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tn use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
an<l has been made under his per­
sonal supers isiou sin«« its iuftuicy.
Allow no one to deceive you iu this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and •• «Ju*t-a»-gi»od ” are but
Experiments that tride with and endanger the health of
Infanta and Children—Experience against Experiment
Had
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ALWAYS
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The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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Of the Christian Church
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County.
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Report of
Meeting
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The annual convention of the
Christian church of District No. 6,
Lane county was held at Franklin,
beginning Thursday, Oct. 8, and end
ing Saturday Oct. 10.
Tbe convention was largely iitten
ded and the program as before pub
lisbed was carried out with enthu­
siasm.
Thursday morning the meetii g
opened with a soul string sei mon by
J. 8. McCallum, of Eugene.
Tbe sessions resumed at 1.30 p. n
with W. A. Wood in the chair wl <
wan appointed president in Mrs. A
Bailey's place. The chair appoint e<
tbe following committees:
Nominations—Mrs. E. E. Millet.
Cottage Grove; Mrs. A. J. Nigl.
ewander, and Mis. M. Cox, Frauklln
Program—D. E. Olson, Eugene ;
11. C. Beeman, Franklin; 1. N
Mulkey.
Enrollment—Miss Rose lit e hii ,
Franklin ;jMrs. J. A. Bushnell, June
tion.
Entertainmnt — Mrs. B. C. Beeman,
Franklin; Mrs. Effie Dennie, Frank
lin; Mrs. L. Richardson, F'ranklin.
Future work—J. A. Bushnell, June
tion; M. Richardson, Fern Ride; D.
E. Olson, Eugeue.
The afternoon was taken up with
dl,-< UHsiou«, addressee, etc.
FRIDAY’S SESSIONS.
Friday's work opened with the
usual devotions, D. E. Olson, sec­
retary
aud «vaiigeliat tor Lane
county, read hie report as follows.
“As
county secretary from
Oct. 4, 1902 to Oct. 9, 1903, 1 hive
written 100 letters, sent out 1000
pledges, 100 pamplets, raised 8207.77
for evangelistic work. From eburubee
and
individuals 1 have received
tbe following: Tbe convention of
Oct. 4, 191*2, 90 cents; Bro. Bushnell,
treasurer, 81.00; Eugeue church,
Ml.00; Irving, 811.25; Elmira, 84.25;
Lorane, 89.6.5; Plvasairt Hill, 813.32;
t'ottac- liiove, 838.50; Franklin,
86.00; Fern Ridge, *21.50; Hebron,
813.00; Hadleyville, 816.10; Llewel­
lyn, 88.65; Juuction, 815.75, Waiter-
eille, 81.20; l-aucaater, 83.75; F. E.
Billington, 81.00. Money expended
durng tbe year For advertising aud
printing. 810.25; for Irving meeting
held by E. R. Moon, 810.00; foreran
gelistic work by D. E. Olson, 8260.00.
Total expeuse« for tbe year. 8270 25.
Total receipts, 85307.77. indebted­
ness to Oct. 8, 1903. 862.48.
“As Lsne county evangelist from
April 1, l'.kfl, to Oct. 4, 1903, 1 have
preached 00 M-rmoos; erected one
church at Coburg, repriwenting a
ralua of 81500; repaired the church
at Lorane, improvements amounting
to about 8100; remodeled tbe church
at Thurston to the amount of 8500;
repaired the Springfield church at a
cost of 8500; dedicated three houses
of worship; laptized 22 persons, re­
ceived three from other eburebs, and
nine into fellowship by statement.
Making a total of 34 additions and
82,807.77 put in church work.
“Respectfully submitted,
D. E. Olson,”
“Lane county secretary and evan­
gelist.”
Tbe report was discussed and ac­
cepted unanamiously.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Tbe report of tbe nominating com­
mittee banded in the folowing names
who were elected by a large majority :
President—F1. E. Bilington, Cot­
tage, (irove.
Vice President—M. F. Horn,
Eugene.
Secretary—D. E. Olson, Eugene.
Treasurer—J. A. Bushnell, Junc­
tion.
REPORTS OF CHURCHES.
The remainder of the day was occu
pied according to tbe published pro­
gram, which included the treasurer’s
report and report of churches aud Y.
P. S. C. E's. Cottage Grove gave a
good report of 170 members by Mrs.
Miller; Pleasaut Hill, memliers in
good standing 141, by Mrs. Wheeler;
Junctiou, 60 membere, by J. A.
Bushnell; Eugene, 600 enrollment;
Faruklin, 45; Irving, 15; Lancaster-
Coburg, 20; Thurston, 20; Spring
field, 25; Lorane, 25; Badleyville, 18;
Hebron, 75.
SATURDAY.
The sessions Saturday were just as
interesting us on the previous days.
The report of the committee on future
work was read as follows: “We your
committee on future work submit the
following:
“1.—Recommend that we pay the
praaant Indebtedness by Jan. 1, 1904.
“2.—That we continue the same
plan of work for raising money as
was pursued last year.
“3.—That
wo employ a county
evangelist a* soon as the means are
iu sight.
“4.—That the next place of meeting
lie determied by the convention.
“J. A. Bushuell,
“M. Purkeraon,
“D. E. Olson.
“Committee.”
Cottage (irove was chosen as tbe
next place of m.<eting. to lie held ou
Thursday following the first Bunday
iu October, 1904.
The remainder of tbe day was de-
voted to devotions and music aud tbe
convention adjourned sine die.
GETTING READY
rO SHIP SHEEP
Twenty-Five Hundred More
Start for
Frisco
Went
Into
Dead.
B ars the Signature of
THE ANNUAL
CONVENTION
W. Hodes, one of the proprietors
of the
Steam Lauudry,
aud ,
—. g . or
rue Eugene
r.ugeus ou-«.-..
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vzICl j Oscar Faust, a collector for the Iroy ,
Ijauudry, had a m¡sunderstending on
the street this morning and came to :
blows. They both appeared before
Police Judge Dorris this afternoon at
3 o’clock. The judge decided that
Faust was to blame (or the fracas
aud lined him 85 and costs, which
in Wood was paid. The charge against Hodes
was dismissed.
the
Honse and Dropped
Clnxtoria is a harmless ^bstitute for Castor Oil, Pare­
goric, Drops and Hoothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
c ntaius neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
taihsUmce. Its age is it» guarantee. It destroys Worms
and «day» Feverishness. It cure» Diarrhrea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipatiou
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tbe
Stomach and Bow« is, giving healthy aud natural sleep.
Tbe
Children’s Pamicea—The Mother’s Friend.
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CKNUINE
Been Wheeling
and
What is CASTORIA
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Lined îor Ligùliog.
R . B. Mallam,
Soldier, Expired Sud
denly.
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'attended. Other matters were dis-
ICussed aLd satifeactiuu was expiessed
I by ail over the good tbe exchange
i has accomplished during the year.
Will
Tomor.
row.
(Daily Guard, October 14.)
J Pickard A Stewart are today pre­
paring to make another big shipment
of aheep to San Francisco. the care
having arrived today.
They will send in the neighborhood
of 2500 bead at thia shipment oc­
cupying 24 or 25 cars.
A crew of men will go along with
the train to look after the aheep.
BIG ENROLLMENT
AT PUBUC SCHOOLS
(Daily Guard, October 14.)
R. B. Mallam, an aged man who
resided alone at 422 West Sixth Over 1150 Pupils Enrolled
street, was found dead in his house '
to
the Present
today at noon. Tbe old gentleman '
Time.
was last seen alive this morning'
abut 9:30 o'clock when be was wheel
ing in some wood from tbe street.
Superintends! A. F. Bechdolt of
Miss Mabel Fisk wbo resides next I the public schools today gave the
door went over to Mr. Mallam’s * Guard some figures on the enrollment
bouse at noon aud was horrified to
of the city schools.
find him lying dead on a rear porch
On October 10th there was a total
with bis head resting on a sawbuck. enrollment of 1105aud*sincettheii, the
The young lady notified ber folks supernteudeut says there have been
and neighbors aud Chas. Beadle, a at least 50 more enrolled, swelling
close friend of the old man's, aud the total to over 1150. The number
others soon arrived. The body was | aetally entitled to seats on Oct. 10,
carried to a tied and the coroner sent 1084. The High School alone has
for. rl be cause of death was no doubt' an enrollment of 240.
heart trouble, as several times before
Superintendent Bechdolt says the
tbe old gentleman bad fainted away schools are all crowded aud be doesn't
and but for immediate assistance hardly know what to do with all the
would perhaps have died.
pupils. The opening of the new
Mr. Mallam was about 72 years of High School building is anxiouly
age. He was a member of the local *
awaited.
post of G. A. R , having served ini
tbe civil war in Co. M, 1st Minnesota 1
Artillery. He leaves a daughter,
Mrs. Ed Purkerson, residing on
Fern Ridge, wbere|he also formerly
lived, selling his farm about two
years ago and moving to Eugene.
CORONERS' INQUEST.
The Ingham and Zimmer Vinegar
Coroner C. B. King held an inquest
Factory Spreads Pros­
over the remains this afteruon at 2
o'clock. Tbe following were selected
perity.
as tbe jury: W. M. Sherman, Chas.
Beadle, John Ingbam, V. R. F'uller,
An institution which is distributing
1’. R. Ream and J. S. Stiles. Tbe a large amount of money among the
jury rendered a verdict to tbe effect Laue county farmers is the Ingham
that deceased came to bis death from & Zimmer vinegar factory at Pearl
natural causes.
and East Fourth streets.
Tbe coroner m going through the
The factory, which has now been in
old man’s clothes found in three operation for some time, is grinding
different purses money to the amount up from 800 to 1000 bushels of apples
of 8192.75, most of which was in gold. per day, and is at present employing
DISTRIBUTING
5 MONEY FOR APPLES
ten men.
The factory pays 86 per
tou for apples, and creates a market
for the fruit that has usually been
left on the ground or trees by the
farmer to rot or be eaten up by the
hogs. Thousand of dollars are being
distributed throughout the county in
this
way.
Ont McDonald Will Spend Twelve
and a Half Days in
STOLE DEMIJOHN
Th» signature,
Assembly was conduced by Dr.
Bechdolt this morniug. lhe students
were favored with a vocal »olo by
Miss Ella McAllister, accomaiued by
Miss Maud ltensmore, piano, and
Miss Alicia McElroy, violin.
The Amicitiau society has posted
the following program for their meet­
ing Friday evening, October 16th:
Instrumental
music, Hendershott
Brothers, and Paul Stauffer; roll
call; extemboraneous speeches; de-
pBte—“Jtesolved, that the United
States could aud should solve tbe
negro question by transporting tie
negroes to a foreign country.”
Affirmative—Evans, Kerr; negative—
Crow, Smith.
Football spirit has seemingly died
CASTOR ¡A
We are Making • •»••A Change in *---L
^E will sell Groceries for the next
3o Day» at prices never bef< re
heal'd of in Eugene. Call and be con­
vinced that we mean wbat we say
Phone
Red 1211.
This Popular^Remedy
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Rheumatism, Neural-
V U Dlj' gia> Sprains, Bruises,
Burns, Lame Back, Stiff Joints, C rue.
Bunions and Chilblains, and all in-
tlammatiou of Man or Beast.
TESTIMONIAL:
Best Liniment
on Earth.
Jail.
(Dally Guard, October 14.)
A. man by the name of McDonald
who has been employed at Martin’s
brick yard, came to town last night
aud tilled up on booze. About 7:30
o’clock while in Etter’s saloon he saw
a demijohn of whiskey on the itar,
aud concluding that he wanted it
grabbed it and ran. Tbe bartender
gave the alarm and Policeman East
laud gave chase. Eastland not being
able to gain on the fellow who ran
out West Eighth street, Chas. Croner
came to hie assistance and caught
McDonald
near tbe Presbyteriau
church.
This afternoon he was given a hear­
ing before Police Judge Dorris, ex
officio justice of tbe peace, and was
tilled 825. Not beiug able to liquidate
be will serve
12S days in the
county jail.
FROM REV. J. J
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UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
SCHOOL OF MUSIC - EUGENE, OREGON
Superior facilities for study of Piano, Voice, Violin ()
Cello and other Stringed instruments, harmonv
com position t etc
For catalogue address
Uuiversity of Oregon” or
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I. M. GLEN, Dean.
Henry D. Baldwin, ’ Supt. Water
Works, Shullsburg, Wls., writes; “1 :
have tried many kinds of liniment, ,
but have never received much benefit,
until I used Ballard's S dow Liniment
for Rheumatism and Pains. 1 think
it the best liniment on earth *’
TESTIMONIAL.
J. W. QUACKENBUSH & SON
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Cures Sciatica.
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Vehicles, Implements, Hardware,
Rev. W. L. Riley, LL. D., Cuba *
N. ¥,, writes: “After fifteen days of
Tin and Graniteware.
excruciating pain from Sciatic Rheu-1
mat ism, under various treatments, 1
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Liniment, the first application giving
my first relief, and the second entire
EAST NINTH STREET,
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EUGENE.
relief. I give it unqualified recom­
mendation.
MONUMENTS ARRIVED
We Sell and Recommend It
■ ■ ■ • A CAR
Vincent & Co., Druggist
LOAD ....
Direct from quarries in New England.
Two more cars on tbe way.
None furnish better work.
None in the vallley handle in larger quantities,
Hence our prices ark right .
Write for booklet.
Forced to Close out!
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EUGENE GRANITE AND MARBLE Ï0®
“The White
W W MARTIN, Proprietor
Sewing Machine
lyon ’ s
OF WHISKEY
Latest improved
Models.
Call and
investigate.
French Periodical Drops
Strictlv vegetable, perfectly harmless, rure to accomplish DESIRED
RESULTS. Greatest known female remedy. Price, 81.50 perbottle.
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WMV iivn
rlth fac-simile signature on side of the bottle, thus:
A W1LUAMS MFG. CU-, Sol« Afenta. Cl«T01and. Ohio.
F ot Sale by Linn Drug Co.
MOTT’S
HANDSAKER
Schwarzschild’s
| They overcame fat
ness, irre^uUritT si
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of menstruation.” They arc “LIFE SAVERS” to F-'»
womanhood, aiding development of organs and baft Jl
known remedy for women equals them. Cannot do harnr-Jj
becomes a p'easure. «1.00 PER BOX BY MAIL Mi
b* druggists. DR. MOTT’S CHEMI JAL CO.. ClevelMiOto
PENNYROYAL PILLS
Under date of October 5th, John J.
Handsaker writes as follows from
Coquille City where be is located as
pastor of the Christain church:
For Sale by Linn Drug Co.
We are having a good rain, one that
is needed. 1 was about to say needed
to start the fall grass, but when far­
mers congratulate themselves on get­
ting their second crop of bay in be­
fore the rain, 1 guess it is not needed
for that. Vegetation is green here
all the time.
Yesterday I attended the German
Baptist (Dunkard) Brethren church
at Myrtle Point. I could almost
imagine 1 was in colonial times, aud
that the men bad stacked their guns
at the door as they came in. Sturdy-
bearded farmers who
marched
to the front seats took hearty part
without previous [notice, just at the and chose Eugene sb tbe I«1>'•*
The Eastern Clothing Company,
in the serveiee. They are men of
time
when their indebtedness for this freight rates Deing cheaper '1«
sterling worth. Everybody sings, one of Portland’s largest Clothiers, season's goods fell due.
points in tbe interior.
no organ but «e lea ier gave the with an established reputation of over
Their immense stock «< »
Not
being
able
to
find
another
loca
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W. O. Heckert, the well known different tones aud urged all to count 10 years for carrying only the highest tion in Portland, adequate to dispose worth of Men’s, Boy», 1 1
grades of men’s, boys and children’s
contractor of Eugeue, and Miss Laura time.
Clothing,
Shoes and Fora«“*
clothing, shoes and furnishing goods, of their large stock, this unfortunate etc., has been moved into t e
Herron were married at tbe home of
were forced from their building, time, they were compelled to move
the bride's mother, Mrs. Barclay, 12
which was leased over their heeds, I their stock where they could realize store room at
miles - uth of Corvallis, Oct. 7, 1903;
on it auickly to save their good name,
Rev. Reeves, of Corvallis, officiating.
About
twenty five relatives and
’*0*
W .< r. tin
be soid out at retail for 33S l>er cent less than manufacturers’cost. For»!'».
1-
friends were present. At 10 o’clock
1 reday, October 15th, at 9 a. m. and continuing up to Saturday, November Sth.
Hmid n copious shower of rice, tbe
' Mens’s extra heavy wool S«*
All wool Blue Serge, a dandy
couple left by private conveyan-e for
At a business session of the Eugene Do not miss this rare opportunity
for
815.00
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50 cent kind.................
Junction City, where they took tbe
Commercial Club last|i>igbt the forest
Men’s “President” ^'»PeBder‘
of getting the biggest bagaine in Extra flue suits, worth 817.50,
train for Eugene, their futu*e home.
reserve question was discussed. At­
latest.style and pattern........89 85 Men's silk embroidered J-u»pe
Clothing, Furnishing, etc., ever
The popular bride is one ut the
torney L. E. Bean made an address
i ders, worth 75c and M ••
offered to the people of Eugene, as Stylish dress suits in all the
most distinguished
of
Benton
with reference to the proposed with­
Men’s 81.50 and 11.75
C " Hat«.
County's youug ladies. She was born
you may never be able to get a chance
latest
styles
and
shades,
equal
drawal of townships 16 and 17, s r 4 like thia again.
and raised iu tbe southern part of
shades ........................
to the finest, 827.50 and 835
east, and showed that if township 16
that county where she grew to
Below we quote a few price« to
-Men’s *2.50 Black Fedora»,
tailor made garment
............. 812.48
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especially was withdrawn aud placed
womanhood, Mr. Heckert is formerly
Men’« Corduroy Pants
show what tremendous sacriflees we
iu proposed reserve it would be detri­
OVERCOATS
of Co rvai 1 is, but for the last three
are making. Just think of tbe fol­
Boys’ bib overall»,
j
mental to the farmers ajacent to
All our overcoats will be sold at 33 Men's and Boys’ C«P*>
months bus beeu operating iu con-
lowing propoeitions and remember
Blue River and upper McKenzie and
per cent less than
tracting aud building at Eugene.
that all goods priced jn this adver
rer- ­ i and one third
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cent grade
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would also be a great drawback to the
bdv C°,t* 11 wil* pay you to v,8it 08 ttr8t Boy'» Corduroy Paots.
tisement
can
be
brought
back
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Blue River mines.
and get our prices.
time during the sale:
cent grade....................
On motion of Mr. Bean, Hons. S. II.
Men's flue Trousers in Worsted
Friendly and F. M. Wilkins were
_aud stripes, worth 83.50 to *5
SHOES
appointed to draft a memorial asking
anywhere”.. ............ “ “IT95
The newly elected officer» of the
A
fine
suit
of
men
’
s
clothing,
that the townships tie not included
Eugene Real Estate Exchange M«
Men’s Box Calf
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all to match for
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83 45 Men a extra good Pants, the kind
in the reserve, the said memorial to be
sumed their duties at a meeting held
that will wear and vou pay 82.50
Men'« White Brother» «
This salt is positively worth 810.
addressed to congress and forwarded
last ti igbt in Svarverud A Calkins'
to *3.50 for anywhere
*1 45
Shoes, worth M
to the Oregon delegation with seal of Men s fine suits in Cheviots and
Men’s
Patent Colt (>o** ,
office. The new officers are: T. F.
Scotch Plaid .....................
|| 98 Youth's fine suit» *5 and *15___ *1 95
the club and signature of the officers.
Garrett, president; W. W. Calkins,
Welt,
»6
to 86 shoe»
A
big
line
of
Boys
’
and
Children's
Worth 812.50.
secretary; C. S. Farrow, treasurer,
Ladi«a’. Children'» »o<l ^
Men » splendid suits in Caesi-
suits to pick from. Come early little Gents' Shoe* »t *»* 1
M. Svarverud spoke Interestingly
meree and Fancy Worsted
of the National irrigation Congress
86 45 Men’» fancy Golf Shirts, worth 81
39c prices.
Worth 815.00.
at Ogden, Utah, recently, which be
•Men'» fancy Dress Shirts, worth
These are ail op t°-d8*’’1 »i
T. A. Gilbert has purchased tbe in­ Al! wool Clay Wosted suit
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87 9$
•1.50 ..............................
terest of bis partner. Mr. W» l«b. in
55c Don’t confuse thi* •
Doo t fail to see these eiita. Other
the Gilbert-Welch shoe store in this stores will charge you 813 50 to 815.00. Men’s heavy wool Sock», 3o cent
closing out sale*, etc.
kind...........
city and is now sole proprietor. Mr.
15c
W>l h baa sole ownership of tbe
Albany I ranch according to tbe deal.
Positively no goods sold and no one is » ’
until 9 o'clock Thnrwiav. October 15. 19OS.
Boii.ie Lewter, night clerk at tbe
Cor CbarnelVm and Eighth Streets. Be sure
I HJfntu House, has returned from a
I hunting trip in the mountains.
clothinc company mf
BOOK STORE
FORCED OUT
The Terrible Calamity that has befallen
a Large Clothing Company
Hedert-Beiron
DISCUSSED THE
FOREST RESERVE
Gilbert Now Sole Owner.
To Cure a Cold in One Day ?
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine TaMeu.
out at tne IDgb School since their interest the e
" e •* *«nie. .H,
defeat last Saturday. Tbe boys bave
Webster Kincaid . .
not teen out to practice thia week. ( «laut, has returned’.,
Manager Booth aud Coach Bryson
are thoroughly disgusted with tbe ac­
tions of tbe students. To bave a I
football team tbe players must get 1
out aud practice and must be sup­
ported by tbe students. Manager Hu Kind »-
Both has
games scheduled every (
Saturday until Thanksgiving Day, i Bears the
and unless the school shows more Bigcaturu at
This is a Legitimate Sale
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