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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

4 Shields pasS E5o0 f- Hnnter Ralne. He
j. a b. C.. 80. bv ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Among
the other sales were The mllow!nEs
Rem - b. c. o.. b. imp. order-Rspentant;
Il. II Mar1n. - so
star and Carte. eh. T. e.. by imp. Golden
G-arter-Steila. a g. McCansuy. 81
Hiss Dorothy. D.. T. ~. by imp. star RUBY
shasta - J. Brew & Co.. {i.sa
NEmCrul ch- C. ~. hy imp. J~uvenai-Numer-
OF. Fred Beriew. eco
MuvilCra. oh. 2 az. by ~NaElln-FonsetfA.
Newton HenuinEton. SLaGa
Tesa. b. & e. ~ Teany-Ionis: L s slrc.
S%tyiitcae. D. b un. BY imp. stylites-Perad-
rrnlure. i. r. HarbiEou. .eeo.
Watssr. USgQ
Miss Dise. hr m. - BY FsIs-,to-Bubiche
Captain s :. RrIwu. S2cQ
"a. Joys. br. N ID. ~ -Hindoo-LaSeue y: :.
y. Harrison. hooa
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start eoOd Won easily: second same Winner. GumbNrts &
Keepsake. KIsme had speed and was nest. Lofter displayed
under a weak rde. charles closed NJ fst ana wants a d!t1-
Tme-.G. Il. 81 :nE. -, iosS. III. l:Es- I.u. 11s.
0ZO Fourth race. Forecast Stakes. for 2-year-oids. SO
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a quarter OF wIthers eourse-Advanee Guard, ~
tOdurnl. 9 20 70. won. Wyrth. III usynel. 9 @ >
second: Blues. ia Martin. > TO 5. third Time
5:z7[- Only three starters.
FIfth race. selling. for 5-year-oidE and upward.
the Witherz miie-Trinity Bell. los nynel. : %
3. won: Esseue. p fShcsl. 5 10 / second Annie
Grace. is (ofConnorl. - 10 J.. third Time. l.4tis
Pcarlnnder. Rossfsme. Rough Rider. Arden. True
Blue. Black Dick. Gold Braid. RlEhtaway,
Tribes AN. Maitster. BiaoS scot and Anecdote
also ran.
sixth race, handicap. for 1-ysar-olds and up-
ward. enc mile and three-sixteeaths. over the
Withers Ralne. - lRedfernl. :
20 J. Won. Six-Shooter. los Knight. II 10 :
second; Lord Badge. IS martini. . TO J. thiul-
Time. so Warranted. Circus and Coiey also
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urNIoR aGr
TEAM Records.
Phoenix League

sTANDTNG on THr crfrRl
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SUSPENDED.
George Innes and :. =. ClOpton Set
nonn for sixty Dayx I'm HctEeI Case.

Judge Brady of TIE Fair Grounds has sus-
penfed : 4. ClortOn and George lanes for
hiriug +. Haurahau TO claim Barney Schrei-
hers e-yclr-oid HgtzeI recently. Both Chop
ton ard InutS have been suspended Tor six
~ dnys dating from October - The follow
ing horses viii b. affected BY the ruling;
Eusslen and FaliOw; Clopton's
Ravensbury. Belle Barnard. The Forum
md Alpen.
Harrahan made n confession 10 the effect
that Clouton had paid Inn $" 20 claim the
hcrsc. lines had shipped Hetzel to Cincin-
uatf when judge Brady investigated the
matter. Re wcs ordered 20 return here az
C1re with the colt. Hetzc' has teen returned
20 Schreiber's barn. Judge Brady decided
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81. LOUIS TENPIN LEAGUE.

IlNN NEIVhI~
-hiEh average. kasaEru- So -: h.Eh score.
ksssSra. 2li high average. three games. Kss-
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
hlEh average. N- Kern. sWrriIss Faf-1
lN -. hlEh' SOM J. pheurer Dieisl. -: MIR
averAEr- three Eamcs Jones tkasaErrl. iI
ostoe.r T-Pqst otfce " Moaarch. Al Mon
October 2s-Dieis " bankers. 1t Pai,cs alley.
October @Unierm ~ Kasassa. ct Grand al
oetebsr s'-sshp+idis " wo-ids Pair. a, Pal
October T-oraHas "a Enterprise. at Cas- al
October S1-BiE Seven ". Palace. at Palace
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Pinr nIun Race.

HF.Fi ELIC eFECIAL-
Pine Ban ATk.. o. @-Esoas flrnmsri,s
First race. BASIN. $40 ,Lts. r4irse gg Mama
Time. 2-iA
Seclnd race. fr-- 4r-al rae-. pas ND-RH.y
IL nrst: k2hy X ssc1nl. Time -fE.
Third race urni1E. ll1s us.ie. I-ss yrr-rw-
Time. -.
FOURTH race. r~uunins. ssscr fur'sur-. raiie
Eey. third. -rims.. I.
FIfth race. u7Ii7g. Gvs fl-IJazs. rurss siG-
Nell. third. Tine 70
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a. creshed IN cornh..l.

George MoGtt, Is years old. employed AZ n
candy factory on Walnut street, was Sc
ilonsiy Injured yesterday morning by GET
ting his arm caught IN the cogwheels az a
machine At which he was working. The left
arm YVES crushed in several places between
moved to his home. No. lss3 south SsoaS3
street in an ambulance. after being fra9tsJ
by Doctor Nogel at the City Dispensary'
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King Edwards progress through London
Yesterday was marked by two incidents
which threatened porteutous results. A re-
ligious fanatic was arrested with a guam
tity OF powder on his person. He frankly
admitted that his Intention had been TO
blow mp one OF the crowded stands which
had been erected on church property Fire
broke out In the Guildhall shortly after
the King had passed. but was subdued be-
fore great damage was done
Premier Balfour has decided TO enforce
the closure rule vigorously at future sit
tings OF the House OF Commons In the
hope OF suppressinE the turbulent Nation
alists and expediting public business.
The Peruvian Senate has voted S25.Oon as
r preliminary appropriation for a Worlds
Fair exhibit
KIM Edward. Emperor William and King
Carlos CT Portugal viii meet In England at
Edwards palace next month. when. IL IS
expected, important International under
standings win be Brought about.
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Start lad Wen driving: secoud easily. Winner. Limp &
Miss Mnidne Elastic IA on In front. nicely rlted and Cve
hadiy made M a lot % ground and probably would have Wen
santa ran a much Improved race. teieie vas badly ridden.
Tims@:lsz. :2sss. %. :s1s. iBi, i:4
II Sixth race. pure 500. for 5-year-o'ds and Up. seli7
SOI mile:
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Marine InteniEence.

New York. Oct. g-Sailed: .Lucania,
Liverpool; iceland. Antwerp: Ryndsm. Rot
terdami Minnehaha. London; Pennsylvania,
Hamburg: Furnessia. Glasgow.
Havre. Oct 3-Sailed: La Champagne,
New York.
c~herbourg. Oct 5.-Saled: St. Paul, from
Southampton. New York.
Lizard. Oct . 40 g. m.-Passed: Ne
nominee, New York for London.
Antwerp. Oct. 2-Sailed: Kensington.
New York.
LIVERPOOL. Oct S-saled; csupanIa,
Browhesd. Oct :. p. m.-Passed:
1vernia, Boston, for Liverpool
Queenstown, Oct .. III q. m.-Ar5ved:
Cynuc. New York. for Liverpool
san Francisco. Cal. Oct. 1.-THE Ner-
chants Exchange to-day received word OF
the arrival at Monteddeo OF the steamer
Abner Coburn. with a heated cargo Tho
vessel left New York for San Francisco
seventy days ago.
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EEnn OF Harvard Wen.

New. York. Oct s-In ~. Grli round FOR tha
Individual champ 1aship q tho rt~scollFrIate
COLI Association. navel ia d1y G. ths Inks az
the Morris County Coz III. u. -. gym q
Harvard heat n. = d-Erslind frrr the Tai
yerslty % PeausylyaEi1 b. = up 10 ? to ri1y.
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Ernest Adams Ct Arkansas. who was
originally convicted OF murder and sen
fenced 10 be hanged. but later had his
sentence commuted. was granted a COM
mutation BY President Roosevelt equivalent
10 a pardon.
Remorye over the killing % his faithful
dog Grove a Newark. y. J.. man 10 suicide.
The Illinois supreme Court has decided
that street railways may be compelled 10
clean ths streets occupied by their tracks
and that ordinances 10 the contrary are
invalid.
Organized pursuit OF the bandit who held
Up the Northern Pacific train near Drum
mond. Mont. has been abandoned. II IS
thought the robber made good his escape
and is clear out ofthe country
a nonpartisan election forecast made by
the New York Herald shows the Repub-
lcan 7eTty TO be divided on the great Is
sues ~ the day. the leaders alarmed and
a practical certainty that the next House
Of Representatives viii he very clos. with
the chances fav0rns a Republican ma
jority % seven or eight members.
Fine weather in the central district Of
Texas has caused cotton 10 nut forth rev
hollis. With favorable weather conditions
during the next thirty days. II is expected
that the crop viii be from . 70 g ID per
cent greater than first predicted.
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JrNIoR ASSOCIATION.
Quicker the star Individual Perform
er-Hi- High Average.

Dueker. with the phenomenal average OF
GaI2. Is the star performer in the Junior
Cocked-Hnt Association. Hirsch with $40
and Thomas. KS. are his most dangerous
competitors Thomas. who averaged two
able missed-pin record OF ia. Secretary
A. ]. Aliens figures for the entire league
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serIously Hurt BY Eau.

Joseph Elk. a Transfer. enployed nv the
HIansman Brewing Company. fell from his
front or No Sse4 South Broadway. Yesterday
alteEnoon. ana vas Internally Injured. He
Eas removed TO MS home, ut No. SIS South
Hardy. 'ONspH
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sale OF horses On training WIS held IN the pad
dock AZ Morris PsrS and sone veti-knoVn per
formers were offered. Royaia- Oh. C. ca. "
Imp. Eandlcna-tmp. Royal Faic1n. wps aold for
S.sa. the top price Newton Bennington MAS shs
buyer.
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BOWLING.
CENTRAL LEAGUE AVERAGES.
HoberE Lencs Individual Performer
By slight Margin.

Appended are the of6c!a! individual Az
TRACES and team records of the Central
CocEed-Hat League. Is complied by Secre-
tary William Beck. n ty,EIEes L-e IN
usually high, ana Ok the twenty-nine menu
bers hsteo, seventeen have better than a
- average. Fivc OF the others are IL N
80 class. HoberE has a slight advantage.
but IS being closely pressed Tor the hon1tr
Scholl ID 4 good second and hollis inc
League recurd for q "a and high a&c
Individual games. The figures.
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SPORTING.

sewanee defeated washington University
by a score Of % 20 6
Winners at the Fair Grounds yesterday
were; Mayor Johnson. BaTnac Kisme.
Jack Young. Elastic and L~indenella-
The Missouri Tigers lost to St. Joseph by
the score OF p TO 0. Missouri showed much
Improvement.
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1nau.trlnl homo Meeanr.

The forty-ninth annual meeting Of the
Girls Industrial Home viii be held at the
home. corner OF Belt and Won Eerzen ave-
nuesT Tuesday evening at 10 O'Clock
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LEAGUE EkEGOkDH-
Individual high single -
Individual hlEh I'VE EameE-Ouskcr. IG
Team hiSh single Eame-ChoctaNE. DO.
Team hiEh ave l.1l-
Nissed-p.n record for match ave Elmezl-
rhrr~ma
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~-1f Weekss schedule. Tuesday. polmars rs
r-,frsls and 81. Louis ~ Black Labels Weinrs-
dsv, BroadNayH ~ Steamboats, and Ann Ave-
nues Va T0Wcrs-
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Win this clever Invention any lady nav quIcptv
cure .hrrself OF the troubles and weaEpszfse -
cuiiar &c Ter sex witncGf tbs Use Of mesfrlne -
IN a very s mpie way To proVe the nun ~ fbi<
the proprietuTs gladly allow any lady wha v-r3frS
them q thirty days free trial in her oE6 bar1a
50 that sic may judge the effect on herTeif Nea,
lciacs usually DO more harm tha1 Eooi in ~1~h
cases. because they deStroy Tissue Tafs &c..
tion supports the pelvic and other orcars - IT,
natural way 81 the Creator intended Yau heys
only 70 accept the free trial 70 be CONVINCED
Il cures t'fcuale truuhles." -
iapsus. irregularities. heudhrhes. hacksrkes
cold feet. beariug-duan pains. nerrousuesS mel
anchnly. Indigestion. lung trouble. ob.sitv, Go
Il strengthens the back. lafns. female orrans ~
Hnd walking a pleasure; gives physical ana rTe,.
al comfort. erect form. Erscefal carrisra sat
gnapely bust. al without medicine and pr1rstee,
II IS good im SouuE and cid. fat and ear -
hEsure2 70 women EEcrous health and \ xharefv
dFnTe. Il crr-d Mrs. Hcnfon Of P0rflazT -
aftsr Eeeen wears u suffering: Ma Wiibzlr, =;
DzTton. O.. WIZ aied Tor many years ara many
tcires OF internal devices. II hes TIE open iadar-@-
ment n d.. Skene. author cf Nide~ri SV-sr,i
erF: DR.. CarriEues q 81. Marks Hrspissi -
Florence prcssier. Hufhor Of "a GuiseSfo w.
ankinu." besides dCzcns % others. al hirh -
tfr11tef on Womea s diseases.
SIN, don't take 1nythinE for granted. hut n,s
puf about Il ycurse,f hr seudtnr narss - -
Rash, manager. Box a. Saiina, Eas. Thsv uff
seni you fuii Information with Isfsfs ~ ,ss-ss
raES free trial N Volt own home. bSsides : ~
r7hlz ILLUSTRATED hoax. aiss free. with nares -
noted dnct12es pr1tfzSnrE. authors ana s4ti-@ 80
rrcak wei Of 4. Siare only a postal card a. tef-
Ter j. required Be- surs % inrairs into the rsef-
ter further. rite today II ssu can
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THIS WEEK SCI

Moutay-Eads Va Clipper on Crescent alleys
Tuesday-Autcnaties - Banners On Acme 81
wednssday-IAeIed,s ". Banks en- Royal al
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I've games. Is iSth.i.rsi.
TEAM AVERAGE
HiEh single .E-u-. 10 .Darsusnl- hfrh rre
Eafnr-- les Juni1rl.
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WESTERN cLrB LEAGUE.

Tie weeks schedule at the Western Rowing
Monday. Louisian7s W. seniors: Tuesday. De-
Tenders va 5unil-S. "Wednesday. Westerns vs..
" m,. -~nr~
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n { Jack Young Beat GehdmnhS in nTI0II IN IA ( Benny Ympra and Tony Moran
r a Thrilling Finish at the KIH1I IN W ! Will Meta the @tE End
/ FarG Grounds Track Yesterday OOIIIOIH | Club oembr6
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART

ST LOUIS FAIR ASSOCIATION. AUTUMN MEETING-ocmbr =. Twenty-sec-
ond Day. Judge F. A Brady; Starter. A B Dade Weather dear: track fast
20 F1s race purse 800 for ayear-oa. ana UP sig tuaaas.:
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. The corpse was en-
balmed by the undertaken and made ready
for shipment By special train this evening
1 The cause OF death was gangreHe OF the
small intestine. following strangulation- He
lad a rupture since childhood. but had
, paid little attention to Il. as It gave him
/ little uncasiness"-Globe-Democrat
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THIS r
Thursday-Eli-LAlNs ys- S-srL- & Hsrr-1s- on
Acme alleys. J. : Ms--cils rs. Mound CITY
Paints. or Crescent alleys, and Meyer Br5s. -
1iofdtt-WssfE. on Royal alley
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IN the Kindergarten Cuckcd-Hat Leagu- On,
rNme separates the Banks. Cllpperz an Lacielss
who are leading IN the o-ter mentioned Ile
tbrcs other clubs are tied q. fourtl place Stanl-
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worIa,, ratr Lrarur.

staneing and schedules tr ths week n The
Wu-lFs Fair League are:
STANDING.
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This extract. taken from the ST. Louis GlobeDemocrat, fully demon
staRs the result OF procrastinaton. or eve worse. criminal neglect. Had
this man awaited himself Of the special benefits derived from Dr.. Lewtns
treatment for rupture this notice would never have been set in type The
subject Of the obituary above. the son OF n OF our former Mayors. SUI
fered hs whole lifetime with rupture, and being a person giving little
complaint when distressed. impressed his associates with the idea that be
suffered little IF no Inconvenience with rupture. but his career a ended
unquesuonably with the most severe pains that a human being v e en-
duyed. relieved only by death. The relatives and friends OF n suffering
with rupture should prevail upon the afflicted to obtain prompt and imme
diatc rebel. The following description Will serve is a diagnosis for the
benefit or those who nay be interested but do not know the conditions
OF tMs alment.
Rupture is simply the pouusion Of a portion OF vscera through a n alb
normal opening in ne OF the localities OF the abdomen and, according to
its position. Is known as InguinaL Femoral or Umblical Hernia. etc. 1t Is
with tho two former varieties that or present remarks Art especially ap
piled a portion Of bowel with r without Omentum. escapes from the aS
dorca as a result OF general or local weakness or both The immediate
source 81 the rupture 5 usually some form OF violent straining. such q
lifting hfayy weights. jumping running. coughing. Overreachhs, sneezns
or otherEphydcaI exerion which it is needless to enumerate. Rupture
when once Developed inevitably gives rise TO constitutional disturbance
as we'll as to morc O less pain, which in many cases becomes even vo-
lent and aGonidus. Under such circumstances what is known a stransu-
Iaton may at any moment supervene with its awful and ceaseles agony
and usual fatal termination.
Dr. Levin cures rupture IN any stage. Is the many thousands OF those
who have been cured 10y him will attest For further particulars write
FOR a pamphlet on the subject OF
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To-DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
IocAL =

Election forecasts Indicate a Democratic
victory in the State and city.
sale Of ground Zee Of the Pontiac build
ing and real estate news
Passing Of old "Round-Top" Market
Thomas Conner Of Joplin. vh6 gave tI5.-
90 70 negro churches. tells OF army lie
when 4 newsboy=
Albert L. Keechler was elected president
OF the ST. Louis Live stock Exchange for
the third time.
Bernard r B9sy. candidate for Sheriff on
Public Ownership ticket testified IN Meri-
wether-RepEblic libel suit that the Rcpub-
leans offered $3.50 Tor fusion
New officers OF the Western Catholic
Union
Patrolman O'Brien rescues Mrs. Josephine
NolL from eeath Ln alEeeE-car coll.slon.
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Mnnnh 80 Innnnr stnnhinr-

The Consumers haI the better ~ th=lr arEus
mert with the Blue Rib-1nS. and Al present. the
pair divide nrst-piace hou@-s In tfe Mound City
tocked-Hat League. Standing
". L WI.
Consumers .-.--.a-slt = Lfu1eLs .-...-.s.sslL u
Hue Ribbons LII 81 Herbert SpTucerS..l II -
THIS WEEh+S SCHEDULE.
We-durSfay-LAndell " Hue Ribbons. On
Royal alleys. and Easies -. Consumers on
FHdsy-Herber; srencers " Rlaitos. On cres-
cent alleys
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Mrrrr nro.., LcnEnc standinr.

The Mksdos % the Never Bros CocEsl-Hat
League broke their TO with tas p ars rnd now
have the leading position % thrmsrIv-a Three
teams are tied Tor third place. Staining:
". l. ". l.
Mksdcs --------.--a lllas ---.--------.--N D.
Paris ...--------.u 81 Ia ToHcas ----.-..ie -
= z. Mrs -.--n lut Lr-rrill Crowns. 6 Il
WEEKS SCHEDULE
Friiay-udaa ~ =. r.. MS IA roS-as -.
Mkado-. and Pearls rs Imperial crowns. "a
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bay Break Johnson had ali the TrL hut vas uHEat he end smnr- vas Jumped
S1a.S T% % by sG. but ran !, g%a nWf Ln Et. 70 N marx Cnhnus. had ne ~
I- ASnh" VAS very badly Hidden cross fad ped but urt |Lca was ENea a very easy
Tme-a-A =H. 20 as 1Nz $3.50
00z
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that Clopton and lines had violated the
SPIRIT OF rule Isl Of the Western Jockey
club rules when they got H~anrahan 10
claim Eetzel.
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MIIIer-FIavIn League standing.

TIE HindeDss and Lltha- are having a neck
and-uevk stragEi- fer the Miiier-Flavin Cockid-
Hat LEAGUE pvnnanJ Standing
Tab " - cub V -
l1tn1s ...-...-.--ia Il Once ...-.-..---ll IL
ginGsTys ..-..-...it % : tle-men ........-u "A
u d WEEKS
Mouday-Saiesmen ~ Biudery% on Crescent
TGssdsy-otsce " Litho, on Crescent alley.
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E-ednesfay-Securitics vE Oiymstas. on CrcT-
cent ALLEYS. and MphaTks " Cahannes. on
F4idsy choctaws VI, oface Men. on Aens
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JunInr A..ocIntInn sfnnhInr.

The Choctaws hsve n three-Ean-e adv1BtaEs
OVER the oiymnias- The Securities and osrce Mer
ARE tied fer third position. one game hack % tas
ulEr- CLUB. Standing
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.


IAN wsSrED-San 70 STAY "a blz--eat sad
Ne-S Erouad house. * oace lu washington.
.~UPH0LSTERING and majtre.s work in *
'InE- to- s~aEdh-nc furniture ihs Sew Nan
chester.
ppG-Lsst. -hite bEli terrier. long ears bacx
Part u o1r Itght brown. name WAKE. Rrtfr-
- - X sixth =: AID get reward. NcNamura.
FILTER WASTED-cGstom bcUi- Ind shoe r.
Co. rs \ SKA 81.
WAITRESS w-ANTED-Good waitress Gail
-s1 n Eighth s.
GooD muls. 50. bres wagon ana double har-
res sIs : Compton ave
Y. B. UHEAR ELECTRIC co,
GENERAL El.rrRtC gN~STTtACT1SG-
ga Grsvos Ave.
q wANTED-sfurt have rod references.
N. y I.Esr ~ g.. - Grayos
GIRL w-ASTEu-Gl5I 20 tcnd sstcre. il a.
tniar Il Co. 20 Gravo-
c6ALrFu.Haes egg sgsi : Fsr ton hlssI
CO 1893 Clark ave- KLalorh =
cQAL-Fgraaes eSg coal FER ton: high;
Ela-- Ne STANDARD lgc te-,ysTed Loehr coal
ceAL-Furnscs eEE eesi 20 rer ton: high,
90. 1874 Glars ave RlrI1ch q
cQn-FaEaes eFs coal gs- toa: hlE5
g.. 1921 Ca1k ave. EiaIosh q
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g.. ief Clark ave. ki1loch 4
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Horton place
KoLtER-ToP desk: simost new see It sure.
60 5. seventh.
GARFIELD. ~seEA-Tvo rooms. most convent
s-tIy arranged for housekeeping: 80 month.
aier three rooms: nrst floor. wil furnish y de
sired.
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tlemen. wages 81 per week; r~fcrenres required.
cen .fordav. room ~ Llniel Hotel. % % J.
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LOCUST s.. ise--Ni-sIv furulssri rooms.
with g1cf hrarl- everything nr-t-aass and rea-
s1lahie. 50 Per ve-S. Tith roomua'e.
frrrt r-lHs. $50 AMI 8 Tor two gentlemen: hot
bath
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OLIVE 81. EcA-UaI roor; mat: hot bath:
30 per week
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excellent table. hrst-ciasS. bus ness men cr
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whsre othe- hcl- f. cmr'l -. also h-st-class
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Nrs- Wet. Fls Washi1-t.1
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story 'front.' urronner.i-E room. si-Eie Or en- suite
WI JOHNSTON. moved from $50 Pine 70
slei Pine. pleased 20 &C. th-= friends
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cnts vs. iathos. on Royal ai.eys
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Vienna Restaurant.
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The Lathos Of the Woo1Warn-Ilernan CYcs-1-
Hat League have a fair Had over she Offce
and BiRdery. who are ued Tor the place. stand
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KInderrnrtrn Learuc Standing.

Monday-Is54s -. Acmez IN Acme AileyE
T-uesday-CentuyH vs.. Planners on Crescent al
legs. and Juniors y. Cresl-nts On Crescent al
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