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The sun., 1909-02-28
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
staten Islanders Heat Crescents by Sc ore
OF Goal to o.

Plaving against tho eleven OF the Staten
Island Football Club at Livingston, Staten
Island yesterday afternoon, the soccer
players Of the Crescent Athletic Club were
defeated by the score Of 1 goal to 0 in the
first match OF their spring schedule. Close
work marked the first half and honors were
fairly even until about fifteen minutes be-
fore half time. At this stage G. Van der
Tee, the Staten Island goalkeeper, playing
| In the forward line, ran the ball UP the field
aud passed to 4. Van Lasr The latter In
turn yielded the ball to A. Ssnter. who sent
/ In . beauty past r. Armstrong in goal.
| This proved to be the deciding point in the
game.
Within ten minutes o! the end the Cres-
cents. who had repea tedly got within shoot
ing distance of the home goal, were allowed
a corner" and Capt. W. ID. Andrews took
the ball for the kick at goal So accurately
gsuged was the shot that the sphere evaded
described a graceful curve and was waited
by the wind clean into the Staten Island
net. Not ha wing been touched by a player
q either side; the goal did not count under
Capt. W u, Andrews OF the Crescents
and ". McClelli I'd, as backs. were tho stars
line. The Staten Island forwards out
pointed their opponents and were more ao-
the British vice-C on.ul in New YORK, acted
a. referee and proved TO be an enicfent
IL Marquette Oval in Brooklyn yesterday
afternoon the Brooklyn Football Club lost
round in the cup tie for The Clan MsSDonaId
Rangers OF Paterson. \, j.. by the score Of
for the visitors at centre was easily the fes-
than four or the points credited to his side,
Paterson won the toss and decided 10
play with a slight wind behind them, After
iyns centre half. scored the hrst goal Of
the game from a pass by Watts. few
minutes later Scott OF the Rangers missed
atty, about ten yards outside the penalty !
area. J. Ward. however, followed up with
a tally from pass by thristy and the score I
ing the lead for his side by slipping in front
OF the opposing goal. whereupon u. Ward ,
ran the length OF the held and put another
throngh Tor the Jerseymen' VINO led at
The second period opened with another !,
goal BY p. Ward. Two good opportunities
had two corners" in succession, and then
%srd Tsds snother os snr run run
through from a corner kick by Rltchey:
For the winning side Items and Little did
psrtcHl.rlIy Ssver EorS uo and caIdCott
For their game with the champion Cam /
erons IN the Saturday championship series
Of the New York Amateur Association Foot
ball League at Van Cortlardt Park yester-
dav afternoon the New York Caledonians
had their full fRhtinr strength on hand and
won by the one sided score Of 4 goals to o,
The champions saved most Of their regulars
Tor their American Football Association
rame 10 be played against the Jersey A. c.
eleven al Willow Park In Paterson to-day
Ind they sun cred In consequence. E Evans
Ind n. Mackie scored for the Caledonians IN
he fret half. and IN tho second nerIod
Mackie added two more. while II. Dandy,
!. .Neill, =. Evans and G. Hynd each con-
ributed one. .
The sun., 1909-02-28
But You Want To Do the Sure Thing Have Your Heels Fitted
O'SuIlivan's Heels of Live Rubber

Now you will say This is an advertisement.
Why OSullivans?" lust because they are the only
heels on the market which are made of Live Rub
Der, and because Live Rubber is essential to the
mission Of the rubber heel
You cannot tell Live Rubber from ash-barre
rubber at sight, but you can in wearing because it
has elasticity and durability.
The menace to public health OF wearing leather
heels is manifold, and it finds expression in the
leading American magazines and metropolitan dalies
at the present time; therefore there must be some
thing to it. The leather heel must give way to the
heel Of Live Rubber, because it ought to.
The editorial above quoted points out the injury
which run down leather heels are to the health. II
that were ALL it would not be so bad; but the cruel
trouble is that the high leather heel renders it i'm
possible to walk gracefully. and predisposes to
The sun., 1909-02-28
NEg RIVAL FOR LONGBOAT.
Appleby, English Amateur Cha mpion,
May Try to Avense shrubb.

MoSTcLAIR. Feb. 27.-on board the
Lucania. which is due In New York to-
morrow morning. is Fred Appleby, the
famous English middle distance runner,
the conauerer Of Alfred shrubb and the
holder OF the English fifteen mile record
Appleby still retains his amateur standing,
but II Is believed that before he returns
to England he will have tested the run ming
powers OF Longboat. Dorando. Shrubb and
other professional racers in this country.
Appleby is a personal friend OF Alfred
shrubb and the failure OF the latter TO beat
Longboat in the Madison Square Garden
race was a sore disappointment to him.
Appleby has expressed a desire to race with
Longboat and II he decides to enter the
professional ranks Il Is likely that his efforts
will first be directed toward arranging a
match with the indian. The English racer
will come directly TO Montclair, where he
will be the guest OF his brother-in-iaw,
Harry }. Bruno, on Oates avenue. II 10
probable u he arranges to race In this coun-
try that he will train under the direction
q p W; lGSon. physical instructor at the
Montclair High School. who had Shrubb
In charge when he prepared for his race
with Longhoat on the grounds OF the Mont
clair Athletic Club.
The sun., 1909-02-28

q total OF three Wins during the month
y. A. Wilson was high gun In The February
khSsr.ass khvsrass cup Ths trophy was taken
r. L. Shape. T. D. .scoble and W. p. Odsen,
Dr.. who were tied for the Holiday oup,
decided the event. The winner was r.
h,sS = ,SShaps; Pc ne lhsrefore Isks' che Prizes b.s
Birthday, W, n Bavisr and Z. <. Wilson
took a pickup match aud prizes were also
won by +, d, Scobls and r. A. wilson.
The feature Of the trap shooting pro-
GTanme At the Staten Island traps or the
Fox Hills Golf Club yesterday wasA special
matoh betweon Charles A. holtzmsn Of the
homo organization and Alexander VI. adams
pr the hollywood Gun Club OF Belfast, Ire
land. The event. which was arranged last fall
while Mr. HoltzInen was In Ireland. was for
dinner and a silver cup. The American
Won by a score OF 80 to 81.
Two interesting 100 target events were
decided at the Bath Beach traps of the
Msrins and Field Club yesterday. c. N.
Camp took both events with scores OF 70
and 20 respectively.
Ten gunners reported at the Jamaica Bay
traps Of the Bergen Beach Gun Club yester-
DAY and decided many interesting twenty
i've bird practice events. The Runners
found 10 rather difYlcult to hit the Targets,
and a. result the scores were not particu-
The sun., 1909-02-28
CRANDiLL sPRAINS AN ANKLE
And Joins the New Yorks Crippled Bri.
stde At Marlin Springs.

MAnLN, Ter.. Feb. 27.-otis Crandail,
the husky Indiana pitcher, Is hobblinR z
around on crutchos tonight as the result
| OF an accident At tho local ball park this
afternoon. He" has a sprained ankle that
probably will keep him out OF uniform for
at least week.
Crandairs injury came In almost the last
minute OF five inning scrub game and was
the result OF a misstep at nrst base. He
was playing shortstop for the team cap
tanned by Wiibert Robinson and had hit
the ball safe. As he made the turn at first
base Crandalls spike caught In the canvas
and as he fell he twisted his loft ankle.
CrandslI has for companions In misery
Harry Mccormick. whose shoulder is still
In plaster; Fred Heller. who has the grip
and a slight fever; Arthur Schaefer, whore
left hand II done up In splints, and Pitcher
Henry Kuepper. who can hardly navigate
because Of painful charley horse" In
his right leg
about O'Clock q light steady rain began
McGrsW had intended to play a full game
with the two teams that lined up yesterday
srounds. The. rain was not heavy enough
70 drive the players tQ cover and the rival
teams managed TO go Ave innings, although
Arthur Raymond and Henry Kuspper
pitched for the winning team, which was
BY wilbsrt Robinson. This was
he same nine that lost to McGrsw's team
yesterday.
Il was nip and tuck to-day. The score
being tie when the fifth round started,
McGraws men squeezed In a tally, but
With TBS, manager pitching the last innings
himself. Schlei. Seymour and Crandall
TO Q: Mvt'raw relieved Durham IN the |
boz. Tomorrow afternoon the Giants viii !
get z half holiday. Among those who sat
ain became too persist ent were Battery
pan Finn and Alderman j. T.. yelling OF |
The sun., 1909-02-28
CLEAN SL.rTE FOR ". u. 4.
Basketball. Team Has Beatea All o.
ponents-Other Athletic Net 81,

The New York University varsity basket :
ball team closed Its season Friday night
with defeat OF Union College. Ell. The
nre has played thirteen games and won
them all. The growth OF basketball at Uni
veraty Helshtyhas been very rapid. This
marks the third season OF the sport Last
years team won eight out OF twelve games
and the year before the Ave won the a or
ity OF its games.
The present record places the New York
ers on par with Columbia In the intercol-
lesiate basketball world. Both teams have
clean sla:es. While Columbia g schedule
appears little heavier than the one the New
Workers tackled. each Ave has net common
opponents. Respecti tive scores give neither
tve an advantage. Fans throughout the
city have been anxious to see a match be-
tween the two universities. The basketball
tanRle, however. remains unsolved and no
game will be played. As a result neither
ive can hold an impartial claim on the
championsh tp.
The record OF the New York team Ia.
The sun., 1909-02-28
McGinnity's Release.

telegram was received yesterday by
Joe McGinnity from John 7. Brush at Marlin
Spring, Tex. which said:
The New York club gives you your I'M
conditional release. With IL goes our best
wishes for your future wherever your course
may lie. You have been a credit TO base
ball and grand example to all who follow
nolI nnd, tos all lime to come. You deserve a
10 this Mc(iinnity replied;
thank you for release and wishes for
my f'Nure success. You have shown the
past ana II Is appreciated" '"0
The sun., 1909-02-28

Part Of an editorial taken from
the New York Evening Journal is
reproduced here for your benefit.
You are told the danger Of throw
ing the body out of plumb, how it
affects injuriously the muscles,
nerves and brain, all of which
must be admitted, and all of which
is directly traceable to throwing
disproportionate weight where it
does not belong, when walking or
when standing. !
What are you going to do about
it1 Simply this: If you wear
leather heels that are too high,
have them cut down; if you wear
leather heels which are too short
to receive a perpendicular line
passing down through the centre
Of the ankle, have your heels
pulled off and replaced with ones
which are long enough and low
enough to fit this description.
If you insist upon wearing
Gather heels, do so; but you must
Keep them righted up every little
while. That, however, is a bother
and it is expensive also.
The sun., 1909-02-28
ord OF the New York team i.:
,ev York k........S $40 Opponents.

Ne1 York .....,.. Ss Opponents. 10:
,Glrd.hhssys work e. right guard hs,
opponents IL due to his clever and wstchfuI
guarding. Moreover he added by caginc
many pretty shots. pale, the captain,
for any one. In the early games he missed
only three or four baskets out OF many fouls
Brodhead al centre outiumped every
up shots we're Of en- sensational and 'siGs added
Wschenfeid. BoTs and Smith, put ,Stssss spsed
md md ssa,. tas Eve .b11,n. nsr 1FSsSSs
first rank OF the forwards.
BY graduation Bowe and Dale will be
& nsI T.sSl: sa: fH1s, gs STh II hS, PToysa
this season and will replace Itowe. The
varsity will have a large squad from which
TO ~ the vacant guard position.
Association mot last Wednesday in the
physical director 8 ONCE and elected Charles
Z: No,'9n: ~: q Br9okIyp assistsnt mana
y. OF New York city assistant manager
The indoor practice of tho track team
interoiass indoor meel have increased
satisfactorily 10 Capt Van clief and the
physical director and new schedule has
been arranged.
The results OF Thursdays meet we're:
One Allie Won by H.. Smlta. II. Time. 4
$?! siS isisnH so.! fF'1:af H isuls ii TfSRs TSs
w, S; sy Ns,psy :ons ~ d.n:s q feet
loo YARD pssS"'won oy L. Murphy, II. Time.
H,%ma5s I1TS s5snt To- %, fourth l. NOrn 10 NTH IL
The baseball team began it's preliminary
v, Torf on MSn5ay n he cage 10 the symna-
nd ia MI L.
Although the rine has lost six men by sradIi-
alton the freshmen nave some very promis-
ing material to AL the places. The practice
and Iisht batting, Among t6oss oni from
last years squad are Capt. Van Houten.
shortstop: ,Gsrsh, III. and Murphy. ii,
and = l.. oetS TO- m o%tdsd SHs,f GTen.. GGsn. 10,
with rsputstions are: outfisidsrs"J, Epen0 Eno
G.P tlsll 81 81 S1S%SSn; hcnSem;y nY' H.hneS s.
berger. Morris H. s.: X. Harper. De Wit
Clinton Il Tewey. lrvington y, s.: II.
E%.n EHss6 Mount s s.oU SG%Tfrss f. Es Morris
il. $ j. McCormsok. De Wiz clinton H. Il. s. s.
8, nesselie, Townsend Harris; Pitchers
b,ods T. Eds-T lTyins ssnooi Sci, v F9rre Has
The varsity crew candidates are we'll sd.
yysnoed In their training over last year.
y The e, materis, At hand A has been better. The
been In constant use for the last three |
months and all the men are In readiness TO |
be gan war on the river
In all probability the Union Boat Club will !
,ut their float out to-day, This will allow |
he boating Of O varsity elaht by Tuesday,
'oach Connell has been South on q trip and |
v not be on hand until March A. The men
stll all be boated by saturday, The prob-
,ole makeup OF the first eight will be z.
70, :; Al More, No. !: Al HeIser. No. S: ",
ieiser. No; a: u. Anderson. No. 7: W Key
'olds. stroke: r. r. Bliven, coSswaln,
There seems TO be q strong possibility Of
.sv York University rowing Annapolis an |
light Dared race on the Severn River. Ne
otiations between the two msnaeements
ave been going on for some time. Tho
ace will probably be rowed during the early
art OF May. Nothing definite IL settled.
he distance will be between a mile and .
likelihood OF the former distance owing 10
ew Yorks lighter crew.
The sun., 1909-02-28
Joe Doyle signs.

Joe Doyle. the pitcher OF the New York
Americans, signed = contract yesterday
with the club and viii play again next sea
son.
A. VI. Sahon, who has been SECRETARY n,
the club for some years. has resigned 10
go into some mercantile business and
assistant for long time. has IA ken hiS pla, a
as secretary.
The sun., 1909-02-28

weak insteps and all the kineled troubles which
follow in their train.
Spring is drawing near the athletic spirit is
abroad in the land. Walking is the handmad Of
Health; il gives good appetite. good digestion,
and all the blessings which follow well-ordered
organism. Live Rubber Heels encourage YOU
to walk; they make it fascinating, and professional
pedestrians assert that by wearing Heels Of Live
same effort.
Any reputable shoe dealer will attach O'Sullivans
Heels of Live Rubber for SOC, but there is great
deal Of difference in the shop Reputable stores will
not offer you substitutes and will do good work
Valuable booklet on Walking, Walking Shoes and
Foot Fitting. by Humphrey OSullivan, Expert Foot
Fitter. sent on request. OSulivan Rubber Co.,
Lowell Mass
The sun., 1909-02-28
GOLF.
New Championship suggestion Women
Play Over Pinehurst Course,

Awestern suggestion 10 subs,ituts . ma,o,
| nIa,, ooains, ~ -. =, a.. ss', 80
pay against the par OF the course Tor q
medal play qualifying round at cham
pionship tournaments Is favorably dis
cussed. IL might be adopted at Ali tonrna
ments In tho intereat. n, Ssirnass o.
lhehls III 'nt interests OF talrness' fo
even 'hose VINO support the medal rounc
as a necessary sitting out process will con
eeue 'na. on. uiiIo, una,e hole mas pu'
many possible title winner out OF tn,
race. The new idea was suggest ed to the
oou"s HopE"r ny - u 'ermain' Tor
mer director OF the Western Golf Associa-
Cbio.,a ,a,rno "' se.Ir VI tne
.h'cafo tournaments. mas maze this IN
dorsement OF the method
Il have given this sub iec, n oood do,, a,
tI. -. ~ .' Soou ue"i o'
thought ana the more think u over the
The sun., 1909-02-28
SYRACUSE FOOTBALL DATES.
Games I'm New York Arranged With
Indians and Fordham.

The Syracuse University foot ba II schedule
for 1000 was made known yesterday and
the list inc cludes two big games in this city
The frst on october 10. will be with the
Carlisle Indians, and the OF her, with Ford
ham. on Thanksgiving Day. Following is
the schedule.
ton 81 Syracuse; octobcr 3 Yale at New Haven:
9; ROCHESTER al Syracuse; 10. Carlisle Indians al
New YORK city: y. NIAGARA at Syracuse a. Mtchl
Ean AZ Ann Arbor; November A. Tufts a. SRA
cuse ~. COLGATE ~ Syracuse; ~. Illinois Al Syra-
ouee; =, Fordham at New York ely.
The sun., 1909-02-28
AM4TEUR |
eouth Orangd
Sch

The annual |
Baseball Leag0
noon at i5Dey
Field Club wasI
place OF the Of
sack. The club
are Crescent Al
Field Club. MOD
South orange
Cricket and La
4 new const
while being md
as to the anna
away with tho
number OF pl
club; The foll
President Md
and; .vice-pres
wood: secreta
q, Truck. Mon
sle'was adoptd
Sescent at Hq
., South orangs
wood: July 81. NJ
york: juno "a. a
July II. South q
Enelewood at
-. Crescent: Jul
Orange; Aug. 7.
staten Island:
crescent; July /
, Montclalr at
June 10. New Yo1
Englewood: JULY
fneiewood: Jun
cent; Aug. =. Nd
June 10 Montcl
Soun Orange: I
creeecnt. n.
July 0. Enklewo
Sr0cent: Aug.
Iresespt; juno Il
July a, Englewd
Juno 20, Afontcia
hork: July 81, s
SrescsnC June
oranEe; July ~
The sun., 1909-02-28
IHYERSd

Erasmus Hail
-Terse n
-Taientd
|. New Bd
Tho rules v
School Athld
ment this sp1
the committed
Joseph NJ. lin
athletic direCu
The condition
what the SAND
but there arei
Each tnstie
two players ID
the doubles.
team. The u
singles will ba
bles. Althou
some schools
Bile showing q
opportunity tQ
be a round II
the others. I
the names OF {
tho entry. a.
can be repres
each match. |
not have 10
can be mads
the latter to n
Ia expected ID
latest the list
a. the entries
arranged.
Each match
matches of n
OF doubles. Q
matches and N
match, otherV
will change d
matches. The
number OF mai
ship. In each
provide the bal
u was main
1ilden that a.
ment was ascd
to make their
long investiga
the matter wal
won the chan
match. Incidd
sport which pal
plus Of 80 remS
and this was
The entry fee Il
team,
IL has been
the Erasmus d
are In bad sha
the running de
says that littld
the track men
Quit
HIT. Lear.
In the High
had a close sh
had won the ey
inches and wa
feet when his L
break occurred
stick and Lear
on the stump.
An effort is B
get a winning Z
pic relay race a
IN March 10.
In ? minutes IL
Major in mile Z
Ia thought this
rood Each I'd
sist Of four me-
Three more i'd
scheduled by
present season.
haitian will hol
Regiment Arno
lowing Satilrda
a OF Manhatta
Eighth RegiIne1
n Of Manhattl
he Eighth Re
This will close
In discussing
hat tho ana jol
nun theTpselyes
ina are Sonse
athletics John
quoted a few N
hoSSSssygeMe
fosenberger,
nd Walter Nd
n Their school
,ohd America
Major OF Boz
harp eye on I
Prep. runner,
nile runs at
ended an EngI
brooklyn. In
vas a close seo
! is not al all irl
'eaten Major i
.ad not made
oqn.
Il should be
! j, La wrenC
! hjch he nsds
'aiph Roses
1er made hi
' hereas Rose
hard iron ba
Jack Bum.
aseball team
oach the team
Fourteen OF
keen base ba 1
he home did
ne viii be pls !
Glass I'D wd
,urnement AT
he final gam(
nd the score
Ole Olsen. d
chool basket
lay for the
lissed the p. 4
pportunity n
ortant conteS
y the season.
Poly Prep hs
ionshlp OF I'd
rasmus Hall
ear.
Under the Z
.atches at
ew York hi
lter in direct
Iry schools.
ne class for
' compa'riso1
etter shootln
The annual
ophy will tai
-obsbly at ~
WOTy.
No entries
r the high I'd
here has bee
this branch 4
'ys this wint(
!WaTEUR
nth Orangs
Sch
The annual
iseball Leag
'on at Is 5Dey
cid Club was
ace OF the on
ok. The clu9
Q Crescent Al
cid Club. MOI
nth orange
The sun., 1909-02-28

Advertisements for TIE SuS and THl EvEsISo
SuStmsy be LEFT at any American District Mes
sepSer office In the city, 20
The sun., 1909-02-28

As soon as a heel on your shoe
is worn down HAVE 1T MENDED.
Don't wait; attend to il at once.
There are tens OF thousands in a
big city-young women especially
that suffer seriously in their
health because they neglect the
very simple bur important duty Of
The sun., 1909-02-28

no. WILLIAM ST, FRIDAY. FEB. TO- 1000 :
The daily tribune., 1909-01-21
FEBRUARY 10 STORY BOOK.
sass.s.s 49,
All, the latest fads and fanoies are

All the latest fAds ana IAnclss afo
wildly portrayed on the cover OF the
February 10 Story Book just out an
the issue is replete with brisk and un :
usual stories. Harry Cooper leads
the magazine with "The Purloined
Heels" very clever smuggling story
the illustrations Of which are particu-
larly apropos 1.-THE Face On the
Wall Paper by H. Forrest. is an
intense and dramatic horror story
Weird and fascinating is 1.-THE Wine
Of the Nile,' by Sherman g. Daven-
port, carrying it's characters from a
modern setting hack to the days OF
Cleopatra. "Bloke Brady's Return
to Virtue,' by Robert Carlton Brown
and San Experiment in Collectiv-
ISM" by Lionel Ghewette, are two
extremely funny stories dealing with
reformed crooks and get-rich quick
schemes. Jones Does Memory
Stunt" or makes sorry attempt In
that direction; Mr.. H. Upton Steck
tells about it in an interesting and
The daily tribune., 1909-01-21
Cther stories II

laugbable manner. Other stories In
,shis issue ars 1.-THE Silen,e Of Ruth
Herrin," by Nellie Orsvey Giilmor /;
Omitted From the Report by
Philip Randall, and 1.-THE Outsider"
by Frank Hurburt O'Hara. Mark
Twain's comic story, ''The Stolen
White Elephant" told In his mimi
table serious manner. is the selected
Short Story Masterpiece. "The
Mans Side Of "" by Ella Wheeler
Wilcox, the Favorite Poem, is one of
that gifted writer's reaching
gems. Reading and Rot. with plenty
of both. by S. Cowley Brown. COM
plete the issue.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-21
ross. rspors., aftsr eoinel.. ovsr shl

rose. rsports, aftsf soingos over thu
ground thoroughly. that there is ab.
solutely no physical difficulties what
soever to overcome in the building of
this railroad and that the survey
work will be 90 mpleted by February
10th, and dirt will be flying by Feb.
ruary 10Th.
This means very much to Beaver
Park and Penrose. as 1t puts them on
the map and, with only year in ex-
istenoe. Beaver Park will have bet.
ter railroad facilities than Lincoln
Park. at Canon City. Which has been
in existence for twenty three years.
Beaver Park land should bring just as
high, II not . higher price, than Lin
coin Park land.
With hydraulic work going on at
the Schaeffer reservoir, aging cement
pipe, the pipe factory in full opera.
tion, the construction OF the railroad
and the setting of 1 800 acres of or
chards Penrose will be the busiest
place in Colorado this spring. -
Cripple Greek Times.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-21
peNRosE WILL BOOM.

Engineer BurRdorf. who has charge
Of tbs construction n work on the Bea-
YER, Penrose and Northern railway.
the new line being built by the Bea-
yer Land company from Beaver, on
the Denver and Rio Grande, to Pen
The daily tribune., 1909-01-21
z. MAJsETIc TnEATRE r
svJ Oldost and Bsst. Always yonS .1p
w moneys worth and = little more. W
PRESIDENTS SALARY INCREASED.

The senate today adopted tho
amendment increasing the salary Of
the president to aloO. 900, including
all travelling expeness.
The house today passed the urgent
deficiency appropriation bill.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-21
WANTS NEW HOLIDAY.

The president has sent to congress
a message recommending the passage
of a law authorizing him 70 set
apart February t2, as = special hol-
iday. in recognition Of the centen.
nial of the birth Of Lincoln.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-21
1 WANT TO SELL.

Furniture consisting Of bedroom
sets both irons and solid oak ,dressers,
carpets. chairs, stoves, eto. Gall =
10 West Front street. 09-H
The daily tribune., 1909-01-21

II you want a clothes hair or tooth
brush. or comb. or any toilet article
you can get what you want at DAN
iels' drug store. l3
The daily tribune., 1909-01-21

QUITYOURGROwLING
and buy your goods at The Blue Front
Bakery. 8.s,s sst +, Aver 1921