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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
STAGG HAS SCHEME TO DO
SAWAY WITH TRAMP ATHLETE

xhe Western Conference lntercolleg-
M college sports. Many OF the laws
1ncted In that association later have
ZEN adopted In other sections. An
Itoxether new thing now is pro-
teed by A. A. Staeg. OF the University
III Chicago.
VA He wants to have the conference In
|Elude what Is termed an immigration
Iouk in its Platform. This is TO bar
1om taking part In athletics at the
1ond institution men who come from
c<nor colleges.
The present regulation Is that men
G6ming from another university must
b a residence for an academic year
bofore they become eligible. and then
may not play II they have had three
years OF varsity competition In their
<lrst institution. Generally. however.
there ID. no objection to man who
has become eligible properly through
Ms year OF residence taking part In
sports.
The one-ysar rule Is designed to bar
Che athlet)e tramp. In other days
some men tried as many as three col
1eees In turn leaving one to 60 TO an.
ether - they saw II. Under the old
uyatem, or lack Of system, they be-
came eligible the moment they paid
their fees In the college they entered.
< Il WAS q very bad thing indeed, be.
cause Il led to al sorts OF actual cor
ruptfon.
However. II Is within the POSSIBLE
A 49, = - -.
valuable TO college athletic associa'
Non might even be maintained . year
- The Institution. with the surety that
.svontually he would take bis plaza on
- varsity team IN the particular sport
which he excelled to an extent -
~ = worth while to keep him on.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
JEFFR|ES MAY Be
THE REFEREE

CHICAGO, Nov. l0.-The one HAT
us in the path of the Papke-Kelly
match at Los Angeles on Dec. 10 was
removed yesterday when Silvie Fer
retti received wire from Baron Long,
matchmaker OF the Jeffries Athletic
club. Offering Jim Jeffries as referee,
with Eddie Graney OF San Francisco
as alternate.
Ferretti had written the club OBJ
jecting To Charley Eyton. the clubs
nominee. as his work in the Kelly
Jack (Twinl Sullivan contest In May,
1907. was not satisfactory TO the Chi.
cagoans.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
Plenty OF Confidence
On Tap at Philadelphia
(PhIIadeIphIa North American

Michigan and Cornell might as well
prepare for the worst, and 1t Is a pity
that the present Red and Blue team.
the best since 1904. could not pit It's
finished strength against Yale. Prince
ton and Harvard.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
Only On, Possible Champion in
hthisdn lniUSdO|aStt Arena

Claims by Benton Harbor OF
the interscholastic champion
ship Of Michigan must be view
ed with amusement in local cir
cles when the record-breaking
campaign OF Detroit University
school eleven Is taken into con.
sideration. Benton Harbor's
victories have hollow ring
when stacked up against such
scores as ID. u. s. has been
running this year against teams
every bit as strong.
In addition. Benton Harbor
has politely declined the issue
OF a game TO settle things, pre-
\ ferring apparently to go on
making claims and negotiating
for a post-season game at Seat
tie.
There Is but one Michigan In
terscholastic champion and that
is the Detroit University school.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10

This possibility. slight though 1t
may seem TO some folks who do not
know how jealous alumni are in be-
half Of the athletic prestige OF their
universities, makes suggestion like
that OF Prof. Stage very interesting.
Prof. Stage purposes TO have these
men kept out of sports altogether II
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
OFFICIALS TO ACT
IN THE PENN-MICHIGAN GAME

ANN ARBOR Mich,
to
of
Mchgans a
legal
a and
Edwards
the
Of player the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
Hurons, 21; Comets, S.

The Hurons defeated the much.
touted Comets by the score OF 81 to 8.
Fisher and Noble featured with IS and
75-yard runs Downey also played a
good game. For games with 95-pound
teams address Ray Huber, 992 Van
Dyke-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
SUBLIME
STAND AT
MICHIGAN.

uaions between the big schools for
Michigan which
win undoubtedly be fulfilled to the letter
Such stand simply sublime But is Il fair
Is IT justice the players the Michigan ptted against
men OF such tupendously Illegal amount Of experience'
t o
OF their mperied
1t
holding Michigan undersrasU to the rs@ letter OF the aw
Is IT, for similar reasons justice to Mr. Yos - -
which Michigan guiding
sublime a a
on Draper before Saturdays
BSsr S ss d % % ss %s: %
which @ % ,ss sS w an -r vf psse Of the s n
little runner s on the active list winning purses for his
sass ,ss @ IN @ i. high sss; Ssn
remarkable the opinion that he LITTLE cSuD
sa s than ss a racing n h ssas- when MIKE po,v
follow Mr. DAILY
Frisco
PARK Toronto Fort Erie and then the east he shaned cauS
lie
And the of he of
will him well where he
of Hldreth
best player Ineligible doubtless causing huekle from one D. Mcausn
If
must have meant triple pass"
When thinks all he the
that trouble
ming the public had organized?
All
on uturedor unu savas
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
Mind Your auslnessl

II you don't. nobody will. II Is
your business to keep out OF all the
trouble you can. and you can and will
Keep out of liver and bowel trouble
N you take DR. Kings New Life pills.
They keep blliousness, malaria and
jauhdice out OF your system,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
Amy Morri.ery ha. becn notiaed thnt

)ohnny MOrriseSy has been notified that
|..hc NAV be drafted by the Fort
<Whyne Central league club. in which
X;eAoe he would have to abandon his
IAnsing franchise. lie will probably
&1rhcfne way out. however. At that.
& tohnny would strengthen almost any
nail club. regardless OF class. which
ohouId happen to be in need OF a
H second sacker.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10

PILES CURED IN To ~ DAYS.
PAzo OINTMENT is guarsnteed to cure
any cage OF Itching. Blind. Bleeding or
Protruding Piles 10 IA days or
money refunded. SOC. sYl.t
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10

In order to keep him as far from
second as possible. John McGraw will
play Merkle in left field next year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10

job Printing done right. Tisss Prfss-
tns Co.. as John R.-st Phone ilsa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10

Arbor bring tidlngs OF action. Penn remains
at Michigan the sole Judge OF her athletic ma
terlal and its eligibility In all probability such
"A stand Will be maintained until the game IL
Also there will probably be rupture OF nego-
tiations between the big schools for at least
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
MAURICE MYERS
IS At LIBERTY

The sporting editor is in receipt OF a
Ietter from Maurice Myers, for the
past three seasons manager. OF the
Kalamazoo Southern Michigan club. IN
which he says he has disposed Of his
interest in that city and Is on the
Jook out for a managerial position for
NEXT year.
\ Myers always had his team well up
Ia the race in the Michigan organiza-
Hon and was very fortunate in devel-
ming salable players. He will prob.
1b1y land In some good Glass c. league.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10

SPORT 7EWS
and REVIEWS
BY.
PAUL II.
BRUSKE.

A o
~
rom
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
JuogIe II Again!

N Yale Is said to be advocating a
|Hbange In the football rules which viii
'o1ignate five yards as a gain for a
lint down when team has posses
'oIon OF the ball between its own goal
llne and the middle OF the field.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

A board q ohIcers % consist a MAJ. WILLIAM
B BANISTER, Medical CoIps: Mai. JAMES D
GBENNAN Medical CorTS and MAJ. DEANE
c. HOWARD. Medical Corps. is appointed 10
meet az Manila T. l. for the examination Of
officers Of tne Medical Corps
Capt. WILLIAM A. PHILLIPS. Ordnance Depart
ment viii report % Lieut. Col. ROBERT K.
EVANS.
Frst Lieut. ROBERT ARTHUR, Coast Artillery
Cons IS relieved from duty with the Ninety-frst
Company and plaoed on the unassigned list.
Mai WILLIAM E. CRAICHILL. CorDs q Eugt
necrs win relieve Col RICHARD l. HOXIE
Corp. HARRY +. SIMMONS. signal Corps, now az
Fairbanks. Alasaa. VIII be discharged.
The FOL owing assignments 20 regiments Of oTor
reeeltly promoted are ordered:
RALPH W. DRURY, from second lieutenant
Ninth Infantry. % first lieutenant; date Of rank.
March l6 1905 assignee 20 Sixteenth Infantry.
JOHN c. FAIRFAX, from second lieutenant
Twenty-frst Infantry. 70 first lieutenant. date q
rank. March Is. lSoS: assigned 10 TWeuty-drst
Infantry
FRED c, MILLER. second lieutenant, Twenty
third Infantry 90 drso lieutenant. date q rank.
March a 1905 assigned 20 Thirtieth Infantry
Post Quartermaster Sergt FRANK r. MOORE.
post Of san Juan, p. r., viii be sent % Fogt
Jay. y. Y.
serEt THAD EASTWOOD. 10Th Company. Coast
ARTILLERY Corps viii be sent to Fort Nias1ra,
Capt RICHARD K. CRAvENs, Coast ARTILLERY
CorI,s, Is placed on the unassigned list
The following promotions and assignments Of ofcs-s
Of the Coast Artillery Corps are announced.
JOHN T. TOWNES, Jr-. from second lieutenant
70 first lieutenant; date of rank. July J. 1905 as
signed to both Company.
ROBERT T. NOSE. from second lieutenant %
first lieutenant; date Of rank. July /. 1905; as
signed 20 Sixty-SecOnd Company
DEAN HALL, from second lieutenant 70 first
lieutenant; date Of rank. July l, 1903; assigned 70
Eighty-ffth Company
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14
Navy Orders.

Ensigus A. A. GARCELON, j.. and A. s. REEs.
commissioned ensigns In the navy from February
B, 1898.
Asst. Paymaster J. + OMARA. detached duty
Iowa, 20 home. settle accounts. and wait oriers.
Chief Boatswain y. MORIARITY. To duty navy
yard. Mare Island. Cal.
Boatswain T. MILLER detached duty connection
Southery and Topeka. navy yard, Portsmouth.
n. H.. sc, and granted sick leave three months.
Pharmacist c. Z. ALEXANDER. appointed a phar-
macst in the navy from July 10. 1905 20 duty
Relief
Paymaster's Clerk R. E. CORCORAN. appointed q
psymasters clerk in the navy. duty Iowa, re
voked.
Cable from Rear Admiral J. n. HENIPHILL. Z.
5. n. commander Third squadron. United States
Pacific fleet, Woosung. China. July TO- 1908.
Ensign J. S. DoWELL. Jr., detached duty Helena.
10 Alabama.
Ensign c. w NINlITZ. detached duty command
Decatur 10 Alabama
Midshipman W. F. NEWTON. detached duty Den
yer. 10 Alabama.
Midshipman c. B. MAYO. detached duty Whining
ton 10 Alabama.
Midshipmas W. B. HOWE detached duty Concord.
to Alabama
Midshipman F. F. ROGERS, detached duty sanar.
TO Alabama.
Paymlster's Clark E. T. JACKSON. detached duty
Chattanooga, 70 ths naval station. Olongapo.
Asst. Surg. A. p. LEE detached duty United States
Naval Hospital, Canacao. P. l.. Sc 10 Concord.
Warrant Machinist J. F. PENNYCOOK detached
duty Galveston. 70 home
Gunner c. II. FOSrER. 10 duty Chattanooga.
Warrant MAChinist +. @. sPRENGEL Botsvain
T. McKENNA. and Chief Carpenter F. ].
HARTE 10 duty Galveston.
Warrant Machinist A. A. SMITH. to duty Denver.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14
PENNSYLV RAILROAD
Bulletin.
NATURES OWN FAIRGROUNDS.

North and East of New York City lie the greatest natural
Fairgrounds the world Here the great Adirondack Cats
kill White and Green Mountain regions the picturesque lakes,
gae-teemng woods and of Maine and the rocbound
New England seacoast
To travellers the New England resorts the Pennsylvania
Railroad offers its through Colonial and Federal Express train
ice direct Boston, connecting for seasho and lake
centerS.
Boston the great distributing point for New England Here
one takes trains for the White and Green Mountains for the
charming Buzard Bay Cape Cod resorts and for Bar Har
Dor and the Maine Woods.
At Philadelphia may get through Pullman service
the Cas and the Adondac making the journey from Wash
ington these great peasurerounds easy and comfortable
The charming Long Island and Long Island Sound resorts
all easily accessible via the Pennsylvania Railroad connec
tons from New York City.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14

There dwells in Washington a veteran
OF wooden leg by force OF circum-
stances. At the battle OF Bull Run he
was IN the thickest OF the fray. and
when the smoke OF battle cleared away
he was found lying under q tree. his
left leg shot away just above the knee.
Many years have passed since that
eventful day. and in the interim the
veteran has hoDblcd about by means OF
a crutch.
Several weeks ago a movement was
started among his friends to present him
with a wooden limb. The project was IN
augurated without his knowledge, his
friends meaning 20 surprise him: but
by strange course or III luck the money
collected was lost by the person to whom
it was intrusted
Purse and Cash Gone.
Last Sunday afternoon Miss Emma
Wallis, OF Dominion Heights. Va. the
custodian OF the fund. reported TO the
police OF the First precinct that she had
lost purse containing about SO in cash.
pair OF eyeglasses, and several trinkets
As she enumerated the articles tears crept
into her pretty eyes. Sergt Gray. 10
whom she made her complaint. inquired
what was troubling her. whereupon Miss
Wallis explained that the lost money
had been collected for the purpose Of
purchasing a wooden leg for the aged
hero OF the civil war. She declined TO
give the old mans name, explaining the
project had been inaugurated secretly.
and that she did not care to embarrass
him by publicity.
A description OF the purse and IT'S con-
tents was sent TO the various precincts
but as yet no word Of It has been received
at headquarters Miss Wallis has made
frequent Inquiries OF the police hoping
against hope that the money might be
found and returned to her. Meantime her
friends who had assisted IN the move
ment have started another subscription.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14
ELLIS TO SEE BONAPARTE.
Conference Partially Confirms Re-
port that He'll he Cluster"

The belief that Wade Ellis. present at
torney general Of Ohio and nominal au-
thor Of the Chicago platform Of 1865
Nwill succeed Milton D. Purdy as chief
trust buster of the administration Is par
TALLY confirmed by the fact that Mr. FL
lis will soon have a conference with
Attorney General Bonaparte He was TO
have visited Mr. Bonaparte in Baltimore
Saturday, but was detained by illness.
The Attorney General was in Washing
ton yesterday, and Mr.. Ellis VIII soon have
a conference with him, either here or in
Baltimore. The office OF Assistant 70
the Attorney General. to which Mr.. FL
lis will probably be appointed, was ere
ated in 1903 and the incumbent has spe-
cial charge OF Investigations and prose-
cutions under the antitrust laws.
James A. Fowler. theN successor Of Ed
ward 7. Sanford as one OF the assistant
Attorneys General, entered upon his new
duties at the Department Of Justice YES
terday. Mr.. Sanford, was rscentlv ap-
pointed to a Federal judgship in Tennes-
see Mr.. Fowler was formerly his part
ner in the practice Of law.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14
JULY II IN AMERICAN HISTORY

l6l5-Mendon. Mass, attacked by Indians
lT7o-Battle Of Penotscot Bay British souadr,,
OF ten ships. under Sir George Collier DESTROYED
an American squadron Of twenty-four ships and
captured the 30O0 men who formed their crews
f7sS-COngress ratified the Constitution by the con
vention Of which Washington was presidept
and II went into operation the ensuing March.
l7SA-Brtish squadron captured on the American
station fourteen French ships laden with uro-
visions.
l79S-Congress passed the famous act for the nm
ishment Of sedition. &C. against the United
States. commonly called the gag law"
sE-The United States schooner Asp. Of twenty
men and two guns. attacked by I've British
barges After a gallant resistance in which
she lost ten Of her men and her commander.
She was abandoned 10 the enemy
lsH-The British schooner Balaboo captured BY the
American rriyateer schooner Perry.
lS54-EdInund Charles Genet, a French statesman
died. He was a minister to the United States
In 1923. and when superseded he remained in
this country and settled upon the Hudson
River.
ls53-Commodore Perry landed at japan and deliy-
cred TO the imperial commissioners the letter
from the American President.
ls6l-Battle Of Cauick's Ford Va
lse2-senaie votes 70 admit West Virginia to the
Union.
iS6S-Batte Of Falling Water. Md.
ls6l-Battle Of Harrisburg Miss.
lSd-Confederates defeated at Tupelo Miss
lsso-Congress grSnted pension to AlrA Abraham
Sancoln Of 5000 poE annum
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14

36-inch Nainsook Checks, for
summer underwear, I5c a yard.
Imported Dimity Lawns, in checks
and plaids, I5c yard.
36-inch White Pure Linen Lawn,
75c yard.
Checked Nainsooks, for school
aprons, I21ac a yard.
Dotted Swisses-the imported
kind-3715c yard.
Fancy Mercerized Poplins, for
heavy waists and suits, 25c yard.
Also White Organdies, White
Grenadines, White Renaissance
Lawns, and White Linen Lawns.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14
SEAMEN LIKE WORLD CRUISE.
Only One Per Cent of Enlisted Men
Missing When Fleet Sails.

The total number of absentees from
the Atlantic battle-ship fleet when II
left San Francisco was l29 enlisted men.
There are about 1900 men with the fleet.
The absentees, therefore. are about l
per cent Of the full enlisted complement
Of the vessels Officials of the Navy
Department believe that not more than
one-quarter Of this number have desert
ed. The small percentage Of absentees
proves 10 the satisfaction OF the Navy
Department officials that the world
cruise is popular with the enlisted men.
The largest number Of seamen missing
from any one vessel was twenty-eight,
from the New Jersey. The Kearsarge
had a full enlisted complement. with
none missing. Since leaving Hampton
Roads last December the total deser-
tons from the battle-ship fleet have
reached 693, or about per cent.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14

Ensign s. B. SMITH, detached duty Chattanooga,
% Ranger.
Asst surg. L. q. J. EYTINGE detached DUTY
Concord % Ranger
Lieut. Commander J. r. EDIE. detached duty Gal
weston. 20 Maine
Midshipman +. W. CABANIss. detached duty
Cleveland. % Maine.
Lieut. +. r. McCRARY. detached duty Command
ChaUncey % Maine.
Midshipman H. F. EMERSON detached duty Con
curd. 10 Maine.
Ensign 6. V. STEWART. detached duty command
Dale 20 Maine.
Midshipman NJ. F. DRAE0IEL. detached duty w
lalohcs. 20 Maine
NidshiUnan y. W FULLER, detached duty Cal
weston. 10 Maine
Warrant Mschinist ]. L. KING. detached duty
naval station. Cayite. p. l.. &c TO Maine
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14

4o-inch India Lawn, an excellent
quality, I5c yard.
45-inch French Lawn, 25c a yard.
48-inch Imported Persian Lawn,
soc yard.
48-inch Imported French Lawn,
soc a yard.
White Pique, 25c a yard.
White Percales, 2oc and SOC a
yard.
India Linens, I2hc, I5c, zoe, and
25c a yard.
Second hoo--Elsyenth It
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14
t. L. Jenkins Diea In Mindnnao.

Gov. Gen Smith, OF the Philippines, yes
terday notified the Insular Bureau OF the
War Department Of the death, on July 9
last. on. the Island of Mindanao. of Thorn
as l.. Jenkins, a former resident of Hen
derson, n. c. He was employed In the
Philippine lighthouse service up to the
beginning OF this year. when he resigned
to take up civil engineering.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14
FAIRBANKS AND PRINCE.
Vice President TO Meet II. n. II. at
Quebec, July %.

Vice President TO Meet II. II. II. al
Quebec, July %.
Earl Grey governor general Of Canada,
has notified Vice President Fairbanks
through the State Department that an
appointment has been made for him to
meet the Prince OF Wales on board the
British battle ship Indomltable at Que
bee at 2:50 o'clock on Wednesday. July o.
Vice President Fairbanks Will represent
the United States government at the
opening exercises OF the tercenteunial OF
the founding of Quebec The new battle
ship New Hampshire, IN command of
Capt Cameron MGR. Winslow. will par-
ucipate In the naval review. Rear Ad-
miral William s. Cowles, President Roose-
velt's brother-in-law, and chief Of the
Bureau Of Equipment, will be present as
the representative OF the navy.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14
WANT MARINES WITHDRAWN.
Gen. Elliott Urges Secretary Wright
90 Recall Them from Panama.

The marine detachment sent 10 the
lsthmus OF Panama. to prevent disorder
at the Presidential election which took
place Sunday, will probably be withdrawn
shortly.
Maj. Gen George F. Elliott, com
mandant of marines. had a conference
yesterday at the War Department with
Secretary Wright in regard 10 the with
draWal Of the marines Gen. Elliott
urged their early withdrawal. because
sanitary conditions on the isthmus at
this season Of the year are none too
good No decision was reached.
The guard Of about go marines at Camp
EllIott viii be maintained.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14
Mems 2-Piece NegIige Suits.

THE dehe confogving of suit for They
only feel comfortable but they have stylish appearance
Our this surpses any attempts
being the products of leading makers They looking
well made and well shaped catchy patterns materials Cevots
seg homespun and cassmeres blues grays browns
ces half lined quarter lined eighth lined All regulars stouts
and longs.
Prices, $1,000, $3.50, and $500.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14
Persian LoynIists Turn Robber

William F. Doty, American consul at
'rabriz. Persia, notified the State Depart
rnelt yesterday that loyalists had robbed
business house which was the residence
Of the chancellor Of the United States
consulate and had stolen $4,000
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14
Dainty White Cotton
Dress and Waist Materials.

q UER BRIDES Bridesmaids and hosts other women are
y thinking Of dainty white ocks.
The largest best and complete stock of White Cotton
Dress Materials possible assemble here select o-representng
the best of count products we'll England Ire
land, France, and Switzerland.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14
In The SOCIAL WORLD
HOStesSes in a Flutter Over
Princes Visit.
NEWPORT TO ENTERTAIN H.RH.

May Also Call at Bar HarbOr, After
Celebration ht Quebec-Cnpt. and
Mrs. Potts Announce Their DnuEh-
ter's Engagement TO Ensign Law
tOn-Mrs. Taylor at CapOn Springs.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14
Consul Unable to Confirm Report.

Ernest L. Harris, American consul gen.
eral at Smyrna, Turkey. sent a dispatch
to the State Department yesterday. say
ing that he was unable TO confirm the re-
ported Imprisonment OF 100 Americans on
the island Of Nicaria. Nicaria is eighty
miles from Smyrna
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14
Special Value in
Women'S White Hose.

ENTITY DOZEN pairs Women's
Pure White Lisle Thread
Hose, in plain, lace ankle,
and all-over lace effects; double
heels and toes.
Special price, $50.
3 pairs for $I.Oo.
Main fcor-F St
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14
HIS LEG FUND GONE
Pretty Miss Loses Money for
Crippled Veteran.
INTENDED FOR A SURPRISE.

But Now the Cash is Gone and Bull
Run Hero VIII Have to Wait for
Artificial Limb Until Another Col
lection Can BE Taken Up-Tear-
fully Reported TO the Police.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14
Muslin Sheets and

Muslin Sheets and
PiHOw Slips.
VA7E offer several lots of Stand
wv ard Muslin Sheets and
" Pillow Slips at the follow
ing special prices:
Sheets.
54x9o inch, 55c each.
63xoo inch, CSC each.
72x9o inch, 7oc each.
8Ix9o inch, 75c each.
8Ix9o inch, 85c each.
Pillow Slips.
42x3S1A inch, Ioc each. Were 24c.
45x3SA inch, 2oc each. Were 25c.
Special:
1900 Muslin Pillow Slips, 221zx
90 inches, I255c each.
Second hOor-F st
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14

Rev. and Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe VIII
sail for Europe next Monday. to spend
the remainder OF the summer in Swltz-
erland. Or. Radcliffe is pastor Of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
and they have usually spent their sum
mers in Northern Michigan, Mrs Rad
cliffe's native State
The Washington herald., 1908-07-14
Special Value in
Mating Suit Cases.

VATk have just purchased, and
wv offer at very special
price, a small lot of Mat
ting Suit Cases, in 24 and 70 inch
sizes. Well made, lightweight,
strong, and durable cases.
$I.6S each. Value, $2.5o.
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