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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-09-22
COUNTRY NEWS.

Mr.. Dee caudle spent Sunday at
Mount PeIia.
Miss Amy Moss left Tuesday to enter
college at Jackson
Miss yardell Vaughn Is getting along
nicely with her school.
Miss Irene Caudle sundayed with
Miss Willie Eta Johnson.
Mrs. Joe McGaugh spent Wednesday
night with Mrs Lemual Poore.
Mr.. Lewis Wright, OF near Crockett,
was visitor in Number Seven Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lawrence Castleman
sundayed with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Car
ter
DR.. and Ms Maddox sundayed with
Mrs. Moddox's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Olive.
Mr.. Fate Wilson and family spent
Sunday night with Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs John Davis, Of near
SANKEY'S Chapel, spent Saturday night
in Gardner.
Rev, Jones, who has been visiting
Ealon Wilson, has returned to his home
in Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs Will Carter, Of St.
Louis, are visiting Mr.. Carter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Carter.
Mr.. EaIon Wilson left Friday for
Number Three, where he will join Rev.
John r. Williams in his meeting.
Mr.. WaIten Frazier, of Middle Ten
nessee, spent Saturday night and Sun
day with his aunt Mrs. Matte Walker.
Mr.. Russell Rankin, of Pleasant
Valley, spent Saturday night with his
grandmother. Mrs. I. J. Hunt, OF Num-
Der Seven. Sun FLOWERS.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-09-22

didate for President OF the United States
in the political history Of the times.
The Senator laid stress upon the popu-
larity Of Mr.. Clark with his associates
in Congress, rare thing with Presi-
dents, and added:
He would be one more Of the great
group Of Presidents who have come from
the grand old company Of the common
people, and when Champ Clark is in
the White House, every plowman that
'homeward plods his weary way will go
to his supper cheered by the thought
that he has friend indeed in the Presi-
dent of the United States.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-09-22

Nelly, Humboldt; G. S. Moss, Frank
lin; G. J. Hale, Winchester; w. A.
Pamplin, Fayetteville; John L. Hale,
Trenton; A. V. MeLain, Lewisburg; J.
l.. Murray, Lexington; Y. T. Cason,
Murfreesboro; +. g. Hickman, Pu-
laski; II. f. Ruffin, Cedar Hill; f. ].
Num-, Brownsville; Jno. S. Robertson,
Springfield; X. p. Smith, GAINESVILLE;
j. P. Gibbs, Dresden; J.. II. Lassater,
Athens; l.. X. freeman, Savannah; w.
f. Littleton, Estill Springs; A. ]. Rol-
Ter, Bristol; w. S. Raulston Chatta-
nooga; ]. w. shiyers Ashland City;
L. I. Reagor, Shelbyyille; II. swaney,
Gallatin; Everett DooIittle, Madison
Geo. w. Jackson, Columbia; w. Al.
Anderson, Bellbuekle; A. n. Brown,
Woodbury.; Geo. NJ. Book, Tullahoma:
F. X. Sharp, Manchester; A. III. Faux
ner, McMinnyiIle; d. w. Starnes, Law
renceburg; f. T. Mckinney, Hartman;
VIM. B. Pickering, Carthage; Sam j.
Parker, Sparta; James Rogers, Dyer;
Andrew Holt. Milan; w. L. Green.
Spring Hill; s. d. Davis, CookeyiIle;
D. ii. Mobiles, Paris, and PostofIice In
spectors Reynolds, Grimmett and Gra-
ham.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-09-22
500 Reward. 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased 10
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its stages
and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
ty. catarrh being a constitutional disease, re-
quires a constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
TEN, thereby destroying the foundation Of the
disease, and giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting nature in
doing its work. The proprietors have so much
Hundred Dollars for any case that il fails to cure
Send for list of testimonials
Address; r. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists 7sc.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-09-22
Wants Harmony.

Chattanooga, Tenn, September 49,
Senator Luke Lea. returned to Nashville
this morning after spending Monday
night and half Of the day to-day in the
interest of harmony in the Democratic
party. One of the first things he did
this morning was to 60 to the municipal
building, where he called upon Maj. ].
II Warner, Acting Mayor.
Il have seen large number of local
Democrats, and everyone ! have talked
to wants harmony. believe that there
will be settlement Of the Democratic
differences.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-09-22

ings in bright Democratic homes along
the way, where the fall cider flows.
No; like Champ, the Democrats are
not doing the worrying about politics
now. 1t was high time that the other
fellows had a taste OF it. st. Louis Re
public.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-09-22

Wanted - Twelve peelers at once
Separate tables for white ladies.
U. G. CANNING co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-09-22

A call for 100 brings the coal wagon.
Union City Ice a. Coal Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-09-22

New Sorghum at B, H. whitley's.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-29

rived on Wednesday to spend some
little time with his family who ar
rived few weeks previous and who
are now living in the Burberry fat
at s11 Macon Avenue. Mr.. Coleman
is we'll known in Canon City, having
spent great deal of time here in pre-
vious years.
D. W. Ross went to Colorado
Springs on short business trip this
morning.
Mrs. E. J. Ayers who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. C. e. Coleman. at
911 Macon for the past two or three
weeks, left today for her home in
Hueston. Texas. Mrs. Ayres was un-
usually impressed with Canon City
and stated that she intended to re-
turn by all means some time during
the summer. 1t seemed 30 good to
her to be in a territory refreshed by
cooling breezes after having with
stood the sitting heat of Texas dur
ing the spring months.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Fallen OF St
Paul. Minnesota. arrived here Thurs
day evening for visit with the lat
ter's uncle, W. H. Esser, and other
relatives. They were married on
Tuesday OF this week and came to
Colorado on their honeymoon trip.
Mr.. Fallen is an officer of the St
paul police force.
A. H. Tucker, OF LArned. Kansas.
was a business visitor in town this
morning. Mr.. Tucker is Intimately
connected with the new Santa Fe Trail
association and last spring made a
trip along the route OF the famous old
highway from The Missouri river to
the Colorado state line and on up to
the top OF the Royal Gorge. In con-
sequence OF his observations at that
time Mr.. Tucker made a '.log" Of the
country through which he passed.
which has since been printed for dis
tributIon among the various CONNER
cial organizations of Kansas and Colo
rado.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-29
SATURDAY.

DR.. Warner. prominent dentist and
man of affairs OF Grand Junction Is
visiting his brother-ln-iaw. Mr.. Geo
F. Rockafellow. DR.. Warner Will go
on to Denver Monday to attend the
state dental association
Miss Ellen Houle. who is taking
course OF study at Minnequa hos
pl,Al at Pueblo preliminary to beeom-
ing professional nurse. came home
this afternoon to spend her vacation
with her parents. Mr.. and Airs Rich
ard Houle.
Mrs. Thomas Taylor OF Canon City
Is the guest OF Mrs. J. L. Taylor of
n2s Grant avenue Colorado Springs
Hcrald-Telograph
The Baccalaureaie Sermon Will be
preached to the graduating class of
Dodd's Commercial College by Rev.
Elmer Russell at the Presbyterian
church SABBATH evening. June 25th.
1880 o'clock. Commencement exer-
cisos. Presbyterian church. Thursday
evening. June 29th. S:1s. All are
cordially invited.
A post card message was received
yesterday by Or. r. f Holmes from
V. s. Simon. who is at present at Long
Beach. California. Mr.. Simon states
that he is feeling much better since
his arrival on the coast and is already
gaining in avoirdupois. Mrs, Simon.
however. has been sick almost contin-
uously since leaving Canon City two
weeks ago. Mr.. Simon says he has
not seen bright sunshiny day since
his arrival In California.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rittenger and
Mrs. II. Hoffman and daughter of East
Orange, New Jersey. are taking in the
Royal Gorge and other sights In this
locality this week. They say .they
have found nothing in the west SO
delightful as our climate and our
scenery They accidentally picked up
some Canon City literature on train
while going to Denver They had
never heard of the place until that
time.
Mr.. d. Il. Gibson purchased a Buick
car during the middle OF the week.
The Canon Auto company has the
agency for this car Mr.. Gibson is
his new Lozier about the
hrst OF the month but desiring anoth-
er car before that time he purchased
the Buick which he Intends to use
wherever rough riding Is necessary.
It would be folly to use an expensive
car like tho Lozler on come OF these
roads.
During the severe electric storm
q few days ago which wrought most
of its wrath between here and the
Cañon City record., 1911-06-29

via the Union Pacific railroad The
members OF the party are taking their
meals at the Hotel Denton while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Galley and Mr..
and Mrs. Johnnie Reese made the trip
around the circle which includes Col
orado Springs and Pueblo on Sunday.
They say the roads are splendid be-
tween here and the Springs but COM
ing out Of Pueblo they are very poor.
A young man by the name of Nc
CURE took down with series of fits
while on No. yesterday destined for
Salt Lake City. He became so bad
when he arrived here that the train
officials were forced to take him of
and put him in the care of Marshal
Julius Cramer. The chief cared for
him so well that he was able to re-
sumo his Journey the same evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Skinner, of Den
yer. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
NJ Harding. Sr., while on their honey
moon trip The happy newly weds
are making their trip overland in their
car. They will remain in Canon City
possibly for the next week or two
SO that they may thoroughly enjoy the
beautiful scenery that is our boast.
Mr.. Skiner is manager of the Western
Chemical Works in Denver.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Clara
Bell Rogers. wife of J. R Rogers, took
place from the family home on Lin
coin Park at o'clock Sunday after
noon, followed by interment at Lake
side cemetery. Deceased was a native
of Wisconsin and was aged forty-eight
years. three months and sixteen days.
Mrs. Rogers had lived in the vicinity
of Canon City for during the last
l2 or 13 years and was highly es-
teemed BIZ all who knew her. The OBJ
sequIes were conducted by Rev. J. F.
Harris. pastor of the First Methodist
church.
Mr.. George Bethel and party jour
neyed to Colorado Springs yesterday
in the Bethel car and will return some
time this afternoon. coming home by
the way of Pueblo.
Miss Edit Hall and her mother.
Mrs. Emma s. Hall, have returned
from New England to Canon City to
spend the summer months Miss Hall.
who was teacher of Latin in the Canon
City high school swo years ago. has
been engage in postgraduate study
IN Boston curing the last twelve
months or more Miss Hall and her
mother are at home at sos Forest
avenue.
Geo. B. Curtis. who came here about
year ago from Corning. Iowa. has
purchased from NJ ]. Evans through
the real estate agency OF Geo. a. Prem
Cañon City record., 1911-06-29

coal camps. Mr.. Trevor A. Addinsell
OF the Colorado Light and Power COM
pany met with quite an experience.
While riding along the transmission
line the lightning struck within few
feet of him. The sudden descent of
the forked fire caused the horse to
rear back in a most unnnanageable
manner, throwing Mr.. Addinsell
against some jutting rocks along the
roadway. His leg was severely bruis-
ed and it was matter of few days
before he could use the member in
the accustomed manner.
DR.. Otis Orendorff and his assist
ant Miss Catherine Hammond. went
to westcliffe this morning where the
doctor will perform a surgical op-
Grafton on the eye of one of his pa
tients.
Mr.. T. H. Thompson of Houston.
Texas. and Mr.. W. D. Darlington of
Dallas. Texas, are in the city for a
few days. having come here to buy
whatever they might see fit in the
way of produce and fruit The gentle
men are pleased with the outlook in
the Canon City district and expect
to ship a great deal of stun from here.
Frank Singer returned Friday night
from two days session of the State
Druggists association at Manitou. He
made bid for the next years conven-
ton for Canon City. and the Business
Mems association will follow 1t up,
and make further effort to land this
convention for Canon City for 1911.
Monday.
Clyde Turner returned Sunday
morning after having spent week in
A E. Carleton's bank in Victor.
Clyde Dawson came down from Dem
yer on Friday to look after some pro-
fessional matters In the Fremont
county district court
Saturday Pop" Dye purchased a
Ford touring car from Frank Bunten-
So many new scenic attractions have
been added to the clty's list since
Pop" has been away that he has found
II necessary to get car to catch up.
He says he IS going to have a fine time
this summer.
Park Alley who has been connect
ed with the Pueblo chieftain the past
four years was visitor in our Office
Saturday.
Three large automobiles carrying n
party OF tourists from Clinton. Mis-
souri,. and Ei Reno. Oklahoma. ar
rived here from the east Saturday
night and are parked at the Hot
Springs hotel. The visitors will re-
main here viewing the scenery until
Wednesday when they will proceed to
Colorado Springs. Denver and chey-
enne, returning to Omaha and Kansas
Cañon City record., 1911-06-29

tiss the five acre fruit ranch opposite
the Stearns orchard in East Canon.
Mr.. Curtis has been here long enough
to know from his own experience and
observation that an Investment in
ranch property In the Canon City dis
trict is an excellent one.
Mr.. and Mrs. H H. Rosser. of Vic
tor and daughter, Mrs. King. of Den
yer. came down from the Cripple
Creek district on an automobile trip
on Sunday. While here they were the
guests of Messrs. Charles Pauls and
Geo. A Prentiss on an excursion over
the Skyline drive and to the top Of
the Royal Gorge. Mr.. Rosse-. who is
the exalted ruler OF the Victor lodge
of Elks, recently purchased the Wea
yer & Bond building on Main street
through the agency of Geo. A. Prentiss.
County Clerk and Recorder Henry
E. Smith went to Denver this morning
on short business trip.
The inmates of at least one home
on Fifteenth street know how to eff
fectively deal with the dande'oin nuis-
ance in the lawn about the house The
family in question owns a nice flock
of young ducks, which was utilized in
the warfare on the yellow peril to
excellent advantage. The lawn, where
the dandelion was worst, was inclosed
by wire fence and the ducks turned
loose inside. The result was almost
magical SO far as the eradication of
the dandeloin, and. the grass too. for
that matter, was concerned. In the
course of a couple of lays the ground
inside the fence was about as bare of
vegetation as paved street 1t was
a heroic treatment, but was eminently
successful in getting rid of the dan
deloin pest
Miss veda Ragsdale is attending the
convention of the Young Women's
Christian Association at Cascade, Col
orado. this week as the representative
of Cottey college at Nevada. Missouri.
Albert Alpheus Baker died at the
home of Mrs C. J. Romel. 1O06 Whip
pie avenue. shortly after o'clock Sun
day afternoon from tuburcular menin-
gifts. after a lingering illness. De-
ceased was born at Selma. Alabama,
May 26, 1879. and came here three
years ago for the benefit of his health.
He was employed as travelling sales
man before coming TO this state and
was young man with a host of
friends in the Southern states. His
mother and brother were with him
when he died. They left this after
noon with the body for the old home
in Alabama where the funeral and
interment will take place.
A marriage license was issued on
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Cañon City record., 1911-06-29

Friday to l. P. Hays and Sarah J.
Bevan, both of Rockvale A similar
permit was granted on Saturday to Trl
A. Shank of Florence and Blanche q.
Reddington, of Summit. Colorado.
The first home grown honey of the
season has appeared on the market.
which is about three weeks earlier
than usual. The conditions have been
exceptionally good for bees this sum-
mer and they have shown their tradi-
tional energy In working the blossoms
of the orchards, gardens and alfalfa
fields in quest Of the material to pro-
duce the viscid fluid for which they
are famous. The honey flow" was
earlier this year than common and
aparists are looking forward to an
exceptionally good season for their
bee colonies.
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. Newell Wright has just re-
turned from Long Beach. California.
visiting Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Salt Lake City en- route. While in
California she attended the State Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs, the state
w. C. T. U. convention, and the In
ternational Sabbath School conven-
ton at San Francisco. She leaves
Miss Fannie enjoying the sea breezes
of Long Beach an infinite period.
Miss Katherine Miller. of Pueblo. is
spending the week in Canon City az
the guest of Miss Ivaline Mcdonald at
her home, 11s South Sixth street
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H White returning
from a camping trip over at Lake
City, stopped OF Saturday for a days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs ]. Frank Col
Inns
A steamship company advertises a
trip around the world for the small
sum of six hundred and fifty dollars
end up. But the "up" price is six
thousand dollars for a single state
room
Mrs. Andrew Wallace, of Buena
Vista. spent Sunday at the Gibson =
home.
Miss Nan McRissick, who is one
of the successful teachers in the Sc
attic public schools. arrived here a
few days ago from the Pacific north
west and will spend the vacation at
the home of her mother. Mrs. NJ NJ
McKfssicl1, sos College avenue.
Mr.. T. t. Thomas and family arrived
home yesterday after month at the
old farm near Egderton. Missouri
This place is but fifteen miles from
Kansas City. ~Tommie" says that he
and his folks enjoyed the trip very
much but he lost fourteen pounds of
flesh so decided it was about time to
get back to Canon.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-29
News Notes
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.

Nc.ary Public-w. B. Rowland. 57s
Main street, Record office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
THE PELVIC SPECIALISTS i42s Hz1RSET sJ12EI:T.
INQUEST OYER
WRECK VICTIMS
TO BE HELD AT LONG RUN THIS
MORNING.
One Of the Injured Taken to the
North Wheeling Hospital
Last Evening.

freight wreck on the Wheeling & Lake
Ire az Long Run, few miles west of Dillon
vsir. on Tuesday afternoon, resulted in the
death Of Clyde King, Of DilonvaIe, a CON
dnetor. and Thomas Burdeft. of Long Run,
fftend of Ming. who riding in the
eaboose- Frank Bartell. of Sherrodsvill- an
engineer. and John Psrkhursf, Of Dillonvale,
fireman. we're badly cut and bruised
Bartelfs injuries proved to BE- more serious
than at first supposed and he VAS brought
20 the North Wheeling hospital last evening
HIS condition AZ said 20 be critical and IN
addition 60 being badly cut and bruised, IS
injured internally.
The accident appears 10 have ben caused
by disobedienoe Of orders, a. engine No. 81.
OF the mine run. M charge Of Bartell, VAS
running light from Adena 20 Diiionval-. push
ing eaeoose in front Of a. Engine No aiOs
a. on the way 10 Adena to pick up a string
OF coal ears and had orders To stop Il Glen
Ran siding. but failed 20 do this Running
YES, they crashed into No. as Just east 81
Long Run. deraiiing the engine and smashed
the eaboose.
The dead were removed 20 their homes and
Or J. Z: Foster. coroner Of Jefferson county
vii hold the inquest this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
BREAK EVEN
Lshtgh Iolds Princeton N1svsn 70 Nh
20 Mn Soors IN rHst Contest.

PRINCETON. N. J., Oct. 11.-Lehigh
ball this afternoon. and while the Prince
ton eleven gained almost three times as
much ground by rushing a. their oppo-
nents they were unable 20 gain whom
LehiEh scored early In the game on
a blocked forward pass. vela broke
through and blocked an attempted pass.
Knox picked the ball out OF the air and
with n free field before him scored n
touchdown PasIett kicked the goal For
the remainder OF the first. two periods
the visitors repulsed the desperate at
tack OF the Princeton team time and
again and left the field for the intermis-
sion. with score OF TO o. IN their
favor.
The third period opened with the play
decidedly in favor OF the visitors
Sriehion and Mecaffery tore through
the Princeton line FOR two first downs.
the only ones made by Lehigh. with
the period half gone. the coaches began
purtiag In substitutes. Baker who re-
placed Dewitt. tore his way through
tackle. shook off the secondary defense
and ran IS yards for n touchdown and
then kicked the goal. tieing the score.
Princeton had not ghost OF a chance TO
score during the remainder OF the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
GIANTS ARE
READY now
Eoo1AW Pufs Tran rH1ouoX
WA1D YDACT1CD.
An Are In Bxoslisnt Condition TO Nest
the Champions OF the Amsricaa
League

NEW YORK. Oct. fi.-Ths surface of
the big arena at the Polo grounds. where
the Initial battle Of the worlds cham
pionship series will be staged on SAT-
urdsy. was soaked by n persistent au-
tumn rain to-day. and the double-head er
seheduled between tho Giants and
Brooklyn h al 20 be postponed.
Despite 90 this loss OF chance 20
drill his forces. however Manager Nc
Graw managed to make the afternoon q
profitable one In training certain OF his
frey.
an turn Mathevson and Maruuard
were sent into the box. and while Nc
Graw stood at the plate. Chief Myers
~ the receiving end gave his arm n
workout IN repeated throws to second.
Mc4raw made the test realistic by sta
tioning a runner on hrst and having him
20 down with the pitch. In a few trials
the big Indian showed that he had the
range after his long rest
Neither Marquard. the big ieft-hanser
or -Matty" ever exerted themselves In
the rather raw air. but each appeared 10
be IN the pink OF condition and able TO
20 ne route when called upon
Few big wagers on the worlds series
were reported here up TO tonight
party Of old hall players has put up 5000
against 5000 that the Giants would
win four straight ssmes from the k,h
letics- The big end Of the be. was
taken by =. r smathers acting for a
syndicate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
FAIRMONT SCHEDULE
Normal School Team Open Series sat
urday when They Meet W. va
Wensyan

special dispatch 20 the fnteiiigenesr.
FAIRMoNT. W. Va. Oct iI.--At
south Side park Saturday afternoon the
BIZ football game - the season viii take
place when Wesleyan college Of Buck
hannon. meets the Fairmcnt Normal
team
Tho Normal schedule for the remain
Der "a the season is announced o. fol-
lows.
Saturday. Oc, ~. ~ a v. college team
~ Elkins "a south SIDE pefk
saturday. Oct. a.. uraddus collene
team. q Fhllirt AZ rhiiupt
saturday Nov. 4 Wesleyan COLLEGE.
~ buckhannon. az Huckharnon.
Saturday Nov. o. ~ a 81 roIlrrs
team - Fikinr. NJ FIkins
saturday. Nov. ~ Clsurfiis Norrssl
tc1w ~ gleuvfIc 40 Gisnvllle.
THANKSGIVING date open. prohaNfv
y ffncahurE College team ~ Fafrfnonf
50 far this season tire locals have uon
OF Their Ealres ~ dsfeatirE Rroaddus
coilese On he openinE eame. ~ n no.
and Shirnston Hleh school IN the nexf
contest. "a % 8 Inc Normal has
started o. season with q wfnnlns
streak tiIaf pronisss 10 win the eaus
from Wesleyan saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
PLAY HIGH
ma ssAssa A,...a o.sa.a.ans 1san =
UnsA v1zA 0Ga osAesl

Graduates OF whs.iing High school
who In the years gone by have played
ing 20 erpsniss team TO play the OLD
Many star players havS been developed
few years. and while out OF practics
they viii no doubt furnish . very inter-
eating game for the team that 10 repre-
Practice viii be started by the grad
uAtes within the next few days and
they hope to form = team that win be
team OF 1sii. This afternoon the High
school team win elash with Cathedral
on the Islsnd ball park. Both ieams are
blue should win the game without hav-
Ing their line Crossed. On Saturday the
team win journey 60. gteubsnvtlls. where
they will play the sssubsuviils High