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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-20
NAV 9Th 1911

CpOh HCCth6 c1uJouAuCA uHSu
May 6.
MAY 9Th, 1911.
Meeting was called to order by the
chairman; On roll r., cal! Messrs K 7q.
p payes 1 pattsnde1 Thompson and 'eS
The following bids were opened for
the additional bond Of $4,000 for coun
ty treasurer:
P. c. Remington, agent for National
Surety Company OF New York City.
G. J. Keenan,, agent for Northwestern
Trust Company Of Grand Forks, N. D..
$50. co.
Commissioner Korn moved, and the mo-
ton was seconded by Commissioner Da-
vies. that the bid OF G. J. keenan, be
accepted. On roll call there were five
ayes and no hayes. ThereupOn the
motion was declared carried by the
chairman.
Whereas. The Great Western Elevator
Company. in supplying seed grain to the
farmers OF Burleigh county, has appar-
emily failed to comply with its stipula-
ton. viz: that the grain be reasonably
free from wild oats and foul seeds and
wheat not to contain over one-half pound
per bushel dockage, and,
Whereas. 1t appears from samples sub
mitted to the board that aforesaid wheat
matter in excess Of one-half pound per
bushel therefore,
Re 1t Resolved, That the county auditor
is hereby instructed to submit samples OF
al grain to competent authorities for
the purpose of ascertaining the average
amount Of actual dockage per bushel In
all grain supplied this county, and that
the Great Western Elevator Company be
asked to reimburse this county for all
dockage in grain in. excess OF amount
late tn mi a
penses incurred in cleaning the same:
Commissioner Davies moved its adop-
ton, which was seconded by Commission
er Thompson. On roll call there were
five ayes and no nays. The resolution
was declared adopted by the chairman.
The following bids were opened for en-
larging county treasurer's Office:
Bismarck Construction Co., ..... $4,000
John L. Larsen Co., .............. $4,000
knudson & Wolf, ................. $4,000
1t was decided to take no action on the
above bids until May 15
Commissioner Vesperman presented the
following resolution:
Whereas, There are number OF very
important criminal cases pending to be
tried at the May 1911 term of the district
court in and for Burleigh county, n. D.;
therefore it is hereby
Resolved, That the chairman of the
board of county commissioners OF Bur-
leigh county, N. D.. is hereby authorized
to employ all such legal assistance for the
preparation and trial Of such cases as In
his judgment he may think expedient and
necessary
Motion was put by Commissioner Da-
vies and seconded by Commissioner Korn
that the resolution be adopted. On roll
call Messrs Davies, Korn, Patterson,
Thompson and Vesperman voted aye.
There being no hayes, motion was de-
clared carried by the chairman.
Upon motion the meeting adjourned
to Monday, May Is. at 200 o'clock.
T. f. rLAHERTY,
County Auditor.
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WARRANTS ISSUED WHERE voUcH-
En- DID NOT HAVE THE APPROVAL
OF THE CHAIRMAN OF THE
BOARD.

. vouchor numbers 1927. $500: 1882,
so 20: 1920. S79 Is: 5000, $17O.7S $3.50,
10 "a. 95c7 S11 so: 1924, SIS. 90; 1876,
s1o ~: 99O2 S35. 90: 1886, $5l. SO; 1894.
10 81. 1047. s75. 90: 1904, $1,000; 1914.
az 90. 10I7:. 81. O00. 90: 1O240, $50. 80;
10sos s,5 90: 1886 So, 90; 1851, $31. 90;
10S14 $500: 1OSl5, $500; 1876. $500;
1887. 81. 90; 1878. SO 90: 1OS4S, $lS0 ~:
iOS44, $3.50. 90; 11161, 81 so: 1871. sS6 IS:
1876, 1921 is: 1857. s247:62: rs
S165. rs: 1879, $137. SO: 1852. $33 IS;
1852, s140.O5: 1882. s4s .ss: 1906, $3.50;
1862. s112.37.
above were drawn for care Of poor and
some for the payment Of funds Of civil
townships and school treasurer: IN
each Of the above instances. while the
voucher did not appear as approved by
rants showed that they were endorsed by
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

ADVERTISED LETTERS.
For the week ending May 13, 1911:
Gait, John
Caset, Mrs. Iva Poe
Farrell, George B.
Dobrenski, John
Great Northern Hotel.
Hatch, Miss Margaret
hastings, Frank B.
Jacques, E. M.
Lugaro, Arthur
Marden, f. E.
Marden, Mrs. Ida
Moll, Leark
Page, Logan w.
Renter, F..
Remstead, Henry
Roberts. Mrs. w.
Rupp. Fred.
Smith, Virginia
Staler, Mrs. Bert.
VAIL, Carl
Within, Mrs. Bell
Wask, G. T.
The above list will be held two
weeks, after which it will be sent to
the dead letter Office.
AGATHA G. PATTERSON,
Postmaster.
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n You Have Money.

" You Have Money.
THAT fellow Gotrox is multimil-
lionaire He has more money than
brains"
"Well, what does he want With
hrains?"-New York Times.
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Professional and Business
Directory
NIELSEN co.'s MILLINERY STORE

First class Shampoo, Hair dressing,
Manicure, Massage and Scalp treat
ment. Puffs and Switches made from
your combings. An Expert from the
East has charge of our Hairdressing
parlOr. Phone 248.
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COUNTY AUDITOR.

Warrants issued by county
auditor from April I. 1909 to
March 81. 1911, from warrant
86O8 to 1901 .$141, 800. O5
Warrants outstanding and is
sued. subsequent to and prior
to No. 12047 ............. l,46O. 90
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FOR sALE-100-foot east front lot
with water and sewer, $500. J. S.
knauss.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-20
REcoMMENDATio AND SUG-
GESTlONS.

Warrants spoiled and unused should be
properly cancelled and attached to the
stub book in it's numerical order.
In order to bring no criticisms or any
question as to his authority. warrants
issued and payable to others than him.
self, should not, l believe. be endorsed
by him. The auditor should use care
and precaution in the payment OF vOuch-
ers and see that each voucher, other
than those for salaries fixed by statute,
should be properly approved by the chair
man of the board of county commission
ers. and that the amount at which they
We're allowed by the board be endorsed
thereon
l am ofthe opinion that the method
adopted in checking the county auditors
Office was such as would disclose any
discrepancies in that department or any
illegal financial transactions in which the
auditor could be a party to during the
period covered by this examination.
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2-15-11, due S-15-12. per cent interest,
50. 500.
No. 1900, Sterling State Bank, dated
3-9-11, due 1912, per cent interest,
$500.
No. 545, Mckenzie State Bank. dated
2-lS-11, due 2-1S-12, per cent interest,
50. 500.
No. $780, Mckenzie State Bank. dated
3-7>-1. due 3-7-12, per cent interest,
$500.
Total amount Of certificates Of deposit,
$4,000,
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FOR SALE-An entire block Of lots
for $275. J. S. Knauss.
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DUE FROM STATE TREASURER on
MARCH 1. 1911.

Shortage in cash as Indicated in
Receipt No. 2;7s for: 1895 taxes taxes '
issued October Is, 1910. to P.
f. Byrne, not entered on collec-
ton register 49,. >. ........ 22.16
Redemption receipt No. 1475 to
j. w. Burch, entered on collec-
ton register February 10. 1911,
at S3237, receipt being issued
for $3273, difference .......... SO
$38. IA
CREDIT.
Tax receipt No. 1865 for 1909
taxes, issued to the Patterson
Land Co., for $235.77, entered
on collection register $23S.77,
adherence, .........S SUI
Ra1ance dine S 35 IA
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FOR sALE-All latest varieties Of
cabbage and cauliflower. John Mil
lett.
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ISSUED BY COUNTY Az.
DlTOR IN EXCESS OF BILLS Al
LOWED AND APPROVED eY THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION.
ERS AND ITS CHAIRMAN:
Warrant No. Difference
S642 Bill allowed at $4,000
Warrant drawn for $3.50 $3.50
1898 Bill allowed at $4,000
Warrant drawn for $4,000 800
9113 Bill allowed at $1,000
Warrant drawn for $4,000 800
9543 Bill allowed at $39. 90
Warrant drawn for $500 900
1892 Fill allowed at $1O9.05
Warrant drawn for $110.05 100
1901 Bill allowed at $500
Warrant drawn for $6.45 1.45
1902 Bill allowed at $500
Warrant drawn for $6.45 las
1908 Bill allowed at $500
Warrant drawn for $6.45 Las
1908 Bill allowed at $3.50
Warrant drawn for ST. 800
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lOtdl T31 Oh
1t is apparent that the reason for these
over-payments came from the fact that
drew the same for the total amount Of
the bill appearing on the face OF the
voucher, instead OF the amount at the
bottom Of the voucher. as approved by
the chairman Of the board. None OF the
to the auditor himself These discrep-
ancies have been called to the atten-
ton of the auditor in order that the
matter be adjusted with your board.
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COUNTY commissioners
PROCEEDINGS.
lContinued From Page Six.)
COUNTY TREASURER.

made by the county treasurer, as to coun-
~ warrants paid by him.
COUNTY TREASURER.
Statement Of Receipts and Disbursements
a. the County Treasurer's ONCE from
April I, 1900 to March q, 1911.
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THE FOLLOWING WARRANTS AP.
FEARED As BEING CANCELLED BY
THE AUDITORS:

Numbers s547. 1860. 1885,. 1886, s741.
1OO72. 1926, 1898. 10406, 1886. 11456.
1864, 11784. 10000.
Upon request from the auditor to pre-
sent these cancelled warrants for inspec-
ton he advised me that the state exam.
liner had instructed him to destroy all
cancelled warrants as per section 1898
Of the Revised Codes 1905. 1t is my
opinion that this section does not apply
to warrants cancelled on account Of be-
ing spoiled. but simply refers to those
warrants cancelled by order Of the board
where warrants have been issued and
not called for. The county commission
ers' records containing record Of each
and every warrant so destroyed. and II
the county commissioners should take
this view Of the law. would suggest that
where warrants are spoiled when being
written by the auditor, that they be
properly cancelled and attached to the
stub Of the same number by being past
ed in with mucilage.
Would also suggest that where war;
rants are furnished the printer for copy,
that none Of the regularly numbered
warrants be used for that purpose, but
that a form Of warrant be made up
on the typewriter and be furnished the
printer.
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HELP WANTE0-MALE.

WANTED-Young man with some
knowledge Of printing and mecnan'
ical detail with general once e s;t,en
fence, may secure good po ,ssa
! With large printing house. ADDRESS
&C p T. care Tribune.
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FOR RENT-Seven room, new mod
ern house. Phone 42O.
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FOR SALE-One IS h. p. Scotch Mar
inc boiler, high pressure; one Is
h. p. Brownell sateam engine. Ad.
dress Bismarck Steam Laundry, Bis.
marck, N. D.
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The following is a list Of the time
certificates Of deposit issued by the re-
spective banks designated as county de-
positaries, the amounts indicated are in
cluded in the total deposits and are q
part Of the total deposits as indicated In
the proof Of cash.
No. 41s, Farmers and Merchants State
Bank, Driscoll, dated 2-11-11, due 2
1912 per cent interest, $500.
No. 300, Driscoll State Bank, dated
2-17-11, due 2-17-12, per cent interest,
$500.
No. 307, DriscoIl State Bank. dated
SILL. due 3-7-12, per cent interest,
$500.
No. $40, Baldwin State Bank. dated
Still, due 3-6-12, per cent interest,
$500.
No. $50, Baldwin State Bank. dated
3-s-11, due 3-S-12, 5 per cent interest.
$500.
No 1883. Sterling State Bank. dated
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adopted in checking the county auditors
office was such as would disclose any
discrepancies In that department or any
illegal financial transactions in which the
auditor could be party to during the
period covered by this examination.
FINAL.
Your examiner has endeaVOred to elm
mate frivolous technicalities which would
in no way in the slightest degree affect
in any way reflect on the honesty or in
tegrity Of the conduct of the officials ex-
amined, or the proper conduct Of the
respective officers as to their duties in
connection with living up to the stat
utes Of the state.
therefore beg leave to submit for
your consideration my conclusions and
findings in connection with the examina-
ton OF the two officers referred to.
T. H. POOLE.
Bismarck, N. D.. April I, 1911.
Commissioner Korn moved the adoption
of the report and that lne county treas
urer reimburse the county in the amount
Of $35.14 and that the former city auditor,
sum of $3.50. On roll call Messrs. Korn.
Patterson. Thompson and Vesperman
voted aye The motion was declared
carried by the chairman, all commission
eIy voting aye.
The following warrants having re-
NAMED uncalled for for a period Of more
than six years. We're upon motion can
celled:
Warrant No. ITO. in favor of Otto
Swanson. issued January 2. 1905. 800.
Warrant No. 174S, in favor of James
Durkin, issued January 2. 1905. $3.50.
Warrant No. 2109, in favor of 3. Egert,
issued February l, 1905, $1.10.
Warrant No. 2346, in favor Of w. w,
Warrant No. 1929. in favor Of G. A.
Haines. issued March 20, 1905, $40.
Warrant No. 2725. in favor of Thomas
Haynes. issued March 20, 1905, 1910.
Warrant No. 2061. in favor of James
Ham, issued February l, 1905, $3.50.
Warrant No. 2747. in favor Of L. Boyce,
issued March 20, 1905. $3.50.
Upon motion meeting adjourned until
May g.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-20

As the last legislative assembly passed
legislation affecting the retention Of fees
paid the county auditors, 1t was deemed
advisable that such fees as was paid
him from and after the passage and ap-
prevail of such legislation be ascertained.
therefore your examiner checked all the
fees coming into his possession after
March ,, 1911. and to and including April
g.. and a statement of same is made part
of this report
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s139,S43 .12

$l39, 843 II
Warrants paid by county treas
urer, subsequent to No. 5000
and prior to No. 12O47 ..... $3.50, 843. IL
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When it's too good for the unktnan, ADVERTISE it.
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED TO RENT-Five or six
room modern cottage or flat. Ad'
dress Alfred Zuger, Bismarck
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APRIC 5, WI.
Price No. Amt.
Certificates Of warranty
deeds, ..... 80. ...... 43c Is $1O.75
Certificates on quit claim
deeds, 80. ...... 80. :. &c 25 It's
Certificates on administra-
tiOn deeds, ...... ...... 1c 25 .25
Certificates on sheriff's
deeds, 49,. 49,. ........ &c Is so
For filing township officers
bonds' 80. ....''55c 81 T.ao
1s
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FOR SAlE-Fresh milk from tested
cows; positively no adulteration, sat
isfaction guaranteed. One gallon or
more, zoe per gallon, delivered. Tel
eDhOne 496.
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FOR SAlE-Five room house and and
barn. Lot 50x150 feet. on Main St.,
near International Harvester Com
pany building. Cheap If taken at
once for cash Call at No. 6 west
Main St,
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FOR SALE-Bay horse, eight years
old, weight LOO pounds; sound and
gentle: will drive single or double;
good saddle horse. Phone 20.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-20

FOR sALE-Eight year old bay horse
weight 1900 pounds. Absolutely
sound and gentle. Best single horse
for dray or delivery in the city. Ap-
ply Marshall Oil Co.
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FEES cILLEcTED ~ COUNTY AUDI.
TOR FOR CERTIFICATES ON DEEDS
AND OTHER TRANSFER iNSTRu.
MENTS AND FOR FILING BONDS
MARCH 3, 1911 TO AND INCLUDING
APRIL 3, 1911.
Evening journal., 1911-09-20
How Mack Differs From Others

Never appears upon the field. Con-
ducts his campaign entirely from the
bench.
Has not worn a uniform for many
years. His voice Is never heard raised
In protest against an umpire's deci-
sions
Does not depend upon anybody
else's dope. Keeps his own dope
book
Watches for weakness in opposing
batsmen. Can tell a batsman's fail
ing better than the man who pitches
to him.
Keeps a record Of practically every
ball pitched In a game. His score
book tells the complete story Of every
engagement
Holds daily conferences an hour
before each game and points out the
mistakes made in the previous days
battle.
Avoids trouble upon his team by
benching malcontents and trouble
makers. Insists upon explanations BY
the trouble-makers and II explanation
is not forthcoming the men don't play.
Believes In developing young play
ers by keeping them on team and
making them watch the regulars.
strunk, McInnis. Collins. Barry and
others have become stars through this
method
Evening journal., 1911-09-20
FOORD SHOOTS
HIGH FIRST DAY

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept 2O.--Good
shooting marked the practice day
events at the opening day of the
westy Hogans' fifth annual tourna-
ment on Young's Ocean Pier. Weather
conditions were ideal and favored the
msrksmen. Cracks from practically
all parts of the country we're on hand
and the competition proved decidedly
interesting
Lon Fisher. of Columbus, O., and
William Foord, Wilmington, Del, tied
for first honors among the amateurs,
each with a 9S out of 100. Fisher
made the high run Of the day with rs.
Jay r. Graham, of Ingleside, ILL.,,
winner Of last years tournament, tied
for third with Charles de Quillfedt
of Amityville. l.. J., both breaking 95.
Lynn Worthington. of Rising Sun.
Md. led the professionals with 9S
score and tied Fisher and Foord. the
amateurs, for high gun money
Evening journal., 1911-09-20
CHANCE GIVES
UP PENNANT HOPE
Gives Attention to Making
Cubs Of 1912 a Formidable
Fighting Machine

Manager Chance. Of the Cubs,
today practically conceded the 1911
pennant TO the Giants by setting him
self TO the task OF reorganizing his
old machine for 1912.
Chance needs first and third base
men. another good outfielder, another
catcher and a new pitching stan. And
in these extravagant days, when one
pitcher is worth S22.5OO. and hard TO
get at that price, It is conceded that
he is facing the hardest proposition
Of his life.
Chance can never play frst base
again himself and vic Safer wont DO
With the exception of Miner Brown
the Cubs have not a reliable twirler
-and one pitcher can't win pen
nant
So while the Giants and Athletics
are dividing the worlds championship
money Chance is going TO Try TO figure
out how he can make a real old time
machine out Of the Cubs again.
Evening journal., 1911-09-20
TRACK EVENTS
THE BEST EVER
Crack Amateur Athletes Com
pete in |. A. Sports Here
on Saturday
BILLY HAYS ENTERS
FOR THE MILE RACE

The annual track and field meet Of
the Irish-American Athletic Associa-
tion which is TO be held next Saturday
at Gent,emen's Driving Park will
prove the greatest field show ever
given in this city The running broad
and high jumps by some Of the great
est amateur athletes will make no
small part of the program
Jarvis Burdick, the intercollegiate
star, captain of the present track
team of the University Of Pennsyl-
vania and holder of several records
will be on scratch in the high leap
against the greatest opposition he has
ever faced.
He will be opposed by Frank Cliff
ford, che Aquinas star and for nine
successive years winner of the ma
tional championships I'm the leaping
events. Clifford has been i'm the game
sfor ten years and is conceding the
same handicaps as he did when ne
first starred in these events.
Wilmington will have the first op-
portunity of witnessing the Craie
brothers, ]. Norman, and Harry A..
compete in both of the jumping con
tests These young men have a num-
her Of admirers and their first class
exhibitions were readily recognized
by the Official Handicapper This Is
very evident from the fact that they
jump from scratch in nearly every
event, and next Saturday will be nc
exception.
Harry Fryckberg, the Shanahau
star; Mofht the former University IF
Pennsylvania star. now Of Pittsburgh
Lenaker, Mccarthy, and about thirty
others will answer the call for the air
puncturers on Saturday
The mile relay will bring together
the best teams in the various col
leges. schools and clubs in this To-
cality Norristown High School Club
has at last been added 10 the list, and
a race which will equal Penn's famous
relays is now assured.
"Billye Hays. the greatest man in
the sprinting game Of the decade, will
toe the mark I'm the century, furlong
and quarter-mile dashes, as well as
! run the last quarter for st. Gregory s
Catholic Club in the mile relay.
The five-mile run viii be a corker
with such men as Gallagher, Dunlap
Vase. Lafuna, McInerney, Murphy
Vessey. Pearsan. Duff, Dearie and
other distance stars as back men
The haudicapping was begun las
night, and a full list OF the entries vii
| be published in a few DAYS.
Evening journal., 1911-09-20
EDDIE WANTS SILENCE
NOW FROM CLOVER BOYS

Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
Kindly allow me to reply TO Man
ager Baylis of the Glover A. C. I
want to say that, I, Eddie Abrahams.
manager of Wilmington Juniors Of
fered Glover A. c. a game in July.
but they said no. He asked where
will you play US. said at Ninth and
Rodney but he said no So l got
game with Ashley Juniors and beat
them by the score of 2 to 3.
want to say that we are not
afraid of Clover and also want to
say that I am sport. Now when
we have won our laurels he wants a
chance to take them. If Glover
thought they we're in Wilmington
Juniors class why didn't they get into
the Junior League. It was open for
all teams.
Here is the way Clover got a re-
putation X-Brandywine let Glover
beat them 10 get a reputation. If
Glover would play some of the teams
Wilmington Juniors have played they
would have nothing to say. We play
ed every team our size that would
give us a game and then entered
the Junior League and won the. pen
nant So we have a right to call
ourselves champions Our. record this
season is 33 games won out of SO
games played. Is that a good enough
record for you, Glover?
Glover has played such teams as
Grace A.. c., a 13 year old team, Also
Park F. c., team of boys smaller
than Glover A G. They played Grace
A. c. two games and Park F. c. two
games and X-Brandywine let Glover
A. G. beat them to get a reputation.
We do not want to play any team
that has not been playing all sea-
son. Glover A, c. didn't play in July
and August and played only one game
in September, and now they want tn
play Wilmington Juniors who have
been playing ball from April to Sep
tember. l hope that is a long enough
season for playing SO games.
do not want to attend Ciover's
meeting. 7 am telling you what I got
TO say now and this will be the last
Of it. This is the last time I want
to hear any more talk about it, so let
1t drop. AS to saying about playing
teams our size Glover can ask the
Sporting Editor of The Evening
Journal. He knows whether we play
teams our size. Glover also can ask
any man at Ninth and Rodney streets
about the teams we have played. We
have all rights m the mama obar,
pions which we are. Hoping I have
done what is right and / don't want
to hear any more talk. 1 am yours
in sport,
EDDIE ABRAHAMS,
Manager of Wilmington Juniors.
September 20, 1911.