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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-07
- a. - CURES
d. -. SKIN DISEASES

from the body going continually day and
maintaining Of bodies and Of
ps trouble will result When the blood from
coming in contact with the delicate tissues and fbTes With which
the effect Is shown BY Eczema Acne Ter ppes rhes and skin
This cannot done with external but requires
into the circulation neuazes and the
nutive qualities the skin
sustained
Skin medical advice desired
ee ali who write SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-07
r III e
Victim of a Football Game.

Salt Lake, Utah, Oct. 7.-Eugene
M. Bourne, IS years old, who died
here yesterday, is the first victim of
football this season. He, received a
blow on the head in a game last Mon
day, suffered from a pain in the head,
grew worse and was buried Sunday.
Conclusion, Inflammation and hem
orrhage of the brain are the causes of
death as given by the attending physi-
clans.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-07
DRUG STORES CLOSE.
ONLY One to Remain Open Sundays at
Winfield by Agreement.

winfield, oct. Tn accordance
with the local druggists agreement
only one drug store here was opened
on Sunday. All the others remained
closed A card in the window OF each
- the closed places directed the
wouId-be purchaser of quinine or
ouad drops to go to the Brown Drug
20 for his pills and potions.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-07
AN EASY VICTORY FOR *. U.
The Lawrence Football Eleven De-
feated William Jewell 80 to Z.

Lawrence, Kan, Oct. TX. U. is
sure to have another good football
team. This was demonstrated Satur-
day when Kansas easily defeated
William Jewell by the score of 3S to
@. At the end of the first half the
score stood 81 to 0, and this could
easily have been duplicated in the
second half except for the fact that
several new men were given tryouts
in the final half.
Coaches Kennedy, Parry, Donald
and Brunner are we'll sat1shed with
the showing in the first game. While
ragged at times, the team occasion
ally displayed flashes of good football.
The forward pass was worked with
great success, but this was largely
because the William Jewell team Of
fered little resistance, allowing the
K u, ends to play away out to re-
ceive the forward pass with no OPP
position which resulted in two or
three touchdowns. A couple of the
William Jewell boys were injured,
Bates, the fullback, receiving a
broken collar bone.
The lineup:
Kansas Position. William Jewell
White, Lamb -... r. E.-..-.. Ryan
CroweIl, ........R R. T. 1890. Martin
Carlson.
Rouse (Capt).. R. G......... Miller
Schrieber
Reed .-.......... c.. Smith
Stevenson L. G.. - ogden
Caldwell ..... L. T. Baker
Milton Ransom, L. E--.... Campbell
Angney Steele q. b.. Motley
Johnston
Fortney, Angney, r. H. Johnston
Daugherty
Miller, Priest. Il. H.. Wolfender
Dodge, Lobaugh, F. B.. Bates
Oficials-Coleman and Masker.
HaIves-2O and 25 minutes. Touch
downs-Angney 8, Miller, White,
Croweu, Caldwell. Goals - Steven
son 8.
K. U. and Haskell were both sur
prised upon learning that Washburn
had been held to such a low score by
the Topeka high school. Bemis Pierce,
the great Carlisle player who is this
year coaching Haskell, says for WASH
burn to look out; he will bring a fine
team to Topeka on the 18th or this
month. s--.-
1t is definitely settled that the K.
UNI u. Thanksgiving game will be
played at Kansas City or Lawrence,
with the chances now in favor of the
latter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-07
r1oPED WITH HIS DAUGHTER.
A Fort Dodge Bachelor Took Mayor
Bennett at His Word.

Des Moines, Ia, Oct. mabel Ben
nett. daughter of the Fort Dodge mayor
w eIoned last night with holland Snow,
a chaueffeur, and they were married
here today. Mayor Bennett recently is
sued a ukase requiring all bachelors TO
noarrv snow took him at his word.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-07
American League standing.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
s.. Louis ii, chicago 10.

st. Louis, Mo, Oct. THE st. Louis Ma
tionaIs broke even with Chicago in the
final games of the 1907 season, Chicago
winning the first to 1 and St. Louis
the second 1 to O.
Score by innings: Hi; T.
Chicago ...............0 IL z U 81 IL 8
Batteries-Fromme and Noonan; Reul-
bach and Moran.
Second game-Score by innings: Ri E.
81 T o11is ...,..OO o 1 o. Q 1
Chicago ...-V U WV W :"
BatteriesRaymond and Marshall;Lund
gren and Moran.
Pittsburg Al, Cincinnati 3-13.
Cincinnati, O., Oct. 7.-Cincinnati ana
Pittsburg closed the season here by split
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BASEBALL at Syracuse.

Syracuse, Kan, Oct. johnson de-
feated a picked team from Syracuse,
Coolidge and Garden City yesterday by
9 to 1 and today by to 2. The pitch
ing of Bently, who pitched both games
for johnson, the batting of Van Hall,
Mills and Chapman and Johnson's fast
infieId work won both games.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-07
Killed in Football Game.

Portage, Pa, Oct. Thomas Ber-
tram, 20 years old, of Altoona, Pa, suf-
fered injuries during a football game
Sunday that caused his death. He was
kicked in the head during a scrimmage-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-07
Michigan May Rejoin Big Nine.

Chicago, Oct. with the call for the
semi annual session of the big nine" col
Ieee conference November %, Michigan
re-entrance to Western college circles is
assured according to a canvass of the sit
uation made this fall by Director Lewis
Evansville. Ill r'-2 s=-E--e
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-07
RowIands Are Acquitted.

Raleigh, N. c., Oct. THE jury In
the Rowland murder trial returned a
verdict of acquittal. DR.. and Mrs. Day.
i'd Rowland were charged with poison
ing the woman's former husband, Chas.
R. Strange.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-07
TN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit Captured Pennant just in Time
lose to St Louis

st. Louis, MO, Oct. 7.-St. Louis turned
the tables on Detroit Sunday AFTERNOON py
taking two final games of the season py
scores of 10 to and 10 to 3 respectively.
Score by innings: FL II n e .
st. Louis ..,-..-...---S a. II 4
Batteries-Bailey and Stephens; B. Jones
and Payne.
Second game-Score by innings; K; ID q FL =
Detroit ..........3 0 o o o 000-3
Batteries-Howell and Spencer; Malloy
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ana FaS1 Chicago 4. Cleveland 2.

Chicago, Oct 7.-Chicago won the last
game of the season of 1907 from Cleveland
Sunday afternoon, in a contest between
White and Clarkson.
Score by innings: X; ID H. 4
cleveland ........00 o 2 O00O0-2 IL
Batteries-White, Isbell and Sullivan;
ClarksOn and Bemis.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-07

more beef and also more speed. Their
offense moved as a machine, and the
Coyotes. while battling valiantly, We're
swept from their feet.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-07
ting a double-header.

ting a double-header.
Score by innings: X, II e.
Ptttsburg ......-.....1 90 900 40 9
Batteries-Spade and Schlei; Liefield and
Phelps.
Second game-Score by innings: R.H.E:
Cincinnati ...-...........0 o II S-l3 10
Pittsbure ..O o OOO0-1 2
Batteries-Campbell and Mclean; Adams
and Kelsey.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-07
WILL ENTER sANTTARIUM.
Earle Must Have Rest for his Over.
taxed Nerves.

New York, Oct. Worn out by
the strenuous experiences he has had
since his wife, with their child. went
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-07

Doctor James Albert Berry.
SpeciaIry-Diseases OF the nose. throat.
stomach and fntestines. 725 Kansas ave-
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10 cure a cold i'm One Day

BROMO Quinine tablets
Druggists refund money II It fails to cure.
e. w. GROVES signature IL on each box.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-07
Wichita 2-7. Omaha So.

Wichita. Kan, Oct Wichita split even
in saturdays double-header. giving Wien.
tia the series and the champlonshlp OF
league.
Score by innings: X n; T.
Wichita mummy y IVY = "
Batteries-Speer and Weaver; Bills and
Gonding.
Second game-Score by innings: r n E.
Omaha .............2 o 90 o. o
Batteries-Young and Weaver; McNeely
and GOndinQ
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-10-31

The Sioux City Daily News has made
for itself hne record during the few
months OF its publication. Fearless,
inaepe ndena, able. IL is iilsing a place
OF it, own 10 Sioux City Journalism
and filling il welt.
The CDURIE& covers Inc iceAl field
giving you ala The official eolnis news.
the local hapoening- and judicious Ell.
iiorial comment Ii is fetiered hg no
party GicieaiOD and stands For all tina,
Is highest and best in the Roose VIZ Ia
policies.
The COURIER and the News will bolt
be sent 10 new subscribers from now
until Jan l. 1909, for s2-5n This will
lake you entirely through the next
presidential campaign, which, In some
respects, will be the most remarkable
OF recent years. Less than cents
week gives you daily and your county
seat weekly all through the presidea.
tial campaign ard up 10 Jan. !, 1909
Old sab beers 10 the COURIER paw
ing for Two years arrears or more, are
entitled to the same offer Bring 10,
or send in by mail, Your subscription
Ar once. 20 a. Dot 10 lose single issue
- 10 for Is months for both the UNION
COUNTY COURIER and the Sioux Cit
Daily News
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-10-31

VIII Olson visited At home Sunday.
Elsie Anderson began school Mon
day
Casper staan made his ssasi visit in
the hlils Snndsy.
Chss. Smith Is wcrking for Tedam
Johnson this week.
Miss Essella RabiGa visited the
scheoi last Mondas.
Mrs. Eric Holland returned TO her
home Sunday evening
Miss Esther Frazier visited with
E~ieiia Rnbida over sunday
Joseph Apriey visited 81 the
Anderson home SUNDAY.
Miss Julia Kelley visited over SIM
dsF with the Miss Tases.
Mr. and Mrs Clemeutson visited
Mr.. ClemenisOn' i parents last sunday.
s w. Bennett enjoyed a visit with
his brother from Salifornis last Fri
dss.
Our new minister will be with Us
SUNDAY evening. Let "a give him a
hearty welcome.
Mr. and MRS. s N. Bennett and Mrs.
Squires attended the conference All YER
million last Saturday
Mrs. Toilefson and Alice Fate at
ien6ed the teachers meeting Al Elk
Point last Saturday.
A number Of people from this vicin-
itF attended the party at Will Sew-
ards Saturday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Fate returned Monday
evening from Nerniliion, where they
attended ihs M e. conference
IL is expected that an evangelist will
be with az al Rlrhland Saturday night.
Mr.. Gelsin is an excellent speaker and
all who attend will he amply repaid for
Rssning.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-10-31
The orrsairatioH Q, the Farmers' Eresator

G. f. MesreroAe of G0wrie. lows, ac
dressed large and interested gather
ing of farmers at II c court hoase Sal
urgiaE afternoon on the benefits OF CO
operation and the pest methods of or
gsnixing and conducting farmer
elevator. AS secretary OF The Farm
ers' Grain Dealers Association OF
Iowa Mr.. Messerole's experience and
information was of considerable i'm
portance, bot moi being posted on
South Dakota Law and conditions he
goa Inc farmers into serious mixap.
Alter seven good directors had been
chosen by popular Yole and "a pernaa-
nerG organization we'll under way.
Attorney McInerny Was called 10 ard
read poriions of ihe South Dakota
corporation law Io ahe audience. IL
was found the Law minute pre-
scrib aae manner of organizing such
companies. Also taas each share of
stock Is entitled 10 one voie, instead of
limiling the vote io one for each per-
soa. no matter how many shares of
stock such person might hold A
decided feeliug ia favor OF the latter
course had developed largely by Mr
MesserDie's Recommendation
The hour WAS 80 iale and Inc tangle
80 hopeless that the meeting al gourned
| 10 nexi Saturday. Thi- week there
| has been plenty OF time and opportunity
10 strsighaen The matter oM1 and
| doubtless the organization can be
smoothly and legally made next SAT
nrday. Ii Is an enterprise of great
| importance antl every farmer Interested
| ina better markets and better prices.
whether Interested ia the prof eaFd
lew elevator or NOT, should NOT 1Asi su
ssr present nj The meeting next Sainr-
1 day al the c0nrt hoase
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-10-31
Emmet Eckees

Corn picking has started ia full blast
in this vicinity
A heavy frost fell In this vicinity
Sunday evening
Miss Bertha Behnke was a town on
business Saturday.
Fred Feaaerson OF Bsresford spent
Sunday ut Chas- Rowley's
Ms Solb@rg entertained few
ladies last Wednesday o. m.
Ben Carlson and Henry Rrknke
spent Saturday ereniug al Koansssd.
Miss Anna L. Rakkee attended The
tezrhers meeting Al Alnesier Satnr
day.
Miss MsgArst Kennedy spent SUN
day MT the hame of Mr.. and Mrs. ] e.
Behnk-
Ed Behnke and sister. Miss Bertha.
spent "Wednesday eseniag at the
home of Chas- Rowley
The dance X Komstad Saturday
evening was weal attended Ttssssss
present enjoyed themselves greatly.
The teachers meeting held nj Al
eesi@r. Saturday Oct. a6sh. was we'll al.
tended. II was very interesting
meeting and many smporsani subjects
uasoa schoo. matters were discussed.
Miss Esra2n, who for the past SIR
weeks has beru visiting ri The home of
Chas Rawaey, left Saturday for New-
castle for 40 sn6eiaiie stay. before re-
fnrning 10 her nome nj Scranton. tn.
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aos. Thl-g

We offer One Hundr, a Dollars Re
ward for any ease oi Calarrt that can
NOT be CARED By Halls Caaarria Care.
f. j. Cheney s. Co, Toledo, o.
We, The undersigned, have known F.
}. Cheaey for the iast Is years aud be-
issTe hiHa perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and tiaanciasis
able 40 carry out ANY obligations made
by his firm. Walding. Riunan s. Mar
sin. wholesale DRUG gisas. Toledo. o.
Halls Caisrrh Care il taken inter-
nallg- acting directly upon ahe blood
and Mucous surfaces of .he system.
Testimonials ssnt free Price go per
bottle. Sold by druggists.
Take Halle Family Pills for eousii-
patton.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-10-31

Notice Is hereby given shat on Tues
day The 18th day Of November next,
aa elrcsian will be- held ia lh- various
unOrgnnikei Townships in Inc CoanEy
elect officers as fellows. Oau Assessor
two Justices Df the Peace and Two Con-
stables for each of such unorganiz7d
to@uships; which election will be opeH-
20 ai.eigh s clock in the morning and
wlll coatinue open until five O clock ia
the afternoon of the same day.
Dated lhis list day of October. A D.
.Sa,s IHAs ) HARTER,
5m County Auditor.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-10-31
Wanted

s'otaaa.s. Highest market price Tor
: nod sossn4i Oaios ar RAral-.
H g. SMITH. Elk pOsut. ). ID.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-10-31

Ali those who are indebted 10 me
will please cal and -ettle ~ once.
70 q. T.. CHRISTENSEN.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-10-31

Nj au1 Ms Ls3AS. sells. 0f -sU11
PALS. visited - the l. N. Grill r-ss
asence Saturday.
ReAd The Mxklng OF Successful
Hssbsnd on oar foarsh psge this
week n might d. you good.
Mrs G. a. DouglAss aesl Tor Chicago
Friday tor rasit wssh her brother
fiAr mDfhsr accompanied her for d
scrl 81 family visit.
TIE Il. A. r. and VII. X G.. wsil
SERVE supper in the old Fianners
hotel on NnT- l2ah. Full noface viii
he gsEen nexf seek
The FsremAnss Bail 81 The 0perz
hOmsr tomorrow niehf IL ~hAs yoa
hare been ~sassag tor. Good masge. i
good caller and good saane
New goods purchased by Mr.. Rings
rad whsls in charago are being an-
pscked This week. step in and sss
tbem- Ringsrad Mercantile Co.
Cealinss orchestra 81 The Freeman !.
Ssmi-annnsH bali Ut the Elk Ppius
opsra ho1ss Friday night Bring ail
gonr sisters. yoar eoasins and year
Annzs-
Mrs gnhn MaGraah visited relatives
IL Soak tasy The lore pxrs IL the
wsex. Mrs Mf4srxahss rnany friends
~Hia - rasd 10 kne~ she Ii able to De
ont 4gaan.
NJ. nasd Mrs Henry q GmrneT left
list SATURDAY Tor Nebraska, where
skser waaa visit rraafarss untii nd XII
Ta1sdAF. when they 1saa start for
Sorpas Ehrisaa. Texas. where they
MilI spend the wSnser. They rxprra
10 reaurn here in April
MhHa Ker. a gamaas0n closed his
gsasaprsse III vermaaalnn sw~nas-twO
years Ago. bis SATISFY was suaO short.
Beresdossd people wiIa he Interested In
xnawang ahaa daring iae eeusereDce
ahsrs AAsf week. ahe people aaaoag b
asnr 0t aaaem were there swensy-s NC
seafs ~ anaae Up ahe shortage md
asaaa him ~ fala. fsarAsfura Hs~ssnas-
Tic.
a. rom banas bon uf HR1a0mHs4n cir.
1llmstAneas snfireay beypnd car i'm
sn4aisae oonsawl snakes us hair d ssay
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-10-31

On BANDS place south Of Elk Point
Phone Rnrai No. lis
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-10-31

The S,bscribers of the FARMERS ELEVATOR are
urgeDtIy requested to attend the meeting TO be held
NFKT SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 2 O'Clock at the
c0lRT HOIlSE Every farmer interested in the
movement is cordially invited TO attend. if1t Al
TENDANCE OF EVERY SUBSCRIBER Is PARllCU-
LARLY REQUESTED. as important business will be
transacted ar the meeting. BE Sure lO ATTEND
ALEX. BOVEE. r. NJ FENNEL, R. COMPTON.
President. Secrelars liedsutes'
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-10-31
Farners' I.stitats Datss

Superintendent A. II Characteristic
hAs announc4d dates fur this winters
FArmers' Institutes. This year ~
last there rila b. two Institutes il
Unioa county. TWO days' ipsaituse II
Eak Point and one oil oae dag ii
Beressora They fail In February. ii
Besssserd. Feb. 18th and ii Eli
Point Feb 18th md 18th. The Clay
county hesitate vii be held - Yer,
milllon o. The same dsses - Eta
Point.
FRIDAY. Feb Is. the session iii
open NJ lsss0 p .. md II the eseainR
there ~ill be sperlsl music md II "a
dress " sone man IL n9fe whose
na1.s Mn ~ Anno0nrei lAter- Satnr-
|zay there will ~ 60 sessipns. ~ l0.ss
- - - I'D u ~. ~ith ~ evenine
eessiou. The aocal committee havinR
~ nester in ch.xe~ uill maxe carefssI
l.fntions 40 - believe ~ nny
- a.fely pre1ick shak ~ fnstituts
moxt febssassy MI anrpess L. iatrre<l
e6l1 kolpf1tors1 shat " isst yexr u
|any pr&vinnS ya!lr.
ss
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-10-31


Bernie Bristol is very iil with
typhoid fereE.
A. O. Ringsrad returned from
Chicago MondaE nnrning-
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Carter have NOV
ed into the Shook residence
Miss Fay of Yankton. was q guest of
Mise Nellie Nichols over sunday
Miss Grace Main and Niles SpAnsd
ina spent Snnday with Relatives here.
The newest notions in noFeasi4s this
week ii the Ringsrud Mercantile Cos.
Mrs FL A FranKain u spending the
week Id NesthAlc. Iowa. at the Geo.
Maize home
Mrs. Joseph Henkin, oil Sioux CITY.
visited her pArrnts from Monaa~ naail
Wednesday
Mrs. Antoine Smythe, OF Akrea.
Wished ahe latter part of last week
with her parents.
Mrs Frank Hsrter arrived here
Moodag fram Rapaa Casy Tor = visit
/ of two meeks Hifh relatives.
Mrs. Mary ca a1nplin. who has been
visiting nj the DR. Ealis hnn4- re-
iHrned 10 Kansas City Saturday.
Mrs e. Brown of Sioux Clay arrived
here MDp4aag for fer days visit with
her daughter. Mrs Henry Henkin-
4 Ysar 1heCk Or yoss erezst n sssd Is IL
ever wa% - oar isaser yard.
IN sIA0lE CO
| w VT Main left FRIDAY for VIII
abingdon. glanoas- for visit With his
mother He sfai also visit Chicago
for : dr. es two before his rraurn.
Ladies' Now u the lime to begin
Thai gsiree 81 fancy work for Christan ~.
anss received. hig assortment OF fsnrr
pi1cas and embroidery silk. Rsngsrassa
Mercsnsile ca
Mrs MT AZ. MeIssnaad entertained
she whilst elah on SaaaNsSAy nagha ia
hnnor 81 DIR McDsnaad's birthday
They presented him with an elegant
Aeaaher rccking chair The evenEne
was spenk In card playing. after mhieR
= dAintF three course iunch was served
and 40 sn5oyabi+ lime spent bg all.
All the regular sAFvices may be ~x-
peciesi ~ the Congregational rhnrrh
next Sunday ~ folao~s- Public .ar-
8ship VI 1890 n m. with sermon on .sThe
| Call 10 Self sacrifice, Y followed br the
Lord's Supper Sunday school nj noos.
Chrzsiian Eodearor II s.3o, evenine
worship ii 10 wiah sermon on ..The
Hardening of Pharoah-s Heart !
i Church prayer mersing Ii held THURS
1 dAy n 30 p. % AID lasts ~ honr.
i q. p LAafkin ~As sauifiag here sat.
1rdAy among has many oaaaime
irienas Fer several years he -.
esshaer u tins old CsIax4nSs baak xad
\ aetl here for the Sandwich lsisnd.
ssmethiag like sixhf years ago. hi.
tamaly il ~ FArihanlt, Nina. where
hiA 40 u ~ SrlSDl He HIS hees,
sssitaag f0r oo0pae II moaxhs 81 ID il
thiS cOnatry. hnt via sD0a reInrn u
| The islands ~here ~ u doing wela lad
l r. weal pl1Astai with the climate 80
4 siauAsion.
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Sehosi Notes

On ihe eveaing of Nor. 18th. MI the
opera ho1se. the OrpheSE Qain se1ss
apd Bell Ringers will give the 1pen-
log humber OF fke High School Lsc-
sure Course. The programs and
ssckets for th- entire coarse vii Dc
ready for Distribution By Mondae.
1ias management has every reason 10
believe fhAl the course will BE- far
better this year Than last year. A
few more season tickets must BE-
guaranteed, however, ia order TO
cover the oost Of the course. The
peopas 81 Eak Point stood by 1s nssss
LAS year and ne sincerely hope that
All will give as their support sssis
year
The 1rst quarterly examination Il
being held This week.
On Saturday. IL noihing goes aaaiss.
the football tesrn expects 10 go To
Caason To play the high school there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-23
AS COOL AS IN AUTUMN
TEMPERATURE "a DEGREES
ABOVE FREEZING POINT.

The weather man was singing the brand
new song, entitled THE Golden Autumn
Time, this afternoon, when he was asked
now long the present refreshingly cool
weather will probably continue CHANGING at
a formidable array of meteorological data
collected all the way from Washington to
jericho, he replied that the official Their
Hometers at the local bureau this morning
gave reading of only "a degrees above
the freezing point"
But he added, "therometrical condi-
lions will warm up some by tomorrow aft
ernoon, but \the heating process will be
gradual, very gradual.
In the meantime there is promise of show
ers to continue tomorrow and add GOODNESS
to the atmosphere.
The official thermometers at the weather
bureau registered 20 degrees at 1:45 O'Clock
this afternoon, which is said to be fall
temperature. The minimum reading was
early this morning, when the mercury
reached 81 degrees, or "a above the point
at which water freezes, and it lowered
about that notch for several hours, giving
the city touch of autumn.
The conditions last night were what old
inhabitants refer to as blanket and coun-
terpane weather" That is to say, the at
mosphere, even indoors, was cool enough
for bed coverings. 1t was the opinion of
the weatherwise that the GOODNESS will be
followed about the end of the present
month by streak of sizzling torrdiIy that
will make humanity Wilt
long-range weather prophet in Pennsyl-
Vania predicts that August Will go out with
heavy thunderstorms and in d blaze Of
neat, but the official weather men declare
his prediction to be about as reliable as tie
almanac forecasts that are said to be made
up In some instances several years ahead
OF time and kept in stock by the almanac
makers.