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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-01
WILD TIME IN M0RGANT0wN.
Foot Ball Game Between W. Va. and
w. and J. Rough Affair.

NEW YORK, December 1.-The foot
ball game last Thanksgiving day between
Washington and Jefferson and the Uni
versity of West Virginia down in Nor
gantown, w. Va, was more exciting
thing than most folks would imagine. Joe
Pendleton and Lieut.. Hackett were the
officials and the only ones having to
combine the duties Of four in their two
selves. It was after this game that
Lieut.. Hackett said he intended recon-
mending to the central board of officials
that no more officials be designated for
games in which West Virginia plays
Washington and Jefferson won. Is to 5.
Mr.. Pendleton said yesterday that it
was very exciting experience 1.-THE
West Virginia fellows had a very nice
to be a fine man, but the players didn't
know anything about the game and took
1t out In roughing. 1t appears that the
tip had gone around beforehand that II
would be soft thing for West Virginia
over its old time rival, and moreover it
was expected to be a rough game. Those
miners from around Morgantown Just
swarmed to the game, not knowing any
thing about the points of football but
because they expected to see a fight
around the hotel the night before the
game there was a great deal of small
betting. The miners. taking advantage
or the holiday, put up WagerS of SO and
So, SO that 1 guess they had a good deal
up when the game got under way. There
were 1900 or so folks In the stands or
rather along the side lines. and just two
policemen to take care of them. They
wouldn't clear the field for us and two
or three times we had to order the game
stopped in order to see the goal line or
the side lines.
Every time We made decision the
West Virginia captain questioned it. He
al 70 tI@ 10
told him We didn't have any book with
us, that we didn't need it. After a while
we simply refused to talk to him, 1t be-
came SO ridiculous. / told him that when
the game was over he would do well to
get rule book and study it, 4 West
Virginia player. was hurt through being
tackled and 1 had a hard time advising
the Morgantowners to let him be taken
out of the game. If he had stayed in |
know serious accident would have fol-
lowed.
Zone of the w. and J. players was
struck by a man on the other side. We
couldn't make out just who 1t was, be-
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In the matter until the league will meet

in the matter until the league will meet
in New York city on December IL.
Both sides have claimed that Robson
would vote with them. The following
dispatch was received last night:
TOLEDO. Ohio. November 30.-Stanley
Robson. owner of the st. Louis Car
dinals, upon whose vote President Hey
dler of the National League will probably
either retain his seat or be displayed
when asked today over the telephone at
his home at Chenille to discuss his posi-
ton said:
Il do not see what right they have
to say that I am for Heydler or against
him; that 1 am for Ward or against him
that l have given my promise to vote
with Murphy or declared myself with
Dreyfus and Hermann. The fact is /
have not conferred with any of my col
leagues since all this agitation began.
l have not committed myself in any
way and will not until l reach New York
for the National League meeting. I shall
wait until l have become entirely con-
versant with the conditions that exist
President John Dewey of the Boston
National League club yesterday gave
out a positive statement to the effect
that he would vote for John Heydler to
succeed himself as president of the
league.
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PLAYERS TO TOUR CUBA.
Magee and Other Big League Stars
Leave for Island Tomorrow.

CHICAGO. December Twelve Ma.
tional League players and one American
Lacquer have completed arrangements
under the direction of A. NJ. McAllister
to leave Chicago for Cuba tomorrow
night to play twelve games on the island
six with the Havana club and six with
the Almenadares.
The lineup for this all-star team as
completed late yesterday afternoon is
made up as follows: Pitchers-Mordeca
Brown. Chicago; Howard Camnitz, Pitts
burg; Addie Joss. Cleveland Napoleon
Rucker, Brooklyn; catchers-Jimmy
Archer, Chicago; Simon, Pittsburg: in
fielders-Fred Merkle. New York John
Miller, Pittsburg: Mcmillan. Brooklyn;
Artie Holman, Chicago; outfielders-Ham
Hyatt, Pittsburg; Roy Thomas, Boston
Sherwood Magee, Philadelphia.
According to the agreement, Jiminez
owner of the Almendares team and
grounds, has placed 5000 in the Havana
bank and furnishes all expenses of the
players to and from the island. as well
as hotel expenses while there.
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DAVIS WINS MARATHON.
Runs Nine Miles in Fast Time il
Virginia Varsity Event.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, December
1.-The first annual marathon run ever
pulled off at the University of Virginia
was won yesterday afternoon by Thomas
N. Davis, jr., of Lynchburg, Va, who
also captured the time prize, negotiating
the nine miles in the splendid time of
51.O2.
Running from scratch the plucky cap
tain of the Cross Country Club gradually
worked his way through the entire field,
finishing in excellent form.
Francis Foulke Beirne of Richmond Va,
was second; Luceen Carr of Winchester,
third; John T. Sloan of Columbia, S. c.,
fourth, and Robert Wallerstein of Rich
mond. Va, fifth. Others who finished
were Rixey. Helm. Fulton, Plunkett, Tabb
and Jenkins. OF the sixteen men who
started five fell by the wayside.
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cause there were about $50 persons on
the field who didn't belong there. AS he
fell man kicked him. He got up and
struck that man, one of the West Vir-
GINA players, and as we saw that we had
to put him out of the game. He was
becstuse in a way he was justified. He
was the only w. and J. man put off, but
there were four of the other side who
roughed it and were disqualified.
n he miners who had backed West Vir-
ginia We're sore because their team was
being beaten. They thought the disquali-
hCarionS were done purpose. They
swore at the West Virginia men who
were put out for being cutters and
heard one OF the players say in explana-
ton, The officials are putting out our best
men. You'll see they'll send others Off,
He was right in that; we did send others
off, but not for that reason. Then the
miners got angry at us and heard II said
the side lines, Wait until after the game
and you'll get you s. We had to pass
up some of the rough work in the closing
minutes of play, but had we been at our
ease we might well have sent the whole
West Virginia team on. All the men
played rough foot ball.
after the game Hackett and l walked
through the crowd and started out OF
town. We took an automobile and rode
thirty miles over into pennsylvania to
place where we could get a trolley car
that would take us TO where We could get
a train for New York. l wouldn't have
wanted to stay in Morgantown. because
1t looked mighty bad.
There was one nice incident Of the
game A w. and j. man made a touch
down. running away in back of the goal.
A West Virginia man dashed around the
other side and did his best to slam the W.
and J. man into a wire netting at the
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HURRY UP" YOST HAPPY.
Penn Will Play Michigan at Least
Two More Foot Ball Games.

PHILADELPHIA, December Foot
ball enthusiasts who admire the Michi-
gan warriors will have at least two more
opportunities to lay their bets for or
against the Wolverines chances with
Pennsylvania Announcement was made
last night that Penn will offer the Michi-
gan team a two-year contract, and that
it will be gladly accepted goes without
saying.
The Red and Blue eleven has met the
Wolverines four times and once was beat
en- by the Michigan team. That was this
season. Hurry Up Yost, who will
coach the westerners next year, Is anx-
ious for at least two more tries against
Pennsylvania. and he will be glad no
doubt, to hear of the action of the uni
versty foot ball committee.
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i SPORTS OF ALL SORTS i


in the big controversy regarding the
merits of Jim Jeffries and Jack Johnson
will have a chance to see the undefeated
white champion next Friday night, when
he and Frank Gotch, the worlds cham
pion wrestler. will appear al Convention
Hall.
The coming of Jeffries at this time will
De OF more than usual interest owing to
the conflicting stories that are in circu-
latlon regarding his condition and his
chances of whipping the colored con-
queror of Tommy Burns and Stanley
ketchell.
While Jeffries is naturally the big at
traction there are many who will be glad
of the opportunity to see Frank Gotch.
the man who has not yet his equal and
who has the scalps of all the mat artists
in this and other countries.
The reserved seats for the show were
placed on sale this morning at T. Arthur
Smiths ticket bureau, JAIL F street.
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Registration List.

The registration list which is given be-
low shows fifty-two changes during the
months of October and November, which
are divided among the states as follows:
District of Columbia, 3d. Virginia, 13, and
Maryland, 4.
6122-Sidney Adair. Covenanters, Richmond, Va
6123-Fergus NJ. Rec. Covenanters, Richmond Va
6124-Walter Krug. Covenanters, Richmond. Va.
6l25-A. l.. Lorraine, Covenanters, Richmond, Va
6127-R. X. Gooch, unattached, Washington, D. @
6129-F: F. Williams. unattached, Wash, D. g:
6130-J F. Spearman, Belyidere b. BE, Baltic, Md
613I-J II; stegman, Belyidere B;B;C., Baltic. Nd
6132-H NJ. McLarin, Wash Y NJ. CA. Wash, d c
6lS3-R. E. Hall; Wash. Y.M.C;A;, Wash; d; z
6134-E. f. Allwine. Wash. IN. C.A., Wash. ID. C.
6l3a-Chas. X. Hoover, Wash. NC. A., Wash. p G
6136-Fred. l. Evans, Wash. NJ. C. A. Wash. d c.
d1S1-W. E. Walk Wash. Y;M;C,A. Wash. Z. G
613S-R. Il. Mulloy, Wash. Y.M.C.A., Wash. ID c
Slew. E. Miller: Wash; Y;M;C.A.; Wash. d G
6140-R. S. Walk. Wash. Y.M.CA-. Wash, d. G.
6I41-F. L. Roberts, Wash. Y.M. CA, Wash. ID C.
6142-L f. CollingsWorth,S E. MICA, Wash Il. c.
6143-D. w Whammond, s. f. IN A, Wash. d C.
8144-Jos. Crown. Sc. I.M.C. A. Wash. d. G.
81 Richard Coleman, S.E. Y.M. Ca, Wash %. C
6146-Guy +. Ellis Sc. YM.C.A, WASH, D. c.
6147-M. NJ. keiher. Sc. Y.M.C.A.. Wash. D. c.
614S-H. G. Earnshaw. Sc. MICA, Wash d.
6149-H. A. Gill. LOyola College. Baltimore, Md
6150-F. Weman. Fl. Myer Y.M A. FIT. Myer, Va
6151-F. j. Mclean, Fit. Myer i.M.C.A., FIT. Myer. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-01
robson UNPLEDGED.
St. Louis President Says He Will
Make Up His Mind Later,

Stanley Robson, president of the ST.
Louis Cardinals, yesterday further com
plicated the situation over the election of
the president of the National League, to
succeed John Heydler, by announcing
that he was not pledged to vote for Hey
dler or John M. Ward, the candidate of
the Murphy forces. or any other man.
Furthermore, Robson will not take sides
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Deshler Outfits Bronson.

BOSTON. December Ray Bronson Of
Indianapolis and Dave Deshler of Cam
bridge boxed twelve rounds to ga draw
at the Armory Athletic Association last
night Deshler proved the heavier hitter
and was the better in the majority Of
rounds.
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Thomas Beats McKinnon,

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, December l.
Joe Thomas, former welterweight cham
pion. demonstrated his superiority over
Bill Mckinnon of Boston in a slow ten
round fight before the American Athletic
Club here last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-01

e152-R. Castor, Fl. Myer Y.M.C.A.. Ft.Myerya
e153-T: Bunnell. Fl. Myer Y.M.CA., .Myer. Va
6165-P. Forester, Fl. Myer Y.M.C.A.. Fl. Myer.X
6156-J. Wade. FIT. Myer Y:M:CA.. Fl. Myer, Va
s157-J. Fart, Fl. Myer Y;M;C;A Fl Myer, Va
6159-Wm. Brown, Potomac A. c., Wash, D. G
6l6O-Adams Walters. Potomac &C, Wash. {.
6182-E. A. Brown, Carroll Institute. Wash. D G
6163-B. F. Lindas. Carroll Institute. Wash. Pc
6165-J. II. Mccarthy, Carroll Inst. Wash, DC
816e-H: A. Keuhn, Carroll Institute. Wash. p
6167-Wm. NJ. Walsh. Carroll Inst, Wash. DC
616a-Prentiss D. Sale, Wash. NJ C. A, Wash. D Q
617O-W. ]. Barnes, Wash. YIN. G. A. Wash Z. G
617l-Geo. r. Bontz Sc. YIN GA, Wash, DC
6172-NJ. trowski Fl. Myer Nj. G. A, F Myer, Va
8173-A. F. Bowen II. Myer Y.MC.A.,Ft.Myer,V Va
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BIG JEFF COMING.
Shows Here Friday Night, With
Wrestler Gotch.

The sport-loving public of Washington
and those who have interested themselves
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Suspensions.

The following registered athletes have
been suspended:
Martin J. B. McDonagh, Cross Country
Club. Baltimore, Nd, indefinitely; H. c.
Byrd, Mount Washington Athletic Club,
Baltimore, Md. indefinitely.
For the sake Of keeping the game of
basket ball clean, and to preserve high
standard Of play in basket ball, referees
are particularly urged to strictly en-
force the rules governing rough playing.
Managers Of school and col eye basket
ball teams are especially requested to
note that when their teams play games
with any other than school or college or
CARNATIONS their players must be regis
tered In the A. A. u, and their teams
must have the sanction of the Amateur
Athletic Union. Under a recent ruling
of the national board of governors of the
union teams are not charged for such
sanctions, but unless sanction Is obtained
the members of the team will be subject
to suspension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-01
MONTHLY REPORT Of
SOUTHERN A. A. j.
Sanctions, Suspensions and
Registrations for the
Past Month.

According to the monthly report Of
Prof. f. Edward Beckett, chairman Of
the registration committee of the South
Atlantic branch of the A. A. U, most of
the business done by that committee dur
ing the last two months was in connec-
ton with basket ball, although one item
of interest which affects the association
as whole is the appointment of athletic
commissioners and the members of the
registration committee. The names and
addresses of the former are: w. Y. Reit-
hard, Y. NJ. c. A, Richmond, Va: J. s.
Musgrove. Bristol, Va; C. NJ. Barry, pit
Atlantic building, Norfolk, Va, and w.
H. Hallowell. North Carolina, while the
new members of the registration COM
mittee are: George W. Ehler, 500 CONT
mental building. Baltimore, Md, and
Henry G. Penniman. United Surety Com
pany, 10 South street, Baltimore, Md.
Sanctions Given.
Sanctions for holding athletic games
have been granted as follows: January
/, 1910, Washington Y NJ. c. A, ten-mile
cross-country run. January %. 1910.
South AT antic indoor championships. in
Baltimore. February IL, 1910, Richmond
College, Richmond, Va February 10,
I9IO, the federal indoor games AFTERNOON
and evening" under the auspices of the
Washington Y. NJ. c. A March 5, 1870
Georgetown University indoor games
The following is the list of basket ball
teams sanctioned with the dates Of eX-
piration:
Fendal Cadets of Washington d. c., sanction
expires November Is. 1909.
Petworth of Washington, D. O.. sanction e1-
pires November 10. 1909
Engineer Corps Of Washington, D. G., sanction
expires December ., 1909
Randolph Macon College, sanction expires De-
cember II, 1909.
Nespers of Washington, D. c., sanction expires
December H. 1909
Northminsters of Washington, d. c., sanction
expires December IL, 1909.
Georgetown University of Washington, D. c.,
sanction expires December 20. 1909
T. s. MARINES Of Washington, D. G., sanction
expires January 4. 1910.
Preston University School, sanction expires
January IS, 1910
Fredericksburg College. sanction expires Jsnu-
airy Is 1910.
Washington ,o and Lee College. sanction expires
virginia Military Institute. sanction expires
Belvederes of Baltimore Nd sanction expires
February 2, 1910
Richmond Howitzers Of Richmond, Va, sane
ton expires February 9, 1910.
Fort Myer Branch Y. NJ. C. A. Of Washington.
sanction expires November IL, 1910
Southeast Branch Y. NJ. G.. A. of Washington,
Central Y. NJ. c. A. of Washington, sanction
expires November II, 1910.
Carroll Institute of Washington, sanction ex-
pires November II. 1910.
Teams whose sanctions have expired
and who desire renewals should cOmmuni-
cate at once with the chairman Of the
registration committee
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CONTINUED on Twentieth Page.l
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-26
seal ,riels
Money 10 loan ION Farms. Ramse,
Count National Bank B !

A1bert; Halliday mad eg al business
trip to the win Cities last week.
ttendd. thu Bis closing ont sale 1t
Webster ri che 10Th. s39;s
4 The Turner Exhibit at the high
schoo lattrac ted large crowd. BIZ
Ss Emil Grafestate 81 le shops
Left: saturda aftelr Don ST.. PAU.
First mortga farm see
Fred D.Loclkl
.:s= Mrs: Inn gave parcel
! shower saturd day Afternoon III honor
of Hiss FIt zgerald
e. Mrs: 81 starkisWsseatrier
wasSa guest as FIJI the city ri
day and saturda fast week III III
Miss Annette HON pc s |. Paul
has accepted posi- tion MISS
4 LeMay iin9 the mi linss store s35
Fred Fashoad off the Great North
ern shops left md u ffor ia. Paul,
where he VIII PEND III week Yisiting
with friends.
Men and hoy suits being close out
at Geo Swain 81 store at Webster,
Franks Hyland VIII ne there
Charles Russell has been
spending couple 4 y Week II The
Twin sitiess return ed home ssaturs
day.
aambreiI the North pa
kota UniYersit y passed through the
city saturd On way to Rock
Lake.
Money made IL you attend tbs sale
!. at Webster On the seth ss59Ss
i: and Mrs. II s. Nelson arrived
: in the city Friday ronn the west and
win make their home - THIS city with
their sons.
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lake, loans money on Real
Estate q very low rate Of interest.
[fo 9! can pa. YOU. loan at any time
with us "a .
Louis Iaets of Webster was 8 caller ls,1r
IN the city Frid day. 5ssjfi
oryille Duel made q business trip:
|st KS 's sarske saturda Az .sss.
Rev. cIntosh of Larimolres was sas
Devils Lake visitor this We week.
E 81 well Il being drilled Sats the ii. 81
|syVeat her bureau il s55$
iss gn.se Richter and ID 81 iar.
boz u a guest sofs f:lends. ID hescity
last lday.
gu bar retllrne from Minne-
iaaproHs Frfday where he attended the:
.automob ile shoW Gid
!, Rev @ GarImes 81 Westhope III
the guest Of Rey. A.# Olson sat the
Metz ~ q sonage
f Sup rintende 81 has been d
Tending to sch ol "a tlers I'D.
more branch the past Week.
ES aides furnis hing goods, dry goods
lsand every thing ia the Geo. swain
stock Sats Webster will BE closed Out On
the Both
u d I. Deal, former!s 81 this ely.
IIbut who resides At arkWeather fl
visitor ia the city this week 81 81
is Miss Friday Weisres of neapoIis
4 |. has accented post
!. Nians ia the mil linery store. ss
Money to loan on farms; See Fred
Locke,
3sSsS MI ton Daeley returned from the
Cities ssatnrda NOR Ing,
Where he has been pending 81 couple
ofs weeks with friends.
lzS.,J l,,ramer Of starkWeathe has
been opinted 8 deputy county audi
ss:tor and viii serve Eund er MI. RAY ".
5sBice, who assumes the office April
1sts tsramer is a young man
well Qualified TO assume these duties
and VIII be an able assistant To Mr.,
B Bice.
Farm loans AZ lowest rates SET
John W.. Maher.
and Mrs: DAWSON and Mr..
and Frank susby entertained q
numbe Of their friends at clock
dinner Sunday eYening The dinner
was duck 81 one and one or
the most sumptu o,1s spreads ever
seen on table was enjo Dyed q
numbe r 81 friends The ducks we're
killed py Dawson last fail and
have been kept FOR. special coca.
sion ever since
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& Il
h arm Loans VlOlley Oh
hand on favorable terms Low
|estrates Ctlamb erin. &
and Frank Garnatha ali Of
this city are visiting tie former u
friends IA CRAM sssss''
dozen house pers 81 SAFE
at the New York OH Cash store this week
lats cents each
nIrs. Kelly eft Monday after.
noon noon for Fargo 81 here she is attend
Ling Getting Of the board of ~ mems
[elub
Shoes and oYercoats fol-; sale atSGee,o 81
|swain's closin out sale at Webster
Hon the s .|s:5
f Startling MEG arthy 81 the high school
Eleft Monday for here he 3 viii
finish the remand off he school.
year at S Thomas college. S3Ss
Suits, hats, caps and Yee,rIything inss
The general ner lie line VIII Sbe5
closed ont #on the Both at Webster.
Ut and 4 Mrs. lly atson, who
have ~ been sitting NJ and.
Mrs: N cores for a week, left
|this week for their home ii Caring
ton.
F Just max q mind see the:
new spring suits 3 at5 the New York:
Cash store.
Il8SSsJ ack Mclean retnrned from a weeks!
visit V!estern Canad d MOI az. u.
Elliot vent It's look ter
Hand interests and stopped off at Drink
water on the 4 wa back and visited
several day u
imp possible toS describe the
Ebeauty and style soffz the sne W w: spring
coats and suits at the New York Cash!
store.
8 Ladies, and 4 Misses tai1o made:
suits, coats, aekets and SKI rts. A big:
sortment off Az the new things to:
choose from AZ ann Department
store /.
81 The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Ivy Doonan of this city will be:
panied TO hear that Mrs. Doot,nan has.
been taken the hospital al White
fish; Mont ana At IS feared that she Isl
ldangerously
Feed oats for "a re- at Winter q q
lAmes elevator.
|SS ME-. and Mid daugh left
Tuesday afternoon for the Twin Cities:
and from there viii 60 to Texas, where
they Will spend about three weeks!
and from there they isit other:
scout points along the gnilfs coast
DAN ynn, bro her 81 DR.
Flynn sof this citts has been rams
fferred Is claim scent Of the Spokane
1diYision, heada uarters al spo-$
kane lynn Id well liz
Devils Lak and along the line and
his friends regret his departlure from
North Dakot
1 oceries viii DE close out att Geo;
SWANS tsores Con
is What about our Hlaster suit Il snon,tt
overlook our line 81 uppenhei mer's
lspring. suits and Watershed They're
nice. Come and see. olbrook Mer.
Ieantile
swell q new ladies' B spring suits
reeeiYed Stature att The New York
Cash store
}sE 9. Russell has opened an automos
bile repair shop ~ the sold building
On the corner Of Third street and Far
srington avenue, which was formerly
occupied 81 the Cher okees ldanufac tur5
ling company Mr. Russell has pplied
his shop all the latest devices
5necessary the repaiirilng Of autt omo
IbIsss and rphey, who il
3|eonced led to Sbes one the best experts
the city viii be- Ein charge of the
slIshop russell will "a 90 run al auto
livery and viii ne repared 10 furnish
ears an occasions. has the
Eagency for HE NJ Well ear. which ID
very opulars this season
a 5( Diecas III ain white I'M ia men
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D. So.
Mann q Bargain Basement is crowd
ed full Of new goods at bargain prices;
%75c enamelWare this week 49c; 10
quart galvanized pals. 15c. :s.:. :.
Closing out sale at Webster on the
aOth. .,..[ :. ..:ss' ,@.y3
E.. j. Chamberlain returned Wednes-
day from an extended visit to the
western states and Minnesota. :.
j Your hat is here now--tis green, too
All new things green shades, tan and
stope the blocks are great. Holbrook
Mercantile Co. q E=5s-,S
Frank H. Hyland will sell everything
in the Swain store commencing on the
30th. The sale is at Webster, N. D.
Don't fail to be there il you want, some
real bargains. ,:. y s: aZ- 5ssi,, 81.
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. Money to loan On Farms. Ramsey
County National Bank. 81 81 s

{. Frank Hyland left the first of the
week forL nsford. ss = ~
Another 81 & car "a DAD Of potatoes at
Mann's Model Grocery.
Frank Hyland made business trip
to Fargo the first Of the week.
III Fine line Of new wells, something
entirely new att Mrs: Vinans mil
linery. ,;5;.
0 G. J. Lord Of Cando passed through
the city Wednesday on his way home
from avisit to the4east. 5s,f &:
sS { o1. Frank Fl Hyland has been
engaged to! close out the George Swain
stock at M lobster on the 3Oth. s ss:4