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Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15
THE COAL FIELDS
A Test Made on ihe 6 P-Ue-
 velopment to Follow

Coal frsn CP Hua;ington's coa, beds in Sonora which has been ts tied 10th on the Sou;bsrn P4e.hs west .i Benson, and os the ussn.ts'. hn- ia Mexico, is ssid to hsvs shosn hsLt ing power equal Q any of the u in- srAl found in the United stst-s. and the information is pr.PAr~,inas ar. already uader w~y for their dev~lo )- meat. In addition to this come rs- ssptly discovered coal mines in th
 stats of Durango a's to undergo th, sans proeess. A line is now te ns constructed rom the xsIIcsn 1 Iter- national at Durango p tap the new fslJs, the output al which. it i- cl'im- cd, will greatly rs luce ths csh,urnP tion of United States coal. "lt h.. long been . serious sr-siion." said |. Mslics man to tn, Fl PAso rin-s "of secur,pg su6isi-nt c ,al to meet the dsa.nd without calling heavily on q . statss. The Hssissn Northern which bsuis more ore shan any shsri line in ths R public i. often isrcsi to lock toward Fl Psso for its .uppl., but the new discoverirs in Durango will tend to relieve their situs,ioa Q great deal. The Mexican Intsraa- tiopal, while it nay bssoms time, is surely goiog to A.z atlsn, sn the ~es.- ern cosss. IL will bs built oi several hundred k'iom-tsr,. sni through very rough country. There is pro- bsbiy oniy one gen. oPtn.ai ;arsu2h the Sierra Msdr.s range tor Soo m,les and Huntingt D he. it."
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

As cure for rheumatism Chamber
 aiH's Psi. Balm is gaming a wde r.- sutation. D. B. Johnstsn of Richmond, Ind. has been troubled with that ail- ment since Is67. In speaking of i, he says: "I never found anything tia would relieve me until used Chamber lain's Pain Balm. IL acts like magic with me. My foot was swollen and pain ing me v.ry much, but one good 7ppl- cation Of Pa Ralm relieved me. For sale by the Tombs,oRe Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15
FOR OVER fIsTY YEARS.

An old. well-tried remedy. Mrs. "inslow'r Soothing syrnp has ben nsed for over 6itv yesrs by millinns Of moth. rs for their children vhIle reeth- iug. with perfect success. |, soo,her he child, sofiens the gun F, aI,ays all pain, cures Hind co.Ic. and is ,he best r-medy for diarrhoes. |. IF pless.u, To the taste. Sold by dIusgi-t in '-very part of the world. Tw nry-fve c-nis 6 bortle. It's value ir iucalcul- sbe. Be sure and ask for Mrs Wioslow's Soothing Syrup, and taks sN 'her k;rc
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15
HONEST MEDICINE TOR LA GRIPPE

HONEST MEDICINE TOR LA GRIPPE
 George w Wait, of South Gardiner, Me-, says; "I have had the wors, cough. cold ohills and grip and have taken lots of trash of no account but profit to the vendor. Chamb-rl4ins. Cough Remedy is the only thing that has done any good whatever. I have used one bot le of II and the chills, cold and grip have all Jeff me. congratulate the manufacturers of an honest medI- cine. Fer sale by al! dealers. in medicine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

Lsoks e if the Orb has undergone . political rsvisisu before the tins Of turniag ove: the plant te the new re- publican purshassrs, ssid to be made sn Monday next. During the editors absence the ssisssrs editor worked in . large qusDtity of rahid rspuhiiesn gold bug iitsrs.ars taken from an Al. SUqusraus exchange.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15
G.orOus News

Genes from pr D B Cargile, Of Was hi,n. T. He ~rites; "Fou- bottles of Electric Btters has cured Mrs Brewer of scrofula. winch had caused her grea, suffering for years. Terrible sores wou q break out on ner head and face. and the bes, doctors could give no help; but her cure is complete and her health n eX- have proved. that E ectric Biters is the bss, blood purifier kno1n. It's the supreme remedy for eozrma, letter. salt rh:um, ulcers, bo,ls and running sorrs. h stimulates liver, kidn ys and bowels, expels poisons, helps digestion builds up the strength. Only 30 cents. Sold ty the Tombsto ne Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

CM Roberts. the ziaisg man re- turned Thursdsy from trip ssss. He recently bonded . snuabsr ef vel uabls nisisg claims sdjeising the Great wsssssn C. prspsrsy in fur- auois dsssriss and will proceed ss de- ys,sp shsn-1aags Nsvs,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

Au astoaishing incident occurred during e recsat fire in . plane ware house. A fireman who had no pre- vious knowlsdge of mu is picked uI the bose sad played on the piaEo-EI
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15
COURT SESSIONS

Tnsson, federal and district, term begins April 9,
 Tomss,ons, for Coch;se county commencing June 4.
 NoEalss. for Santa Cruz county, commencing July 9.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15
ADVEKTIsEr A aETrEI:s.

The following i, let of letters re- msining in the general delivery q, the Tombstone postofbc- for the month eniinz April. l. 1900: Ca.iniro Alameda, Jesse Braley. J Soid-m,th. LuI. Montero. Tomas Aocornigns GoA. Saa,ysr. When calling for ahovs letters, cay advertisei, giving date of advertise ment.
 LAURA c. CRABLE, F.. N.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

w H Shipman, Reard,ley. Minn, under oath, says he suffered from oys- peps for twenty-five years, Doctor. and dier ng gave but little relief Email, he used kodol Dyspepsia Cure end no. eats what he likes and as much ss want: and he feels like new man. l, sest. what you eat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

"No family can afford to be without One Minute Cough Cure. h will stop cough and cure . cold q-icker ,h any other medicine," writes C " Wi liams. Sterling Run. Pa. It cures croup, bron- chits and ali throat and lung troubles and prevents consumption, Pleasant and harmless,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

Bryan is strongly in sympathy with the Boer and in glowing terms sI prssssd his appreciation in regard 10 their bravery and their effort to secure litsrsy from the tyrsnnieal govern meat. The speaker vas inter- upssd several timss in bis PnsniK speech with trsnsndons applause.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

tuFt TOT 1utEl.
 Hysteria can be perfectly and per manently cured no matter how far advanced it may be. II T. D Y A \ will cure hysieria. HCDiAN will re- lieye you Of every symptom. . The re- lief is not only temporary it is permanent HUD- VAN will restore the W C a k e n c q nerves to a heal thy condition ano the symptoms will disappear HUD
 VAN is the rem Q edy you want. HCDIAN Is foi
 - .l A.raT,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15
REMARKABLE CURES or RHEuNlrIsL

The editor of he Vindciator ha. had occas o n 70 'es; tte effIcacv of Chamber Ia n's Pain Balm twice wi h ,he mos, re- markatie resu,s in each cas. Fnsr, ~Ilh rheumatism in rhe should.T from which he srff.red exruciating pain for ten days. which was reiiev-d " ih t~s applications of Pan Balm. rubbing the parts afflicted and rra'izins instant bene hf and entire relief in q very short lime, Sec nd, in rheumatism in ihigh joint, am ost prns'rating him with severe rain whicH was refev'd d ty 'so applications rubbing with ihe liriment on rr,irng a, night. and getting up free from pain, For sal- by all dealers in medicine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

Carson, Fro:honotary. Washing ten, Pa., says" l have found kod ol Dyspepsia Cure an excellent remedy in case of stomach trouble. and have deriv- ed great bene6; from it's use.' lit dlgests vha, yos eat and can not fail to cure
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

c W Fleming msnsssr oI ts. Ansrissn Typs Founders Co of Les Apgslss is . Tombstsns visitor to losk after the pssds af the pna.sr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

Tomorrow is Easter Sunday. Ess- ter services ~ili bs had ct the Episee- psl sbursb by Rev Esstmss and . cordial invitation is sxtssdse to aI ts attend.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

Bloa,ing after eating indigestion, f,iu. lence CT water brash, may be quickly, corrected through the use oi Prickl- A sh Di,iers. IL strengthens digestion, clean ses and regulates the bowels. Sold by Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

.'I think D. Wii,'s Little Early Ri,ers are the best pills m the .orld," says w. E Lake, Happy Greek, Va They re- move all Oostructi,ns of the liver and bowels, ac' qsickly and pever sripe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

4 gang of burElsrs stsle one thou sasd dollsrs worth of iewelry from the Detroit Copper coHpapy's store at Norsnri.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

Probate Judge Bradley ssd frssk Csrlasd were outgoing passssgsrs this morning to attend th. I % F grand lodge ct Gl3bs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

A bafe ball game has been nstshsd bstxssa the boys bali team of Fair. bsnks sn Tonbstons and the JsunR ball tossers will meet sn the F.ir baak dismoad tsmorrov.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15
Every farmer knows that to kill weeds he uust % to the roots. To cut the

4S Net kkAN weed od on the sur. face, means that the weed is still leh to grow. It's just that way with boais. ul- cers. eruptions. pimples and similar diseases of the hesh. To cure them you must 70 to the roots, down into the blood. Mere surface treat men, never gvts nd os the disease. It will come fnck at the hrs; opportunity.
 It is to its won- derful power iu the purihcation of the blood that Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical DiGo~er owes many of its triumphs of healing.
 ft clesnses the blood thoroughly. elinni- mating all the refuse matter and clesrs
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

Daring the moath of March 7,5o head Of Sonora cattle have come ia Co the United Ststss through the sus- tsms district of Arizlna.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

Oaly . pert of tss Tonbstsns soe- tisgsos of U s jurors havs returned home from Tucssn. The sld pust le alGsys was an attractive place.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

Attend church tomorrow, Est-r Sunday. Snv.ees will bs had by R'v Kastnsn n the Boissspsl church,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15
He Pooled The Surgeon,

All doctors tod Renick Hamilton, of West Jefferson. O, after suffering ls months frsm Rectal Fis,ufa, he would die unless of costly opera alton was per formed: bat he cured himself with five boxes sf Bucklen's Arnica Salye. the sures, Pile cure on Earth, and the bes, Salve ia the world. $ cents q box. Sold by the rombs,one Drug Siere.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15
Nos CoekstOvss {15 ct
 BABlews.

H Clark, Chauncey. Ca. says Ds- Wnt's Winch Ha1el Salve cured himsef piles ,ks; had afflicted him for twenty years. I,is also speedy cure Tor skin disesse'. Beware of dangerous counter. fei,s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

Six cars of fat est,ls were shipped to Denver irsn Phosnix las, wsdass day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

Cleanse the liver, purify the blood in. vigo,ate the body by using Dewitt s Li:tle Early kisers. These famous little pills always act promptly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

Get . good SarsaprillA to tone up the system, a, Tombstone Pharmacy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

Just arrived, premium hans, break faat bssss, lsrd. pigs-isst, and trips. Fer sale % c. Y. Barress. q
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

If ysu vest e win your way C i.v.s win yosr tsst girl, the shsrs L.at will hsi1 yea is sas si these t.ssss oi sssdiss ss Fly's e0niessisn- ssy sssss. II
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15
HYSTERIA

10 purely c nervous disorder and all the Oymptoms are of nervous origin. Many women afflicted with hystcTia continue tc suffer because they think that there IS no
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

Priokly Ash Bit,ers cures diseases oJ the kioneys, cleanes and strengthens the liver, stomach and bowels, For sale by Tombstone Pharmacy,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

Ths ouiy place ia town to get . hsH si strictly erss-slass candy is ss YaPls's sssiy isstsry. If
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

A full line of medical llquers at th Tombstone harmacy |
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

v. T ls gs'isa legs fer sale ., Aastin's. f.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

Five inches of snow fell At NoRass on ths 3rJ inst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

ft 10 . vegetable remedy and has no bad effect on the system. Study your symp- toms carefully. When you have done so, use HUDiAN and then tell your friends Ahat it has done for you.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

Chsies cid liqu prs, fer medicin ai use sly, st Tsubstcas Pharmacy. u.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15
F.esh h,ns-sais candy every day at ispl :. sssdy .sstsry. u

O,e Ksrb. C and Chancellor, H P; Essnviii-. Tod. says, "De Wits Witch HAsei Sslye soo,hes the most delicate skis aad heals the Dost stubborn ulcer swh certain and good results" Cures p,'ss and skia diseases. Don't buy an Intsstion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

Ssaassrsss ssvisg machine war rssisd and guaranteed. $3o ct BARasw
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15
LOCAL NOTES.
sss Bi.bss news on third page.

Frssh Russsts Apple Cider ., Austia's. tf.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

Ed Carlyon is . vlsitsr f-cm Fearss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-15

H Everytning!D ne is,frsi class gcods.,d. sold
 .. . ,,,riees. that deiy'competluon
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28
"NA|NE BEAR WITH A JAG
.FEAsTED ON RUM, coRNMEAL AND
MOLAsSES UNTIL RE BE-
F C<4GIE Drunk
as GAY AS A soUBRETTE
Then for Two Days re Nursed a
sweIIed Head and Could
Not Tie Conn
forted.

A party of Massachusetts sportsmen
who were IL Bangor. Me. 1,!!::ist week en-
their letLr.: hon,e from a Camping trip
at Crawford pond, in The Katahd;n iron
works region, tolG Of funny experience
which they had with q bear beIore;. rs,
To The ov Ter Of the camp with wi, mn
they made their nome during tEeiE Iv3
weeks visit
This b, II was cauSht in Il trap last
spring and lost IS right fore paw Mt
the ankle Joint. The hunter did not kill
The animal, but put rope AROUND his
neck and led hiE2 to camp. There he
built a stockade. with d little house in
enc corner of it, pitched an old stub
of tree in the center of the yard.
hitched the bear to it, and this place
has since been Bruins home.
The bear was very savage at first. but
soon became so tame that he would eat
from the hand of the trapper, and NouId
allow any one to earess him. ILe has
been one Of the sights for people Wis
iting Crawford pond during the past
summer. A young Harvard college, stu
dent was at the camp in August, and he
got so friendly with the bear that thew
used to have wrestling matches.
WAS AT A DISADVANTAGE.
The bear labored at a disadvantage on
account VI having JoSt one or his paws,
and he was unable to get very good
hold about the body of the student hut
that made no difference; he could throw
the young man every time, and the MIN
ute the wrestler would land Oh his back
old Bruin would take the other paw and
begin to claw his clothes The young
man stood such trea tment all right an
til one day the bear scratched mis- face,
and thereafter he kept away from TIE
animal
The Massachusetts, sportsmen were
obliged to remain close in camp one day
during their visit, on account of a heavy
rain storm They played casino and auc-
ton pitch Until they were tired of tie
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28


White Elephant saloon, and at the point
of q gun borrowed 500 from the proprfe-
FOR: With this ready money he engaged
IN an open crap game. in the Gem sal.
ftal, and then,sWith a pistol in each hand,
compelled the players and croupiers to
pay him back What he had lost. He col
saloonkeeper whom he had first robbed,
offering to buy half interest" in the
place for $500, and enforcing his proposal
the half interest and before daylight all.
Ell Paso knew. that IVES Hardin, guns and
all, had come to town to practice law
on a high plane,
For more than six months he terror-
lied FL Paso. There was only one man
there who dared cross his path at all
times and under all conditions. That
man was John Sellman, a bad man, too,
hut of different mould from Yves Har-
din. After a bloody career as a soldier.
cowboy and border deputy, and with a
justfGable killings, SeHman HAD settled
down into an almost placid oceupa ton of
! patfelling. the streets of FL ssPaso, It
was placid enough till Hardin GANG; but
a. month later every man there knew thar
one=or the other had come at last into
the presence of sure death.
The crisis came on Aug. 10. 1898 Old
John Sellman's son, who was policeman,
had arrested Hardins friend, and Hard n
at once annouced that he would eXtermin-
ate the whole Sellman family. beginning
with the father. To this end the offended
desperate armed himself with pistols and
a quantity of whisky, and went looking
for old man Sellman. The latter, who
stated after his trial that he knew it was
only question of time when he must
Kill Hardin, traced him to the Echo sa-
loon. With that peculiar and almost an
omalous sense of fairness which charac-
terized many Of his class, Seliman would
give him a fair chance to eXterminate
or be externinated.'. Those were the
very words of Sellman as reported at she
trial. After waiting an hour for reply
Seilman entered the bar room. Hardin
saw his reflection in the glass and had
his pistol out in a second. But Sellman
was sober. His first shot pierced Har-
dins head from hatband to hatband, and
even when his victim fell Sellman con-
tinued to fire until ,he had placed five
shots III vital parts Of his enemy.
Good gun fighters like Yves Hardin
sometimes shoot after they're hit" ex-
planned Sellman in telling why he fired
so many fatal shots.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28

FINISH AT NEWPORT.
Next Week the Horses VIII Run at
Latonia.

Latonia.
CINCINNATI, Oct N-This was the
closing day of the fall meeting of the
Queen City Jockey club at Newport.
The attendance was the largest of the
season.
The match race between The Rush and
John Yerkes was the feature of the card.
The distance was one mile. The Rush
as to 5 could be had on John Yerkes
When the flag fell for the start The
Rush at once went to the front and
was never headed, winning in a gallop
by two lengths.
From today's race it would appear
that The Rush and John Yerkes are
not In the same class. The two-mfIe race
fell to the champion long distance horse
Colbert Colbert and Kodak were equal
favorites at s. to s..
Jockey McGinn was fined 5000 by Start
Ell Jake Hoffman for using profane Ian
guage at the post
Weather fine; track fast
Monday, the fail! meeting of the La
ton1a Jockey club, will open of thirteen
days, racing. The prospects are most
sport. Jack Chinn will do the starting
ana Lows P. Tarlton will be the pre- !.
siding judge. Summary:
Covenanter won. Orrie Goan Second 3D.
Whitfield third. Time, 1:15A
Second race, six and a half furiorgs-
SaguenaY Won; Caloocan second, Paul
Third race, two miles, selling-Colbert
wen Eta second, SarilIa third. Time,
D Fourth race, one mile. Specialize
Fifth race, five furlongs. selling
Prince Thyra won. Atlantic second, ono
maStuS third. Time 1:011b
Sixth race, one mile and a sixteenth
seiIlng-,S1r Gatian won. Nettie Regent
sencond, W1nepress third. Time Az.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28

am happy to say that with the Foso rem
edies my hair is now more Iuxuriant than
it ever was, and am thankful to feel that
1t IS all my own and cannot fall off to
embarrass me-"
George N. Thatcher of Covington. Ky,
prominent railway official, whose duties
are very eXacting, was rapidly losing all
his hair. He says:
Il was getting SO bald and such a shin
ing mark for my friends that 1 was forced
into using hair remedies l tried a dozen
or more before l ran across the Foso
treatment, and am glad to say that I
was we'll rewarded. My entire scalp is
now thickly covered with long
dark hair of the natural shade
ana know beyond question that
the Foso remedies caused this
result. / do not hesitate to lend my
name and influence to these thoroughly
trustworthy hair growers"
Write today for a free trial package.
1t will be mailed securely sealed in a
plain wrapper SO it may be tried privately
at home.
The remedy also cures itching and dam
drutf, sure signs of approaching badness,
and keeps the scalp healthy and vigorous.
1t also restores gray hair to natural color
and produces thick and lustrous eye
brows and eyelashes. BY sending your
name and address to the Altenheim Med
zeal Dfspensary, 1878 Butter1ield building,
Cincinnati, Ohio, inclosing a 2-cent stamp
to cover postage they will mail you pre-
paid a free trial of their remarkable
remedy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28


sight of the cards, and one of them. On
seeing the bear perched on the stub of
the tree in his yard. Thought of a scheme
Wi1ich would produce some amusement.
Lets get the. bear drunk" said he.
TO his companions. I've got a quart Of
old rye whisky in my pack, which I
Were sick. None of you have been and
as none of us ever take anything
would Just as leave give it to the bear
as not
Its mean TO waste. good stuff. in that
way said another member. of. the party,
but didn't buy it. and, as far as fun
goes, I'm in for anything
a ten-quart pail three quarts of In
dian meal, a quart of molasses and the
whisky were set out on the table in the
camp. The meal, molasses and the wffs-
Ky were mixed together in the pail, and
The pail with its tempting lunch was set
out to the bear. He ate it, and Tapped
the pail out so clean that it didn't have
TO- Pc pc washed vas and then the sportsmen
In about an hour the. bear was the
most intoxicated animal tflafo was ever
seen IN the Maine woods. Whei4 the
liquor first began to get in it's, work the
bear was taken with an athletic fit, and
ne jumped around and rolled over like
clown iii circus. He tired to climb the
tree stump, but It's trunk seemed to be
Digger to him than ever, and after get
ting up few feet from the grolN1 he
would lose his grip and fall end over nd
into the yard The sportsmen watched
his antics and laughed until their sides
ached
Finally old Bruin became sleepy and
slumbered off into his cubby house. The
next morning the first man in the party
to go out of doors walked over to see
now the bear was feeling. He looked
into the little house and saw sight
which made him feel sorry.
There lay the bear with his head on
the good fore paw and the stub of the
other laid over his Uranium. He seemed
to say in the look which he gave the
man, How sick l am For two days
he would not eat nor move out Of the
house, and ever S nee he has carefully
looked over his feed that was set before
him before eStinor IF
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28
BARELY SAVED A sHUroUT
SbnttUck Eleven Beaten at Home nv
HamIine Boys.


Hamline met Shattuck on the Ia++er,s
ground and defeated them comparative
~ easy Hamline showed I'D a grea :
deal better on defensive work than they
a lIod week ago. Collects kicking was fine
ana me feature of the game was the
all around work of Capt Clare. Dridne
and Macauley distinguished theu1saIIyas
good game. was
g shattuck kicked to HamIine's fortv-
I'VE hVe yard line, and Macauley fell ON
p 3an eNsaIace and Gould advanced the
9loi aiIteen yards, Kingston and Drill.
runs. by series of line surprises Wan1
ace was pushed over for a touchdoTrr
d l6ine' minutes. Clare failed to kick
Shattuck kicked off to Zinomerr,an
VINO advanced ball twenty wards Tbar
py series of brilliant end runs bv T11c-
Han, I1l1e hhli Ia and line kicks by
dt5alullhe packs Wallace was again push,
eq over for a second touchdown.
Shattnck kicked ten yards and fa,1 -,
i Tall ana an then advanced it five yards and
ker. carried the ball twenty wards on .
rake; then Zimmerman carried If t,Szsyt :,
y Tit6 b on sim nl play Time was called
Sn lor o4 4rs IN Shattucks fifteen yard me
SIR IN +t the second half Hamline kicked to
S T,I hve yard line, Shattuck ad-
eanced ball fifteen yards by a, crisis
SIoss, put Immediately lost hall On
downs. BY a series of five and fen ,,o Ut1
piunges by Hamline backs and the fie Gf a
0 %as cg Of Kingston and Drill, bali
Gould. Clare kicked goal easily Sc Scor rs
;, Collet kicked to shattuck's fye-vard
t TN Ell ana the man was downed in his
LACKS. GOULD was pushed over for an
other a touchdown. Clare kicked goal.
Shat tuck kicked out of bounds twice
tuck. BY. two foxy plays Sha ttucS 2iia al
Vaneed the ball twenty-five wards and
then by double pass in the last thirty ifitV
s sed OF the play. the Shattucks
to kick goal. Score 22-5s ~ iaileu