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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13


National Womans Christian Temper
ance Union. made the following state
meut tonight.
Ou September s.. England cabled Hold
the fort. the world watches" We have
held the fort against the terrible assaults
of the united forces Of the liquor makers,
liquor sellers and their allies, and the
world viii rejoice
For months the Woman Christian Tenn
lerance Union have worked and prayed,
and as We have worked we have sung
large company a. our speakers and
workers assembled az th- Maine Woman :
Christian Temperance Union headquarters
in Portland have sung with reVerent graft
tlde Praise the Lord VINO helped US,
Maine has kept her law
Tie Maine Womans tnrisuan temper
ance Union viii go forward with it's regular
work under the heads Of prevention. educa-
ti0ral refoTmatOry and legislative, and will
unite with the National and Worlds Nom-
ans Christian Temperance Unions ard
others il the great crusade 20 secure ma
uOral prohibition.
Tie remarkable campaign just closed has
iH ealed that there is WoIld-wide .nterTtss'
not orly in total abstinence but IN prohlpl.
'.0n and the day Of the final overthrow OF
tle liquor traffic has been hastened.
Mrs Stevens tonight sent the follow
ing cable dispatch 20 the International
Conference on Alcoholism. which is in
Session AZ The Hague,
Frederick q. Fassett. secretary Of
The Maine Nom partisan Local option
League. said tonight:
We do not concede that the amendment
has been reafirmed. There has been 20
much contradiction in the returns that We
dO not know what th. result Is. We shall
wait fOr the Official canvass Of the vote
and ~ that time shall decide whether OF
not 20 take steps 90 secure an inspection
N. the ballots
Former Mayor Adam =. Leighton
chairman Of the 80 License League, said
Tonight.
10 is very gratifying and unexpected e
lnc 10 have tine result announced TINS
morning reversed. 1 am glad lot Only
Tor our state. but for the effect that tnt
victory viii have outside. hope thal
rom this time on the law viii be Dettei
enforced
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THE CRATER OF VIOLENT ERUPTION
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13


Paris. Sent. ia momentouS meeting
of the Cabinet vas held this afternoon
70 consider Frances reply 70 Germany
counter proposals in the Moroccan
negotiations. The meeting lasted three
hours, rising at { p. m. The terms ana
re Igh draft OF the document were laid
before the ministers by NJ de Selves. the
Foreign Minister, and were discussed
and scrutinized from every aspect.
Although the ministers formally refuse
10 satisfy public curiosity by making any
statement whatever as 10 what passed
al this historic council, II is understood
that the Cabinet accorded its fullest -
rroval Of the reply prepared by NJ. de
Selves This document Is not less cate
goric in it's terms than that submitted
by Germany. II sets forth in the clear
est possible manner Frances position as
10 the question of principle raised by
Germany and pays particular attention
TO the double necessity of maintaining
commercial equality for all and Of assur-
ing 10 France an absolutely free hand
politically in Morocco.
Most Of the Cabinet ministers had been
made acquainted with the contents NJ
the German reply and also with the OUT
lines Of Frances response, which Pre-
mier Caillaux and Foreign Minister de
Selves propose 10 send TO Germany.
The Foreign Minister will proceed 10
Rambouillet tomorrow 10 submit the
decision Of the Cabinet 10 President Fall
lieres. He will then have drawn up tho
defnitive text Of the reply. which will be
dispatched from Paris without delay and
will be in the possession OF the German
government by the end Of the week
The Temps this afternoon affirns
that Frances answer will negative most
Of the conditions for a settlement put
forward by Germany. The Temps re-
grets the optimism by command
shown in the more important German
newspapers in order 10 quiet the finan-
cial excitement. characterizing it as i'm
prudent and adding that the realities ~
the situation will consequently come 10
public knowledge as an unhappy sur
prise.
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Two Towns important Factors.

Early IN the day IL was found that two
large towns. Sanford and Wells had
been reversed in the unofficial returns,
and the correction cut down the repeal
lead bv nearly four hundred votes.
All except two small places. Monhega9
Plantation and the town Of Otis. had
been reported by late afternoon. Mon
heean came in ar SO o'clock. and was
followed half an hour later by otis.
Monhegan is on an island a few miles off
Boothbay Harbor. the only means Of
communication with the mainland being
a small steamer. which runs every other
day. The steamer was due a noon to-
DAY. but because Of unfavorable weather
did not arrive until : o'clock tonight.
The vote. > for and against repeal was
Immediately telephoned 10 this city.
The town Of Otis is situated on 2 stage
road twenty-eight miles from the city of
Ellsworth. and it was not until this
evening that any one chanced into Els
worth with the returns.
ON the three other referendum qucs-
tons before the people yesterday the
vote WAS as follows:
Retaining capital at Augusta-Yes.
4S29j. no. 3O.419.
Increasing debt limit-Yes. 34,413; no,
3i.g22
Direct Trimaries-Ycs 55,S4oi no, H.
7J1
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MAINE ''DRYS' WIN
BY REVISED RETURNS
Majority of 700 for "Wets" Is
Changed to 295 to Retain
Prohibition.
FINAL RESULT A SURPRISE
Temperance Advocates Practi.
cally Admitted Defeat, but
Partial Canvass Reveals
Startling Upset,

Portland, Me. Sept. 12.-Revised re-
turns on the question Of the repeal Of
constitutional prohibition at midnight re-
duced the majority against repeal to 2s5
The total vote stood For repeal, sO.216;
against repeal, 60,511.
Most Of the towns yet 70 be heard
from have been unofficially reported with
small majoriries for the retention Of the
prohihitory amendment in the constitu-
ton. II was generally conceded that If
any changes We're made IN the vote Of
those places it was likely 10 favor the
pronibitiouists rather than those who
sought the repeal of the amendment.
In addition TO the 295 majority shown
by the clerks returns. there are 30 more
dry votes kpown TO exist in the city
Of Portland which are not included I'm
the city clerks report because Of an ad-
mitted error by a ward clerk If nee
essary the anti-repealers will petition
for a recount in this ward
The change from an apparent victory
fo- the wet" side by 200 votes to 295
votes in favor Of the dry" came as a
big surprise. The Prohibtionists had
practically conceded defeat and were
already making their plans 10 continue
their fight when the question Of the re-
peal Of the prohibitory law on the stat
Ute books should come up in the Legis-
lsture. while representatives Of those
who sought the repeal Of the constitu-
ton amendment had sent out numerous
statements on the strength of their ap-
parent safe majority.
f-atfrc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
Mrs. Stevens Jubilant.

Mrs. L. N. y. Stevens. president of the
National Womans Christian Temper
ance Union. made the following state
meut tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-30

drowning in the lagoon at Jackson
Park
Anson, or POP" as he is familiarly
known, was playing golf with DR.. b
c. Caldwell when he heard cries for
help. He ran to the lagoon and saw
one boy struggling In the water white
hts companion was trying futilely 70
assist him The boys had yentured
out on a thin coating OF ice and had
broken through. Anson by using his
arms as fails cleared passage way
through the thin ice for distance
of nearly fifty feet and waded to the
boys, who by the time he reached
them hal become exhausted by their
stfs%ics and had sunk in five feet OF
watef. Anson dove after them and
grabbed one in each hand. lie then
held their heads above the surface
while he waded TO the shore. The
BOYS gave their names as Oscar Rowe
and George Lindlocken. and said they
lived in south Chicago. They are
both twelve years OF age
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-30
ANNOUNCEMENT.

To Our Customers: The officers OF
this bank have this day bought, Tor
account of its stockholders, a large
block Of stock in the Guthrie Nation
al hank and ut the close OF business
today the two institutions will be
consolidated under one management
in the name of the Guthrie National
Bank and will open for business on
Thursday, December 2Sth at the pres
ent location OF the Guthrie National
bank. The present officers OF this
bank will all be connected with the
Guthrie National bank, our vice pres
idenf aud cashier. Mr. n, Holman. be-
coming vlce-president and cashier OF
the consolidated institution, and soic-
1t the continued patronage OF al GUS
toners of the National Bank of Com
merce.
Wo wish 10 thank the banking pub
lie OF Guthrie and surrounding terri
tory for the liberal saaia Of patron
are enjoyed by this bank since It's or
glnizatlon and with the combined as
sets Of these two -larse institutions
we viii be in better position than
ever before TO take care Of the busi-
ness and accounts Of our customers.
You can depend on tae same liberal
accommodations prompt care OF Dus.
mess and courteous treatment at the
hands OF the officers and clerks of
the consolidated banks that you have
always received by the National
Bank of Commerce.
Trusting that you will find it con
yenient at an early date to call and
meet us in our new location, we are
very truly yours,
The National Bank Of Commerce.
BY n. HOLMAN. Vice Pres & Cash
Guthrie Natio 'iars Statement.
December 27g 1911. To Our Gus.
toners: We beg to announce tnat
the consolidated banks that yon have
Guthrie National Bank, the Aationae
Bank OF Commerce and the Bank of
Indian Territory have voted To cen
the t34ree institutions under
one management, continuing the
business at the present location ana
under the name of the Guthrie Ma
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tlonal Bank. this action taking effect

tional Bank. this action taking effect
| at the close OF business today.
Combining the assets OF these
banks. making It one Of the largest
In the state; eliminating large ex.
pense accounts incident TO the oper-
alton Of three separate institutions.
together with the advantage of asso.
ciated energy and counsel OF the ac-
tive officers OF the Guthrie National
Bank and the National Bank OF com
merce, will undoubtedly prove ben.
eft to the banking public OF Guthrie
and northern Oklahoma.
eeWlth these advantages and facil.
tiles we solicit the continued PATTON
age OF the banking public. also inyite
correspondence and personal inter
views relative to the opening Of new
accounts whether tney are nrgel or
small. The officers and directors OF
the Guthrie National Bank after tn /,
consolidation. will be as follows
Robert Sohlberg, president
r. A. Norris. vice president.
n. Holman. vice president and cash.
Ter.
Frank pale, vice presidents
A. ). Seay
G. A. Hughes +n
= J. Phillips. x
U. G. Guss. Z
Assuring you OF our desire to be
Year, we are very truly yours,
OF service to You and with best wish
es for a happy and prosperous New
The Guthrie National Bank,
BY ROB'T SOHIlBERG. Pres.
The National Bank OF Commerce,
BY n. HOLMAN, V. p. & Cash.
The Bank Of Indian Territory,
by ROB'T SOHI4BERG. Pres.
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First published IN Guthrie Daily Leader
Deccnbcr 2S. lDill
ORDINANCE NO. t27t.

| An Ordinance providing for thr issaanc,
| Of fhe neeotiah,s colann bonds OF m
city Of Csnthrie. Oklahona IN the asete-
! gate amount of ii,ou0 for ihe purpose u
lprovidhg funds Tor The construction oi 4
Viaduct road way oyer the rallroad right
of-way IN The City Of Gt.;hre, pfcsSrib-
ing the form of said bonds. and or "a
interest coupons 20 be thereto attached
providing for the levy ana collection q
an Animal tax sufficient To pay Tie
interest on said bonds as it falls due. and
to constitute a sinking fund for he pay
mcnt of the principal thereof within
twenty-five years fro mthcir date and
fixing the other details Of the issac-
Whereas. at ~ election duly called and
held in said cry Il Guthrie, il the
County OF Logan ana state Of oklahoma.
on the lLh day Of May. a. ~, 1911, the
following proposition, to-w.t:
s'Shal the City OF tinthrie be aulhor-
lied and directed 10 issue The bonds oi
said City for the construction Of 4 viaduct
road wuy. over the rtillOad right of waNs
on cleveland Avenue. between Second and
Firth streets, 10 the amount 81 Forty
seven Thousand Dollars iS4f.o0N). Said
bonds to nun not Ia exceed twenty-five
esq years FROM date, n q rate oi interest
payable semi annually. said bonds To be
sold At not less than lhcr par value;
and 10 make prOvisian for tho collection
OF an annual tax In addition "a the other
taxes. suffcien; to :,tY the interest on
said Indebtedness as II Fails due and a.
constitute sihh ine lnad tot the payment
{ tho arincina tiisrenf wthn Twenty-Five
years from the dayc OF contracting .he
same"
was siibm tied 10 The qualified property
tax paying voters; and.
Whereas. NJ meeting OF the Mayor
and C0nncilmon OF said Cit, of Guthrie,
held on the 18th day OF May l9lL Tor
he pnrpOse Of canNassiug the returns Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

heat and dtlerminc as ID tic xistencc
character and amount Of the ! gal jpds-
ment Indebtedness OF said Cit now cS-
Istng. duo odd unpaid. and = sign IL
open court Funding Bonds II, bo issSncd
hy said Cay ia payment Of 81 4 Judgment
Indebtedness. The amount o. said Juds-
ipent lndcbtcdness TO be SO funded nntl
for the funduont and payment of which
The said Court viii be asked to sign tnnd-
Ing bonds OF snld City Is Thiity-four
Thousand Dollars ($3i,0O0).
All Persons Interested In tho above
matter may appear al The tlale ana blacc
hcrclnabove stated and rcmonstrate
against the determination and finding rs
to said Indebtedness and Tho issuance OF
said funding bonds tn
BY Order OF the Mayor and counciimen
nf shc Clty OF Gutlit'c. Logan county,
oklahoma
Dated this eth day Of December 4. p.e
,1all
Mayor.
Aticsts H. II. WINSLoW,
City Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

(lrirst published In guthrie Taily Leader
Decemher u. 1910
NOTICE.
In tho Matter OF the Application OF j. r.
and &. Il. pirimmer for the AcGuisl-
tion OF Rights TO the Beneficial lis1
OF the Waters from The Cottonwood,
State Of oklahoma, IN Logan County
Notice IA hereby given that j. T. amt
G. +. pfrimmer has filed with the Secre-
t0ry of the Board of Agriculture of tin,
state OF oklahoma and lN-Officlo state
Engineer, his application 10 appropriate
waters. both SURFACE aud undcrllow. ol
the Cottonwood. a stream flowing through
Section numbered Five t5) OF Township
numbered Sixteep pG). North Range
numbered Two ts) West OF the Indian
Meridian, in Logan County, state of Okla.
hoinn. and that he proposes to aporo-
arlate and apply T@o CD cubic fcef per
second Of all waters flowing through the
said stream. both surface and underflow
for beneficial uses, to-Wlt: irrigation,
water power mechanical, manufacturing
and nleasnrable purposes. and amy and
all other beneficial uses. with power and
authority to charge and collect cDmpen Sa-
ton therefor and for use and consutnp-
zion of such waters.
That the said appropriation Of said
waters will be in Section numbered Lot
8 OF See. 8 OF Township numbered sixteen
lG) North. of Range numbered Two t2).
WIst OF the Indian Meridian. or there
abo'tts, and that the use thereof will be
made for irrigation along the line Of n
conduit down the ....-....,......
tn and below .......... ....,.............
such waters as are used for water power
purposes 10 be returned to said stream At
or near Section numbered Five tab,
Township sixteen tl6). North. Range Two
90. West OF the indian Meridian, and
Logan County. Oklahoma. aud that the
amount of water intended 10 lia used iS
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EXCELSIOR LIBRARY BENEFIT

On account of the shortage OF libr-
ary funds the Excelsior club viii holu
a book reception At the library New
Years day, January /, 1912. from )
10 Z p. NJ. All friends are urged to
bring or send a good book or a silver
offering. .
Let every one begin the new year
with an act Of generosity and Il sab
stantial expression of appreciation
for this Institution and Its good wcrk
for our children Mrs. J. G. Horton.
Pres Excelsior Club,
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INSTALLATION NOTICE

Hartranft Post No 3, G A. r. and
Woman's Relief Ccrps viii install all
officers for the ensuing year at the
Rufford hall, same place as last year.
January ). 1912 All comrades are
requested to be present. Conrade
Hornmday will be the NJ. O.
G. r. Delay,
Commander.
NJ H. MOCK. Adj.
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he cAuTloNs HER.

The children's presents have talk
ell lot OF money, hubby, III have
10 buy ycu something cheap.
In that case. prefer a necktie TO
CIGARS
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itching piles provoke profanity. but
profanity won't cure them. Doan's
Ointment cures itching. bleeding or
protrudlng piles after years OF suffer
ing. At any drug store.
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thirst published IN Guthrie Daily Leader,
December 21 d9u.)
Nrnu,IYsr- YIe fptirs f,Igf rfs MON -

December a21 d9l.)
NOTICE OF THE APPLICATION et
the city Of Guthrie. IN the County Of
Logan and Sia,e Of Onlahoma. TO the
District Court in ana for said County ana
state to determine the existence, char
aeter and amount Of the legal and bnd-
ing Judgment Indebtedness Of SAID city
now existing outstanding. due and an
paid. and to isaue the negotiable coupon
bonds of said CITY to pay the same:
Notice is Hereby Given thai on the 9th
ilay OF Janu0iy. 4 D.. 1912. at the hour
Of l0.eo o'clock 4. M, or rs soon there
after as the hearing may be had, the
city Of Guthrie. In the County of Logan
and State Of Oklahoma, by its proper
officers and pursuant to the provisions Of
the Constitution Of the state OF oklahoma
and Of All act OF he Legislative Assembif
oi the Territory Of Oklahoma, entitled
%An Act TO enable Counties, Municipal
the Boards of Education Of
any city or school Districts 10 refund
their Indebtedness. approved March IL,
1905, and extended and put into force ii
said state of oklahoma hy the Coustitu-
tlon, thereof viii proceed before thefDis-
tFct Court In ami for began County,
Oklahoma. at the court room IN the court
house In The City Of Guthrie, in said
county sind state. ana make Showing
and offer proof ofeand ask said Cou;l to
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=. = Esss; ss.s';s0RLD OF SPORT

lace the compliment OF being the
best veteran in the game" Which
same WAS demonstrated last autumn
when a highly touted youngster tooK
HIS place.
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Your average wrestler Il fine. biz
babg, isn't heg II yen doubt it, read
what happened in the bout III New
York on Christmas day IA ever a
fine sport was kiliesi BY the men most
interested In keeping il alive, wrest-
Ing is that sport
Ad Woleast tsincKies happily Over
ie fact that be can ninch the spot
iere his APPENDIX used to be and
doesn't hffft hini. Wonder II it
nt when the pinch gives way
M punch.
ssy
IS 10 laff la the wrestling game.
comes another foreign astonist-
name of Raicevah or something
that, who walks away thinking
a won a match from Zbyszho.
no. they're trying to revive a
s,.:asi1 like that in St Louis.
The Detroit News pays Bob Wal-
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ABSORPTION RA,stt..s
er month, BY carrier. hall
er year. by carrler,in amst
'er year. BY mail. in ad'
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Don't think that piles can't he cured
Thousands or obstinate cases have
been cured by Doan's Ointment. 80
cents at any drug store.
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y VI u
.AIBER OF ASSOClx BAH
United Press Leased
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Ends Winters Troubles.

To many, winter Is a season of trou
BILE The frost bitten toes and fingers
chapifd hands and lips, chilblains.
cold sores. red and rough skins. prove
this. But such troubles fly before
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. A trial con
vinces. Greatest healer of Burns.
Boils, Piles. Cuts, Sores, Eczema and
Sprains. Only 25c at all druggists,
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az LESLIE G. \

. sblished daily frof,
ling, West Harriso '"e''
Cred AZ the Gnthrie
ond-class matter
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when a highly touted yonnester toot
his place
| With the return OF the colossal Gin
der We may as well resign ourselves
4 10 be big fellowedY to death There
seems to be no use canning The
Iphrase.--B. l.. r. Been straying again
told pot? Thought we told YOU to con
4 fine your sporting reading TO this
page, where the cannery rules always
iare tor are alwaysl respected
An Indiana fighter has announced
his intention OF retiring from the ring
and says hesi is going to be minister.
lAnother Indication Of the retrogfes-
sion Of the manly game
VIII the humorous AIR Murphy
come back from the South in time to
greet Roger Bresnahan and the Ma
tloEal commission ut Cincinnati, Jan
i99 Vest we are glad to say. ne win
NOT.
Bob Moha, the fighting Bohemian
has signed articles TO box Jack Dill
Ion at Pittsburg. January 10. Moha
SAYS he has a srudge 20 settle with
.dilion
Hank O'Day likes managers on the
bench is the gist Of an article now
in circulation. And Hank nearly al
walls kept them there. too.
Amt it awful. Mabel? They won't
let the girlies boXs in California
school oh, well. we'd hate to 40 to-
sparring carnival some night and see
o couple OF vensrs DE Milo wall9ping
each other around twenty-four foot
ring.
Ty Cobb says George Nfullin viii
be he leading pitcher IN the Amerl-
can league next season
4PoP' ANsoN SAVES 2 LIVES
Famous Ex-Basebali Player Plucks a
Brace of Lads From Icy Waters
Chicago, Dec 30--Adrain C. Arson,
one Of the best known figures in base
ball, today saved two boys from
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OKLAHOMA (WEEKL.N VS..
Six months .......... .but0
One year ............. or.
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.-pop" ANsoN SAVES 2 LIVES
Famous Ex-Basebali Player Plucks
Brace of Lads From Icy Waters

Chicago, Dec. 30--Adrain c. Arson.
lone Of the best known figures in base
bail, today saved two boys from
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New York office: n.
Special Agency, Tribune ~.
Chicago office: N. M,lx
Agency. u. s. Express bse,.
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stItIUusW UIil
Come on out the infor'
~ Robinson nev-
The slate with his bat.
An scral other PLAYERS in
wfo never touch the ball,
! II wasn't superstition that
..nefn from ii,
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An Indiana fghter has announced
his Intention OF retiring from the ring
and says heris going to be minister.
Another Indication Of the retrogres-
sion Of the manly game.
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Business office, No. 1tp,,'
son, phone rs Composing
Rooms. No. 107 w. Hsrsa y
torial Rooms. No. 107 = :
son phone 50.
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Hank ODay likes managers on the
bench, T is the gist Of an article now
in circulation And Hank nearly al
walls kept them there. too.