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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-31
De SOCIEDAD.

Una bOdG en- AqeCi6O En- ID BoCiedRd
de ''la riCa nabana de miel que ondaa" Ne
ha llevado sfeCto 81 sGbado una aimp6ti.
ca boda. La HefoTita BsEberinR Lopez
AntOngioEji , 81 j6ysn Gregorio Ledesma
ContFsieFon matrimonio civil aCtuando ell
juez de aquella CoEte de DiatritO Lido. ST..
Quinonss siendo teAtigos 81 DR.. MRTt'
mes RoGell6 don Antonio FigueTas, eats
del Comercio de RquellG pCblaCi6n.
La csEemonia se efeCtu6 en- la moTada
del padre de Il desponada LIDO. 81. JoB6
MaTCiaI Lopez RsgiatradoE de ID propis'
dad del Distrito y Loo coneuTEentes fueron
muy obsequiadcs y atandidoa poT loH due
nos de Ia casa.
El ContrRyeDte psrteneca 81 alto conner
clio de aquells plazay e. hijo dol que fu6
allf hacsndado y ComsrCiante, don GEego'
rio Lsdezma, lmuy ConoCido tambien en
San Juan.
La deBpouada eB muy j6ven, de delicada
belIeza egquiaita cultura. Tiene en- San
Juan an hermano que Cd 81 j6ven doctor
], A. Lopez AntoDgioYgi = el hija del
Lido. Joa6 Msrcial Lopez HefioVa Anto'
mia AntongioTgi, esposos muY eatimsdos On
ID BoCiedad aTecibtna, onde residen
desde hace mucho ~
Que IL fell nrfe los
j6veneB c6nyul npIetR.
Para Cayeg AEche y 81
distinguida aver para
esa poblaci6n scer6n una
semana. An sn'aqusIla
looalidad Le cafe, es
muy conocid0 :. 10 miBmo
que ga espoBa 49, una cono'
CidR familia de San GsEm6n. Les desea'
mos gratR permanenCia aIh.
Per8OaGIes. es.-Esta On San Juan, deBde
ayeT, 81 Lido. Juan Was Ochoteco, de Hu'
mao, delsgadO 4 la Cimara abogado =
notario que ejeTCe Bu profession On aquella
ciudad.
Ell sr. Juan PieraH, del comercio de o..
ts plaza, estuvO algunos dfas enfsrmo. Sc
encusntEa "a raAtRbIeCido.
EEMPER,
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PANO RIINOLA.

Cusndo PasOuaa, AHo Nuevo , Reyes
% aceFCAn. In naAYor paFte de los padres
de lamtlta % GncuentFsn perpleioH, sin
sabsr aus regAIRFla Bug familiaFe1.
El que tanRs polibleB no puede decidir.
Hs por NADIA qRo Gventsja un PIANO.
PIANOLA, una PIANOLA, 81 81 que
"a tisne an baon piano,
La pianola tgas IR mdsica al hogaE,
manteniendo 81 espfritu uiempre aIegre.
Al miBmo tempo que de reoEsO, sirve de
podeVOSo au1iliaT para 81 cultiVo del gust
Ia buonR mGaica.
Una viqita 81 PARIS BAZAR, de
Pedro GiuBti. ana CaEta dirigida al De-
pRrtsmentO Musical pondr6 Z las peEBonau
inteTesSdaG On Posesi6n de IoG iatos que
BobHe 81 particular Be daBesn.
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AumsDtaT gl GaIor del carbon.

Haoa prco tempo un qufmico de Pitts
burgo llRmRdo John ElmoFa, anunCi6
que habia descubierto IN lfquido que,
mezclsdo con carbon de piedra cenizaB
era cspsz de aumantsr 81 poder cIoEifico
del primsro en- un rs g. Ahadfs 81 deB-
cubridoT, que todoH los expsEimsntoH efeC
tuadoB habfan sido dscisivos.
Como quiera que este signifcaba una
economic enorme, muy de tsnsr en- cuents
an les grandeB industrias, los colegas de
Eimore adquirieron uu ftaBco de ia ma
ravilloBa soluci6n la anslizaron, eneon'
trando que 50 formula consists en- lR mez
clR de 450 gramog do sally so de 6cido
ox6lieo, con cuatro litros medic de agua.
Una parts de carbon y tres de csnizan
tratadag con diohR soluci6n, dan los mag
nfic0a reEultsdoS que peroonizsbs Elmor,
quien nuncR perdonar6, sPguFamente,
los qufmicos de Pittsburgo la jugsrrets
qua Ia RcRban de hscsr.
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IRt0T0Sl . l0s PI0fls0T08 ID mlSlgl.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tiene
constants existencia de los Biguientes jnH'
trumentoB; FlautineB, Flautag TerceFolas,
Oboes, Requintou, CIarinetes, Fsgotes,
Violine8, ViolonCeIlos, Contrabsjog, Man
dolinau, Bnndurrias, GuitaErsu, CoEnetineu,
Onovenes, Tromboneg, BaFftonou, Bombar
dinos, HeliOOneB, (bejog) Tri6ngulos, Pla.
tillou, Redoblantss Bombos. M6todo1
de solfso , para tods class de inHtrumen'
tOB. Accessories y mdsics en- general
San Juan, P. r. Apartado ndm. 216.-
Gale de AlIen nfm. 81 z Sol ntim. 26.
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Nota tFlsts.

81 1acrstario particular del gobernRdor
Itfior David Noble, recibi6 aver por CO.
rreo, la sensible nueva del fallecimiento
de Ia respectable Hefors dofis Dolores Cor
dova viuda de sAntseIla, 90 madTe poll
tics,
Hsoia dos aiiou que residis en- Nueva
York
La aefioFa C6rdovR de santRella era
viuda del senior Ramon Santaella, alCsl de
que fac de BayamOn hacs algunOB AioB ,
muy eHtimado ALI.
Dsia dos hijsG que son las diStioguidaE
Be1oFag Mercedes SRntsAlla de Noble y
Carmen Santaella de WolkeTB.
A bodos los deudos de Ia que fue, envfG
4 Correspondence" la mis- Bentida Gx
preston de r6Bams. Paz etsrns en- sI sen0
de Dios & Is que fac
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O0plTt1mORiO dOl IntOTIor d Puerto Rico,

Bureau dc OBras Pubtieas. Ofetna del
Superintendente.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, diciembIe 19
de 1907. PEopouicioneH en- pliegO1 cerra.
dos para la adjudication en- p6bliea %.
basta de Ia construction de 3 ~ kil6me.
tEos de la caEretoEa No. IA, BecCi6n Con.
sumo Magicao, Be sdmitir6n en- esta OF.
Gina hasta las 10 de Is mahans del dfR
de Enero de 1. 908 en- que 70 abrirkn p6.
blicRmente
81 prsgupueDtO apEoximado de las obraE
asciande & $22. 800.
TodoB los daton necesaEio8 impEsSoz de
pFopoHicioneg, contracts 6 inatPucCiones &
loB poatoreB 20 dar6n en- esta Ofcina.
La AdministraCi6u ss EegsrvR el dere.
cho de EechaEar CualquieE to5as las pro-
pOsicionsg de adjudicar 81 COntratO bsjO
otTas ConsideTRCionea que Las de preCio
golaments.
Por ordsn del Comisionado del Int.
Yior, j J. Jimenez S1nsyiutsndents de
Obrag P6blicap NJ 3-14vg
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FNUNCIO De SUBlSTA.
DEPARTMENT. DEL NTE.
RIOR De PUERTO RICO.
BUREAU DE OBRAs PUBLIOAs

BUREAU DE OBRAS PUBLIOAs.
Ofcina del Superintendente-sa Juan,
Puerto Rico, diciembre "a, 1907. Pro
poniciones en- pliegOs Cerrados para Ia ad-
judiCaci6n On p6blica Bubasta del sunni
nistro, medida = sntrega de piedrA en-
bloqueB piedTa tEiturada casCaio con
destino lR caFBetera No. 8, sacci6n HUI
macao Plays, Naguabo Playa, Ss admit
ran en- oHta ofciua hasta las o q. m. del
dfa Z de Enero de 1908, On que SO abri.
ran publicamente.
TodoB los datos neceBaEioH se daFan On
sBta ofcina donde 50 encuentran de mani
ieato todoI los doCumentos que han de
regir On lR Contrata , podrau Fecoger lou
icitadoEeB los modeIos de pEopoaicionel
que han de Tegir on Ia Contrata podTkn
Eecogsr los licitadoEeB los modeloH de pro
posicione0 que han de presentsr.
La administration Bs reserva aI derechc
de rechazar CuaIquieEs 8 todas las propo
SicionBg. Por orden del Comisionado del
Interior, J. ]. JimenaS, superintendent
de OhrRH P6bIicaB. 13 v.g.
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-Ests noche las ocho tomaFSn pose
sion los nuevos ofcisles que fueron nom
brsdoB en- Ia Bociedad de BocorPo mdtuo de
''San Rafael. Iuf6rmaEe que el acto ten
dr6 lugar On la casa de don Joaquin Mi
rs en la calle de San Sebastian n6mero IL.
Ell transports de la armada amBrioR'
na "Auxilisry," aErib6 al puerto syer y
est6 tomRndo carbon en- el muelle del
arsenal.
Con motive de Ia lluvis Ba be forms'
do un lodazal On ls Gale de San AguHtfn,
PueEts de Terra que impide 81 tr6fico.
Hoy han percibido suB haberes todos
los empleadoB de las ofcinas p6blicas.
-Rsgresa hoy & Bu rssidenCia de Are
cibo 81 Lcdo. Felix Santoni, delegado
la C6maFR que eBtuvo dos diaB en- eats
Ciudad en- aBuntoB de 90 profession.
A IRB 10 de ls ms sfianR de hoy Be
cerT6 81 Fscibo de la correspondence para
los EstadoB UnidoB.
So dR como BeguFo eI nombFamiento
del Lodo. Manuel Ginorio para el cargo
de juez municipal de eHta Ciudad.
Ell ofcisl de Sanidad de ATecibo, an.
vic al depRTtamento de 6anidad para 80
aprobRCi6n unoB pianos para Ia edifcRci6n
de una fibrios de pasta para Bopa.
Ell alcalde de Arroyo envfR al ofci.
na de sanidad lOB pianos , cr6quis de un
solar donda se desea conEtrufr nm edifcio
para expendeF carne peBCado.
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"LlN Nugvl PaEIsIunsg. :

La modiuta en- Bombraros dofia Terela
Bario de ObreE paEtiCipa sus numOro'
sas paRFoquiRnsg, que en- 50 nuevo
egtab.eCimiento 'La Nusva PaEisisnse'
Gale de San JoE6 Edmero 123, ancOntEa'
ran Biempre IN gran nurtido de BombTe.
ros para seiioEaG, Hsnoritas y nifias, dc
Ia mas alta novsdad y q pTsciou m6diooa
Sc Esforman BombrsToB q gusto, y nog6n
las dItimaB mndaB de Paris. CoFrsspon'
dsnCia Box 992, San Juan 6HG
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Por d pusbIoly para d puOblo.

No somol como aqusllos poIfticos que
ofrecsn villas castillos haBta Hegar Co
IocarEe en- simons; nosotEos uaiTamos MD
alto = psnusmus mGa hondoB todos On bene
ficio mdtuo, pero Hiempre hacisndo 10 que
otToB no Bs atEsYen llsvRr cabo. OtEo
golpe, deBde 81 dis 10. de Gfio vsndeEemos
Ia meior m6quina que jam6u us he vista
de bFazo alto, siIsnciosa, garantizadR
$11.75 plaEo8 de Is ctvs. BsmanRlea
Abaio Ell monoD0Iio
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Avisamos 8 las personas, que
solicitan suscribirse 8 este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
obieto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de Ia sUs-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por un trimestre
1925. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por un afio $500. Pago an
tieipa
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''Rsvo FIsurT" (Dorldo sutno)

Asf us lIams ID brillante composition
musical que en- forma do Walls ha dediosdo
q Ia distiDguida aefioritR CameliR schira
GuiIlot, el joyen pianista Federico POrra'
ia Doria, que "a fu6 eGtEenads con
aplauBo en- nuestEos Haloneg.
Esmsradamente impreSa hR tenido 81
ST.. Porrsta la corteHia de Femitirnoa una
c6pia de So Teferida composiCi6n, cuyo OBJ
ssquio estimamoB mucho.
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TrabsIOs rsmatados.

Don Manuel Domenech, de Ponce, fuG
ell postor que obtuvo Ia buena pro On 81
remate para hscsr 81 trabsjo de la CarFe
tara que hs de hsCeFse entire los pueblol
de Comerfo BaEFanquitsB, por ls Csnti'
dad de 25. .377, dollars 25 centsvos y don
N. PiTazzi el de la CsFrsters que he de
hacerBs deBda CisleB hRata Juana Diaz
pur Ia HumR de 36,267 dollars La pri
merR de estRs carEeteraB tendE6 5 kil6me.
trRB l& otra 4,
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% VISIO.

Eata mafiana embsFc6 para los EstsdCB
Unidos el nifo Rex Post, hio de los eB'
pesos Post, que regresR & 50 Colegio &
continuaE los astudioB.
lie acompafia Ia Beforita Bearns que
deEempef6 durants Ia enfeEmedad de la
diHtingUida sonora Post, 81 cargo de nurse
y que rsgrsBa { 50 pals, despu6s del res
tRblecimiento de la refaEida DANA Acorn
pafi6 abordo los visjeroB, 81 gobernador.
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La TlENDITL.

DE JOsEFA ECHEVARRIA. Pla.
"a Principal 28, San Juan, Puerto Rico
PoF Cads 10 Centavos que Be gaDtsn hants
el II dc Enero de 1908 % otoEgarf una
papeleta de una linda muheCa y IN objeto
dc REte. Hay efsOtoB Religioso4 Jugue.
TED aEtfculo1 de novedAd para BefioEaI.
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Ma8stras d ''OzonuIsldn" .

Ell senior Guillermo Hawkins repFeBen
tante de la compaffa de ''Ozcmulsi6n" ?
81 CuaI ss halIa desde hace algunos dias
en- eBta capital inBtaIado On 81 Hotel Ia
glatsrER', tsndE6 mucho gusto en- dAr
mueBtras de diCho preparado q cusntas
nsrsonRB Las goIiCiten, g. VS.
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GSsionlRiO on San Juan 90 0npT6stIto para
QGVbTadIlIlS.

Ha estado On entog dfas en- San Juan 81
senior don Pedro Vieira, presidents del
COnCejo Municipal de Quebradillaa, el
cual vino en- gsltioneB de IN empT6Stito
cerca del TegoEo insular para variRs obFRH
importsntes del pueblo.
El senior VisiTR ha sido muY AtendidO
en- todoB los centroB ofoialeB que ha vista
do ne le han hecho ofsEtaB de que an
tempo oportuno 90 atsndsF6R las jGBtaB
gestionss del pueblo que represents, Cuyo
estado fnsncieFo 90 aRtisfaCtoTio.
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lei vapoE "Julia HLukenbnks' slev6
sncla snoche las nueve media.
lei official de 5snidad de San Germ6n
report6 uu case de tifoidea sin hRbsr en-.
Contrsdo prOCedencia de IL infection.
-Inf5FmREs que hay en- eHtR Cin-
dad doa Csao7 de fsbEa tifoidss,
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dos SIS pulmoneS, delante del mismo tea
tFo del Liceo, donde querfsn llevRFloR,
Una muItitud inmenHa IoB ssguia y una
aclamaci6n formidable reson6, cuando
mansoB d6cileB, los eletanteS ontFaEon 81
tsatro pFeCedidol de Bul ''CarnaoE" (guiaB)
que hsbfan congeguido EeunfraelGs.
Tia diversion duE6 animad1Aima pOr
una basna hoEsi
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AVIso 4 los lsDIlRtGG,

Los aspirAnteI iUgresO sn Ia EscueIa
inBular dc enfsTmeFss, debsn dirigir BuE
aoIicitudea RI PEe8idsnts de u Escuala,
apartado de corTeo Bdm. 1O8. Is Y.
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AVlSO.

Dssda eata faChR hs traBIadadO lus Of
Oinaa 81 ConBuIado Frances la Parada
10, MiEamaE, Santuvca. Telefono 1.16O.
San Juan P. B. "a Dicismbre 1907.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06
At 81. Mays Church.

The customary Thanksgiving SER
vices set for the Episcopal Church
were held Thursday at st. Mary's at
which the Rev. Mr.. Colman. a
clergyman visiting here from New
York City. took part in the services.
The Rector took for his subject,
"The Feast OF In-gathering,"
Thanksgiving for the harvest home
appointed by God and recorded 10
Exodus 34th chapter, 22nd verse.
He dwelt chiefly on the fact that
which" our Father IN heaven
knoweth that we have need of these
things" yet He expects us to ask
for them and show expression of our
gratitude for all His benefits. There
was a good congregation. The special
Anthem by the choir was appreciated
and the offerings we're given for St.
Joseph's Hospital this city.
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will conduct the conservation service.
The opening address will be delivered
by Rev. Frank Bayley, pastor of the
Plymouth Congregational chulch, OF
Denver, Colo. Saturday morning
Miss Elizabeth Avery of Redtield
will conduct the devotional service.
The rest Of the work of the Gay will
be devoted to reports Of tine state
chairman, treasurer and secretary,
followed by a student volunteer
symposium. Miss Mayme L. Robin
son, of Dakota Wesleyan will speak
on Dur Needs" Miss Lucy Helen
Pearson, the state secretary, will
speak on "Our Sisters in the
Fa"toties." The afternoon hours
will he devoted to a reception, and
the closing hour will he given over
to a group CT conferences Of mission
study and finance, bible study,
religious meetings and faculty con-
ference. In the evening DR.. Bayley
will deliver an address. On Sunday
union services will be held and ad-
dresses will be delivered by Miss
Pearson aud Miss Edith Noble, Of
this city. The closing OF the con-
vention will occur In the evening
with an address by DIR. Bsyley and
a farewell service for delegates by
Miss Pearson. The convention will
be made up Of young ladies from the
various colleges ana high schools OF
the state, and from the reports
received the attendance is going to
be very large this year.
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First Sunday Lecture.

The first of the series Of Sunday
evening lectures given by the Rev.
a. W. Bell at st. Mary's church on
the "History of the Christian
Church" was well attended. The
Rector dealt with the laying of the
foundations bv our Lord, and the
birth Of the Christian church later
on the day Of Pentecost. he showed
how it was the "Kingdom Of
Heaven" in its corporate capacity
that u Lord set up and not that
each congregation of believers were
to be a church In itself but that it
was divine. zone Lord, One Faith,
One Baptism" and that He. Him.
self, Jesus Christ, rs the Head and
"The Lord added unto the Church
such as were being saved" He
traced its history through the perse.
BUTTONS to the third century, giving
an account of the disciples Of tile
Apostles who we're called the sApos-
tolic Fathers VIZ: Clement, Iena-
thus, Polycarp.
The lecture vas listened to with
marked attention by the large
audience present. The special E1uslc
rendered by the choir was much en-
joyed. Next Sunday the lecture will
be on the church In the third
century.
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The POULTRY SHOW
Committee Held an In
formal Committee to Discuss
Plans for january Show.

M. j. Gottelf. of Sioux Falls, J.
r. Reinelt, Of Huron. W. s.
Snyder, Of Ethan, and j. N. Grow
and Wm. Scallin, of this city, con-
prising the members of the execu-
tive committee of the South Dakota
State Poultry Show, held an infor-
NAL meeting In the city Wednesday
afternoon and evening to make the
preliminary arrangements for tho
state show which will be held in
Mitchell, Jan % to Feb. 1. The
show will be held lin the city ball
auditorium as in former years, and
1t will afford a splendid place for tho
exhibition Of the fancy poultry of the
state.
The executive committee arranged
for the cash prizes to be offered
during the show, and it has always
been a strong feature of the state
show that the largest cash prizes
were offered and were paid after the
show was over. By paying their
prizes promptly the state show has
secured the strong support OF the
poultry fanciers Of the state and they
have not been slow to send their
birds to Mitchell. Aisle from the
cash prizes there will be many special
premiums and several five dollar gold
pieces offered for the exhibit Of tie
birds.
The judge secured for the poultry
show is d. T. Heimlich, of Jackson
vile, III. Mr.. Heimlich was the
judge at the show last year and be
gave good satisfaction.
Wm. Scallin is The secretary of the
show and j. N. Crow will be the
superintendent.
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THEIR ANNUAL DEBATE
Two Univsrsity Societies Net in De-
bate Honday Evening on Gov.
ernment Naval Question.

The annual debate between the
Amphyctlon and Adelphian societies
was held at the University chapel
Monday evening, and tho young
men had . very large audience out to
listen to their well prepared arvu-
ments for and against the question
at issue.
The question under debate vas,
Resolved, That the United States
should maintain its present relative
naval position.
The Amphyctions had the mega
tive side OF the question and the
Adelphians discussed the Affirmative
side. The arguments were we'll pre-
sented throughout and it was not..an
easy matter for the judges to reach
a decision. 1t was finally awarded,
however, to the negative side repre-
sented Ivy the Amphyctions, which
were represented by Messrs. Fosse,
Van Patter and Gamer. The Abel.
phian speakers were Messrs. Shale,
johnson and Hinckley.
The judges were DR.. E. F. Ream.
er, Prof. NJ. M. Ramer and Prof
W. A.. Wheeler.
During the winter months there
will be a number of debates held Il
the University, in which the stu.
dents display . great deal Of interest.
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olty With such good taste and effect
Chat he was recalled for an encore.
Coach Nichol said that when he
Came to Mitchell three months ago
he did not know how things were
going to pan out. He said he mad
heafd before coming here something
OF che Mitchell way" To him the
expression seemed rather vague. and
he could not quite catch the meaning,
but after he had been .here a short
time, he commenced to realize IN
thing OF what the phrase meant f:
that 1T had been growing on him
ever since he am and that he can
now re ,lize all there is to it. The
coach said that he never saw a town
which gave such hearty ..and united
support to their Institutions, either
high school Or college. as did the
ltlAens OF Mitchell. Mr.. Nichol
paid a fine tribute to the young men
In his charge when he said that dur
ing the entire season of football
while they were at home or in other
places that they always conducted
themselves in a very eentlemanly
manner and that the city or citizens
never need blush for any s.act of
theirs. In the games they have
played he said that they had never
been criticised for rough play and
that they always showed a spirit OF
fairness. The coach said .s-that he
was never before connected with a
team which showed such a spirit of
fairness and eentlemenly conduct as
these young men, and be felt that
after playing football the way they
have, that in their future career
they will be just as successful In
bucking the line.
W. M. Herbert said that we are
here as a testimonial to the football
team Of 1907. and as an alumnus of
the high school he felt that he could
paw the team a tribute. Mr.. Herbert
recalled his former football DAYS with
many pleasing Incidents, and In
%closiu.g thought that he could speak
the sentiments of the alumni associ-
alton by saying that the 1907 team is
entitled to the highest distinction,
and that the alumni hats came of
to them.
Hon. H. Q. Preston said that one
Thing he took pride in was to say
something that would advance the
brain and Drawn Of the high school,
and in this he was ever ready tc
raise his voice. Mr.. Preston referred
to the erection of the high school
building some Is years ago, when be
was president Of the board of educa-
tion, at which time 1T was thought
to lie a waste of money and unneces.
saIy increase of taxation, but Inc
declared that there was not a person
today who would say the same thing.
The conditions Of today are such
that another new building is neces-
sary. lie referred to the splendid
reputation that the team earned
through the season and be believed
that they were justly entitled to 1T.
POSTMASTER Winsor closed the
speechmakln9 in some kindly words
to The team, by referring to the Fact
that the boys had met every require.
ment exacted Of them before playing
the game. Cap Collard, DR.. Smith,
Paul Sheeks and II. II. Bunker
responded to calls and made short
talks.
High school yells we're numerous
throughout the evening and the
affair came to a most delightful close
as an event chat will long be re.
membered by the high schoo,
team and the participants In the
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