemunb binl-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13
@Srtlid.

&i6ter gum ange!Iugten, tirem
drbtitsideuen Dieb); Isle hdttsn
olfO tein @eI6; nun, mas more bsnn
ba PAS RdaItlisgenbe estpeisn2"
@ngetlagier: sDus NGhitliseenbe
6err 3iGier 6as mar bic Murit,
bic i'd seIipbleu bdb'.4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13
aiubli6s auffafiuns.

Sp6ter: .STt "a ipa6r, bdB bies cine
aamelbaorbiirFe it, Mama9"
1uttsr: .Sa, aieb". SoGtsr: Nd!
Sd tam dbsr ni6t besreiisn, pis Elm
&dmeI iid nit elmer ioldsn 8irite
bds 6aar birlisn tann!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13
3aIss aIsii4.

@af: RsIlnsr, bds lit ober Elm Fsbt
tleines 8eefiteot bas Sic mir s.bra9t
taben. ~ &ellrer; So, dbsr sic
fDtrben troBocm re9t lunse burur ~
siIen haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13
@asaIsi4.

Sic i6 babe, bDIes Weib6en,
2isbenb Dir meiu SerS eeI9enft,
@o@ Ou I6einit mir ME suFrieSen,
llnb Id fdble mid g%etrdntt".
r2ieber Mdnp9 u bift Elm GhpGrmer
llnb psrternit bic gauge @elt;
.@1ente mir opd ptn'str giebe
limb bafiir mebr @odenseIb!1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13
eriafneIl.

Trdu (au elmer itelIungIuHsn5er
&Ohin): 9aben sic einen 2itbbaber7
@ieIIei9t einen SoIbdten9 - RS&iR.
Rein. - 5rau: ga, bdnn ire ni9ts
init uns. bd it's init Sbrer &o9tunlt
fiber nidt melt Ger!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13

Salons a56in. i'm. - ms
pIfcifffmus" lieh m0n;
gBci, rdusf6mstben ppIIen Se mir9
Sd babe pierstbntSgigs aiinnigane.
altt mir jtbi BET niat 70 pis nit 90,
iabORstnn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13
IN Qmerita.

-&5nnen sic mir feline Grbeit pers
Tdoffsn9@ froste Der orbeitsluitise
junse Mdnn. - SD fiirGts. nstn",
antiportete Ods &onSreBmitglieb, raber
i6 fam Sbnen cine StaatsanIteIlung
Derf4affen. tuenn Gbuen bamit ssbient
lit"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13
Sin @ematbsmenfd.

sic: SD bait. es fir meme pFIiht,
Sbnen gu fassn, baB mein Batter Iein
oonssS @eIO an Der 8SrIe bsrIortn
bat, - @r: ad grGmsn Sic Ii9 bess
bulb nidt! Sd trisss Iaun mod elm
anOeres rei9es MGb9sn!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13
8sitaugfalIuna.

4unbe: Sbre Sdifon bauert bod Il.
gentlid nur Elm babies Sobr; fdaen
sic mir nur, mas MAIDEN sic 6enn in
Der uubereH 3sit2 &aufmann:
aURturs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13
1900

9%onnibdIe (sum GcFangenen): g@lfo.
bromdtii6tr gutor Itnp sic. @ut;
iDeHn sic uns l9medeu, 70 foil bei Der
redt sbbdft opplauoitt ptrbenl1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13
9ic llriaft DDn 10 bicltH
algraOlidli6ra sOOrss
fdlen.

90 eihlrt esns afanfbeit III bisim gupte, sis
itbr Gsiabnih III ptasn ibrr ploelibsn Aiiatt.
I'LL rs 10 sss5si iis' Ias
k,ShlsAJ Ef 2-E " lbreibCi -nNtrcnfs,
|. ]. I. !. \. !. !. Il. ]. ]. ]. !. \. !. I. ]. !. !. !. !.
E1swGNEfD .I-Ebeit. ylngtnentBnns
sTI.XJ~ WlIbung btr;icblr o6er
llSW ITEl Ill SAldgfnf III Oft has
.llIH[ETIN Ell r 9ttiuitdf frontier 0ifrGL
El6EM INK Nh gabt mon Aietrntfonts
Htr4I A SKI belt iib petter cni.
AH@HI NM EN ipittu, 70 erersiit has
AZ WlSA II All I%pergiftGs Ntnt Der
NSN Nh VI EAR ieren lpeiiele innerg
MN 6SA StgdRe on, Doburb
eSlvna@SzSsSss SIaiaifatdub Niiebl
ober bic Rieren betlisrsH ibte 8crndlitdt unb bers
itiptnoei la4 ulb mad, Belle fHr gelt, gir,lih.
8loitnl iben iinb lait inimeT ami frantic 3isren
strildInllbren inb cine ndinna taui am i6Rels
ten G3ielt iptrbei, penn mani bic 8iefm iDieberi IN
eiiem g%eiunoen 3nitmbe berictt. siblsn eitI
iuwobL, 10 bGgeheu Gle burt1us teinm Srtmm,
prnn Sie Or. 6ilmerS GninpiipnrSeI. @leDisin,
bas 8roFte btilmittel iut bic Aicltu, ssber lp6
giaie, einnebmeh.
Gle linbert bic llnidbiaItii 6ds @aiIer eiu,r
hdlteH, ionic bnS bfenntnbe @einbl beim @aNer.
lofen, unb berbinbsrt bas manetnebme 6iten
Mdittlalien oes 9GgeS iiber INT ndbnnS her
Rddt. Qer niilOe rnb anbsypeip6bHiide Giett
Der Sumpipur5el ipir0 idntl elfannt. Gle 1T
reii porau I'M Griolas punbsrbaur p%cilnnsrn IN
bGl iapiergiim 6datu.
Sampinnt3d 1T ausentbm sinuincbmtn mb
pirc ~ cacl slpotbt,m AZ 90 Gent un6 einen
Dollar bic 6laide ptrtauit. Gle t6nncm cine
Srobtfoide bieicr niiu6erbarn, neutn Gntbediine,
ionic Elm 9i9edsn, porin gples ertlarl piro.
p~ortOirei jl9tididt befouImen. Idn lhreibe al
n. Nilmer ~ Co., etHahamton, Y. y. @din
sic ihreiben, erpdbntn Gle, bGh Sie bitie aenes
l5le Stiais In bieiem glatte aeleitn habcl. grs
grhca Gle teinen Srrtbum. merfen Gie i'd oen
Ndmet elnpipurid Or. RilneTs Slmpimur;ts
Wleni,in, Ionic bic I6reiC SiHahamton, q. 81,
tDlde an ieOr 6Iaibe anssbtudi 1T.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-03
SUBMARINE BOAT DISPUTE
Builders Of the Octopus Object 70
Withholding appropriation

The Electric Boat Company whfeh
produced the Octopus, that competed
in the recent submarine tests a. View
port, has entered an informal protest.
against the action --of the Secretary 81
the Navy IN Withholding s5o0,eeo
from the appropriation for So 5marines-
The cOmpany's representative objects
particularly 10 the use Of thB fund
for the Lake submarine and B1rzel
subsurface boats exclusively It IS
suggested that the fund. II Il Is ex-
pended in developing new inventions,
ought to be open to ali inventors and
not confined TO the two firms thar
competed At Newport
Primarily the Electric Boat Company y
insists on the award u contracts u
their firm 10 the full amount Of the
authorization by Congress The rep
resentatfon is made on behalf Of The
Electric Beat Company that the Bur
ger boat, which may secure the csD-
eft Of a part OF the 500, 900 Withheld
by the Secretary was not regularly
entered in the tests; that only a mo<lsi
was produced. and that il occupies
no better position before the derzrt-
ment to claim a part Of the 500. CO
than any Of the other numerous
models which have been submitted
by domestic and foreign inventors
Hundreds Of these models have been
laid before the Department. since the
question OF submarines was fEs9 given
serious attention. Il IS apparent that
the submarine question viii prosoke
a very lively debate in the next Goa
gress-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-03
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-03
SUCCESSFUL SALAD SUPPER
Helpers League Serve Tempting
Menu-Many Patrons

THE ladies who are members Of the
Helpers League Of st. Martins Lutb-
Gran Church, Francis street, and who
have the reputation for serving one Of
the best sDppeTs in town, excelled last
night In the splendid menu they served
in the lower room Of the church.
with food prices so exfortionate IL is
wonderful how the ladies Of the Help
ers' League can afford to give 50
much for so little.
The patrons appreciated il. and
there were many Patrons the room
being crowded all evening. The deco
rations were very attractive and pro-
fuse. They consisted Of flags and b5nt-
ing and quantities OF fall flowers, yari-
colored dabIias, autumn leaves, ferns
and golden rod. The scene was very
effective and pleasing, and the dainf-
lily spread tables amid sucir surround
ings, made thingssmore appeiziDg.
All the ladies We'd " ith each other
in making the supper the great sue
cess it-was, and much credit is due TO
the following who assisted
Serving Tahle-Afrs. Wagner, Mrs.
Schwarzhaupt, Mrs. Ripper, Mrs.
Evans.
Candy Table-Mrs. HfbIiHe.
Confectionery TabIe-Mrs. Fred
Smith, Miss Maggie sIsemaD.
Ice Cream .Tabe-Misses Hedwig
Scbaefcr, Sophie Heller.
supper Tnbles-Mrs. Rufter, Misses
Carlson 1seman, WoEIgemBtb, Han
gke, Mrs. Newman.
Grab Theodore Raussle.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-03
REPUBLICANS EXERCISED
Not Included in Recent Drawing Of
Jurymcn

Prominent Republicans arc exercised
over the fact that at the recent draw
ing Of jurors for the coming october
term Of the Anne Arundel Court not a
representative Of that party from any
Of the districts was among the jurors,
and IL is understood that action will
be taken looking to making demand
OF The court as to why such q strange
circumstance occurred.
II Is known that Dr. Washington q.
Tuck has addressed letter to Chair
man Thomas Parran, Of the Republic
can state Central Committee, stating
the circumstances Of the case and seek
ing advice in the matter. A num-
ber OF RepubIicans assert that the
matter is simply a political scheme.
The records Of the Circuit Court
were consulted yesterday and they
show that the preponderance Of dem
ocratic names placed in the box from
which the Jurors were drawn is large.
The number Of names placed in the
box from the several districts ranges
from 30 to 45, and in no district
where there found TO be more than
five Republican names, and in some
cases there were only two. II is be-
cause Of this fact that the Republican
leaders are greatly stirred, as they
state that there are plenty Of promi-
uent Republicans in all districts who
are eligible for selection as jurors.
Particular dissatisfaction is ex-
pressed over the Sixth lAnnapolis)
district, which is entitled to nine
jurors, and they hold that II is all
the more curious that not a single
Republican was chosen, when there
are at least 500 white members of that
party in the city who are eligible.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-03

The ladies Of the Aid Society Of
Eastport NJ T. Church are famous for
the delicious supDers they serve, and
former patrons praise them in this.
That new patrons may be convinced OF
what q good, wholesome substantial
supper may be served for . cents all
are invited to 90 tonight to the East
port NJ. X. Hall and take supper
there instead Of at home. 1t is the
cooks night of and you cannot do
better than to buy your supper at
Easfport 81. r. Hall tonight Some
Of the ladies who will serve you, aud
who have prepared delicious supper.
are Mrs. shores, Mrs. Mayo, Mrs.
wilkinson, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Tyler,
Mrs. stevens, Mrs. Braun and others.
Don't miss the supper tonight.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-03
NAVY'S GOOD BEGINNING
DEFEATS ST. JOHNS 40 TO Q
vdshipmen Open Football Season With
Big Victory

Tine local football seasoa was opened
v-gterday BY a game between the
.rfdebipmen and st. Johns, in which
~ latter won by a score Of 26 TO O.
Tte midshipmen had a game sched-
rr.l fsr the afternoon with Western
Hsrvlaud College, but that organiza-
e8a cancelled IL almost On the last
minute and 81. Johns very courte-
eg-lv agreed 10 nll the date.
The game gave great promise to the
rafdshipmen and was far from discOur-
sgiug to the coIlegians, as their light
tean. composed almost entirely Of new
men. did very creditable work.
The halves were fifteen and ten min
utcs Ina length. In the FIRST balf Rein
ieke and Burg scored t0uchdowDs aud
Tange lifted a nice field goal, the
second score. In the second half Rich
arIson carried the ball over for two
tauchdowns. NOrtheroft and Hibbard
each kicked aud missed a goal.
Iange started in as quarterback for
the Navy and his work was most
promising. Besides the nice goal
from the field, which he kicked, be
showed particular ability in picking
up the ball from the ground and run
ming back kicks. lie handled the
team well and passed the ball splen-
didly Ia the forward pass plays.
The Navy ds-Dague and DeAiott
did remarkably we'll in the forward
pass plays and generally got the ball
from Iango aud made fair gains. st.
John's also succeeded in making a
cain once. the ball being passed from
Stone 20 McAlpine. The Navy team
had two or more men in nearly all the
positions during the game in order to
give as many chance as possible.
Douglass. Meyer and Piersol, Of last
years team. stayed out Of sthe game
Yesterday, but all the other old men
had a chance.
The ~. Johns boys all put up
craditable games, especially as most
~ the men were playing their first
match game. McAlpinc, ut end, de-
serves particular credit for his ag-
gressive work. ~. Johns plays the
University of Virginia on Saturday
at Charlottesville, while the Navy has
DicSonson as its opponents.
The lineup was:
Naval Academy -Demott, le. T; North
croft. It,. Stuart. Dunton, Strauss,
Ie.: slinglum. Brand. c.; Wright,
Anderson, rg. Magruder, StOer, IT.
Dague, IVeifsnidor, re-. Lange, Hib-
bard. Battle, qb. spencer, Hambsch,
Ia. Burg, Il. T.. Jones, rh. Reinicke,
Richardson, fb.
St. Johns johnson, le. Baldwin,
Tracey. It. r. Hauver, L.. Harrell,
G.. Miller. rg. Jones, rt. McAlpine,
re. Nosloy, stone, ab.; WaTtield,
H.. Buhl, rh. Quimby, teapt. }, I.
Referee, Mr.. Melviui umpire, Mr..
spencer. Naval Academy chief line
man. Lieutenant Harms. Il. ;. N;
iinosmen, Midshipmen Shafroth and
Mr.. Targert. 81. Johns.
TOuchdow ns - Richardson, CD Burg.
Reinicke. Goals from touchdowns-
NOrthcHoft ana Hard. Goals from
misscd-Northcroft and
Burg. Goal from 6eld-Lange.