davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-15
Good Words for chamberlslTs Cough
Remedy.

People everywhere take pleasure IN
testlfying 20 the good qualities OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs.
Edward Philips, OF Barclay, Nd
writes; Il wish to tell you that can
recommend Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. NY little girl. Catherine,
who is two years old, has been taking
this remedy whenever she has bad
cold since she was two months
ola. About a month ago I contracted
dreadful cold myself. but took
Cbamberlain's Cough Remedy and was
soon as Wen az ever This remedy
Is Cor sale b. al druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-15
/ I ACHERS' SUMMER
TRAINING SCHOOLS
They Will be Located in Gaines
vile and Tallahassee.
NIlL opEN JuNg THE 80


ND Continue for Eight Weeks-state
superintendent Holloway Makes
announcement Of the Faculty,
Which Comprises Best Educators Of
The state.
Tallahassee, Fla, May 14.--Hon. w.
Holloway State Superintendent OF
blic Instruction, announces the
onlties of the Teachers Summer
lalning Schools. 1t will be observed
hat ne has selected. to do this inn
prtant work, the strongest faculties
eg employed to do similar work
this state
Faculty for Gainesville.
w r. Yocum, dean OF the Normal
department Of the University OF the
ato Of Florida, principal, psychoIo.
pedagogy
w ID Knibloe, principal Of the Du-
High School, botany, zoology, ply
Geo, M. Lynch principal Of the Jas
Normal institute, arithmetic l.,
zebra, geometry, trigonometry.
Tom F. McBeath, principal Of the
ainesville Graded and High School,
eiorici English literature, English
amman J.. composition.
III xUcriryaan ,,rtuofnoI ~ tha
aia High School, general history,
gblcal geography arithmetic H.,
Biography.
w. H. Russell principal OF the
IKE High School, Latin, physiology
81 government
Kiss Athena Leitner summerlin
titute. U. S. history, Florida his.
political geography, English
amman II.
Mrs ella LaF Hamilton, principal
the primary department of the
arke High School primary methods,
ding
Faculty for Tallahassee.
w Buchholz dean OF the Normal
partment OF the Florida College for
omen principal, psychology peda-
y
G. Bondurant, professor OF an.
nt languages, Florida College for
omen, Latin, civil government.
Jerome Mcneil professor OF natur-
cience, Florida College for Women,
any. zoology, physics.
Arthur Williams, professor OF his
Florida College for Women, gen.
m history, United States and Flori.
history, political geography II.
Hines, principal OF the Palatka
sh School, English literature, ply
cel GEOGRAPHY, political geography
arithmetic L.
II b. Edwards, principal OF the Live
ak High school rhetoric, English
ammar, composition, photography,
M A. Hathaway principal OF the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-15
AeeIdentaILv Shot and Killed

'Glennville, Ca, May l4-E. A,
Sands, of this place, was accidentally
shot and killed at Jesup Saturday
He had recently returned from At
lanta. where he has been taking a
course in dentistry.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-15
AlIMENTO PODRIOO QUE FUE
DESCUBlER1O EN- GUAYAMA.
Tres m6dCOs CGrtIfCan OIL NAL sstado de las
pTOIISlOROS.
(POr teJegrGto.)
Hoy recibimos el telegrama Biguiente:
"Guayama. Mario 15.-11.46 a. m.

'UUaYHu1Nl MNTNO IO.-II.4O g. M
correspondence" San Juan.
Teniendo Conocimiento ofcina Sanidad
de que alimentoS que cOnsumfan los pre-
Bos eran malsanos, eStableci6Be vigilancia,
pudiendO Cogerse I'M bacalao pOdrido dem
trO del penal y algunaS provisiOnes ave.
riadas en- casa encargsda suministro
RlimentoB & los pregos. Tres m6dicos in
forman sobre el NAL estado bacalao iba q
ConBumirSe. Llamamos atenci6n Jefe Con-
solidado.-CorresponsaP'.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-15
La GALE DEL EN-
budo es ObjetO de
arregIO en- Baya-
Nal sstadO en- que sehalIan las letri-
mas de Ia estaCi6n del ferrOCaTEiI.
Las Obras de IA casa esGusIa en- TOa BsIa tOCan
4 So conclusion.
Ode nWestrO cOrrespOnsal.)

Mario 14.-La Gale del "Embudo"
que tanUo di6 que hacer, desde el tempo
de ESpaf1a, hoy Sc eOta arreglandO por 10
que no solsmente felicito VirgiliO Davi-
ia, al Concejo Municipal sino mas estsn-
Bamente don Braulio Duefo que hs Bido
uno de los one mas lucha pOr el arreglO
de dicha calIe, sin que lograse e., en- el
pueblo sus deseos, hasta ahora qGe poE
fin pudO rOmperse 81 embudO.
Sc me suplica lame la atenci6n de
quien Corresponds, acerca del NAL tstado
en- que se encuentrsn las letrinas de la
estaci6n del ferTocarril, al estremo de que
respetables familias qua viven cerca de la
estaci6n, tienen que vivir encsrTadas por
que Ia fetidez de las letrInas ls obliga
clio. EstO, mas de ser una faIta de aseo
eB una falta de hygiene, como tai debe
Ia sanidad local intervenir. Esperamos
no tener que ocupalnoS mas de este asunto.
-HemoB visto en- esta ciudad paseandO
en- Bu autom6vil al sefior Lluverag, dele
gado la CSmara, en- compafis de 50 her.
manO pOlftico don Miguel Lopez Gaztam-
bide, prestigiOSo prOpietario y uniOnista
distinguido.
Las obras de Ia casa escuela de Toa
Bajs van q 50 conclusion, teniendo dicho
pueblo un bonito edifcio que ds realce &
90 ornate pGhlico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-15
NOTICIAS DE
SABANA CRANDE.
Horrible deSgraCia OCurrida en- ell ba-
rTiO del RayO.
PSTOCld all entire las lIamas una Mia de COrta
Gtad.
Ode maestro cOTrespOnsag).

Mario 12.-En las primeras horas de
La mafiana del dia de aver sali6 para Ia
Ciudad del Sur, donde ha trasladado su
donicilio, nuestro distinguido amigo don
Vicente Soltero y Pag6n acompa6ado de
todos sus familiares. Que tenga todo g6
nero de proBperidades con ell cambio de
residencia y que hagan I'm viaje muy feliz.
Esos SON nuestrog deseog.
-Tambi6n sali6 en- la tarde. de aver,
para Salinas, el distinguido galeno titular
de aousl pueblo don Pablo NJ. Bonelli.
Buen viaje le deseamos.
Ell domingo pr6ximo pasado no tuvi'
mos ls retreta de costumbre. 6egGn SO
nos dijo fu6 debido estar aIgo indispues.
to el maestro director de la banda de or.
quests Seiior Sobasscof. Lo sentimoB de
todaS vsraS = ojal6 este Completamente
bien para Ia pr6xima.
En- 81 bsrrio del Rayo corta dis
tanCia de este pueblo ha sucedido en- ell dia
dc aver un case en- extreme lamentAble
La casa habitaci6n del individuo Antonio
Santiago fu6 paste de las llsmas perecien-
do una nina de tres cuatro afIoB de edad
la que sacaron totalmente quemada de los
escombroA Seg6n hemos sido informadoS
Santiago 80 hallabS en- suB faenas agrfcolas
y su cOnaorte fu6 al trabajo & llevarle al.
muerzo dejando encargadO del Guido de h
infelfz Criatura que pereci6, un hermann
to suyo tambi6n de, corta edad quien esca-
pc del fuego miIagroSamente. Immediate
mente Sc traSlad6 el juzgado al lugar del
Buceso; perO Seg6n hemos sabido fu6 un
hecho casual del cual no esta nadie ibre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-15
POuTICA GUIANA.
Las pT6xlmas sIsCCIonss.

Dicen de Washington que las eleccio-
mes municipales y provincialeS de Cuba
tendr6n lugar probablemente dentro de
pocoB meseS con objetO de probar Ia nueva
ley electoral y descubrir la actitud exacta
de la RepGbliCa anteS de PrObar con una
election nacional.
ESQ dice el "New York Post" con.
tinGR del Siguiente modo:
Esto no se ha decidido adm de una ma,
nera reSuelta pero Be habla de clio en- los
cfrculoS administration sin duda se
resOlverd deSpu6s del viaje del Secretario
Taft Cuba, Puerto Rico Panama para
donde Saldr6 el Sscretario el "a de
Mario.
En- case de que SO decida dar los
Cubanes una prueba con las eleccioneG
municipaleS y provinciales, es probable
que 6ntas tengan lugar en- el mes de Julio
mas tardar y 81 ests prueba demuestra
ser prOvechosa, las elecciones nacionaleg
Be efectuaran seis meses mas tarde
La disputa por los empleos municipales
y proyinciales est6 causando muchag de
las querelIas preSentes en- Cuba la dis
posici6n satisfactoria de estas plazas Dor
medic de unas slecciones honradas alivia.
ria mucho los disguStog, Segdn Ia opinion
de los ofciales americauos que dirigen
los asuntOs cubanoS, y haran possible
el efectuar una election nacional con
mayores seguridades
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-15
CONSEJO EXECUTIVE.
(Sesi5m del If pOr Ia nOcht. }

La session de anoche no revisti6 ning6n
inter6s en- cuanto los debates.
SOlamenUe di6 origen q una ligera dis
CuSi6n el 81. B. SO para proveer ell pro-
cedimiento en- los Casos de terceria y de
rogar al articulO 247 del C6digo de En-.
juiCiamiento Civil.
Una enmienda present6 & la secci6n 3
el Beiior AcufiR y dice asf:
En- el case en- que el tsrcerista obtenga
una Sentencia q Su favor el litigante que
Solicit6 del Marshal el embargo pagara
al tercerista los gastoS de la fanza y un
diez por CientO de su importe. No pro-
gres6.
FL Consejo SO declare en- receso y
deSpu6s de tomar un Llnch, cada cual Sc
fu6 q su olivO parando anteS el relOj & las
IL men0S cuarto.
Y esta hoTa I'll a. m.) no hay nm
solo ciudadano en- 81 Consejo.
Hacen bien' Una coSa eS acOnsejaE y
otra eS dar trigo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-15

METILOIOES-El msior mas SECURE
de todos los especffoos hastR ahoTa conocido
para Ia cura permRnente de todas Las enfer-
medades de la ureta, "a sean 6stas cr6nicas 8
pIeto, On menoB tiempos are ning6n otro pre-
parade similar, las gonoTFea IS, espeTm&t0r mas
ciStttis, cot. MeioF que Las lnyecoiones y muy
superior al B&ndalo oopaiba. Empieza 8
BuFtir 30 efecto Las tres Cuatro horaS de
habePBs tornado. -
0gtGn prepRrados de manera que no revuel-
v0n 81 eBt6mago nj prOducen mGlos efect0s,
De Venta en todaa las Boticas P1dsn8e
muegtHaa gratis sun dnieog fAbricautsG-
Frederick RteaHna a o.. patgoit, 6iohi'
gaR y. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-15
CVntsRaFIa saIudabIs.

Paris, Mario --Ha muerto en- esta ca.
pital la anciana Madame Robineau, que
naci6 el afo 1900.
6u fe de bautismo 90 conserva todavfa.
Durante su larga vida Ia csntenaris
disfrut6 rOSagante salud = solo dos vecea
estuvo enferma.
g EstO explica que viviera tantOs amos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-15
PARIS BAZAR

Grandes novedades Sc han recibido en- 81
PARIS BAZAAR de PEDRO GIUSTI
en- carteras de manO, porta monedaB, boil.
sas de msno, CinturoneB, peinetag, collareg,
de perlas, cintas de fantasia, pasadores de
bolas grandes para sombreros, capelinas de
paia de Italia y deApaja de Arroz y mu-
chos otTos artfculoB todoB de Ultima move.
dad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-15
C0NSEjO EJECpTIVO
(Sesi6m de Ia moche del 49,

FuerOn aprObadOB los proyectos de ley
del Consejo n6meros So, So, So, 68, So,
rs, 81 "A y pasaron la Camara los n.
j. R. 4 y y tambi6n los H. B. "a, 18 y
100. Sc reciben los III. B. 48, 81 81
que pasaron las leyes coPiadas y regis
tradSg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-15

-Ha Bido procesada criminalmente por
el juez municipal de Yauco y pueSts dis.
posici6n del Fiscal de Ia Corte de Distrito
de Ponce, Cruz Ramirez acusada del delito
de infanticidio la cual ha ingreBado en- Ia
c6rceI de Diatrito de Ponce Ell dia IL del
actOal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-15
Espaia y los EstadOs UnidOs.
MsjOrandO GI puerto de VIgO.

Madrid, Marzo.-kl gobierno espafiol
ha decidido introducir grandes mejOras en-
la bahia de Vigo con ObjetO de facilitar 81
establecimiento de una Ifnea de vapores
r5pidOs entire dicho puerto , los EstadOs
Unidog,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-15

En 60 imPEaRta . YysiRdQ papel Yisip {
s2lQQ q quiptRL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-15

--El gobsrnador de Puerto Rico ha CO.
muniCado al 9. e. haber aprObado los 81
guientes prOyeCtoB del COnSejo paSados pOr
ambaa C6maVaL G B. 8, n. A. 10 y
&c.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-10-17
The ~Old Reliable" Again.

Another wreck on The Georgia Railroad
This time it was freight train, at the Oconee.
1t happened Saturday night, as before. In
deed, it would seem that Col Scott's road
finds Saturday night to be peculiarly bad
night for safe and sane procedure.
That so many smash-ups should happen on
the Old Reliable and so few lives have been
lost is mere nigger luck. 1t cannot be so al
ways. Sooner or later there will be a tragedy
on this ill-conditioned, badly managed road
that will horrify the entire country.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-10-17
Honor Roll.

These are helping me extend the influence
and usefulness of the two Jeffersonians:
John c. Neville, West Union, S. c.
Oliver S. Jones, Prescott, Ark.
H. L. Howard, Sylvania, Ga
{. c. Benefited, Mud Creek, Miss.
Sid S. Bond, Jackson, Miss.
Perry F. Bloodworth, Perry, Fla.
B. Fl. Brown, Gainesville Ga.
J. ]. Brown, Bowman, Ga.
S. D. Smith, Atlanta Ga.
(To, be Continued.)
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-10-17
Editorial Notes.

Editorial Notes.
Last year, Mr. Hearsts independence
League formed co-partnership with the cor
ruptest elements of the New York Democracy.
This year, it has formed a co-partnershp with
the Republicans. For right young thing, Mr..
Hearst's Independence League is wonderfully
we'll up in some of the old old tricks.
Henry aWtterson, the great Western Demo
crat, says that the old parties are dead "Party
lines have ceased to exist. We must have new
party"
This is refreshing talk The last time The
Jeffersonian quoted from Brother Watterson
he was telling the country what mean men the
Republicans were, and how easy it would be
to get everything in heavenly condition by
electing Democrats to office. That was what
caused me to faint
Trips to Europe have curious effects. The
Editor of the Atlanta Journal took one, and it
seems to have cured him of the fever which
came on him, suddenly, last summer. Last
summer, while the sudden fever was on the
Journal hotly demanded many reforms. Is not
demanding any now Not only is it reasonably
satisfied with things in general but it is quiet
ly and earnestly preparing a soft place for
Governor Smith to fall on, when a small man.
Dy the name OF newman, says from the red
eral bench, that Governor Smith must not act
as Governor UNLESS HE, NEWMAN,
GIVES CONSENT
Alas, these trips to Europel
Inasmuch as the time has come when frost
may be expected any night. hadn't some vigi-
lant Democrat better bring the Macon Plat
form into the house? Of all political pot
plants, the Macon Platform is the most deli
cate; and it would be gross negligence to leave
the tender thing out doors, any longer.
IF State-C Chairman Lawton Miller has moth
ing further to do for that resourceful Repub-
lican Mai. ]. F. Hanson-in the way of screen
ing the Yankee Corporations from just taxa
tion-the Jefersonian urges him to lose no
time in housing his pot-plant-"The Macon
Platform"
a Mr. Hearsts independence League rode the
democratic horse last year, and is now learn
] ing to ride the Republican horse. Shall we see
this expert performer riding both horses at
once, next year? Possibly.
II were William J. Nebraska, I should be
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-10-17
wArsoNs WEEKLY JEFFERsoNrAN.

keeping sharp eye on this new method of
doing things. It's going to play h-ll with
somebody's cabbages.
Teddy the Great is in the Louisiana cane
brakes loaded for bear But as all roads led to
Rome so even this bear hunt leads to the
Third Term.
Fairbanks cocktails have done for him what
Rum, Romanism and Rebellion did for
Blaine; and as for Taft, my idea is that he is
at his old job of keeping the lid on for Roose-
velt
The people want the Third Term, because
the President has lent such immense prestige
to the prosecution of big rasca1s; and the big
rascals want him because they are afraid that
if they make change they'll get something
worse.
At the recent cotton conference in Atlanta,
did any of the Spinners come out strong for
IS cents cotton?
Yet that's what we Growers mean to have.
The raw cotton is surely worth $7s per bale,
when the 1900 yards of calico which the Spin
ner makes out of it sells for $21o.
Including the SIS as the cost of the raw cot
ton, the manufacture of the staple into 1900
yards of calico only costs about $117.
Now, if the Spinner can find market for
his calico at such price as will give him
S21o on each bale of cotton why cannot he
cooperate with us, in fixing the price of raw
cotton at Isc?
And the cooperation is easy. He is the
buver: let him pay us 15c per pound, and be
done with it.
The Railroads are making the largest net
profits ever known to railroading, vet thew are
swearing to "Confscatorv" falsehoods. from
one end of the country to the other and are
spending money like water on high-priced
LAWYERS editors. LOBBYISTS Press Agents. and
Especial Counsel: the effort being to prevent
the public from having anything to do with
these public utilities.
Senator John Spooner, of Wisconsin, has
been imported into Georgia to help Mai T. +.
Hanson, Col Thos K. Scott and T. P Morgan
bu11doze Governor Hoke Smith Spooner is
also Republican. Thus we have the pretty
spectacle of four big Republicans irving to
bulldoze the Governor of Democratic State.
And the queerest feature of the case is that
the Atlanta Journal seems to be preparing ga
lav-down" for the Governor.
Wouldn't it be a sight to astonish the world
if Governor Smith allowed Federal Judge to
deerade the SOVEREIGNTY of our great state of
whose dionitv. whose rioh+s. and whose power
HOVE SMITH rs TRUSTEE. REPRE-
SENTATIVE AND DEFENDER?
The Jeffersonian has no doubt whatever that
Governor Smiths patriotism and courage will,
if PIT to the test. give these corporation hire
lines lesson that will not only have salutary
effect in Georgia but throughout the Union.
~ 49, Al,
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-10-17
PAGE NrsH

If the Congressman come into fine with you,
support them. If they ignore or defy you,
vote them out.
Never stop until your Congressman come
into line with the people
Haven't we let the Corporations run Com
gress long enough?
Shall we never assert the right of the peo-
pie to have Congress represent them?
The remedy is in your own hands.
For heavens sake get busy on a plan that
will bring relief'to you, and harm to no legit-
innate business.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
Toota of the HonIe uorn


Wilbur F. Sadler jr. Of Trenton has been
elected president OF the Associated Automo-
bile Clubs of New Jersey, the second larg-
est state association I'm the country
Following the lead Of w. E. b. stokes.
several New York motorists are sending
their cars one day each week to hospitals
In order that the patients may be given
airings.
The Dixie, owned by Commodore f. ]
Schroeder OF the Motor Boat Club OF
America, will he sent abroad to try for the
British international cup in races on the
For the month Of January, 1907, the total
value OF automobiles and parts exported
from the United States reached the sum
corresponding month of 1906.
Two handsome silver loyins cups have
boon offered as prizes for the touring car
and runabout finishing with the fewest
penalties in the Harrisburg (Pa.) clubs
endurance run, May and Z.
with the opening Of the European rae
ing nd competition season the new regu-
latiuns Of the Automobile club of France
requiring every driver to have a license,
come into operation. This rule will apply
to Americans
Although the Philadelphia mator-bus
franchise was killed IT, the closing hours
OF the last city councils, due, 1t Is said,
to street railway opposition, a new ordi-
nance was introduced in the new councils
which were organized last week
According to NJ Faroux. the French au-
thOrity, the United States bulk 5000 auto
mobiles In 1906, France, $500; England,
| 500; Germany, 1900; Italy, 1900 and
! Belgium. 1900 In 1901 the United States
4 built only 3li cars, and that same year
| France built 237lA Thus II Is shown that,
| although the United States was the last
! Of the great nations TO begin the manu-
/ facture OF automobiles, Il has not only
/ caught up with the procession In half n
/ decade. but Is now 81 Its head.
| A purchaser should be careful 10 see
| that leather upholstered cars are done
/ IN goatskln, and not shceTskin. The real
] goatskin upholstery has soft touch, while
I ths imitation made of Jheepskin Is dry and
/ hard An feathers should be hand-bufIed
| and not machine-buffed. At first machine
/ bufing does not show but its bad qualities
viii soon come out in use. A machine
/ buffed victoria hood will look as bad In one
! year as a hand-buffed hood Will look in
| Ave years.
/ Vanderbilt cup conditions VIII be an
! nounced before the end OF this month, 50
/ that American and foreign makers Will
I know whether or not The former weight
I limit Of L20O pounds will be the main point
| OF the rules, or whether they viii have a.
run their cars under some sort Of a fuel
| capacity regulations, as in the French
| Grand Prix, or TO comply with a combined
| cylinder capacity and weight limit reg
ulation as Is the main rule for the kaiser 4
cup race.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

Hundred Thousand See Game 60 settle
Tie in London.

LONDON. April D.-Fuuy 6OOOo euthusi-
aFtlc admirers Of foot ball arrived IN Lon
don today on special trains from York
shire. Lancashire and the Midlands to
witness the maj game in the English
cup ties at the Crystal palace between
EVcrtoHIn the holders of the trophy, and
ShefHeldN with the Contingents from the
south, the railroad managers estimated
that fully SO,ltg persons came to Lcn1Ou
for the purpose OF seeing the game. rhe
metropolis furnished its full quota. bring
ing the total number Of spectators up to
about 10000 By the time the game ol-
ened the standing room was packed. All
the seating capacity at the grounds was
sold n week ahead. Sheffield kicked of
and scored a goal within twenty minutes
Everton then became aggressive but
Sheffield put up n fine defense and II was
not until Just before the end of the first
half that the holders Of the cup were able
to equalize matters At what is known in
foot ball here as three quarter time the
score was unchanged.
IN their best work There were many ex-
citing rushes, but the teams were so evenly
matched that neither was able to score for
some time. Then one Of the Sheffield for
wards got the ball and with a well directed
Kick won a second goal. Everton was
unable to score after that and Sheffield
captured the coveted trophy.
The defeat Of the holder OF the cup, who
were the strong favorites, led to the Wild
est scenes OF excitement.
Lord Chief Justice Alverstone presented
the cup to the winners.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
Commercial BovyIIng League.

with the close Of the regular league sea-
son of the Commercial Bowling league at
the Metropolitan alleys several minor con-
tests have been arranged and will be
played off Immediately. The first will be
a two-man contest, which will begin Mon
day evening at the Metropolitan Bowling
alleys. The men are allotted to play as
follows:
Monday-First squad: Rice and Polcar
against Patterson and Camp. Second squad
II. Primeau and c. Primeau against Ma
honey and Grotte.
Tuesday-First squad: Ray and Eager
berg against Lehman and Stapenhorst. Sec
ond squad: Baehr and Spetman against
Klanck and Jay.
Wednesday-First squad: Keyt and Voss
against Traynor and Caughlan. Second
squad: Rush and Hinrichs against MCGEE
and Gilbreath.
Thursday-First squad: Sutton and La
Vigne against Matthes and Grifith. Second
squad: Walenz and Seaman against Ber-
ger and Beselin.
Friday-First squad: Hun and Bauman
against Boord and Drlnkwater. Second
squad Lindrooth and Hartkoph against
Hull and Carman.