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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-12
GRAYS AT HOME FOR THE
REST OF LEAGUE SEASON

The Grays play at-home ball from now
until the close OF the Eastern league PEN
nant race. Sept "A. and II is expected that
the Providence team will be safe in third
place, with the Bisons second to the To-
ronto team, which has the pennant al
ready won.
Montreal finishes out the week here,
with Toronto reaching here for the Sun
day game at Rocky Point. The league
leaders remain for games Monday and
Tuesday. Wednesday is an open date and
then the Bronchos are here from Roches-
ter for Sept. 49, 20 and p, closing their
engagement with a Saturday game.
The Sunday game on Sept. 22 is the first
OF the series with Buffalo. the Bisons
playing here the following Monday and
Tuesday. after which the Eastern league
season of 1907 will pass into baseball his
tory. Present indications are that the last
days OF the race will be very tame in
comparison with those OF recent years
which have characterized Pat" Powers
league.
There is a chance that the Grays may
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BOWLING NOTES

A meeting ef the City Duck Pm league
has been called at 8 p. m tomorrow. The
names OF the rollers on the teams repre-
senting the different alleys will probably
be presented, also the matter of prize
awards and the seasons playing schedule
decided upon at this session.
The two and three-man tournaments are
proving very popular at present on the
local alleys, as they give the experts an
opportunity TO get into good working form
for the regular season.
In the OGorman two-man handicap
tournament Finn and Metzler drew a
leading team total OF 6S1 pins.
A. Small and Heary upset the pins for
a 661 combined score. while the Finn,
Cohon and Baggott-George combinations
turned out team totals OF 64 and 651 pins
respectively.
Pete Heary, in the scratch line, knocked
the maple over for 353 individual three
string run.
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KILLING ON
BLUE BOOK

New York, Sept. 12-On heavy track
Blue Book. backed down from 10 to TO
u to 1. won the September stakes at one
mile and three furlongs at sheephead Bay
yesterday and q well-planned killing was
made on him. Kentucky Beau and Blue
Book went out TO make the pace and
raced together to the turn for hom,
where Kentucky Beau quit and Blue
Book, standing at hard drive. won by half
. length from Fountainblue. with Mont
Homery third. Ben Fleet won the Wal
norf stakes, while Explosion won the
Bellies. The summaries:
First race. 1900 added. selling, steeple-
chase. about 2 miles-Caller CDonohue),
ls TO %. won; Gus Strauss (doAfee), Z to
l. second: Guardian (Heller), to /, third.
Goldfieur. Mr.. Henderson. knight OF FL
way. Maximillian, and oliver Cromwell
also ran.
Second race, the Belle, for fillies years
pid, bh furlongs-Explosion, LOS (Nfiller).
10 !. won: Fond Heart, ITO (Nicoi). to
). second; Whip Top, 100 (Brusse), z to ],
third. WOODLAND and DESTROYS also ram
Third race, the Waldorf, 2-year-olds, 4
furlongs-Ben Fleet. LIS (NicoD. Q to 2,
won; Faicada CE- Dugan). to 8. second; ;
he KNOWS, I'D tRadtke), ID TO j, third.
Time 1:i6 Is. spooner and Nimbus also
ran.
Fourth race, the September, s-year-olds.
1x miles-Blue Book. Ia (Lowe), II to IL;
won; Fountain5lue. 1oe (Sotter), 8 to s..
place. second; Montgomery, l26 (Martin),
! TO g. show. third. Time 2:23. Kentucky
Beau and Paumonok also ran.
Fifth race. 1-16 miles, on turf-Rye, 10
(Miller). TO ]. won; Acrobat, 100 "a.
Burns). to 10. place. second; Phil Finch,
100 (shilling). 3 to 8, show. third. Time
1:56Don Enrique. Glis. Lord Lovat aand
Prince Hampton also ran.
sixth race. furlonss. main course
voorhees,, III CIV. Doyie). to 2, won;
Chief Hayes. 100 (sumter), 2 TO /, place,
second; Bounding Elk. 90 Is. SWAMI. s 20
show, third. Time lis is. Joaquin. La
chests. Lady Anne and Jennie Wells also
ran.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-12
TENNIS DOUBLES
POSTPONED 70 TODAY

The challenge match In tennis doubles
which was scheduled to be played of yes
terday afternoon at the Agawam Hunt
club. failed 10 materialize, rain intervent-
ing and preventing the conclusion OF the
match. and with II the closing play OF the
state tennis tournament.
Il. Tudor Gross and Russell N. Dana, j.
ID. T.. Jones and Howard Wilcox, the lat
ter the champions in doubles OF the 1905
tournament were on hand at 8 o'clock,
and. although Il was threatening Il was
thought that the match might possibly be
concluded before the rain fell again. -Four
games were disposed OF three going TO
Jones and Wilcox. the champions, and the
other TO Gross and Dana. Such a heavy
downpour set In then that the players
stopped short. 1t was decided to postpone
the match until today.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-12
LIVE BASEBALL NOTES

Madigan and Morgan OF Montreal per-
formed the unusual feat OF making home
runs In succession In the second game be-
tween Rochester and Montreal Monday.
The Rochester club will have new ball
grounds next season. President Chaplin
OF the Bronchos was notified last week
that Culver park will not be available
next year and he Is now looking for n
new site.
Howard Camnitz. the pitcher secured
from the minor ranks by Pittsbura last
fall has developed into a star. Thus far
the young twirler has defeated Chicago
every time he pitched against the Cubs.
and defeated New York three out OF four
games.
IL Is reported that the New York Ameri-
can League club has spent n total OF s35.
600 up TO date this year for new players
for next season.
Jack Taylor. the veteran twirler OF the
Chicago Nationals. has been unoondition.
ally released by Manager Chance.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-12
STREET CARS TO HAVE
A NEW KIND OF SIGN

A new plan wor informing persons as to
the destination OF car will be COM
menced with the completion OF three new
cars now In process OF construction for
the suburban lines OF the Rhode Island
company The new cars will be equipped
with illuminated signs. The front sign
will be just, above the motormans head
and the signs on the side OF the cars will
be lighted fIom the top.
The new feature is the panoramic
scheme on which the sign Is contracted.
The letters will be clear and on n fabric
which IN on n roller whereby the sign
may ba instantly changed from within the
vrsribule of the car. This plan Is far more
intelligent than the present one on ac-
count OF the number OF differen3 names
that can be placed on the roller and the
ease with which one may be substituted
for the other. General Manager Potter
says that the experiments the company
are making may lead 10 a general change
In the system of car signs as soon as the
new plan is shown to be an improvement
over that now In vogue.
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REIFF WINS
ST. LEGER

London. Sept. 12.-At the Doncaster rae
ing yesterday the st. Leger Stakes OF 25.-
600 sovereighs. for S-year-olds, distance.
one mile, six furlongs and 1872 yards. was
won by Wool Winder, Baltingias second.
Acclaim third. There were IL starters.
The st. Leger race was run in the pres
ence OF large crowd including King Ed
ward Wool Winder ran second to Rich
ard Croker's Orby In the race for the
Derby stakes and was the favorite in the
betting In the st. Leger, IL TO o. against.
Wool Winders victory was great tri-
umph for Johnny Reiff. the American
jockey. who rode the French horse. In
the Derby. In which Wool Winder was
second, Reiff rode the winner, Richard
Croker's Orby.
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COLLEGE
AND AMATEUR;
CONTESTS

meet with heavy reversals and lose their
grip on the third rung. but the games put
up by Newark and Jersey City In the past
two weeks on their home grounds with
the Grays. in which the Providence team
has broken away in the lead I'm both Sc
ries, is the dope which leads local fans TO
pin their faith In Duffy's team to finish
third.
There was nothing doing In the Eastern
league yesterday. with the exception OF
the tie game between Toronto and Buf-
falo. so that the standings OF the teams
experienced no change. Rain postponed
the other games, so that the Grays left
Jersey City with the Skeeters smarting
under the sting OF the 90 defeat ladled
out to them Tuesday, and with a standing
OF .5l2 for third place, 16 points ahead OF
Newark and 20 points I'm the lead OF Jer-
sey City in the percentage column. Buff
fafo has lead of II points over the
Grays, clinching second place more hand
lily than does Toronto the leading position,
as the Maple Leafs lead over Buffalo is
65 points.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-12
BAS EBALL
RAGING
BOXING

with the opening games of the football
season for 1907 scant three weeks OF the
captains OF the different elevens are send
ing out calls for candidates and setting
dates for the first week OF practice
Harvard, OF all the big elevens, suffered
few losses from graduation, and Capt.
Parker viii have practically an entire
son with.
Yale suffered heavily by graduation. No
opnger on the Yale gridiron viii be seen
that fast end, Forbes: that brilliant ana
dashing back. Knox, and Capt. sammy
Morse has also played his last game for
the Blue. But Yale will draw good mate
rial from last years Freshman eleven.
and can DO counted on TO put strong
1ighting eleven In the field.
Prospects are bright at Princeton. Capt.
Mccormick appears 70 have an opportu-
nifty OF captainlng the football champions
OF the season. There Is one thing certain
at any rate and that is that no Eastern
team will have a stronger backfieid than
the Tigers with Mccormick, Harlan.
Tiobets and Dillon behind the line the
Orange and Black backfield quartet will
be dangerous one and II Is safe to say
that the team that can hold them will be
strong on the defensive.
The University of Pennsylvania Is pref
~ much Of an unknown quantity again
this year. and Capt Folwell will deserve
great credit IL he succeeds In winning the
Michigan game at Ann Arbor.
AS between the Army and Navy the lat
Ger would appear to have the better
chance OF victory. but West Point teams
are noted for their determined nghting
qualities, which may, as they have In
years gone by. give them the victory this
year
The Carlisle Indians and Cornell will
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HARVARD TO HAVE
SEASONED ELEVEN

put strong teams on the gridiron this
year, but IL is probable that Cornell will
develop the strength she showed last
year.
In the West, Michigan and Chicago, on
paper, should be far ahead OF other West
ern teams, including those representing
Wisconsin and Minnesota. both OF which
have lost heavily by graduatons; both
have lost stars that have shone brilliantly
In the West for the last four years.
The Princeton football candidates will
report for practice next week. Fully 30
men are expected to be on the field by the
18th. Princeton expects 10 spring some sur
prises IN the way OF long passea and open
plays this year. Capt Mccormick. with
the Tiger coaches, has been working over
new plays f6f some time and expects TO
use some OF them effectively.
Capt. Biglow OF the Yale varsity foot
ball team has issued call to candidates
for the eleven. directing them to report
for practice one week before the opening
OF college. Knox, who Is head coach this
year, Is worried over the lack OF gosE
backfeld men. II is probable that CapI
Biglow himself will be tried behind the
line. He 10 very fast for a man OF his
weight and size Cooney OF last years
freshman team is expected to make the
varsity this year.
eleven will report for practice on Sept. IS.
Capt. Parker has issued his call for that
date Joshua Crane will place Reid as
head coach this year and will be In full
charge OF the Harvard candidates
All the candidates for the Red and Blue
eleven are expected to report on Franklin
field for practice on Sept. 16 Neither DR..
williams nor Capt Foiwell would make
any predictions about the outcome OF the
season Both seemed confident, however.
that the Quaker eleven would have q
more successful year than IL had last.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-12
HORSE NOTES

A number OF local horses will compete
Tor honors and purses at the woon-
socket trotting park today. Runners,
trotfers and PAGERS will be there One OF
the feature races viii be a. running race.
Other good events are also scheduled
among which will be free-for-al and
2:lg class for trotters and PAGERS
A meeting OF the track committee OF
the Pawtucket Driving club was held
last evening. and the following entries
received for the races Saturday: Gray
Jim (TuefD. Walter Wilkes (Monroe).
Belle Hampton (Jette). Jim Ferry (Ting-
ley). Pickle (Tingiey). Fortuna (aoward).
Allige (Jordan), Lena III. (Pettus). Annie
III. CHowardth). Janidar and Goldgetter
Young). Tom Leary CTingiey), Redney
I.afendl. Daisy CMcraushlin). and Un-
known (White).
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YACHT RACING FOR
PRESIDENTS CUP

Norfolk, Va, Sept. 1i.-Wlth ideal
weather conditions. n smooth sea and a
ten mile breeze blowing, the first two
races OF the international yacht races
were pulled OF yesterday. one In the ser
les for the Roosevelt cup, class y. and
one in the clans for the King Edward
cup over a 1-mile course. Six small craft
the ManEassett OF the Manhassett Yacht
club, New York. finished first In hours
10 minutes, rs seconds. leading the Doro-
thy by four minutes.
There were but two entries In the race
for the Roosevelt cup. Sue. owned by II.
n. Luckenbach, and the Regina, owned
by +. q. Stewart
The Sue won the race handily. walking
away from her competitor on the return
course I'm 2 hours "a minutes. The Doro-
thy was in the lead when one OF the
spreaders OF the mast gave way.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-12

San. Sebastian. Spain. Sept. 1.-THE
Spanish yacht Doriga yesterday won the
third race Of tho international regatta.
After successful manoeuvring tho Doriga
obtained a good lead when going for the
second time around the course. a beat to
windward and a run TO leeward. I'm n
light northeast wind. two miles TO the
leg.
Chewink VIII, the American yacht. was
second the kings yacht, Dios Salve la
Reina. was third. the American yacht
Spokane was fourth. and the American
yacht Marbehead was fifth.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-12
FALL RIVER TENNIS

Fall River Mass, Sept 11.--Gammons
doubles at the Fall River Golf club yes
tcrday. dsfeatsna Cummings end SANFORD I
SO. SO. 6-9. in a fast game. thatcher and
Ganmons will play Jones and Gross in
the southeastern Massachusetts, challenge
match next Tuesday.
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HAD BEST
OF HYLAND

Philadelphia. Sept. 12.-Tommy Murphy
OF New York had the advantage over
Dick" Hyland OF California In a six
round bout before the National Athletic
club last night. In one round, the second.
did Hyland lead the New York boy. The
fight was fast from beginning to end. but
Murphy's blows were cleaner. Hyland
resorted to in-fghting, which is his strong
point, but he found his match In the stur-
dy New Yorker, and was repeatedly fore
ed to break ground.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-12
PONY POLO
AT DEDHAk|

Dedham, Mass, Sept. 1.-THE pony
polo double-header at Karlstein yester-
day afternoon was marked by victories
for the low goal teams and a double de-
feat for the Myopia club. Myopia first
team lost to New Haven by the score OF
s& TO Al and Myopia b. lost TO Dedham
Second. 6A TO A. The winning teams
qualify for the final matches for the
karlstein cups.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-12
EASTERN
LEAGUE

BUFFALO. Q; TORONTO 2 Is INNINGs)
Toronto. Ont, Sept. 1.-THE last game
with Buffalo and the final game OF the
season this afternoon. resulted In a score
OF all. II was agreed 10 call the game
at 4:40 o'clock TO allow the teams to make
their train connections, and the contest
came TO an end with two out In Buffalo's
half OF the ninth. II was fast game
and exciting from start to finish, though
the Bisons led most OF the way.
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Runs-Chance. Tinker, Evers, Moran--f;
Burnett, Holly 2, Bennett-4. Two-base
hit-Marshall. Three-base hits-Mornn,
Evers Hits-Off Rellbach in 6 innings;
off Frazer / in innings. Sacrifice hits
Steinfeldt Murray. Stolen bases-Tinker,
Murray, Evers. Double play-Tinker. Ev-
ers and Chance. Left on bases-Chicago
4; ST. Louis IL. First base on balls-Of
Frazer a: off McGlynn g. Hit by pitcher
BY Frazer-Koney. Holly. Struck out
BY Reulbach 2: by McGlynn 6; by Fra
ger g. Time-3h. Umpires-Emsle and
ODay.
CINCINNATI 2, PITTSBURG IL Innings
Cincinnati, o., Sept 12-Cincinnati won
I'm the seventh inning OF what was arrang-
ed TO be SHINING contest following the
baseball field events. A wild throw by
Mitchell gave Pittsburg its only run.
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white--2. Three-base hit--Carrigan. Two
base hits-Flynn. Phyle. Sacrifice hits
Mattress, Gettman, Mcconnell, Stolen
bases-Flyun 2. White. First base on
balls--Nattress. Frick. Struck out
White. Mckinley Carrigan Double play
Mattress to Mcconnell. Left on bases
Toronto, 4; Buffalo. 6. Time-lh. 35m.
Umpires- Sullivan and Mccarthy. At
tendance-49O0.
two out when game was called.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday Results.

St Louis 4. Chicago (ii innlngs).
Cincinnati 2, Pittsburg !.
Brooklyn Boston (rain).
Games Today.
! Cincinnati at Chicago.
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
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BASEBALL RESULTS IN BRIEF
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesferdsy's Results.

Buffalo 2. Toronto 2 Is innings).
Providence-Jersey City (rain).
Newark baltimore (wet grounds).
Rochester-Montreal (wet grounds).
Games Today.
Montreal at Providence.
Toronto at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Newark.
Rochester a. Baltimore.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday Results.

Chicago as. ST. Louis o..
New York 4. Washington 2.
Cleveland 3, Detroit 0.
Boston s. Philadelphia 4.
Games To-day.
Chicago at St Louis.
Washington at New York.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Boston at Philadelphia.
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BIG CHIEF BENDER
BUMPED BY BOSTON

Boston, Sept 12.-Boston won yesterday.
to 4. After the visitors had tied In the
seventh on errors and a little hitting
Knight won the game for Boston with a
long home run drive over Oldrings head.
Morgan held the visitors to four hits
while Bender was batted hard. The score:
ROSTON
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-12
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

Hartford. 2: Waterbury. 0.
Springfield. 4: Holyoke. 2
Norwich Bridgeport (wet grounds).
New London-New Haven lrainl.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-12
CUBS PLAY Thinning
TIE NTH ST. LOUIS

Chicago. Sept. 12.-Chicago and st. Louis
played 14-inning tie yesterday with the
score to 4. The game was called on ac-
count Of darkness. Score
CHICAcn
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Runs-Unglaub. Ferris 2, knight 2-5;
Murphy. Collins. Oldring. Bender-4 Two
base hit-Ferris. Home run-Knight Sac
rifce hit-Criger. Double play-Ferris to
Knight TO Unglaub. Left on bases-Boston
4: Philadelphia T. First base on balls-Of
Morgan 3. Struck out-By Morgan 8; by
Bender 3. Passed ball-Criger Wild pitch
Morgan. Time-2h. Umpires-Sheridan and
Stafford.
zone out when winning run was made.
NEW YORK 4, WASHINGTON q
Washington, Sept. 12.-New York de-
feated Washington yesterday. 10 g.
making five straight victories forM the
Gothamites. New York punched their hits
on Falkenberg I'm the fourth inning and
scored enough runs TO win. The score:
Innings ........ 3 g %
New York ........ o o o o o o.
Washington .... 2 o o o o o o o o. 2
CLEVELAND 3. DETROIT O.
Detroit. Sept. l2.-Detroit was unable 10
bunch hits on joss, while Cleveland got
three In one inning of Mullin. deciding
the result Rain fell until just before the
game time and play was on a damp field
and in chilled weather. The teams will
play double-header today. Score:
Innings ....... 2 8 7ss
Cleveland ....... o o o 20 o1 o-s
CHICAGO 2-5, ST. LOUIS o.
81. Louis, NO.. Sept 2-Chicago yester-
day took both games from St Louis.
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zone out when winning run was made
NEW YORK 4, WASHINGTON 2.
(Ffrst Game.)

81. Louis, No.. Sept la-Ch,cago yes,er-
dag tooh both games from St Louis
Scores.
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1.-TWO out when game was called.
The Paducah evening sun., 1907-10-24
"rhc Confederate Colonel"

No class OF men in the world have
better manners than the Southern
gentleman. The type OF his class is
dignlfled man. who insists upon
being treated with respect. but who
always comedies to others that which
De demands from them. lie Is defer
Cntial In his manner and assumes that
The customs and Views OF Others are
entitled 10 respect In intercourse
with a spanard the typical "Confed-
crate colonel" would never by word
or gesture intimate that he consid-
erred himself In any respect the SUI
pcrlor OF the gentleman with whom
he might BE- talking or that HIS busl-
ness methods were more modern. In
other words. the Southern "colonei"
has charming manners. and good
manners are a business asset worth
using. Baltimore Sun
The Paducah evening sun., 1907-10-24
SHOOTING LIGHTS
SHINE GATHER WAS DOING
WILD WEST SIT MS.
Police Judge Fines Him $50 and
Costs for the Sport-Thc
Docket.

Henry Gather. colored. alias
shine" was fined $50 and full costs
by Police Judge d. A. Cross this morn
ing In the police court. "Shine" abb
sorbed' too much red eye" yesterday
and towards dusk tried to
shoot lights out OF residences as fast
as housewives could light them.
Lizzie Bush and Addie' Grim, col
ored, were presented for a breach OF
peace and using insulting language.
respectively. Addie swore out a war
rant against the Bush woman for
seizing her and dragging her through
the yard by the hair. Lizzie remem-
bered. after being arrested, that Ad-
die was insulting towards her, aud
swore out a warrant against her.
The cases will etried tomorrow.
Mona sydes. colored, for using in
sulting language. 20 days in the coun-
y jail.
The Paducah evening sun., 1907-10-24

erty qualification for voters. by maxi
ing II essential that all back taxes
shall be paid up before election. The
Messenger stated the truth, because
the Messenger was speaking of those
speakers, who had visited Mayfield,
and they were Democrats. OF a truth
the Democratic speakers and the
Democratic press are not defending
the amendment. 1t was passed by a
Democratic majority in the leglsla-
ture, but it is indefensible, and some
hope 1t will slip through by default
at the election, while others hope il
will be killed, yet party regularity
forbids their speaking against any
thing a Democrat ever did, no matter
how iniquitous. Graves county people
may thank heaven for two news
papers that are not afraid to speak
out. The Messenger denounces the
qualification. and the Moni-
tor did everlastingly hand it to- the
state administration during the state
primary. Kentucky Democracy needs
more such newspapers.
The Paducah evening sun., 1907-10-24
SCHOOL NEWS

Mrs, Anna b. Rentz. pianist. aud
Mrs. Nell De Marque. reader, the
former Of Newport. and latter OF
Lawrenceburg. entertained the High
school this morning between II and
IL O'Clock. They appeared at
the Christian church last night.
a challenge has ben received by
the Padueah High schoo, foot ball
team from the Grove school squad at
Paris. Tenn. for game on either
November ~ or 20. The only game
that is possible for the High school
team to play before the season closes
will be that on November with the
Culieys, unless game with the
Grove team Is arranged Only Sat
urdays can be utilized by the school
team. and Il Is dimcult to secure
dates for this particular day.
Miss Helene McBroom. teacher in
the Mckinley school, Is gt.l. out on
account OF Illness. and her position
is being filled by Miss Inez Bell.
Miss Sue Smith. teacher OF French
In the High school, Is III today and
unable 10 be al school.