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Willmar tribune., 1908-05-06
Power of the Press.

A soap millionaire and an actor-man-
ager We're talking business.
"l,' said the actor-lnanager, "have
discontinued the use Of posters. My
announcements appear in the newspa-
pers exclusively. l have heard that
those who don't read the papers don't t
60 to the theater."
You are Wise," said the soap million
aire. land l do like you. Long since l
discarded every form of advertisement
save that of the press, finding that
they who didn't read newspaper had
no use for soap."-Kansas City Inde-
pendent
Willmar tribune., 1908-05-06
The History Of the Cent,

Oh and put in circulation in 1893. Pre-
v1ous to that date pattern pieces had
been made but they were experiments
only and were never put in circulation
The so called Washington cents, which
existed previous to the date above Civ
en-. were not issued by the government
and were, therefore. only medals The
cent Of 1893 was very similar to the
large copper cents of later date, with
the exception that the face of Liberty
was turned to the right and the legend
"One Cent" was inclcsed in q chain of
thirteen links.
Willmar tribune., 1908-05-06
Temperature In Fishes.

The interesting question as to wheth-
er fishes have any temperature worth
mentioning was discussed at the Edln-
burgh Royal society in paper on the
Body Temperature of Marine Ami
mails" 1t may be taken as established
by tests that in the larger tishes-cod,
ling, etc.-the body temperature is
slightly higher than that of the water,
indicating feeble attempt at heat reg
ulation and slight development of a
heat regulating mechanism, but in the
smaller species there is practically no
difference.
Willmar tribune., 1908-05-06
Perfect Numbers.

A perfect number is one that Is
equal to the sum Of all Of it's factors
plus l. Thus the factors of are 3
and 2, and the sum of ;, ? and is q.
The factors of % are II and 2, and
i. The sum Of ii, ., Z, i and l is 2S.
1t might look ut first as though there
would be great many perfect num-
bers. But there are only ten of them
known to mathenlaticians. In addi-
tion to the and 2S mentioned the
other perfect numbers are the follow
ing: 496. SIPS, 33.55O,33G, $3.50, 1863, ,O1G
137, ,433S,G ,Gol.32S, 2.305. .S43, ,O0S, 139. .952.-
1913, 2,417, ,S51 $50 22S. 50. .S37. .7S4 .57Ga and
9.9O3, ,52O314. oS22 ,971 $40, O,44SS16,l2S. If
there are any others they are larger
than the ones mentioned and have new
er been discovered.
Willmar tribune., 1908-05-06
In the Same Boat,

I'VE get some sad cases." said the
attendant at the Lumpton lunatic asy-
lum to the interested visitor and open
ed the door of the first cell.
Inside was a man sitting on three
legged stool, gazing vacantly at the
wall.
His is an unhappy story" said the
attendant HE was in love with a
girl, but she married another man. and
he lost his reason from grief"
They stole out softly. closing the
door behind them, and proceeded to the
next inmate
This cell was thickly padded, and the
man within was stark. staring mad.
"Who is this?" inquired the visitor.
"This" repeated the attendant. This
Il the other man!"-London Scraps.
Willmar tribune., 1908-05-06
A Wonderful Sun,

Arcturus is one Of the very greatest
or the stars, 50 much SO, indeed, that
even Sirius probably would make but
poor showing in the comparison If
placed at an equal distance. In fact,
some of the estimates of the light and
heat sent forth by Arcturus are al
most incredible, and if really correct
no planet could survive as near to
Arcturus as the earth Is to the sun.
Willmar tribune., 1908-05-06
Orioin Of Races.

Anthropologsts have never been able
to reach an agreement concerning the
question OF race origin. Some hold to
the monogenist, others to the polygen-
list theory. Evolution would seem to
Justify the belief in q common origin
for the various races of men, but it is
asserted by many scientists that evolu-
ton does not necessarily mean that all
races OF men have descended from a
common stock. since the hypothesis Of
evolution admits of the argument that
several simious species may have cul-
minated in several races of men.-New
York American.
Willmar tribune., 1908-05-06
Prime Numbers.s

1t might appear at first that every
number can be divided by some num-
Der besides itself and l; but many
numbers cannot, and it they cannot
they are known as prime numbers. OF
all the numbers having value of less
than 1000, there are 1G9 that are
prime. OF these 2G are smaller than
100. 81 appear between 100 and 200, 18
between 200 and 300, l6 between 300
and 400, II between 400 and 500, II be-
tween 500 and GOO, 1G between GOO and
100, II between 100 and SOO Is be-
and 1000.
Willmar tribune., 1908-05-06

W@t ~
0.sB@ Qrm @sol ouop ST. spuy | gqnM
pTnoo l uaQM Mou lep 5uoI os yqnM o
lno uaoq s.l,, :InuoSlnpu! p!UooO lunV
po!ldeA .'o!uuV ss!IV 'ieM SIP sal,
..;sAepcMou Su!qse.M nos l.uo1B IqM
r!l!ooO lunv 'SuIuIom pooD,, :l9q o.
p!Eo asnoq aql 10 ipuI oQl uoqM 'Ipuao
Oh l!lun omn Suol e loJ osnoq oQl 10
Aa!u!o!A Qua u! uoos uooq 4ou prQ ugm
-oM plo 7qL 'lI7MmoIO g!UoaO }unY
Sc uMouN uAol qua 20 loloGIeqo ppo
u!I2loo ioldu1o o. soup Hurm uols
1000 peq LodooNosnoq puouQo!H v
'@!qeH 6u!I!nboV
Willmar tribune., 1908-05-06
Most Ancient Condiment,

Mustard is the most ancient Of con-
diments. The Egyptians regarded it
as an aid to digestion. The Asians ate
it freely. 1t was sold by peddlers in
SOlomon's time The Normans and
Anglo-Saxons in the earliest times nev-
er went to war without an ample sup
ply of prepared mustard 1t was their
food and medicine. The plant seems
to thrive in all parts Of the world and
is eaten by every civilized nation and
many heathen tribes, either as spring
salad 0he young leaves are most deli
cfous) or seasoning prepared from
the ground seed
Willmar tribune., 1908-05-06
The Richmond Theater Tr,oedx

The Richmond Theater Tragedy.
The Richmond theater tragedy, in
which over seventy persons lost their
lives, was the first fatal fire in q play
house in this country and naturally
caused almost national mourning. Not
only was it blow to theatricals in the
United States at the time, but for half
century its history served as a text
for those who contended against the
theater generally as being place of
vice and immortality. A deep and last
ing impression was made upon the ma
tion by this horrible event, and for
long time, for a season at least, the
calamity had the effect of keeping
from the playhouses many persons
who were in mortal fear Of repetition
Of the fatality.-Philadelphia Led9er
Willmar tribune., 1908-05-06
Why He Waited.

A mysterious stranger with lowered
brow and menacing glare stood along
side one of the shoemaking exhibits in
a department store and watched the
shoemaker work. For long time he
stood there. never shifting his glance,
staring steadily at the bench workman.
watching him put handful after hand
full Of tacks in his mouth and gradually
empty each nav load into u shoe sole.
Finally a store detective became sus-
picious and after keeping an eye on the
fellow for awhile went over to him and
asked him what he meant by his &C.
tions. "Oh, nothing!" answered the
man. I'm just waiting to see what
will happen II that shoemaker should
sneeze when be has a mouthful Of
tacks. ."-Philadelphia Record.
Willmar tribune., 1908-05-06
Rhodes and tha kai.e.-

Kaiser Wilhelm Of Germany always
held high opinion of Cecil Rhodes.
Il wish you were a German" he once
said to Rhodes, "for would appoint
you director Of my foreign affairs"
THAT" replied Rhodes, lis a great
compliment, sir, but l respectfully as
sure you that If you had been an Eng
ishman should have engaged you a
my general manager"
Willmar tribune., 1908-05-06

'Why do you always announce your
intention of going to Europe at least
six months in advance?'
Because" answered Mr.. Dustin
Stax, II am largely interested in
finance, and have to avoid anything
that might in the least suggest the ap-
pearance of haste. e."-Washington Star.
Willmar tribune., 1908-05-06

A dip in ''the briny" is nowhere con-
sidered sufficient for cleanliness, and
among the Polynesians one can hardly
insult man more than to state that
his skin shows marks of salt water. In
fact, directly after bathing in the sea a
bath in fresh water is considered a ne
cessity to wash off the salt.
Willmar tribune., 1908-05-06
Not Her Habit.

Baby Florence was much annoyed
when her requests to go to see her it,
tie cousin. who was i'll, were refused.
On demanding the reason the "catch-
ing" qualities Of her Cousins maiady
were explained at length, but to no
avail, for she drew herself up to her
infnitesimal height and slowly and
scornfully lisped, Il theldom take the
meathles. es."-Lippincott's
Willmar tribune., 1908-05-06
Advice For BUDDING Journalists.


What editors want is quality, not
quantity. A young man once applied
to the editor of great paper for a
job as leaderette writer. A man who
can write good. sensible leaderette
doesn't long want for a job ''Well,"
said the editor, let's see what you can
do. Here's a room. Just spend a
couple Of hours over it." At the end
Of the two hours the editor went into
the room and said, "Well, what have
you done? Il have done twelve lead
erettes. sir" said the young fellow.
'Then l don't think you'll do for u.s."
said the editor. I'VE don't want a
man who can write twelve leaderettes
in couple of hours. Two leaderettes
would have been quite enough. Good
day."-London Captain.
Willmar tribune., 1908-05-06

Proprietor sort Of tenants do
you prefer?
Lessee-Chess players, they move so
seldom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01
,Nar6d Polski'' .umie-
szcza n%astepujace
%ostrzezenie.

wv .aah.oi;k
"sycn un1'cn ueo "l's"y
obszerna korespondencye =
: Escatawpa, Ala, dotyczaca
Lomnon;; ,,,ntowa; Md.
~
nazwa' ALABAMA /. Ian : anu
Lumber Co.., kt6ra stanowi
,aden Polak i lego iona.
~. nodn
roa koi0sponuGnnoy !. PoDup :.
SAM So g An ! en- - J q q s
Plus Wiora, Michal ] Jan
Kalinowski, J6zef Wjlk i
Wojciech Maraczyk. si
Psnowie .di sprzestrzegaja
" liscie swoim Polak6w, a.
by ME wchodzili 2 Wyzej
wymieniona kom[l.pl,aainria " " Ia
dine pertrahtaeye, jezeJi ME
choa sic narazi6 na strasz-,
nv .wyzyak, kt6rego oni pa
dii 8 flara, DO zostali imam
sowo zrujinnoiwani. IN
Donosza oni .da1ej, rs Gkom-
.paniia ia cg1asza " gazetaeh,
ze " .miejscowo6ci, czyli jej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01
Uczmy dziecinasze czytac.
p1sa6 l movie pc polsku /!
Z4oty Jubileusz Jego
S~wiatobliwosci Pa.
pieza Piusa X.

Dnia 18 wrze6nia, nasz
Ojciec Swiety Plus X. obcho.
dill z}oty SW6j jubileusz,
piecdziesiata rocznice .otrzy-
mania Swieceh kap}ahskich.
W sprawie obchodzenia tego
iubileuszu pc. calym swiecie,
On sam wyrazi} Swe zyczenia
wobec komitetu Rzymskiej
Federacyi M}odziezy, do kt6-
rego powiedzial to slowa:
,,Gdyby to sic tyczylo tyl-
10 mojej nieznacznej osoby,
to wolalbym obch6d cichy
znpelnie. Udalbym sic do
samotni, ciszy j spokoju mo-
jej kaplicy, by tam pred
Bo,giem wylae moja dusze j
blaga6 Go 0 przebaczenie "a
wiele wykrocze6 " mem.zy-
ciu kapla6skiem. Obchody
S.EE. iEA.S =. T# 34.., -h||S ~. H&..4-Fl~ H#t&. -
jednakowoz maja ma celu
uczczenie Namiestniika Chtry-
st,ul,goWego j z}ozenie holdu
Stolicy Apostolskiej przez
SWAT caly. Dlatego ma dzie6
is wrze6nia Masterpieces ro-
bic propozyccye:
Me zycze sobie okaza-
Iych j wspanialych uroczy--
sstosci. Fundujcie dziela dllaa
spolect,,z,1edstwa dobroczynne,
~wspomagajciesl . isttanliiieejace, ably
sic budujcie ko-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

..-4 -" 49, 80. Es l~.I.. rl-Ft.Et. ra ~ - ~ IN trI. !. "
Niego i We wsaspl9''a5;ini11;iiasi{ony6l-'
nych of;arach v !. !. c gel d t'7 p
magania MI W rzad IL :
Ko6cioiem j W bezpiecznem
~kierowaniu lodtzia Sw. Pio ira
podr6d mielizn j .sk :'l bu y. 81
wego NORA C Pa ". =. ~
1. 2 niechej go aQchowo', !
oaywi gge, !. niiec1 go 60 ncsyns 6Io-
gos}avionym ma 2ienai, : niechaj
90 ME uydGe duszy mleprzWa-
ci6t jego." Is
FPS. XI., 81 >. i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

niezawodnie tacy, .kt6rzy
sadzac. sprawy. Boze wedle
ludzkiej MARY, beda sic sta
rail- wykrywac pobudki ma
szych zamiar6w. przeina-
c;za;c ich wyrazenia stosow-
ME DO. ziemskich zapatrywah
4 " duchu partyjnym. " !. CO. +
-lu ~udaremnienia pr6znej icah "a
nadziei; zapewniamy j lax
najbas;rrd(ziej stanowczo oswald
czamy, ze "a Boza pomoca
ME; many innej wolf wobec
spo8ecze6stwa ludzkiego
.pr6cz wolf Boga, ma kt6rej
..opierajac sic rzadzimy.. Spra..
wa; ] va B}Qozajest sprawl Nasza, i
ieste6my, z~decydowani jej pos
:Wiecic Gala Nasza sile j ma
wet .s:ziyylcie Nasze. Dlatego,
jezeli, kto Cd mas zada has1a
wyrazaljacego nasze zaim nj
.iedynem jake zawsze dawat
bedziemy jest: "Naprawic
.wszystko W Ghrystusie."
Wzlnnios}y ten eel przebija
sic we wszystkich pontyfikal-
nlych czynnoSciach Jego:
Swiatobliwosci Papieza Piusa
x, W Jego reformie muzy-
q koscielnei, " Jego polecae
niu. przystepowania codzien.
nego do Komunii sw., W Je-
go dekretach tyczacych sic
= mnalzehstwa, W rozporzadze-
mach tyczacych sic studyo-
wanna Pisma swietego, " u
stanowieniu k!om7isyi BiblU
nrej, " potapianiu not9wozyt-
nych b}ednych doktryn, "
FncYklice 9 modernfoizzmie !.
.W Jego czujnosci tyczacej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

Ir- nas- - -FNHEHt 49,. - = '=- Gng.s--.. : . =
vienna i'm wstapienia do tel
ojczyzny wszystkich do
|,nieba. W kohcu. %zgromadzi.
lismy sic. celem odnowienia
" sobie tel '}aski, kt6ra zos.
tali6my nape}nieni odbiera-
jac 6wiecenia nasze kaplah-
I,skie i otarcia kurzu, kt6ry
mo4ep naggrnolmadzi} siell v mas =
wskatek zycia naszego pos.
rod swiata. Jeste6mny: tu CO:
lem .uleczenia sic 2 zakazlte9:-
MIA 6ciagnietego ma sitebie 2.
PREY leczeniu ran dusz bra.
ci naszych; z%atrzymania sic ]
cofniecia, jezeli nieszczeS-
ciem dali6my. sic wciagna6
do wiru kt6ry tax wielu .poo;;:
rywa ma wieczoa zgube"
Dnia 20 lipca 1903, Papiez
Leon XIII zostat %powo1any:
r. p - FHfr''H- =a..'-- FH ~ rs -
do o%trzymania swej nagrody
W sed4iwym wieku dzieWie6-
dziesieciu czterech lat. Dnia
/ slerpnia !. K]ardynalowie
z%gromadzili sic, celemp .obra--
MIA lego nastepcy, a dnia 4
Kardynaf Sarto, Patryarcha
Wenecyi, zostai obrany Pa
piezem. Przyjal imie Piusa
X-go.
- IVY -
czekiwa} og}oszenia lego pro-
gramu. Przez czas niejalki
milcza}. Ale dnia 4 pazdzler-
nika 1903 oglosif sW2 EAneyy-
klike, v kt6rej v sfoWach
pasterskliej gorliwosci j q
cowskiej }agodno6c', ale Z.
przepieknle ] stanoWczo 9:
kreslif; v jakl aposob zamle,
RIA rzadzic, jpako Gf Slow Kos !:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

80 - &a nj 1.sH{s S.fG
.~utczymujcie je; zakladaje,e
szzko}y ola mlodziezy zaklla-
:dy ola niesienia pomocy POI
trzebujacym; pom66zci,e'' do
rozpos',w7szechniania doblo-
czynnych.dziel niewiast; dlaj-
Gle mi srodki do wspomaga-
MIA sbiednych Il. kzoscciol6w.
Wszystko to przyczyni sic.
do odniesienia tryumfu Ko-
sciola, tryumfu polegajacego
ma pe}nieniu dziel dobro-
czynnych posr6d doswiad-
cze6, przeSladowahi cierpied.
Me tra6cie nigdy nadziei.
.Chrystus Pan powiedzial:
,Miejcie ufno6c, albcwiem
ia SWAT zwyciezy}em!" Nasz
tryumf %prawdsiwy oczekuje
mas W RAUL"
Azeby wykazae, ze Papiez
Plus X 6wietny nam dale
przyk}ad W daie}ach wymie-
nionych i we wszelkich ak
tach mi}osierdzia, podajemy
|tu kr6tki szkic jego zycia.
Papiez Plus x - J6zef
'Sarto - urodzil sic dnia 2
czerwca 1885 W Riese, mia
steczku w}oskiej dyecezyi
Treviso, z ubogich, ale czci-
j poboznych rodzi-
COW. Tam tez uczeszczal do
szk6l poczatkowych i przyja1
pierwsza ,Komunie sw. d. 6
kwietnia, 1847. Potem. VISTA
pill do ~przygotowawczego
Kollegium W ,Castlefranco, a
uko6czywszy studya klasycz-
ne, wstapil do seminaryum
Padwie.
Dnia IS wrzesnia 1858,
otrzymal swiecenia kapla6-
nastepnego. dnia, .kie.
dy przypadalo 6wieto Sled
Bole6ci N. M. r., odpra-
viii pierwsza swa Msze 5w.
kosciele rodzinnego swe-
go miasteczka. Wkr6tce po-
tern zosta1 zamianowany wi.
karym W Tombolo, miejsco-:
po}ozonej W ~prowincyi
p%adewskiej. Ma tenn stano-
wisku> pracowal gorliwie, Cd
znaczajac sic szczeg6lniej mi
loscia ku ubogim. Swa SER
deczno6cia i g%orliwoscia zje-
dnai sobie serca ca1ej ludno-
Sci. Proboszcz, kt6rego byl
podw}adnym, pisal O MIN:
,,Przyslali mi ma asystenta
kap}ana, kt6rego*p o-
mi wykszta1cie ma pro-
boszcza, i'm jednak wiecej go
o%bserwuje, tenn wiecej wnim
znajduje ~przymiot6w, a lyle
.gorliwo6ci, dojrzalosci j taktu,
re raczej m6glbym sam, ma
wet W moim wieku,.o cd niego
sic uczye."
W roku 1867 wikaryusz.
ks. Sarto zostal za1nianowa-
ny proboszczem " Salzano.
Ma tenn stanowisku f6Wniez
zjednywal sobie wszystkich.
ojcoWskiem p~ostepoWapiem,
lagodno6cia pobozno6cia j
milosierdziem. 2 wielkiem.
powodzeniem zajjm1oo.-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

3asz'.s #@ VIVA vv:l.lall
" \, sem,iilnarryuiim... spelbnt'ila liii
o,bowiiasazlkz; pie,r1ws,tzeego u 81, l'll:
y aE'de1[zsW1yczaj 1byl staran1nlymt
6c,iisfym; obejmujac zaS u
Rad drugi, " taxi spos6b,.
do sem Il
Dlro: ]. moi kle1rycy Me
jestem "a radca ~11l 4,
65rego dlugo1letnie doswiiaa1d]-:
po5r6d sstudent6w lub
g}eb,okl'a1 j Wszechstrtonn7a INA
jomoS6 p~rzedmio'1t6w asce1
.tycznych j: teologicczzn1ycch
cayniEtyby zdolnym do pou-
czania, oswiecania j dosk,o.o-
nalenia was W taxi spos6b,
W jaki "a Boza pomoca
.powinniscie bye proWa-
.dzeni. Zdajmy sobie zaraz.
2 poczatku sprawe z tego, ze
ME IMAM sic wiele, albo wca-
lie mic ma tenn wszystkicm.
Jestem tylko biednym pro-
|boszczem amiasteczkowym,
|kt6rego VIOLA Boza tn przy-
wiod1a. Poniewaz tax Jest,
Fprzeto muscle poprzestac ma
|sluchaniu slow tego biedne-
go proboszcza miasteczkowe-
go i sadzic pob}azliwie, gdy
ME sprostam wysokim zada-
MON urzedu przez Boga
.powierzonego mnie niegod-
nemui niezdolnemu." Potem
za6 wygfosil doskonale opra-
cowany, uczony i zajmujacy
odczyt, kt6rego studenci wy
.s1uchali z entuzyazmem, pre-
konawszy sic, :ze ks. kanonik
Sarto, chociaz, albo raczej
poniewaz by{ rnezem pokor-
nym, doswiadozonym j swia-
t}ym by} kierownikiem dusz.
Na nowem stanowisku Mon
signore sarto dalej pe}nil
akty miiosierdzia j zaslynaall
szczeg6lniej 2 dobroczynnosci
swej miedzy studentami, cho-
ciaz dochody mia} male, a
nadto zmuszony by1 wspoma-,
gao wlasna rodzine.
Pc latach d%ziewieciu "a
kohczyla sic jego wybitna
karyera kanonika, kanclerza
i radcy duchownego. Dnia Is
wrzesnia 1884 kapitula kate
dralna " Treyiso otrzyma}a
.uwiadomienie urzedowe, re
Monsignore Sarto zosta} "a
mianowany Biskupem Man
tuy, a ma tajnym ko9,nsysto-
rzu kt6ry sic odbyl 10 listo-
pada, Papiez Leon XIII go
.prekanizowa1. CT kt6rzy zna-
Ii skromne nawyczki kano-
nika i pokorny jego charak-
ter, ME zdziwili sic wrazeniu,
ma MIN uczynila VIA
:domoSe 0 jego odznaczeniu.
sic 1zami j oswiadczyl;
ze ME czuje sic godnym do
stojehstwa biskupiego j Jest
nliezdolnym do pe}nienia ta-
kich obowiazk6w. Przekona-
ny jednakowoz, 70 VIOLA Boza,
pbjawila sic jemu " rozpo--.
.rzadzeniu OLGA Swietego, u
dal sic do Rzymu i otrzymal
l.or no ox,o h;c l1,,nio I ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

49, 49, O S1''''a'E ,'an1a 1.gof s.
. a: go o
ltsto 'E a!E zWo1af s ~
cezyalny' ktory trWA ICY !.
dnl.S VDraaoWano na mn nao /
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The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-23

The prediction is made that Marsans,
the Cuban, will not stay in the Con-
necticut league all season. He Is a
mighty fast man. and some Of the ma
1or Leagues are likely to gobble him
IN.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-23
RAIN STOPS GAME
New Haven Club Goes TO Meri.
den, But Weather Queers
Contest.
PAPER MAKERS SHUT OUT
Fifteen Hundred Fans See Springfield,
With Parker Pitching, Blank
IIolyoke.
GAMES TODAY.
Holyoke at New Haven 1.-TWO games)
New Britain at Bridgeport.
Meriden at Springfield,
Hartford at Waterbury

The New Haven ball tossers jour
neyed up to Merlden yesterday
on the early afternoon express
determined TO take another scalp
at Hanover park. They had
scarcely reached the field OF ac-
ton when n rain storm broke out
forcing them TO swim to the grand
stand, Here they INDUCED in plati-
tudes for half an hour when Soffel
and Billie Lush agreed to call It off.
To-day there will be a double header
with Holyoke at the Rock and a rec
ord breaking crowd is expected Last
years champions are playing gilt
edged ball these days and the locals
will have to dance a merry step to get
away with both games However this
is their, intention and It's a safe bet
that they Will boost their standing in
approved fashion.
DR.. DAILY Is, no longer connected
with the club, George NJ. Cameron,
proprietor OF the Sea View hotel and
George Bone, captain of the New Ha-
ven polo team, having purchased his
Interest in the franchise, Last even
Ing the players received their salaries
for the first time this year and this
fact will no doubt bring out their
best efforts in to-day's games. The
management has had all kinds Of hard
luck up to date. but now things look
brighter and II is predicted that the
team will climb the ladder OF fame
at a rapid rate. Once they hit their
stride the famous quartet will sing
10 the other clubs that old familiar
ballad 80 Long, Mary" In the
future ladies will be charged for
grandstand seats on Saturdays and
holidays otherwise there is no charge
for them. The tide has turned and
The local aggregation will prove their
ability In no uncertain way.