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TTTT3 CH ANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY, DECEMBER 1G, 19011.
NOTICE TO THE rUBLIC
Compltilnts having come to us
thnt persona soltcithiR work In our
name linvo In somo Instnnces kept
the tttnbrcllns nnd In others clone
Inferior work, wo deslto to stnte that
wc hnvo no representatives on the
lond whntcvcr. We will cnll for
your woik on mnll order only.
Scrnnton- Umbrella Mfg. Co.,
M. Silverman, Prop.,
313 Spruce Street.
WW'7 r,mm
DEATH OF FRED B. STARK.
Christinas Presents
Must He Bought
mid til mir mionlfir, nt stock of I'll'ITHI'.1' .v.i'l
I'lfAMllS .ion .in- lio'iml lo liml nijnv In-iiitl'iil,
mlMIc .mil .inpropilitn lhlnu lor 1'lirMinn
UlfM
A lool: .it our lmv uinilmv v ill ulu oil
HIrIiI I1I0.1 nf uh.it mir slim, cuiitailii.
(Sinn1 nicii m 1 niiu-i )
Jacobs & Fasold,
200 WASHINGTON AVENUE.
(Stole open cwiilm )
Oty Notes. J
.M' iiim:i.i:( no.s. utmm.v (. c. n.m
iv..n I:, .1 i-iiiiliilui Inr ic iliclion uf tliu Tnclflli
v.ird.
liUAiin in' Tinni:.- j i- i.o.iwi (,t n.ii.. uii
liave it- ininillil.i' meet ini; al iiuoii luiliy, ll.iuli.
Mill SCIIC llllllllVOtl .iftlT tllC IllCLtlllj:.
nxi, niOM tin: pi. viroiw.-wini,. 1. niiu
n IMiuaif .mil Ilii.Unn li.iln .it (iivin liiilj',
S-ntiiid.iy 11ltcniMi.il, Mi.. Muy 'llinmi., nf l.i.t
3l.iil.it .-Iti'i-t, till 11 run tin- Mlppi'ii pl.ilfoKn
liml Mi-t.iiiuil m'WiiI inn on the Jail.
'HI Ali:i:r TOXIlSIII'. A iciulir nuitin:: .(
Ni-tlirln-. Inline, ililil 1'illuu-, Mill In- In 111 this
riiniii),, .11 Iiill iftiiir lur tliu (i.iliui; j.'ir
will In' clnli'il, imi.I otliir ltiipnrt.int Iiii.lno
lll he li.HHiiti'il. .Ml nuniliui lie msi'il lu
MAHINi: T.VI.IVIMI'NT-. I..1.I wvl, ll, ere
,iii' mill iiimi' uili-ttmnU nt the I'tilteil .-litis
liiiiinr' inrp. luiuitin M.1I10M. HI W.u.nii.ij
uniise. 'Ilii new reninl. ,ire Alfuvl "mIimK,
. on!-, Cntrr. IKnr.'e . Iliirli, l'lnul II. W.n.
li.ICk, Ctln.tlll li. UnU'l, i.t N 1.1111. ill; l'u'(l,-ii. I;
I hi(in..i'i aii'l 'rhoin.i'. It. nun, .f ifti it llciul.
'Jhi. uir tint tu l.eicue Nl.intl.
ii:ainmi:v ri.rcr oiru i:s. -m,,i, Tajir
liiilf..-. No. !'", Ilritin rliimil nt 'I i.ihum n. .it tho
11111 Unir cli'iilj, ilecli'il the fiillnmiii; otfini
.ir tli.' iT.uiii,' .M'ir: Mn.tei, A. M Millnn 1 1 1 ;
iiie mi.tiT, .ln-iph t'li.ituheil un; Mi'ii't.ir.t .
1 Mull; timnciii, M, .1. Iijuns; ioiirnil'uceiit,
UillLnn li. Yoiinj; ili.iii linn m the loc.il Kii.w
n;ci. I'nimiiittCT, A. .M. MiDeiulil; i-oiict.iiv, -M.
'. Tinue.
itACin.inii (.nii.s )n:.-imii.itinn-. line
Vui ls.unl liy Hie 1t.iiln.lrir UirK for tlu'ir
tlni.lm is reception iilmii is to he Kiirn nit
r'inl.i,i neiiin;, ltn 'JT, .il the Siiniioii lliiule
rluli hoii.e. The lei rptions .unl ilnurcs yiveii
liy the lhuhilor i.'ul. huetntore h.ne .tlu.il-.
eui iMiemelv ilelmhifiil .ilf.ui.-., ami it i-, e
.elirl tint the inlniii t'enL will he etjllilly
a-, Miiie.-:ful :i.i nil thru' jneiioiiily cnen.
i:i.i:cri(i.v or orrin:i: At an iinport.iii
jiieelin ul 't. .Inlin'.-. '1'nl.il AlMineiiie .mil Hill
nik'iil niiiity hi Cipuii.e aiiiiiii, lichl je.ter
iljj, the Inllnwinir nftueii ueie ilcilul: 1'n.i
'int. M. .1, Killi'in; lu- pie.iilcnt, .Inlm .1.
J!ii.me; nioiilinir R'irit.iiy, Willi mi it. o'MiI
le.i ; tinuiiiil I'uetu), .Itihn P. .i.'le.i ; tieis
mir, M. I!. O'.Millei; tiitei., Tiiuntliy llml..
.Inlin I'oloy, A. I.. I.ede; ili'le.ues to I)ioh.jii
idiiMiition, John J. riahcuv, .Inlin I". ('.iulej,
.Inlin I'oli'.v. It wis al-n ilri ulul to ii'lehi.ite
llie f.isliiiith :mnhei.,iy nf tlie smii'ty, Her.
i!0, mhIi an cm hie pnly .mil iini.il, ihnh is
ixpi'iieil In Miip.is .ill other .lil.ili-. iriiiliKtnl
lij tlie iocleiy.
Untimely Taking Off of a Bright
Young Man.
As hrleily iiiinoiincL'il In Tlie Trllmnn
Ptittii'iliiy, Krcd It. Httirlt, one tit tliu
luotulvliiR youiiir itttnrncyp rt tliu Lml
tiwiiiinii bar, tiled at 2,: ii'clock Hiilur
ilny mornltiK, after a brief lltncfis, at
the lionii' of IiIh patents, Mr. anil Mrs.
William K, Stark, ol Qulney avenue.
Ho wtiM horn lu NIcIioIhoii, WymnliiK
I'liunty, .lime 1.1, lSd!), tuul rucclvetl IiIh
cilttualtoii In Keystone ai'iidctny tuul
tin.' rnlveiwlty of MIcIiIkiiu at Ann
Arbor, lit1 iiIho Htmlluil In the tilllre of
t '(lionet t .T, I'ltJliiimonn, ami for a
time oreuplftl the smniu ottli'PH with IiIh
ttitnr. He was a yotnip; mini of bril
liant tiiiiilltifH of tnltiil ulul tii'iMt iid
mlrablc ehitraetof. All who bail the
lileastlt'e of IiIh iiciiuttllitauce will stn -cercly
mom n the early ciitllnir oif of
Ills iifoinlHllijr farcer. He In mirvlvod
by his wife tuul llireo-ycar-olil ehllil.
The funeral will take phiee this nftur
niinii nt 'J,:ii) o'eloi'k frntti the family
reslileiUM', The Interment will be iiiade
at I-'orest Hill initl will be private.
The liar association met Satutilay
morning and expresscil lis ief?iels nt
Mr. Stark's death tuul the eiteem In
which he was held by his associates at
the bur. .Indue Kdwards presided and
made :t fiielliiR' reference to the ability
and trustworthiness of the deceased,
KllltiKles were delivered by .Indue Kelly,
.Tudije Vosbui'K, JudKe-elcct Nuwcomli,
('. V. Dawson and John K. Murphy,
Itosolutlons KCttliiK forth the senti
ments of the llitr ttsMoelatlon and ex
tenillni; syinpathy to the relatives weip
pt'esuitted by a committee cnnslstlnp; nf
.MldKe-elee t N'ewcomb, ('. H. Welles, If.
.1. l''itz.sltniii(ins, (Joorue S. Horn and
W. A. Wilcox, and adopted.
ATHLETICS IN
THIRTEENTH
COLONEL WATRES IS INTEREST
ED IN THE MOVEMENT.
LAST WEEK OP CONTEST.
List of Words Must All Be in
fore Saturday Evening.
Be-
The buys and Kit Is continue to send
lu many lists of words to lie entered In
the Ttibune's Junior Kdncallonal eon-
test, nnd twenty-six of these lists are
sure to win the iub.es offered and
which are displayed in The Ttibune's
show window. The following lists have
been received since Saturday morulas;:
Itii.lnlf Smith, Ml l.lm ,-tiiel
I.HHIM' II. Nnale, I'.ir toil ille.
.-pmur It. Ihese, T.nloi.
Ihm.ml i:. (UlJi'V, ."ill Ninth Miin .noi t.
I .iii'nre O.iklej, tinu uth .iln stud.
I. mu in e il-im. i.P, Si I'.iiit.iii .tint.
(leitie IhiK.k.-TI') IliiKnrv MumI.
Ni'llli- (lille.pie, 'ml N'oitli U.i.hiiijtiiii .neiine.
Milii'l Ki-llow, 11 Cii-p .mime.
rni lliikm.in, IvJ.', Iniii .neiine.
linin.iml Mjililen, V.iinlllm;.
Milie Kli'uj, 'JO (iiiii- mi eit,
Dliier Moi, ji .Ml. (flhli.
Itul'i'it I'.ltlni. Ol.iphint.
Mn.i r.ltiiiiKhini, 111 Ail.im. .nuiiie.
Mimle Si nil, iniiiK llrnoU.
l.eoni KoIji its, jr, Mi),.r .uenne.
A i i li mi l.iiuhin.iii, :M I 'Ihrnilore heit,
(leni),-e N. (.i mi, ;'iui l'i tin .uenne.
I.hms lie licit". JH stoir-. .mnue.
Sii.ie D.oies, .lei mm
(Viiiie ll.iilue, l.innn
Hern mi ( anol, llijpljniti.ni.
W. We"ley Dixon, Jlixun.
One little boy, who sent In n list,
says he is years old and lives at
"WyomliiK, but he fornot ic, siKti his
name. In the liht of names published
Saturday, the name of Caroline LutiK
lcr. 71- South Webster avenue, was
improperly spelled.
A correspondent asks if words ;ip
peariiipr in the Supplement nt'd termed
"additional words" tire allowed. There
are no such words in Webster's Inter
national Dictionary of lS'JS, other than
those In the Appendix, and these tire
not allowed. If an earlier edition of
Wobhter is beliif? used, these additional
words .should be put in, however.
Tills is the closing week of the con
test, and all lists of words must reach
The Tribune by 6 o'clock Saturday
eveniUK. We hope to be able to an
nounce the successtul con tenants by
Tuesday morning, Dec. '.'I.
It Wns by His Command Thnt the
Association wns Formed Mnnnor
In Which David J. Davis was
Selected Brlgndlor-Oencrnl J. P.
S. Gobln Much Flensed with the
New Annory -Snys It Is the Finest
in the Stnte Bntnlllon Drill Post
poned Until Jnnunry.
Tlie Thirteenth leKliuent Athletic as-
socluiloii which was orKtinls'.cd Inst
week, ptoinlscs to Inno a successful
cilteer. It was ot'iruub.ed by direct
coinniuiul of Colonel U A. Watres nnd
It has not only bin warm support but
the support of every commissioned and
noa-cotuinlssliined olllcer in the res
ilient. The constitution, which has
been adopted. Is modelled after the
constitution of the athletic association
of the Twenty-thlr'fl regiment, of
llrooklyn, and the new orininlzatlon
will be ntaimged after the plans adopt
ed by thin name association. The board
of government consists of one rcpre
sentathe I tout each company, one
liotn the Held and stuff and one from
the non-commlssloneil slalT.
The ptesident of the asoclatlon Is
to appoint at the meeting to be held to
night, (oimnltlucs on schedules, handi
caps, etc., and also a committee to
make atrangemenls for the Held day
which It Is proposed to conduct dur
ing the coming winter. It is proposed
lo make this affair one of the best ath
letic contests ever seen In this part of
the state and It Is believed that amat
eur athletes outside of the regiment
will be allowed to compote as they are
in the big athletic games conducted
under the auspices of military organi
zations lu other cities. There will be
running events of all kinds, polo vault-
lug, broad and high jumping and it Is
unite possible that bicycle races will
also be conducted, A nine lap track can
be easily constructed in Hie armory
di 111 ball. The track in Madison
Square (larden, Xew York city, on
which the six day race was pulled off
last week If eight laps to the mile so
that a nine lap track Is by no means
Imptaetlcuble for racing purposes.
They are telling a good story regard
ing tile election of first Lieutenant
D.ivld J. D.ivls as piesideut of the new
association. The lieutenant was not
present tit the meeting and was one of
the most surptlsed men in town when
he woke up the next morning and
found that new honors had been thrust
upon him.
Now, the lieutenant litis not been a
very regular attendant at the new ar
mory since it was opened, bis duties :is
adjutant of the Third battalion not
demanding his preheiice except during
battalion (bills and at o!!!eer's meet
ings. His superior olllcer. Major Fi.mlt
You Are Invited
To
Join
OUR
CIRCLU OF
PLEASED
PATRONS
S. H. Twining, Optician,
131 PENN AVENUE.
Holding bus decided to postpone the
dillllng of the Third battalion until
January. As a battalion dilll was al
ready scheduled for that month, two
will have to be. held.
SENTENCE DAY IN COURT
Persons Convicted During the Term
Hnd Their Meed of Punishment
Dealt Out to Them.
In court Saturday sentences were
Imposed upon a number of persons con
victed last week. Daniel and Patrick
flnnugan, who were convicted of as
saulting Patrolman Thomas Jones on
Oct. z last during a disturbance
growing out of the street car strike,
were sentenced by Judge Kdwards.
Daniel wa's given sixty days and Pat
tick thirty.
O. K. Jones, who pleaded guilty to
embezzling funds of the Scranton
i Dairy company, was lined $2.' and costs.
I Edward Lord was sentenced to the
1 Huntingdon reformatory. With Ar
thur Armstrong and William Keeder
he pleaded guilty to four burglaries. All
of them are boys under sixteen years.
In the cases against Armstrong and
I ltecder sentence was suspended.
i Martin Oallagher. ehlef-of-pollee of
Throop, who was convicted at the last
t term of aggravated assault and battery,
, was s'-nteiKed to pay a line of $l'.'i nnd
insts.
i Minus Moses, convicted of an assault
' and battery on a little girl, was .sen
tenced to pay a line of $-'."i and costs.
Mis. Carrie Iiiittim. of IVckvlllo,
convicted of shoplifting, wns sentenced
to two months' imprisonment in tlie
county Jail. Her husband is now seek
ing a divorce from her.
i James Hose, of Winton, convicted of
I assault and battery, was sentenced to
llfteon days In the county jail.
Angelo Mecca, convicted of selling
liquor without a license and traflleklng
in registered bottles, was sentenced to
pay a lino of $,"00 and spend three
months in the county Jail.
John Warlner, of Pcteisburg,
charged Willi pointing a pistol tit
Adolph Doudofsky, was sentenced to
spend three mouths In the county jail.
The case is a relic of the car builders'
strike.
Airs. 1'rsulu Zukas, convicted of un
faithfulness to her husband, did not
appear for sentence and a capias was
it-sued for her.
Sentence In the case of Thomas
Holding. Jr.. commanding the Third "-'. m "-.)-,t',i ,mi,.,.,iB
b.'itn.tlnn h,i iMh.m it,,, linntovomt ,, ! the eyo of Jacob Dennebauiu. wtis Ktis-
lieiiiieii uiuii v eimesoay. ., judge
BOWLERS AND
THEIR DOINGS
JOHN TAYLOR HOLDS THE REC
ORD FOR THE SEASON.
Ho Is the Captain of Green Ridge
No. 1, Bowling Tonm nnd Hlti
Score of 253 Hns Never Been
Eqttnlled in a Match Gnme Here
nbotits Northenstern Lcnguo Will
Be Continued After the Present
Series of Gnmos Has Been Rolled
Scedule for Tonight.
Herewith Is printed a picture of John
Taylor, captain of the Ureen Itldge No.
1 bowling team, of the Northeastern
Pennsylvania Howling league, and rec
ognized as one of the best bowlers In
this part of the state, Mr. Taylor rolls
a swift and seductive ball, and has to
lis credit the b ulicsl lioullnir sonn.
task on several occasions in
tenant
a fatherly
DROWNED IN GRAVEL POND.
Frank Hufford Broke Through the
Ice nnd Lost His Life.
I'Vank Hufl'oril, IS years of age, son
of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Hulford, of
Clark's Summit, was drowned in f travel
pond, Saturday afternoon.
lu company with John Lee, he was
linking through the lee. The warm
weather had thawed the Ice and it
gave way beneath him. The body was
recovered ut S o'clock Saturday night.
The funeral will take place tomor
row' afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Parker Fountain Pen Contest.
The winners of llrst and seiond prize
for composing the largest number of
words from the words, Parker Foun
tain Pens, are; Flint prize, Miss Nel
lie (1. Loomls, Klugsley, Pa,, having
3,iU7 word; second pi lac, Clitules D.
Weldrlck, Furl; street, Mooslc, Pa
Jfi'S wotds. Florey & llrnoks,
-11 Washington avenue.
New Restaurant.
The Oak Cafe will be opnnod today
nt 211 Adams avenue, at I1..10 a. m.
33 very thing new and modern. Prumpt
service. Dinner, 25e. Try It. '
Get Your Holiday Cigars
nnd Pipes tit Uurnoy Itrnwn it
Linden stroiH.
Co.'s,
CONSERVATORY RECITAL.
I!
I'lem h,
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h'hlieii
M..,
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4-f-fHf-mt-f4"t'H-fH4-
BOND OFFERINGS, I
Spring Brook Wnter,lst Mtg.03 X
t Lnckn. Valley Elcc. Light, 1st t
Mtg. Os. T
North Jersey nnd PoconoMoun- f
tnln Ico Co,, 1st Mtg, Ss, I
Standard Gns Co,, 1st Mtg, 5s.
Lohlgbton Water Supply Co,, t
X 1st Mtg. Ds. , 4
New Mexico Railway and Coal
Co., 1st; Mtg, 5s. t
Descjlj jn nnd price on nppli-
cation.
pf$(0
ST
CO UilMiluay, K. V. -t
Wllkci-lljrre. Cubouilile. -f
i-5 0 CbimnoiuuMltli bid;;, txuntun, l'J. -f
rt-H-f-M-ft4-K -f "
It Will Be Given Tomorrow Evening
in Guernsey Hall.
The thirty-fifth recital of the Scran
ton Conservatory of Music will be given
tomonow evening in Guernsey hall,
with the following ptogratnine;
Kn.einlile ill"" (fmn pi.in.iO
llu'itme to "Cdif of ll.isil.,11"
Mi., llir.wnini;, Miv, ISone, Mi
CeiluvK, Mi-. M une. Mi
.Mi,. U.iKtnhni.st.
Minli in I' iii.i)iii-
.Ml-s Win i I.ev.l
Heather ltne
.MIm, Caroline Xinliun i.
Siliitlin ft .nil r.ielti'11 rimiliinenliil ie.nl r
tli in piano.), illl he pli.M'il in my
initio) hey ikul for hi the anilleme.
M.ny lll.lilus, Thuilou lliown, I'lnremu
Ki liy. Pnmle I.ewl,., Mnul Mo-.-e, I'.'iil
1'iiliiik, lle.itiiie I'hilir, .Non.i Smith, (ir.nu
t'hihnuieil, llnnly Vllui, M.niiit Jeihe.
lle"tle". IJ.ih'i, tfoin il.inn.) s, ,1,,,
llerliut (ink, Knniie llll4i'll, lintli Hull,
( 1.11.1 jis, kle,
Ituiulo on a tliune in. in MiKiitV "rifjiii"
Kulil.iu.
Ml-,, lieilli.i Kiiiy!miy.
Itituin of the (lomloliii.. Selioll
Hell llumlo , Stii'iho-
lleltll Allil), Ollie .1.1. h in, ISe.stiue .Me.
Ciiiili, Until Wolfe,
Slulit i1i,Iiik ill"-, (four pi.inas)
llali.ni Dune l.,Mii"
V.ll"l fl.ilo lillll'lll.ll
I.llliin lluiM.li, drill Lhrlsti.iu, Mnv li.nley,
AiiiliM lloiriii.ui, lioielieo Kei'iieiiy, Wli'i.i
I.ittis, Helen .Mi lue, Caroline .Xeiiluiiu,
Alhuinlilatt (Alhiini Leaf) ..(iiueuin n her
Mi.s CIju Ilia..
M.mul.i In II r ri i J01- ........Illii
M. l.i.'0l lloiMe.
.Noil in lie In A Hit ....Klilui.U
.Mis (imle lliainll.
'I he Mill leiH'ii
I'el-.inl P.iiiee , .11 iniiili-hl. r
l.llli.ill lleii-oii, Lulu .IniieM, (luce I'utniin.
Viliellenie ll.m .nolle ...li.'ilul
Val.e Ai.ilie.ipie , .,..!. 1 1,
.Ml."-, Mini M'll".
I'll..) inoeiiient I mm Conurtn in ('
(Cailitua by llcluciU)
Mr. II il w WillJiH.
On Initial .ieeniiip.liiliiiilil an.uuul for mioik!
pi mo, ilaei he Mr. I'liiuliiuloii,
lai-i inhle iIim ifo'ir piino.)
Oiiiiine In "Aunpi."
MU. Hone, Mlvi llimvulnir, Mi"i I'iiiiUi, Mli
Mli W.iai'iiliiii.l.
AGAINST SMALL POX,
Precautions Have Been Taken nt
the In&nno Hospital nt Dnnvllle,
Dr. II. 11. Meiedltb, Hupetlntendeut
of (the Statu Hospital for the insane
at 'Danville, has Issued the following
older;
bUIr Ihwiilil fur the Inline,
Onaille, IM Dee. 1,1, I')l.
IImIhk In the reialui(.ii nt bmall-p.i tluoiuh
ma the st He ami in iiel.-hliorlns: I owns, an I
Imminent limber nt liitmiliieini; the ilicml us
i.im', by iiiiHrlnilnalu iMtlni;, Into the St Ho
llo.-,it:ll for Iho liUvine, ut Dam lib, l'i., it hit
Inn ikilileil to ilo.e the iloom to lmlli (.'cneial
iMtors ami tliivc I'omiiig lo m'l- their lileieli,
nii'l, liulhtr inliilniUii the ilaiinir, hy ivipilrlu,
all lutlontii J I ' I i i r fur .uliiiivinii tu line W"ii
uii'lir iloie lii.pi it ion urnlir mli cvinlltluiu t
tu iu.uie fieeilnm (loin contusion foi a pi'iiml
of tuu uuk.; a pliji-iiljii'd lertitii ale, i-etlin,-f
el III a .trilt uiiiiplljiHi' uilli IliU nile, to dii'
coiiipany the pjpirn uf uilnilvloii.
II. II. MueJilh. M. 1)., Mipt.
way and bad Impressed upon him tlie
necessity of showing up at the armory
once lu a while and thus encouraging
the men lo take a greater Interest In
the regiment. Hut the lieutenant came
not and the major grieved.
When .Major Holding was detailed by
Colonel Willi es lo organize the ath
letic association last week he saw his
chance at lust. When it came lime to
elect olllcers, the major said he knew
just the man and the only man for the
place. "Dave Davis wants tin; place,"
said he. "lie takes a great Interest in
athletic sports and he's just dying to
be made president of tills n-isoeialion.
Meet him and he'll be the liappiet man
In town tomorrow," and Lieutenant
Davis was elected forthwith unani
mously. "Now, I guess you'll have to come
around to the armory once In a while,"
said the major to the ptesident next
morning as he smiled a di.ibollc.il smile.
Hrlg.idlcr (ienernl John P S. Gobln,
commander of the Thiid brigade, who
inspected the new Thirteenth regiment
armory on Friday night hist in com
pany with Colonel Kzrn H. Hippie,
w.i.miI enthusiastic over the new build
ing which he has been anxious to see
ever since it was opened,
"Tlie finest armory lu the slate," said
the general as be stepped into the
luammoth di 111 hall and gazed about
him," and a ciedlt to the Industry and
elite) ptlse of your board of armory
trustees. 1 am delighted beyond nieus-
Ule."
The olllcets who hem d the general
thus express himself were highly elat
ed and proud of the Thirteenth.
Kd
wards is loath to send the boy to jail
and suggested that his parents make
such monetary reparation to the Den
nebaum boy's parents as they can.
Hy direction of Judge Kdwards a vlr
dlct of not guilty was taken in the case
of H. l'i. Amies, charged with embez
zling money from the camp of the P.
O. S. of A. located at Spring llrooks,
BASE BALL NEXT SEASON.
Scranton Is to Have a Club in New
State League.
Further assurances that Scranton Is
to hit vc a professional baseball club
next season have developed by A. W.
Law sou of Philadelphia taking a lease
on I he base ball giounds for the sea
son of l'.'irj.
Il was llrst Intended to enter Scran
ton Into the new Fastern Association,
but as the Kiistern League gobbled up
Newark and the National Association
awarded that territory to the old
League, the new K.istern Association
piomoters decided to organize n pure
ly state league to take lu iho best cities
of Pennsylvania.
At present four cities are sure
Scranton, Wilkes-Htiriv, Heading nnd
Lancaster. The other cities to complete
the circuit will he picked from Allen
town, Kuston, Hartisburg, York, Leb
anon, Pottsville, Sunbury and wil
lintusport. Manager Lawson lias begun
the selection of his team and promises
the Scranton patrons it clever lot of
young hustlers. A meeting of the state
league has been called at Heading for
January 15.
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ii is expected mat tup annual pics
eulatlon ol niarHsinen s nnd
shooters' badges wll be conducted In
the new armory about the beginning
ot the new year. Lieutenant Carter,
inspector of rille practice, has ns yet
rei'Lhed no word fiom headquarters at
Harrisliurg, but believes that the bad
ges will be sent on lu n few days, An
efl'oit will lie made to bring General
Gobln and the members of his starC to
the (icy on the occasion of the presen
The fait that the rifle team of the
several regiments In the statu are in
be furnished with Krag-Jorgcsen lilies
for use next year Is taken by local
military men an conclusive proof that
It Is the Intention to have these gnus
supersede within a year or two the
Spiinglleld lilies now used by the rank I
and die of tho guard. Tim excellence ' iU'.l with specimen pages In
in mo nun;" nils uiri'ii irii'ii iinii icsieii
mlii.r I l'i the war with Spain and their udop
lleitlinw'i tiou would be hailed with delight by
every member of tho guaid.
The swimming pool at the new ar
mory, .which leaked when llrst put In
and which laid to bo practically made
over. Is now ready' for nee and will bo
opened dining tho coming week. Ar
rangements have been made whereby
the water will bo nicely tempered bo.
lore turned Into the tank so that bath
ers will sufi'ir no Inconvenience during
Hie winter season.
On account of the holidays, Major
Lackawanna's New Summer Book.
The Lackawanna inllroud Is about
sharp- i lo lssl,e ll Summer Hook fo.- the corn
ing season, in wnieii caeli town along
tho line, wilt bo attractively written
up, For the Information of those de
siring summer homes, It has been de
cided to admit a limited number of
advertisements of hotels and boarding
houses, and these udvcrtlscun nts will
be placed Immediately following the
reading matter rulntlvti to the town In
which they are located.
The demand for such advertisements
has been so great that the company
has decided to modify tlie policy estab
lished a year ago and permit a brief
number to appear, ll Is believed the
change will be a gratifying one to
those who are anxious to sec. tiro some
of tho Increasing patronage along the
Hue.
Tlie local Hi net agent lia.i been slip-
ini this
book, showing rates for advertising.
and other details In conueiilon with
il. Copies of these may. be obtained
upon application, .Matter for Insertion
In the new hook must be sent either to
the general passenger agent or lefi
with the local ticket iiKont on or be
foio the 1st day of February,
The local ticket agent will be glad
to unswci any Intiulries,
Oscar Heyer,
Jeweler and optician has removed
fiom Spiuco street to :iOS Lackawanna
avenue, below Four Cent Store.
ever made In a match game in tills
part o the state, ai, which he made
several weeks ago.
He has always been capable of
making a very IiIrIi score at practice,
but in the early part of (he season ho
didn't seem to have caught his proper
form in the league games. After be
had rolled for about two nights, he be
gan to acquire the net ve and steadi
ness that Is so essential in match
games, and then stn prised everyone
with his remarkable score. Mr. Taylor
Is one of the best stenographers in the
city and does a large business in this
particular line.
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Many of the bowlers in tlie city are
taking a great deal of Interest in the
Fulled States Championship Howling
Tournament to be held In Uuffnlo from
January L'O tb -'C, Inclusive, and thete
Is talk of sending at least a two-man
team to compete as the representative
of the Northeastern Howling league.
The tournament promises to be one of
the largest of its kind ever conducted
In this countty. fiver $l,,',co in prizes,
to be paid In gold, have been offoied,
and the best bowlers in the country
will compete.
The first prize for the live-men team
contest is J:!:!.-,; the second, $00, and the
third, lfiO. The first, second and third
prizes in the two-men team contest are
$". ?fi." and inn, respccthely, while in
the individual contest the prizes are
Sfin, J.'.O and Slo for llrst, second and
thiid place. There are nine prizes for
the live-men team contest; fourteen for
the two-men team contest and eighteen
for the individual contest. The win
ners of the lespective llrst prizes will
receive suitable gold medals, emblem
atic or the Fnited States championship
for IH01, and worth SIO each. The events
will be rolled in the I'alace Howling
and Llllliard Parlors, on Washington
street, Huffnlo, under the auspices of
the Western Now York Athletic asso
ciation. Tlie highest average for throe games
made so fur this season was made on
Monday night last by "Hilly" Hopkins,
of the liuckus team, who made 19-1, a
truly wonderful record. It wns n night
of high averages all around, Hurtl, of
the F.Iks, and Taylor, of Green HIdge
No. 1 team, milking LSS each, and Hlehl,
of the Hlks, making l&n.
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It's ti close race now between the
Haektis, Hlnck Diamonds and West
Knds for llrst place In the Northeast
ern league. The two former teams ate
tied for the honor, but they haven't
got a "cinch" on It by any manner of
means. The teams which bowled poorly
at the beginning of the srasou have all
been strengthened, and all are rolling
with the best. The Hlks' tuiin. which
was thought to be out of the race en
tliely, at the beginning of the season,
is now one of the strongest and had
-'.r.Oti ' plus to Its credit last Monduv
night.
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There Is no question but that tho
Northeastern league will be continued
after the present series of games have
been lolled, The schedule committee
will meet shortly to arrange for a new
schedule for u second season, to begin
Immediately after the present expires.
Several of tho teams will be reorgan
ized, but the personnel of the league
will remain practically the same.
It Is questionable whether the Hi
cycle Clubs' league will continue in ex
istence after their season explris. The
nuiubeiship now consists of two teams
fiom the West L'ml Wheelmen and two
from the Gieen HIdge Wheelmen, tho
Hii'.vclu club team having diopped out
for lack uf Interest. This and the
fill titer fact that the schedule of this
league provides for games till the end
of January, makes tho likelihood of a
couUiiUiiiice utter that date very slight.
The games scheduled tor tnuiglit tiro
as follows: West Kud vs. Hlks, on the
former's alleys: Mack Diamonds s,
Hurkus, on tho former's alleys; Green
HIdge Wheelmen s. Scranion Hlcyclo
club, on the former's alleys.
We like to inform our customers and the public that
we have not moved from our .present location. False
announcements to that effect are to injure our trade.. We
nave gained your connaence ana we wisn to protect it
against any misrepresentations.
MICHAELIAN BROS, & Co., 124 Washington Avenue
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Candelabras, Candlesticks
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Formal Dinner to vour Flve SS
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Candles With
Dainty Colored Shades
That give soft tinted light which
heightens the beauty of every room
Silver Cut Glass
Combination of Silver and Cut
Glass, Brass, etc., Paper, Silk and
Linen Shades, Candles ami Patent
Candlu Holders.
Why not make the Useful Present
Pretty and the Pretty Present Useful.
Stiver and Cut Glass
Candlesticks, Candle Hold
ers and Silk Shades
$2.90.
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F. A. KMdER, MANAGER.
Lackawanna and Adams Avenues.
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F. L. CRANE
Established 1866.
Seal Skin Coat8
$150, 17:-,
i?'200, $225,
8250.
Persian L3mb Coats
K $"70. SlOO.
$25, ?50-
Furs of
All Kinds
Furs repaired.
Raw furs bought
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New Building,
324 Lackawanna Avenue
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Manufacturors or
OLD STOCK
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We have moved our magnificent stock Japanese Art (iooils from
Atlantic City as the building fiiimerly occupied by us is being torn
down to make room for, a handsome new stiucture.
Handsome Articles Will Be Given Away Every Day
to Persons Holding Lucky Numbers.
Sales will begin at 10:30 a. m., 3:30 p. in. and S p. m.
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So any Coffee is Coffee, so any Hour is I -'lour.
But finules differ you want the best. If you un
derstood Diamonds as well as you do Coffee and
Flour it would be easy to detetmine. Hut you
don't, Mow should you? Wlun you go to buy
something, the value of which you do not under
stand, on pick out the place wlieie you can do
the best. Read our "ads.'" Watch the way we
do business, Call on us and examine our Dia
monds and you will always trade with us.
E.SCHIMPFF,
Importer
Fine Diamonds
317 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton.
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