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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-03
osTEoPArIIs.

DIR. w. l.. Mercer. r.-Graduate Of Kinks
vile. Mo-, under founder Of osteO
pathy. Rooms 25-2e Breyman bldg.
Commercial ST. Phone 9l9. Resi-
dencA 4l9 North Summer street
Phone 614. Treats acute and chronic
diseases. Examination free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-03
MARKET QUOTATIONS
"Niake Salem Good Home
Market
SALEM MARKET.
steiner's Market.

Steiner's Market.
Dealers in fish. game and poultry.
Highest cash price paid for eggs.
Prompt delivery. state street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-03
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT !;
BRICK

Brick furnished In large or small
quantities. Pressed brick made TO
order. Yard on State Street, south
Of Penitentiary.
SALEM BRICK YARD
A. A. BURTON. lsrop.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-03
NEW Ann sEOoND-HAND GOODS.

New aud osesoSd.f Hand Goods
Rought aud sold. also ranges.
stoves and cooking utensils, dish
es. granite and tinware OF all kinds
Give US a call. o. l.. McPeek, 1T0
South Commercial ST. s-13-1y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-03

A. L. RTazm--sueeesso 70 Burroughs
4 Frazer. plumber and tinner. Manu
fasiursr Of eoppsu and gAivasizsa
mon soEnies. and metal skylighta.
100 State street. Pbone 1871.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-03
PLUMBERS.

Theo. M. Barr-Plumbing hot water
and steam heating and Timing,
164 Commercial street. Phone
Main 1872. s-1-ly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-03

DIR. B. II. Whlte-Graduate OF Kinks
Vile, Mo-, under founder of os-
teopathy. Room 2l, Breyman
building. Commercial street.
Phoue 81. Residence $50 Summer
street, corner OF Center. Phone
1919. Treats acute and chronic
diseases. Examination free.
11-17-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-03
southern Pacific 90.

Time card No. 4s. enectiye Novem-
ber %, 1901 a. m.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10
Tribute to Mrs. Miles standish.

After a year Of suffering and
months Of untold agony when
medicine had faiie.:: to bring re-
lief and two of our best pkysi-
Clans had said they coud do no
more, lady almost a stranger
then, came to our stricken home,
Mrs. Miles Standish of Coolidge
with no possible object but do
ing the will Of God. She took
our sick husband and father to
her quiet, beautiful home, where
for two months this christian
lady was nurse. Soothing the
tortured body to sweet sleep
times without number; pointing
to the healing power Of God,
casting out all fear of death, all
worry, all pain; then when he
came home Mrs. Standish came
to us, leaving her boarders and
work and stayed until God re-
leased the spirit thru the medium
of the most painless death pos
sible to anyone. With perfect
trust in God, perfect love for all,
perfect trust that God would take
care of his family, he passed from
the unreal to the real joys Of ife.
May God send to lis all the peace
this sweet ministering spirit has
brought to our stricken home. |
took this way as there seemed to
be no other to tell you that you,
too, may appreciate this Kindness
which l know was prompted
thru the spirit of God, which is
love for all his children.
Mrs. w. B. Padley and Children.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10
er of these places a Stanford
White and Evelyn Nesbit

er of these places Stanford
White and Evelyn Nesbit
And the Stanford White you
saw at the table opposite is
drinking his champagne with the
same leer upon his face as if his
friend had NOT been murdered a
few short months ago.
There are a thousand Harry
Thaws dining in the tenderloin,
this very night, and there is not
one pint of champagne the less
sold for the memory of the hid
eous tragedy that ought to have
shaken the tenderloin to its very
foundation. -
The women in these restaur-
ants, jumping in and out of the
hansoms and shopping at the
jewelers.; mere children, the most
of them; some of them with
dresses only to the shoe tops.
How old are these men, the
most of them, sitting at the Ia
bles and leerine into the women's
faces-old and worn with dissi-
patton and worry-for it takes
money to live in the tenderloin.
The tenderloin is smart" for
the younger set; oh, very smart.
indeed.
Why, You can sit right next to
little Maize What-do-you-c call
her. who ran away with a grand
duke last summer, and you can
find out just how the artists
model who eloped with a mil
lionaire from Nice this winter.
wears her hair and whether her
diamonds are real or not.
Oh. it's fine. gay place, the
tenderloin. full Of laughter ami
music and-listen-was that a
little girl crying somewhere?
'Hurrah. for the dead already,
here's health to the next one
that dies"
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10
Patty's Entertainment,

A. p. Gilpin, supt. Of schools,
at Salem, ILL.,, says: Standing
room sold at premium. A
pleasing feature of Prof. Patty's
lecture was its simplicity. Many
pupils from the intermediate
grades thoroly enjoyed the en-
tertainment." Supt. Bevis of
Newton, ILL.,, says: Some peo-
pie refused to buy tickets on the
grounds that it would be too
scientific and hence beyond the
comprehension Of the laity.
These same doubling Thomases
are now kicking themselves be-
cause they failed to attend. |
cannot see how the subjects
could have been made palmer"
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10
Gard of Thanks.

Thru the kindness OF the editor
we take this means 10 thank our
friends at Holly ior kind mes
sages Of sympathy we have re-
ceived regarding the death OF our
husband AMI father. We also
wish to express our gratitude to
Mr.. and Mrs. William Simpson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bogue. Our
nearest neighbors, for their ten
der sympathy a.nl kindness.
Mrs. w. B. Padley ard Family.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10
Winners.

The Granada High School base
ball team captured a double head
er from the Las Animas High
School team last Saturday.
First Game.
Score:
Las Animas-
Las Ani,s o 4136 o-I5
Granada 20 6 os sIoo 3-I7
Second Game.
Granada II O 2o2 % 10
Las Ani's o 90 Iooo 90
This leaves Granada and La
mar to play for the valley cham
pionship. Lamar has also won
two games from Las Aniinas, the
score in the last game being S to
4. Neither Lamar nor Granada
have been defeated this year and
the championship games promise
to be first class base ball.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10
High School.

Those in the High school who
have neither been absent or tardy
for the month ending May are
he following: James Donigan,
Bessie Emery, Nellie Garrison,
Douglas Miller, Marguerite
Pierce, Mary Pierce, Wayne
Pierce, Maurice Reynolds, Rena
Wright, Eva Cox, Harry Porter,
Dwight Gill.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10
Room 2.

Loula Atkin, Leila Baird,
James Baird. Esther Brainard,
Helen Brainard, Russell Bryce,
Roy Burkhart, Aurelio Chacon,
Ruth Christopher, Lawrence De-
bus, Willie Debus, Walton
Cores, Paul Horst, Olen Horton,
Bertha Mckee, Otto McMurtry,
Aura Surprise, Julietta Surprise,
Nora Surprise, Lorraine Tarbox,
Gertrude Van Pctten.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10
Room 3.

Myles Bunnel, Glenn Pink
ham, Pierce Tarbox, Eldon Cox,
Grover McGraw, Harley Elwood,
Frances Jones, Kate Morris,
Esther Van Patten.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10
# Attendance for Month Ending May B. 1907.

ture out. How will they endure
Prof. Patty'> lecture when he
produces temperature OF 3I2
degrees below zero with liquid
air? But maybe the professor
can warm them up with radium.
Don't forget the date. May ii, at
the opera house.
Question: How much mud
can a boy bring in on his feeta
Ask the janitor.
The proceeds of Prof. Patty's
lecture on liquid air, wireless te-
legraphy and radium at Charles
ton, ILL.,, were $2o2.Io; at Blue
Earth City, Mimi, $I46; at
Greenville. ILL.,, $I5L3o; at
Wheeling, w. Va, $448; at Hol-
ly, Colo, O.. Come and help
make it enough to put 100 vol
umes in the school library. If
you are not satisfied with the en-
tertainment your money will be
refunded.
There was a falling off in at
tendance last month but the tar
diness record was the best ever.
Get your seats reserved at
Ikelman's drug store for Prof.
Patty's lecture and entertain
ment.
The school rally has been twice
postponed on account Of the mn
pleasant weather and Sthf depth
Of the mud around the school
house. 1t will come some time,
however.
The sixth grade is taking the
final examination in history.
Gould Hollis was absent last
week on account of sickness.
Miss Miller taught Miss Dick
inson's pupils last Friday during
the latter's absence at Lamar.
The highest average in the
third grade falls to Esther Brain
ard and in the second grade falls
to Olen Horton.
Miss Dickinson reports very
good per cent in attendance dur
ing the storm; look out large pu-
pills, or the little ones will have
you "bested."
Goo late for last week.
The fifth grade earned holi-
day Friday for perfect attendance
during the week.
The fifth grade completed the
book 4 Stepping Stones to Liter
ature Friday and resumed work
in book 5 Monday.
Three boys, Reuben Speer,
Wesley Lyons and Charlie Har-
men were dropped from fifth
grade by removal the past week.
Mrs. Utter reports very small
per cent in attendance on account
of bad weather
Mrs. Utter has her room deco
rated with some very beautiful
drawings by the pupils.
The eighth grade is drawing
some very good maps of Colora-
do and intend to finish them in
water colors, which will make
them beautiful.
The members of the eleventh
grade assembled at the home of
one of the members and played
pussy wants a corner" An
agreeable time was reported.
The school notes will be rath-
er few this week owing to ser
ious accident happening last Fri
day in which ti,irty-four high
school pupils were killed and six
teen wounded, leaving only three
to gather the scattering notes.
The tenth GRADE earned a quar-
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10

ter OF a day off last Friday for
perfect attendance for three
weeks.
Tabitha Speer left school Fri
day, having gone to Paonia,
where her parents have located.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10
Room I.

Those neither absent or tardy
during the month Of April: Hell
en- Blom. Janet Duncan, Laura
Debus, Richard Demary, Frank
House, Tom McGlashen, Tom
Sheahan, Clarence Burkhart,
William .Jackman, Jamie Shea
han, Ruth Halle, Ona Halle,
Clifford Hanson.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10
Room S.

Major Atkin, Vincent Brain
arsi; erzrtic christuphe Harry;
Cullens, Frank Pierce, Oscar
Pierce, Oscar Finke. Warren
Cox, George Brainard.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10

A. X. Wolf was Lamar Wis
itor Friday of last week.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10
What Tenderloin Is

knows things what the tenderloin
was, says a writer in the Posi-,
and he said: Its the country
where whisky is so cents drink
and no man eats his breakfas:
until he has spent at least a dol
lar
] asked chorus girl:
What is the tenderloin:" |
said.
And the chorus girl put her
white little hand, that had some
how the effect of claw when
you looked at it closely, up to her
pompadour and tumbled her hair
little more audaciously about
her face.
THE tenderloin?" she laughed.
THE tenderloin is the place
where violets are S. bunch and
where every girl has got to wear
fresh bunch of violets every day
or go back to the fat and cry
about it,
| asked a newspaper man:
What is the tenderloin |
said, and the newspaper man bit
smile from his knowing lips,
settled his collar, shook down the
fit of his coat as a man does when
he is congartulating himself up
on how much he knows and how
well he knows it. and answered
inc.
THE tenderloin," he said, ''is
the place where you go to dine
when you want to find out who's
taking who to dinner, what's the
latest thing in fancy waistcoats,
who is paying for little Totty
Cough Drops automobile, and
what Mrs. Vandermillion wears
when she goes down to Bohe-
mia to sup after the opera"
Its a great place for music,
the tenderloin; you can't walk
step without hearing an orchestra
playing somewhere in some beau
tifiiliy lighted, maenifcently fur
nished cafe, and If you should ask
one of what Mr.. Jerome calls
'.ihe tenderloin bunch" what is
the song of the tenderloin, he
wouldn't hesitate an instant be-
lore striking INTO the chorus oi
When you leave Broadway,
you're camping OUT Il
You leave a Broadway of busy,
hurrying people, ors Fifth ave-
nue. of quiet, we'll dressed shop
pers, and you come suddenly in
10 a part of the world where ev-
cry man is dressed either like an
English fashion plate, or like
beggar in play, and where ev-
cry woman rides in a hanson,
wears thumb ring and carries
an English bulldog,
The shops are beautiful in the
tenderloin, mostly jewelers. and
coHfectioners and flower stores.
The windows are SO full OF gor-
geous things that you begin to
! wonder where on earth the peo-
pie come from who have money
enough to buy them.
Nothing less than $40 bas-
ket for any of those flowers, and
anything like bunch Of roses at
: all will cost you $25 or $50: The
sweets are put up in gorgeous
boxes, you pay $I.5o a pound for
them and the Clerk sneers if you
try to. buy less than FIVE pounds
at time.
The stockings for sale in the
windows in the tenderloin shops
are. all Of silk and some of them
empbroidered in silver and in
gold.
The Thaw case hasn't altered
the tepderloin. tsisf
They gossiped over the death
of,White, a few times in the
cafes; they whispered strange
stories to each other and laughed
at the mention Of his name.
They yave one another little
suppers and talked about poo,
Evelyn" for a while, but they're
tired OF the Thaw business in the
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10
Little Chieftains

Mr.. Riggs of Pennsylvania is
the guest OF G. Given.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10
Our Sdhools

Monday was - cold for some
of our high school boys to ven
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10
For Sale.

Underwood typewriter, used
but short time, perfect condi-
ton. for $50 cash, or $85 on
short time. The Chieitain.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10

Chet Sarver and Roy Kemp
are the guests of c. B. Godby
from Blackwell, Okla, where he
also halls from.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10

If you want barrel of water right
quick call up phone Red So.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10

Little Chieftains
Mr.. Riggs of Pennsylvania is
the guest of G. Given.
A. X. Wolf was Lamar Wis
itor Friday of last week.
!. N. Compton marketed car
load of lambs at Kansas City this
week.
Miles Standish was a Holly
visitor Monday. He has been
under the weather for over two
months.
]. G. Christopher's high school
nine played the Lamar team here
Saturday and lost by a score of
4 to 10.
L. +. Darby of La Junta spent
a few days here as the guest OF
Miss Powell and numerous 9TH
er friends.
Mrs. Andrew Townsley of Gra-
NADIA was quarantined last week
at the hotel there, the affection
being smallpox.
Russell Coates and Mr.. Fry
berger brought two horses to w.
E. Vincent, the Horse creek do:-
tor, to be treated.
Chet Sarver and Roy Kemp
are the guests of c. B. Godby
from Blackwell, Okla, where he
also halls from.
Who wants that Fairbanks
gasoline engine that The Chief
tain is replacing with larger
one? 1t is in perfec. condition.
J. G. Christopher has received
a bright maroon top for his auto
and will soon have use for ID if
the weather man gets straight
ened out.
Jesse Montgomery OF Rocky
Ford has accepted position with
A. H. Griswold. He has been
in the employ of the Norton Au-
to company.
AT the school election Monday
20 votes were cast and both the
present members OF the board,
George lkelman and J. B. Har.
den, were reelected.
+. S. Mckec's artesian we'll is
down 900 feet and the water rises
to within about 20 feet. He will
have fine quality of water
available for the manufacture of
artificial ice.
Some time ago doctor in
formed c. b. Godby that he
should come in some time and
undergo an operation for an af-
Fiction of the knee, but he had
tussle with SOW the other day
and bruin beat the doctor out OF
a fee.
The Kempton Komedy Kom-
pany had hard luck here last
week, but on Friday night the
weather cleared sufficiently that
people might venture out, and
they had as large house as any
company has had during the past
two months.
Messrs. Stock, Stackhouse,
Davies, Tarbox and Vidal of
Holly, Gerbauer, and Sinsheim-
er of Swink, and Attorney Sa-
bine of La Junta have grubstaked
Joe Powers, a resident here for
several wears. and he left th;s
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10

Jesse Montgomery of Rocky
Ford has accepted position with
A. H. Griswold. He has been
In the employ of the Norton Au-
to company.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10

Who wants that Fairbanks
gasoline engine that The Chief
tain is replacing with a larger
one? 1t is in perfec. condition.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10

J. G. Christopher has received
a bright maroon top for his auto
and will soon have use for il if
the weather man gets straight
ened out.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10

Russell Coates and Mr.. Fry
berger brought two horses to w.
E. Vincent, the Horse creek doc-
tor, to be treated.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10

!. N. Compton marketed a car
load of lambs at Kansas City this
week.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10

AT the school election Monday
20 votes were cast and both the
present members OF the board,
George lkelman and J. B. Har-
den, were reelected.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10

Miles Standish was Holly
visitor Monday. He has been
under the weather for over two
months.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10

Mrs. Andrew Townsley of Gra-
NADIA was quarantined last week
at the hotel there, the affliction
being smallpox.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10

l.. 5. Mckec's artesian we'll is
down 800 feet and the water rises
to within about 20 feet. He will
have a fine quality OF water
available for the manufacture Of
artificial ice.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10

J. G. Christopher's high school
nine played the Lamar team here
Saturday and lost by score of
q to 10.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10

L. +. Darby of La Junta spent
few days here as the guest of
Miss Powell and numerous 9TH
er friends.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10

J. B. :. den reached home
from Denver Sunday night,
where he took the thirty-second
degree in that cstimable order.
w. {. Simpson did likewise and
they are now two OF the three
men in Holly who enjoy the dis
tinction of having that honor
conferred upon them, Mr.. Tar
box being the other.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-05-10

Some time ago a doctor in
formed c. B. Godby that he
should come in some time and
undergo an operation for an af-
fiction of the knee, but he had
tussle with sow the other day
and bruin beat the doctor out OF
"a fee.
The Washington times., 1907-04-19
SIR TODDINGTON
REYERSES FORM
Ran Much Better Race
johnson Bets $4,000 on
Tim O'Toole.

NEW YORK. April Batter the Ft.i-
ming Of the nth race at AqUeduct yes
terday muny were wondering whether
the stewards would look into the glaT-
ing form reversal Of Fred BUrlew's Sir
Todington, who was beaten a head by
Ace High Last Monday Sir Toddington
started In q race at seven furongs over
a fast track
lie carried 100 pounds and was ridden
by Hsnneasy. He was e. I 10 fayorite
and looked 10 be a sure winner. But he
lacked his usual speed, aGd after a dis
NAL performance he was badly beaten,
coming home fifth. a dozen lengths be-
hind the winner, Bellsnicker. In yester-
days affair Sir Toidington, picking up
six pounds more and with Hennessy
again IN the saddle, ran a far different
race He was literally backed at 3 to !,
several wise men in the paddock pre-
dieting his form reversal before he left
the paddock.
When II came TO racing, this colt ran
as II full of birthstone and fire. He had
a world Of speed ami fought il out
gamely 10 the wire, when he lost the
race by a few inches. II he had won
there would probably have been a great
howl from the crowd, but even as IT
was there was no end Of fault-finding
with the sOmersault that he turned
Racegoers nowadays are quick 20 OBJ
serve a change in form, and IN the case
Of Sir Toddlngton they Will probably re
member the incident for some time to
come. There may have been an excel
lent reason for the colts defeat on Mon
DAY. and at the same time there may
have been a good excuse for his pro-
nOUuCed Improvement yesterday, but, in
justice 10 the public, turfmen said last
night. the least the stewards could do
would be 20 ask a few pertinent ques-
lions.
II Sam Emery had had more conf
deu~e IN his colt. Blue Heron. who won
the Ozone Stakes. he would probably
have pulled OF killing OF tremendous
proportions. The checkers. who saw the
colt work with Martin Robert the other
day, were aboard 10 a man, but the
smart people got so little encouragement
from Emery that they went 10 the other
supposed good things IN the race.
Before the first race was run the tip
was all over the track that Davy John
sons Tim O'ToOle would win the last
event I'm a walk. This colt a son of eBn
at Gravesend and was as fit as q
fiddle. Johnson put Beckman up and
then unlOaded fat wager, more than
$4,000, at 4 10 ). But II was not such
a cinch after all. as Tim O'TOole had
all he could do TO beat Pins and Nee
dies. W. II. TimmOns had a supposed
good thing in this race in Roland. a colt
or orlando. who was backed from 10
down TO T. Hadtke had the leg up. and
when the barrier was raised Roland de-
clined 10 break. Radtke put him unde-
the whip and chased tEe others all the
way home. while those who had fallen
for the tin looked decidedly fOrlOrn R
y. Nelson's Tuckernuck was another
sleeper in this event that amounted 10
nothing. He was backed down to p
The books lost heavily on the result as
Pins and Needles was taken for the
TO show.
The Washington times., 1907-04-19
JOE THOMAS AND WILLIE LEWIS TO FIGHT AT BALTIMORE
$1,000 IS POSTED
FOR BILL SQUIRES
By W. W. NAUGHToN.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-Barney
Reynolds. manager OF BIZ SQulress
posted a check Tor $500 with the Ez-
aminer today, accompanied with a chal-
lenEe il behalf Of the Australian cham
psOn 70 the winner OF the Burns-O' Brien
contest al Los Angeles.
Il an putting up this money In ac-
cOrdanCe with instructions given me
by Mr.. Wren, hacker of Squires, before
We left Melbourne explained Reynolds
There are no strings Of any kind on
il. Wren fOreBaW that the contest be-
tween Burns and o Brien would fur
nish the most formidable opponent for
Squires Of all the American heavy
weights az present engaged IN active
fighting
THE money is meant for side bet,
as you call Il here, and IL VIII remain
up as such Until the winner Of the
BUrns-O Brien match has had a chance
TO cover it. II the bet is not accepted,
the s. 90 can still remain I'D as a guar
antee 20 the club or matchmaker from
whom SQUiTes first accepts a ring en-
gagement. that he viii be on hand at
The time appointed for the contest. IN
other words. the money can serve either
as a wager or appearance money.
SQulres took Up his quarters al shan
mons, In San Rafael, today. The Aus
tralian heavyweight frankly admitted
that he wanted 70 get out OF sight OF
the sea, having had all ne wanted OF
old Neptuue's dominion during his four
weeks trip from the colonies.
AS evidence Of SQuires Partially to
heat. 10 is told that while the steamer
he had a punching bag erected on the
main deck, end exercised vigorously
each day in the presence OF a langulds
perspirlug crowd OF passengers.
The Washington times., 1907-04-19
Precious Winners of Boston 25-M1e Race

Most interest probably ceuters IN the
appearance OF the Indian runner, Thorn
as LOngbOat. winner OF the Toronto
and the Hamilton Marathon races OF
his year. in view OF the question recent
" raised as TO his amateur status. Then
there is the native Greek, Stavres Ialas
Of Athens. Tom Hicks, winner OF the
ST. Louis Marathon and Sidney Hatch
winner of the Chicago Marathon, will
start, and Of course Mellor and LoTZ
who have won the race before, besides
many who have finished well up in pre-
vious events about the country. Alto
gether the field is one of the greatest
ever gathered together for a twenty
fVe-mile race in this country In point
Of exceilenca and OutnumbeTs any race
before held.
This IS the eleventh Boston Marathon
race. Il Is held under the auspices OF
the Boston Athletic Association. Tho
start Is al Ashland, and the course IS
through Ashland. South birmingham,
wellesley and Newton to the b. A. A.
clubhouse on Commonwealth avenue
The start Will be made at y o'clock.
and it is probable that few OF the IL
entries viii be absentees.