The Fort Riley Guidon from Fort Riley, Kansas • 1

uldon jfort 0 VOLUME IX NO. 44 FORT RILEY, KANSAS, MARCH 4, 1906. THE MOBILIZATIONOF TROOPS 22ND BATTERY THE WINNER lllTH CAW GONE a o.w. Mcknight, ROCKWELL, THO. B.

KENNEDY. Vic-Presidon CaahJer JTME RACKETf 1 Moved From Here to Fort Des Moines. Defeated 9th Cavalr. in Hottest Con tested dame Played sj Far This Season. Sunday's 11 game on the Cavaliy parade grouo between tbe team" of tie 9r.h Civalry squadron and tbe 22nd Field Battery, proved tbe hottest of this ealr season and uitll the last man was out the score was in doubt.

A though It is macb too early 10 draw a line oa any matsria), 1 2NDCAVALRYTAKESITS PLACE 9 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Junetion City Kansas United States Depository, Whatjmak sojjood Racket Second Squadron of tnd Cavalry Expected Mere In a Few Day; nth Cavalry's Stock and Equipment Also Cloved. Final Statements Handled at Lowest Rates there were several players tuat looked mighty promising. Without a doobt Duffrfy, a recruit whu recently joined tbe 22nd, was tbe bright and sniulog star of tbe afternoon. He was in the box tor th.

wagon si liters and bis work bas all the ear marks of a twiiler. He has both speed and curves, and he coutrtls his bt It, wmle tbe way he worked tbe heavy batters, of which the 9th bas sever, 1, was evidence of a cool head. We 1 iuk to bear from bim tbe coming season. Tae 22nd, of cuur-e, is an unknown quantity, with u. 00 tbe diamond, but the work of Mussier ati-t, Mc-Greer at short and Barrtcman in tbe lift garden, was ail to tbe good at this en 1 stage of tbe game.

Mus I Seems to Be ao Almost Settled Fact That We Will Have a Camp It seems to be ao almost settled fact that we shall have a mob 1 zitloo of reguhr troops nod oj'litla at, Fort Riley tbis summer. It Is confldeitlj expected that the appropriation of S700.000 recommended by the House committee on military sffitrs will pass the house and it Is also understood that this amount will be II-creased by tfje Senate when tbe bill reaches tbtt body. Tbe pout of mobilizition have already been settled upon and are as follows: Plaits, buru Barracks, IN Indianapolis' Fort D. A. Russtl -Fori Riley, American Lake, Wish -Fort Oe ttiorpe, nd FortUlark, Tex.

The heads of the different departments acting under directions of the general staff are already preparing in advtnce for the contemplated mobilization, which means bo 1 tile work. There are plans for transportation, camp sanitation, equlpmect, and a thousand and one things to be looked after that all may be in readiness, so that no bitch shall occur when the time arrives. Tbe following troops will probably be mobilized here: Headquarters, band and 8 com panies of the 30th Infantry from Foil Crook, Neb the llth Civalry from Fort Des Moines, tbe 18th Infan try, 3rd Bitialion of Eagiueers, Signal Corps, and 2nd Squadmn of the 9ih Cavalry from Fort Leavenworth. These troops with the force here woull briag the strength up to about live thousand men. Tbe state troops would undoubtedly be sent here regiments from time to time, each for a period of about ten days.

COMPETITORS IN RELAY RACE In furnishing your Quarters Co nfort, Taste and my are the essentials. In selecting our stock we have kept these essential points in mind for by ob The first squadron of the llth eava'-ry which has been stationed at this post for the past year left Frida for Fort Moines for station The squadron, its stock and equipment were moved in two' trains The first section left Fort Riley in tbe imrning at 10:30 o'clock. It carried the stock and equipment. Tbe second sect'on made up of baggage, tourist and standard Pullman cars lefr. the post af'er ,1:00 o'clock.

The officers and families and enlisted men traveled on this train They arrived at Das Moines, sometime Saturday and the troops will bare to mirch from the city to the post. Tbe llth was given a good send-off on its departure. The troops were accompanied to the train by thej 9th cavalry band playing popular air, ani by the troops of the 9th and 13th cavalry squadrons. The officers and ladies of the post were also there to bid their friends good-by. The first squadron of the llth cavalry will be succeeded iu the post by the second sqtndfon of the 2nd cavalry which is expected to arrive here in a few days from Sin Francisco, where it landed last week on homeward trip from the Philippines A FAREWELL FOR OFFICERS sier a l-o showed that he knew bow to wltld tbe willow.

Probobl the most spectacuhr pity of tbe game was the etip of a bard line drive by Rarrtcman that looked good for three serving them, we give satisfaction to the public. We invite you to inspect our different departments for Best lines of MERCHANDISE at prices that are fair to both in short "A SQUARE DEAL" every time. "Munsing" Knit Underwear, 'Jackson" Muslin Underwear, Puritan Hosiery, Black Cat Hosiery, Royal Worcester Corsets, E. Z. Knit Waists, Princely Shirts, Emperor Shirts, Puritan Underwear, A.

B. C. Trunks and Bags, 1 Exposition Mohairs, Gordon Hosiery, W. L. Douglas Shoes, Budds Baby Shoes, Duttenhofer Cincinnati lady Shoes, Fairfield boys Shoes, Chase Sanborn's Teas and Coffees, Talmo canned Goods, Defiance canned Goods, Perfection canned Goods, Lee canned Goods, Budlong Pickles, Cross Blackwell bottled Goods.

Old Manse Haple Syrup. A good honest stock of everything needed to eat or wear. Yours to serve, Furniture, Carpets, Mattings, Draperies and Rugs. Yours for Comfort oa-es at least. Ibomas andPowti were in the point for the cavalrymen.

At one stage of thj game Tnooiis let, up for a bit bur, be su pulled himself together. Powell's work is always gilt edge. at first piiyed the game all tbe time, and although a goo4 sticker Duffey fanned bim once. Jt fljrson at second wis responsiblj for two runs fiat ome across the plate in the third inning. Neither side scored in tbe first but in the seconJ the cavalrymen tallied twice.

In the third the wagon soldiers repeated the dose aod (rem then until the eighth there was Taste Economy i i nothing doing. In this inning, timely hitting enabled the artillery men F. L. DURLAND, West 7th Street. to' send two men across the plate.

Tbe nlnta closed with no scoring for either side. Score, 9th Cavalry, 22nd Battery, 4. Citizens Baaquetted a Party of Officers i-rom tbe Post. (From WxtowdAr's Dally.) Last evening at the Victoria restaurant, twelve gentlemen of this city gave twelve omeera of Fort Riley, principally officers of the squadron of the llth cavalry that departs this week for Kort Des Moines, Iowa, a banquet that was in the nature of a farewell banquet 'otbe officers of the llth civalry. The event Jwas a most enjoyable one and all spent a very pleasant evaning.

From Wednesday's Union. Another Appraisal of tbe Exchange. Major Lewis, 13 cavalry, Secoud OPERA HOUSE MONDAY NIGHT TlieE. emenway FOR HONEST MEN IS OUR "Shadows 01 the Hearth" Will Be Mercantile Comnanv. Presented by Original Characters.

From all accounts Arthur C. Alston's company is going to preseut to us on Monday evening, March 5, at the opera $3.50 house a really good bit of dramatic work in Louis Kazan's "Shadows on Lieutenant Symington, 1Kb cavalry, and First Lieutenant G. smith, 2nd cavalry, have been engaged during tbe past week in appraising the vlue of the post euhange, nude nece sary by the withdrawing of the llth cavalry organizations. The withdrawing of the llth willdeferl the declaring of a dividend in til the first of May as It will doubtless be well along toward tie first of Apri before the squadron of the 2ud cavalry buys Unto tbe exchange. Of Sergt.

York Norton and Privates Waters, and Went to K. C. Sergeant York, 22nd batterj; Private Waters, 20th batterj; Sergeant Norton, 13th Cavalry; Private Rebor, 25th battery made up the team that weDt from the post Friday to take part in tbe military relay race in the athletic contests that given in Convention hall at Kansas City that night under the auspices cf the Kansas City Athletic club. Lieutenant Arthur VV. Holderness, 9th cavalry, accompanied the team to Kansas City-Little more than a week ago active preparations were commenced in the post toward sending a team down to Kansas City to participate ia this event.

All of the men in the post were entitled to participate in tbe competition for places on the team. The first day 'a competition was held on the cavalry parade on Feb 24. At that time about thirty men were present to enter the contest for places on the team. At first twelve heats were run for a distance 293' yards and the list of competitors was narrowed down to two teams of four men eacb. In the last week these were repeatedly tried out and an accurate record was kept of each man's time with the result that York, Waters, Norton and Rebor werejehosen for places on the team for their being the fastest runners in the series of competitions.

Oeirge Bunce Dead. Mr. George Bunce, father of H. M. Bunce of the artillery post, passed away at hU son's home Wednesday night after a protracted ill je9s.

Bunce and his mother accompanied tbe remains to Boston wbere services and Interment will tike pho ia Wood-lawn Tuey left for that place Friday. Mr. Bunce was 75 years eld. He retired from active business about eight years ago. On Friday when the body was removed from the home to tbe train, the post oon-oommissiooed ttiff acted as pallbearers.

Acted as Escort. Troop 13 cav Ciptaln Guy Carleton, commanding, marched to Chapman on Stturday, a week ago, where It esooi ted the remains of tbe Rev. Fither John Liary, Cnaplaln-in Chief of the Grand Aiiqv of tbe Republic to tbelr fioal rating place. Teltzel's is the plaiM for the best photos. course tbis is a matter however, that Is beyond the post exchange officer to control.

the Hearth," in which Estha Williams and James M. Brophy are featured in their origiual characters. It ia claimed also that no detail has been overlooked that could aid in the proper presentation of the drama from a scenic standpoint, and that as regards the high grade of the piece itself, the excellence of the cast, and the perfection of the stage settings, the production Is far above anything presented here in many seasons. There is every reason to credit these statements on the very simple ground that Mr. Alston's companies have invariably been of an admirable character and his accessories of an elaborate and costly nature facts that have been empht-sized with every advancing season of hia constantly enlarging management He has never associated himself with tbat form ef entertainment whose sole claim upon patronage is based upon glare and glitter and the vulgarity that masquerades in tbe guise of the beautiful.

He has had no sympathy with the indecency that in recent years has ruled many forms of the drama. 'He has felt that the normal public demands faithful pictures of actual men and women, and these he has invariably had in view in the selection of the dramas to which he hug given his managerial sanction, Ea Route From Islands- Philip K. Sausen, discharged Id Janua'y from the 8th cavalry la tbe PhilipptRes was In towa for a few days list week en-ruuto to his home Sack Suit Style. The more you look for a handsomer, or more stylish, or better made suit than this, the more you won't find it. It's a Hart Schaffner Marx Varsity and there is nothing-to equal it anywhere in this town but in our store or on our customers.

We sell the Hart Schaffner Marx clothes because they make 'em this way. They're strictly all wool; no mercerized cotton cheat with that label. in Peru, where he will engage in civil pursuits Mrs. Sausen who Nelson Shoe. It is made of honest leather by the Goodyear Welt Process and possesses more genuine comfort and good wearing qualities than we've seen in a similar priced shoe at J.

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BAUM, Cleaner and Dyer of Ladies and Gentlemen's Garments with Jos. S. Newman. MARY THOMPSON, Ladies' Tailoring Strictly first-class work at reasonable prices. With Jos S.

Newman. Choice cut Bowers AT THE Junction City Floral Co Telephone 144. On Car Line. has been staying in Juoctioo City duriog his absence of eigtt months foreign service accompanied Mr.Siu-sea. During the season of 1900, m- seo was cettre of Foit Riley's foot Da ileven.

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