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Evening journal., 1914-02-28
FRIENDS TRIM
SELECT AND ARE
AFTER OTHERS

Wilmington Friends defeated
Friends Select at Philadelphia yes
terday afternoon, SO to "a. It was
the second meeting Of the teams, the
first resulting in a q to 0. score in
favor of the local boys on their own
floor Since the first game the Phila-
delphia Quakers have improved and
this improvement, coupled with the
fact that they were on their own
floor and we're encouraged by the
pressure OF a loyal band of rooters
from their own school, made them
play a better game. AS it was the
game was a wallSaway for the local
boys, who at all times had the game
in hand.
The game was featured by the ex-
pert passing Of the local team. Never
did they work better together.
The scoring started by a foul shot
by Layfield. Then Select gained
three points, a field goal and foul by
Gibboney, Selects crack forward
Soon. however Captain Taylor, Of
( Wilmington, dropped two-pointer
for Wilmington There followed q
goal by Gibboney and one by Skene.
Then Friends School started to climb
by a field goal by Taylor and Finn,
1 respectively, with several fouls b.
( Layfie,d. The score ziz-zagged
! throughout the rest of the halt rang
I ing from 1 to points. Gibboney
Gagged two points more for Select and
also some one-pointers. When
Friends needed a tally, Layfield was
on the job with either a foul or field
goal. He Gagged two pretty goals
from the side. The first half ended
IA to 12.
However, Wilmington got together
and came back strong in the secon(
period, having complete control of tn,
whole half. Select was he'd TO two
field goals, while the BLUE anG
White" scored seven two-pointers
Layfield and Finn scored soon aftei
the whistle and Captain Taylor wal
not long in duplicating Philadelphia
= managed to score a point now an,
then, especially on fouls, but thel
were completely bewildered by tn
lightning-like passing Of their oppo
nents. Hall Gagged two pretty tiel'
goals during the game and Curtis wa
stalwart guard. holding his man L
one fed goal Friends then tool
the lead.
| Friends have now won eleven on
of sixteen games and hope to vii
the two games remaining, which are
Woodbury. Fl. S., Tuesday, March
Chester II. s., Friday, March
. (evening)
The lineup and summary for yes
terday's game was as follows:
Evening journal., 1914-02-28
Y w. c. A. BAsKErBALL.

Followers Of the cage game VII be
given double bill this evening in the
y. W. G. A.. when the first and Sec
ond teams OF the Hanover Club will
tackle the first and second teams OF the
Boy Scouts OF New Castle.
New Castle has lost but two games
this year, while Hanover has been COM
pellcd TO take the short end OF the score
three time.
Last season New Castle defeated Han
over twice, once by the score OF II "a
"a and another time 9 TO 5. This will
be the first meeting of the teams this
year. Later the Hanover teams will
20 10 New Castle for return game
Evening journal., 1914-02-28
HIGH SCHOOL VS..
w. c. A. THIS AFTERNOON.

High School meets Wilmington Con-
ference Academy this afternoon. Inc
local team has been working out IN the
Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium under the di.
rection of G.. n. Meissner, the physical
director He has rounded a practically
green team into first t-class shape and
they expect to show a reversal in form
in this afternoons game.
The locals play Brown Prep next
Wednesday afternoon at Friends school
in the last home game of The season.
The following Friday they end their
schedule at Woodbury.. Their follow
ers expect them 20 land all three games
as finish to a somewhat gloomy sea
son,
Evening journal., 1914-02-28

American golf enthusiasts are in
terested in the trip of jerome ID.
Trayers, national amateur golf cham
pion, TO England this spring. He Will
sail from New York on the Oceanic
on March IL and Will compete IN the
national amateur championship Of
Great Britain, which will start at the
Sandwich course on June IS. start
Evening journal., 1914-02-28
By HAL SHERIDAN

Feb. IS Big league
faced March 1 with
fear and trembling.
IL remains for
President Gilmore,
Of the Federals, 20
usher IN the last
month OF winter AZ
a lion or a ianah.
Gilmore has called
a meeting OF the
Federals IN Chi
cago today, aud
every city IN the
beiligeTenf organi-
1dliyn - tAittAeA
10 announce SIS
complete roster of
players. A date
also viii be set for
the opening OF the
seaenn-
Evening journal., 1914-02-28
NIeHr oFF FoR BRowNsoN.

The basketball game between Brown
SON and Rcokwocd was called oil at
ilc last, minute hast night by the PHI.
edclphia five.
Manager Fitzpatrick. tho now stearef
u the team. has arranged a game for
iext FRIDAY night with the Trenton
Professionals
Evening journal., 1914-02-28
HAGLEY HIT HARD,

Hagley first lost 20 the Brownson
seconds last evening on the Brown
son floor. by a 6S TO . score.
Brownson would like to hear from
the fast all-star team OF the Hagley
Community House. formerly Mt YER
non. which consists OF w. Buchanan,
the Rowe bothers. j. Casey and c.
Smith The team has not been
beaten this season and has won is
games.
Evening journal., 1914-02-28
oRIENr SNnwEn nNnFp

Tho Y. NJ. II. A. Thirds defeated the
fast Orient five last night by the score
OF 46 to %. Gluckman and Brown
starred for the y. NJ II. a. team, while
speakman did the scoring for Oricnts
The lineup;
Y. NJ. II. A.
Evening journal., 1914-02-28
DRUM KARDS

Browns Drink Treatment never falls TO
destroy the craving for strong drink the
appetite for which cannot exiat after using
this remedy. Given In liquid with with
ont tho knowledge Of The patient. Iasteless.
81 per package. booklet free. The Dr.
Brown o., 935 Arch street. Philadelphia.
Pa, or for sale in Wilmington by Scar
borough Drug Co, Fourth and Market Sts..
and by n. b. Danforth, Second and Market
streets.
Evening journal., 1914-02-28
THE DAILY SPORT REVIEW
wIitter BOD ths United Preas.

erals. Az least Gilmore says he does.
"Big Six" Is scheduled 10 reach the
Giants training camp at Marlin To-
day. and faithful scribes can tear
him limb from limb TO see how man
could be made TO resist such tempt
ing offers. Before leaving here for
Chicago, Hacker Ward, of the Brook
iyn Federals. denied that Matty has
signed a Federal contract but added
that he wished he would.
Has organized baseball recognized
the Foderals? Baseball sharps here
today saw virtual recognition In an
alleged agreement between Ameri-
can Association and Federal League
magnates 70 arrange non-conficting
playing dates IN Indianapolis and
Kansas city. where both leagues have
teamE.
Despite the fact that he retired"
from the fight game when his bout
with Gibbons here fell through,
Packey Mcfarland today announced
that his retirement will be postponed
until after fighting jaunt to
Australia ia June. Fans here Won
der whether Packey's fancee will let
him fight after he reaches the land
Of the kangaroo.
The Giants-White Sox around-the-
world baseball players on the final
lay Of their memorable journey,
sailed from Liverpool for New York
at 6.l5 a. m. today, aboard the
Lusitania. The Cunarder is due at
New York next Thursday night. but
may not make landing until Friday
morning.
The Athletics will get down to real
work today with practice morning
and afternoon. This morning a sec
Z ond delegation Of the squad arrived
at Jacksonville. and more are ex-
pected during the day and tomorrow.
| The field is In the pink of condi-
! ton, and the men are feeling so
frisky that Connie Mack is having a
/ hard time holding them in. Some
Of the new recruits bid fair TO de-
monstrate once more Comics eagle
! eye for good material, as several
made a good impression In yester-
days tossing around.
The Phillies looked forward to a
little real work today. after having
been showed In for the first two days
of their southern trip, as the weather
has moderated considerably. and the
field has been put in condition by
scraping on the snow and putting
in a layer of sand ON the mud. While
( today's practice will be nothing more
| than light tossing round, owing
70 the continued chill in the atmos-
phere, il viii give the men the feel"
of the game for next weeks stin
! start
Evening journal., 1914-02-28
COOL SPRING BEATEN.

Friends Grammar School defeated
Cool Spring five yesterday afternoon,
"a to IL.
The Friends took the lead IN the
first part OF the game and held It.
The lineup:
Evening journal., 1914-02-28

Field goais--tsibboney o; Shen''
Fiinn. 3: Hslil. ,; Laylield, (; Taylor
3. Foul goals Gihbeney 10; lay
feid. :: Finn. ,. Fouls committed
Friends Select. H.. Wilmington. -.
Time OF halyes-20 minutes. Rciclec~
Bneizcl.
Evening journal., 1914-02-28

VFRCOATs CLEANED. DYED AND
" renovated. Phone MACKENZIE S. No
907 Shpley 81. nov4-f-
Evening journal., 1914-02-28

ing so early, Trayers will have the
advantage over Francis Ouimct, the
national professional champion, who
will sail about a month later. rravers
wishes TO familiarize himself with the
Sandwich links and TO become ac-
customed to the British climate be-
fore the match opens. He is a mem
ber of the Upper Montclair On. j.
CnnnirV clnh
Evening journal., 1914-02-28

mittee has made the following en-.
nouncement.
Horses called at O'Clock. start l.sc
each day.
TUESDAY, JULY 2l.
2.25 Pace Purse. e................ $500
2l4 Pace. Purse................. 1906
2.l7 1rot Purse ..............s9 5000
WEDNESDAY, JULY p.
Trot for 3-yearolds. Purse .... s30c
2.25 Trot. Purse. sc................. $500
2.20 Pace. Purse. se................. $500
THURSDAY. JULY 49,
2ll Pace. Purse. $500
2.20 Trot. Purse. rse.................. $500
2.l4 lrot. Purse. se................. 5000
2.ll Pace. Purse. rsc.................. $500
Entries close Tuesday. July IA. Roc.
ords made that day no bar.
Conditions.
National Association rules to govern.
unless otherwise specified. Right re-
served TO change order of program or
reject any entries Entrance ) per cent;
per cent. additional deducted money
from money winners. Money divisions
80. 25. 10 and 10 per cent Races, mile
heats, 3 in o., except in colt trot, which
will be mile heats. 2 In 3. Six to enter.
-four TO start. Hopples allowed, except
IN colt race. No horse can receive more
than one money. No conditional entries
accepted; all entries treated as straight
entries. During the race all starters
must use the paddock Usual weather
clause prevails, and any race not started
on or before Thursday, July %. may he
declared oil at option of association. No
entry postmarked later than II m. July
10 win be accepted. Horses must be
drawn according TO rule II. Address 5.
II. Wilson, secretary, Wilmington. H.
r.. Wallace, president.
State Fair Racing.
For the Delaware State FAIR races
September 7, s, o, 10 and IL the commit
CONTINUED on Page Twelve)
Evening journal., 1914-02-28
Cool Spring

Field BriutoE. g: Taylor. 2;
WorthinEton, .; Smith. ?: Jenckes,
1: Mckay, 1; Truss. l: Whitehead, L.
Foul Mckay, ?: Truss, 81;
Brinton. ! +; Jenckes. !. Referee
Megear. Scorer-Kruse. Timekeep-
er-Hoopes
Evening journal., 1914-02-28
Baseball
Odds andEnds
CLASSES FOR YEARS
RAGING ARE MADE UP

ciation races on July p. p, %, the com.
mittee has made the following an
nouncement:
Horses called at ] o'clock. Start ]. sc
each day.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-08
Gil 10 fentillG pditudn pmistt
&11OO.

YbiIabeIpbia, ioulut. 29 p. =
StoIiaEoinen Ssbastian Wiraco, 10.
fa oil eldnpt oman pubeenIa idlfeen
tpmmeneIld fentiIId p6imdn ia idds'
tdnpt sabben ipupben altoona itIeIleen
5 100 pubbasta raboa, ioutui rii.
taan erddn iaIopoIiiTin fansia, Pun
tdmd oSti bdnen raboilIaan Wica.
role patton.
gDicaro oil pibeitp fauan aifaa
toupun9in talolla diliDsfd, filld at
foa FUN iaIopoIiiiit ottimot iehpdS
bdnestd. S6n oil ndet oIIut fanan
aifoa iairaoIosia tparaitomien pfas,
toIIa, ioSTa ban oil fertonut tuIIeenIa
toimeen fpmmeneIld fentiIld pGifp6m.
poIiiiit Iastipat bdnet pois iairaa.
laSta reluisIoan, fpaan Fun ultona
oil fplmd IN miesid poIeli, tuIi po.
Iiifi beIIdipbdmiIefii ia Osh bdneIIe
pddIpstofin, iofa oil mieben mieIes.
I'd rSine." Rum ban fuuIi, etS fe
oil bdnen omiIla raboiIloan Osieita
ia ettd banen iairaaloIaSfuifin oil.
mot mofieiut panffifioitnfIesiaon,
tuIi bdn raitpoon t,ioIlaiissio tublaa.
ipaiIuubesta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-08
3aaS fainaIa l5btB.

Nep gorf, iouluf 20 y. Saa.
fen on uufi fomaIu murbaiuitu tulIut
pdimdn uaIoon poIiiiin IDpbeitpd
erddsid pattilaatifosta mieben run.
min, iofa oil nuoriIla fbottu mitd
luonnottomimpaan oientoon. cd.
mdn IDpbDn be tefipdt phi Itreetin
no:u Al eoestd, ionne laotiffo fidI.
Iptiineen oil beitettp. 2aoiifto oil Ia,
tetip toIon ebustoIle fotufdptdpdne
ia ionoiipat iiIminnSfiidt, ettd fen tot
mainittuun poitfaan fotf poifosta,
lptGten itd fdiitdrrpilId.
Run Iaatiffo aufaistiin poIiiIin
ldsndolIesia, tuli tubanIittoin pGteG
moitituIle fabulle ia noiiet, iotta nd.
fipdt ndpn, tuIiwat bpsteriIitF.
9apiet oIitpot IeiffimdsId fabuIa
Ia noiiet oIifpat oStof iaoan, Fun Ia.
tua mpbten tuIi faffi miestG Iptdten
fdiifdrrpilld Iaotitfoa. Euo ei berdt.
tdnpt mitddn erifoista buomiota fen.
tdbben, eitd feDd oil nieita muitatin
Iamanloifia tpebteitd fuIusIa bebeI.
md ir fasmistoupaua.
Run lootiffoa ei fufaan forianut
fotutdptdpdlid, iobon miebet fen
beiitifpdt, foboten ipdfiiouffoon tuIi
taIonomistoio uteliaaff Ia meni Cat.
omoon ftd, IDptden laotifot nIdItx
mieben poboin iiItpotun ruumiin.
Woinoioua oil pdduddu finistd
ierge'ton9osta oIetpot bouIut la pat.
ia. iotfa oIiwot oinoot mieben inn.
tomerfit. Uliutoinfin oil ruumis
niin poboin pibeItp, END oil ,oi,pon
mobootointo bdntd tuntea.
poIiiii tutfii oFda. : n, y. Il.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-08

ton oil Iomaretfeud. WlitF IdbH bdu
lomalIe ainoastaan matfalanteu mu
canaan ia milf poistui bdn latfo'
aIueeIta = iofa nopeasti on muo.
bostumosia fotafentdtfi, iaapuneis'
ta tieboiSta pddttden - Etd ei mp1s,
fddn ieIitettp.
~paitIi benfituartioita ieurofi Wtac
Nausbtonia erds g. . Donneu, TO-
ia oil tuntemaion fa faiiposmirfailijot.
ia hntemille. 6dn oil pbtd tuppiIu,,
fuin toiietfin ieurueesta.
Wto cNou9btonin fdpnti iai aifaan
fiibtoa poifoaiien tpDpdest5n ia 6.
g. clifton piirisfd. Subu, ettd 0luc
Nausbton ebfd nemtpotteIeifi Wope.
rim fansio, iofa oil piefiettp, ammut
tn, tuebettp piitin fatuia ia farfotett,l
fuparialueelta, fieIIettiin. W&oper ia
moi, ettd ie oil cgtausbton, iofa
ianoi: sos ie fosfaan palaotte ia
eaifin tdnne, min teibdt birtetddn!"
W. s. ReilIp, mainarien Iiiton or.
9aniieeraaia, ndbtiin Nep @auIt 10.
teaisia. 9dneItd fpfpttiin mabboIIi.
iesta neuipotteIusta Mo cNausbtonin
ia Woperin fansIa.
rUtitda SopaamasIa Wloperia2"
utsIi @eillp. rWocyausbton ei us
folla ftd tebbd."
.Ytifd bpndnId Wocyausbtonin
matfon tarfotus lieneefin on Ie tdr
fedstd merfitpfiestd, ianopat ne.
iotfa tuntemat Wlicbisanin fupari'
aIueen oieman. Se on fpuin tdrfed
pafottamaan alueelta poistumaan
mieben, iofa tuntee aieman iota puo.
len parbaiten.
7 Observation-Disclosures pubteamista
ennustetaan SaIumeiisIa Wppertn
iaopuesia finne: Wioper ianoo pa
Iaapania tafaiIin GaIumeiiin niin
plan Putin poranee. SairaaIasIa ia
notpot lddtdrit bdnen paraniutpan
tpiifon Fidnd."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-08

ton OF 2obor liiton ebustaia tulee
mp5sfin olemaan IamaSia fotont.
iesia.
Ganoo SiaSIebn taate,pam
ampnian.
Run Noper Sb'casOsia fai EeI,piI.
le beputi 9insIepu tefemdn ieIostut.
len, ettd bdn (SinsIep) oIiF pelas'
tanut Utoperin pdtiioufon faRsid
Min ilmoihi 6 g. 2iiton prefibentii
9inslepn olIeen bdnen buoneesfaan
boteatsIa flloin- Fun bp5tfdps Ia.
pobtri ia SinsIep tietda fufa amput'
bdntd ia fetfd oIitpot bomman JOB.
tobentil5itd.
Ufoper ilmoitti olenanIa bptpiI.
lddn, Jos bdn poiIi toimia pbbesid
plimddrdiien fppttdidn NicbolFn
fans1o, iofa paraiuaan iutfii Nlope
rim farfoittamisiuttua. ySdn t,iIee
plan iaamaan minun atpustustant1,
fanot Woper.
NoSipo tot iaaliinia tafaiiim.
2estitpiitfona iImoitettiin, ett6 fe
tpalofumausfone, ioua funnuniain
iouefobautoiaifsta otettiin .eIdtpia.
eutpia" ia iota ftten Iaman pdipdn
iltana ialaperdifesti mara stettiin, on
tuotu tafaifin iban terpenna Ia Cos.
femattoman: iamoin mp1sfin fufpa.
leppt otpat fofonaan riffomat attomia.
Warfaan, toi olifo ie monitosia
eiiintppd tparas, idIilIe ei ole onnis.
tuttu pddIemddn eifd beistd ole Iai.
finfaan tietoa. - Woron tpbt meni.
pdt aitpan buftaan. Silmeid ei Iaa.
nut fparasietuff, futen meinaf, Rud
ne oIiipat talletettuna fasIafaapisia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-08
ylei$id uuti$ia.
&mpariiaaren laffo.
9outafunnan pddt1s Stalian baolil
btuneen onnettomuuben

topabtuneen onnettomuuben
iobboSta.
pdiipdl.bben mufaan;
2uolemanIpiben tutfinnosia, iofa
toimitettiin Galumet topnibipisia
ioulufuun 20 pdimd 1918, fuoIe'
manipiben tutfiian William Sisberin
luona ,euraamain benfil5iben fuole'
man iobbosta, iofa topobtui StaIian
baalilla Galumetisia ioulmtuun "a
pdipd 1913 (OnnettomumbesIa fuol'
leioen nimet, iotfa otpat 10 oaeet
iulaistuna tdsId lebbeeid) on Iauta.
funta tulIut fiben pddt1fieen, ettd
moinitmien benfil5iben fuoleman at
beutui t,ifebtumifesta, iofa aiheutut
fiitd, ettd beibdn fullottiin portoiiiin,
iotfo iobtiipat Stalian baaliin misid
iiaoin ipietetiiin iouluiublaa naiSten
union toimesta IaffoIaisten lapiiue,
paimoilIe Ia miebille ioaoin ipntpi
pafofaubu Fun iofu Iautafunnalle
iuntemotnn bentilD, iofa oil fidud
baalisia, buff fire" Edmdn IiidfIi
on lautafunnon iieiood tlllmt, ettd
baaliin ei Iaefettu tetddn benfiI1d.
iofa ei ndpttdnpt union idienforttia
eli iota ei tunnettu. 2opuff on la,t
tatunta tobismsten mufaan tullut
iiiben pddiDfieen, eitd fanfaIoifue,
lddfdreille, paIofuntolaiiille ia ibe'
rtIfin benfiI5funnaue on annettama
mnnustus len pifatIen toiminnan
ioboosta, iota be pioittipat foetta'
esiaan pelastaa pnnettomia.
Burt 8nrnbam, eiimies.
Soccb pefonen,
Wlatt Shop,
Dan Yaucb,
Socob Gallo,
Seorse S. EaIbot,
Williom Sisber, tunIeman'
ipiben tuttiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-08
2afimies 6iltonin lauiunto.

CurttUIeo Q'IoUIH luuIuHtp.
Saastatteliiamme pubui lafimies
!6iltonin fansIa fpipen mum muas'
"a bdnen mielipibettddn Stalian baa'
lilo topabtuneen onnettomuuben to.
tia pioe,tdpdn fuolemanipiben TUT
tinnon iubteen. 9ofimies 6ilton, io'
ta on oqut iaopupilla fuolemanipi'
ben tutfinnosia fanoi:
rUlinun mielestdni on tmtfinto ai'
man ptRpuoltnen eli oifeammin ia.
noen on fe naurettatpaa. Sddnn5ai.
Iesti omat ne tobistaiat, iotfa otpat
fertoneet ndbneenid Giti5enS allian'
cen nopin fen mieben rinntapielesid,
iofa buu!i otpelta fire, tuleet hp'
min anfaran fuuIusteIun alaiIefF.
Toiiinaau otpat fpipmpfiet oIleet
fiiben iuuntaon, eHd on ndpttdnpt
iltd, ettd fpaSta uffa on tabbott,i
iaaba mddrdttppn luuntaan.A 9dn
Ianoi, ettG Iautofunta irilee foifeSta
pddttaen ontamoa Iauiunnon, ettd
StoIian baaIiIla tapabtinut onnetto'
muus on iuoranainen topaturma.
Bun fpieIimme, ioSfo bdn tulee toi'
mittomaan mitddn fuulustelua, Min
'anoi bdu, ettd bdneue ei ole inohi
tiIaiIuutta tutfinnon pitdmiIeen. 2un
fpieIimme, iosfo bdn oifoo iaoba
mpDbempdd tuttimusta aiian job
boSta, Min anoi ban oIepanIa iitd
mieltd, ettd ieuaiien tutfinnon pitd'
minen Ell iuottaiIi minfddnIaifa iii'
IofIia.
Gbeueen fertoi bdn, ettd bdn tiIee
pootimao ON Wloperin forfoittamisiu'
iun iuuriurpn tuitiitapafF. 6dn tn
lee fesfusieIemaon allan iobbosio
pIimddrdiien pIeifen ippttdidn, lott
mites yucboltn tdnSld. pdn Ct tut
tenfaon aiio otioa afaa eiiae ennen'
fuin Moper on iaopunnt tofoiiiu
fup rio IueeIIe. 9iistotiItono iai bdr
Woperilta idbfDionomon, iosia bdr
Tim oittaa oIetpania paronemaor
pain ia toitpotponia tpoiba plan pa
lota tofoiiin Iotfoolueeue.
2uporioIueen lotfoIoifue.
WiimeiTesTa Wliner's BuIIetinisio
on ieuruoipo iuIistus auporioIueer
loffolaiIille:
gbbpsmoIioin ip6Rbteerin tpaItuu
tetiu ebustoio on porboiIaon oIfo'
masfa tutfimuffen tdud olueello
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-08
Saaitntfen tptminta ei tbpbptd
fntpern11riG.

Big Rapibs, Micb, tammit. 3 p.
= 2upern1Sri Serris oil ipptpmd'
t5n Fun ban iai tdnddn tieidd ettG
Ybbpsnaltain oifeusbepartementti
on nimiitdnpt DbbpspaItain piirila.
timieben 9opmanin Sranb Rapib
Fsta tutfimaan 6 & clifton preHben
tin Woperin farfoittomista fupari'
aIueeIta.
.On tummallista, eitd be eitpdt an.
taneet meibdn boitaa ftd aEaa, al
nafin iiiben asti FUN poimamme
oIifmat riittdneet", fanoi bdn. rUli'
nd en- peIfdd tarfastufien toimeen.
panemista, pdinpastoin piban niis
I'd, mltta mifffd ei meibdn anneto
bottaa omia afoitamme2 81 ole mi
tddn ipitd, ionfa mutaan Dbbpspal
tain bollitus motif iefaantua mainit
tuun fpipmpfIeen. Wte ainoastaar
oootimme Wtoperin palaamista to
biStamaan."
9aaitufien ebustaia Densmore or
ilmoittanut, eitd ban ei moi ipieId II
moittaa minfddnIaifia ebbotuffa 10
ipinnon aifaan lamista tparten, 2u
tpernSDri ilmoitti oIepania melteir
nddnnpffisiddn fuporialueeIIa tapob
tuneioen afiain tatia ia tpiettdpdnia
Iopun wiiffoa tddud oIemasia To-
biSIaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-08
MRa tnlee fnmriurba tntfittaiuafi

Wtoperin forfoiitamiSta fosfepa
iuttu tulee fdTiieItdp6tfi poraillaan
foosIa oewosIo Iuuriurpn istunnos
ia 9ou9btonisia. Suomari S'8rien
Infi Ioutofunnan i6IenilIe ne Iatipp
fdIdt, iotfa fosfemot ieuaiSta rpDs
it'd, iofa tuIi Wloperin oIaff.
YIimddrdinen ippttdid NicboIs
buomautti tuomori . 9rieni(Ie mat
nitiua iuttua fostetpia ieitfoia ia
Ientofio pitt tuomari iopipana teb
bd fiiid IautofunnoIIe buomoutufiia,
Wield ei tiebetd miIIoin Iuuriurp t,t
lee tuttimaan moinittua aiiaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-08
@Dber iaapmn tataiiim.

@b'edgc, Su fommif. 3 p. : pre.
ibentti Woper, iofa forfoitettiin tpil-
me ipiifoIIa fuporioIueeIta oitoo pa
lata totoiiin emf fpiiton oIusia.
Woper tuIee oiiomoan oiao Micbi
gan Seberation Of 4obor Iiiton TO.
foufIeen, iota pibetddn ioIIoinfin
ennen iommifuun fobbeiiotoisto pai'
mod 2oniinsisfa. american Ssbera.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-21
A Toilet Set of Paris
ian Ivory
Drug Dept.)

Do you want to buy Q set
Of Partisan Ivory at an ex-
traordinary saving? Brush,
mirrors, combs, nail buff
fers, hat brush, clothes
brush, etc. This 10 an of
fer you can't afford to
overlook. Select any three
of the above articles and
secure the third low o.
est price, one for only JC
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-21
Stamped Breakfast
Caps, Csc Value

(Art Dept.)
New styles and designs In
fine sheer batlste, lazy
daisy and French knot, an
exceptional offer at o.
this low price for. JO
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-21

Brainerd and Arm
strong Ernb. Silks
Roman Rope and twisted,
all lines in all oolors, very
special for this sale event.
regular 20 q skoin, 8 o.
skeins for .-........ JC
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-21

Bleached Charnois
Extra good quality in a
white soft Chamois; size
7 by 9 inches; a very IN
usual value; special a.
for this sale. ........ JJ
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-21

Csc Jewerly Spell, &c
Cuff Links, Bar Pins. Col
lar and Pin Sets In gold
and enamel finish, regu-
larly sold for $50. now o.
at .............. w
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-21
Stamped Baby Bibs
zoe Value
iA.x R.AA

In fleece lined pique, an
absorbent material, good
designs, easily worked;
special offer for this o.
event at ......... JO
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-21

Gauzc isle Summer
Vests
Ono Of tho best qualify
Ladies' Vests, made with
crochet top, linen draw
string, extra long, vests
that are worth almost o.
doubley a feature at JC
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-21

Big Sack of Candy &c
To prove our Candy Dept.
holds the record for giving
full measurS and quality
for the least money.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-21
Stamped Aprons
(Art Dept>

kensington or Tea Aprons
stamped on flne batiste,
simple designs, edge to be
finished with lace, a sps-
ciaIly good value at 25ot
for this saIe o.
event 80. .sT@~r~,N w