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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-18
Princeton II. carIIsIe 0.

PRINCETON, n. J., Oct. 17-In a polIr-
ing rain, Princeton defeated the Carlisle
Indians this afternoon by a score of IL
to 0. Princeton kept the ball nearly all
the time, but made twelve fumbles. The
first score was made on a series of plays
in which Short figured prominently by
line plunges and Hart by long end runs.
Hart crossed but fumbled and Vetterlein
fell on the ball for touchdown. For
the next touch Vetterlein made a run of
so yards and was downed on the 8-yard
line. Foull1e scored around left end
No score was made in the second half,
but the ball continually snapped hands
ON fumbles. Johnson and Charles played
a good game for Carlisle. Ruton Miller,
Of Germantown, Pa. who played right
end had his nose broken.
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WESTERN LEAGUE MAY
DROP MICHAEL SEXTON
Rourke Promises New President at Meet
ing Wednesday.

OMAHA. Neb., Oct. 17.-Michael H.
Sexton, of Rock Island, for two years
president of two baseball leagues-the
Three is and the Westerns likely to
be completely shorn of his baseball vest
mentS at the st. Louis meeting of the
Western league Wednesday.
He was deposed from the presidency of
the Three LIS Tuesday by the election of
Edward Holland, of Bloomington I'LL. Now
Manager Rourke, of Omaha, has deliv-
cred the baseball pronuncamento that
Sexton cannot be president of a league
where he has a team and he AYERS he has
the support of Packard, of Denver, the
Van Brunts, of st. Joseph, and the stock
company at Des Moines.
Sexton, it is contended, has been too
arbitrary in his conducting of the league
affairs and too autocratic in his rulings.
He is said to have lent too willing an ear
to the advice of Tom Burns.
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BADGERS PILE UP SCORE.
Wisconsin Has an Easy Time With the
- BeIoit Eleven.

MADISON, Wis. Oct 17.-Beloit coll
lege went down before the Wisconsin uni
Yersity this afternoon in the annual. foot
ball contest, the score being Wisconsin 81,
Beleit o. Beloit was light and her men
had mot recovered from thel drubbing re-
cefyed at the hands or Michigan week
ago. While plucky game was put up by
the defeated contingent, they Were I'M
able to solve the flying interference of the
university team or to cope with. their esu-
perb team work. Several of the Wisconsin
team were compelled to quit the game on
account of injuries. 5Nanderboom was the
first to drop out, Robinson going in as
substituted Later :ef1 eBuIkhardt went in
for Balm and Brindley for Findlay Near
the end of. the game Smith supplanted
Robinson. Fifteen touchdowns and
twelve goals We're made as follows
ToHchdOwns. Bain02, iNanderboon 2, Pc
terson d. Robinson 2, Remp 1. F'fndiay
1. Burkhardt 2. Smith L. Goals kicked,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-18
CRIMSON DEFEATS CADETS.
Harvard Has Hard Time Winning
From West Point.


WEST POINT. N. Y, Oct 17.-Under
extremely bad weather conditions Har-
ward defeated West Point today by a
score of 5 to O. There was much FUN
bling on both sides. It was probably the
most desperately fought football game
eyer seen on West Points field. Elk
changes Of punts were frequent. Near
the close of the first half, Hurley. of
Harvard. made a clever rush at the side
of the formation, and evading the ends.
ran 25 yards. crossed West Points goal
line, and made the only score of the day.
The plays throughout the first half were
mostly in West Points territory. There
was no time during the game that Har-
wards goal was threatened.
Soon after the second half began
Prince, of West Point. got possession of
the ball within 20 yards of the army's
goal and ran the entire length of the
field. crossing the enemy's line. The
widest enthusiasm prevailed for min
ute but the official declared that the
play was out of order and the Splinter
was called back. Near the close of the
last half Harvard attempted goal from
the field but the ball went wide of the
mark.
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VIII Flaht for Raymer.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct 1.-THE report
now comes. that the Boston Americans
have drafted Fred Raymer. Ban johnson
told Bryce SO, and the latter has received
letter from Boston asking for Raymer's
address.
Bryce claims that the Bostons have no
right to Raymer. as. the latter had signed
a contact to play with Columbus in 1904
The contract was dated Sept 2, just be-
fore Raymer left for the coast, and the
national agreement wasgaIlet signed until
the 18th, nine days later. Bryce will
bring the matter before the board of ar
bitration which meets at Cincinnati Oct
26, and win make fight to retain Ray
mer in Columbus.
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SURPRISE FOR THE MARooNs.
Northwestern Plays Chicago to a Stand
still and Almost Wins

CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-By a score of 0 to
0 the confident hopes of the University of
Chicago were shattered by the Northwest
ern university on Marshall field today
Northwestern '' outplayed Chicago from
start to finish, and her goal was at no
time in danger. On the other hand Chi
cago was saved on her own four-yard line
by Northwestern tumble. A little later
Cotton narrowly missed field goal from
the Chicago twenty-yard line Chicago's
desperate attempt to count on goal from
field, EckersnH furnishing the motive
power, failed. At no other time did
NorthwesternS supporters have cause for
anxiety. Both teams played straight
football throughout, Northwestern making
first downs Repeatedly through Chicago's
center trio Eckerso1, Chicago's speedy
quarter, had no quarter to show the bril-
lance expected of him on end runs. as
the Northwestern ends had no difficulty
in Sitting through Chicago's lines Fun
bles were frequent and both sides were
repeatedly penalized for off side play. The
weather was perfect and about 5000 peo-
pie witnessed the struggle. The line-l1n.
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FOOTBALL AT LEXINGTON.
Tigers and CIintons VIII Clash at Ball
Park This Afternoon

This afternoon the Tigers and the Gin
teams of st. Paul, will meet at Licking
ton park to decide which team is entitled
to the right to try for the Independent
championship of the state. The game will
start at 3 o'clock. and it is reported that
Coach Yost, of the Michigan team, who
came to Minneapolis yesterday to watch
the work of the Minnesota team, will be
one of the officials.
The Clintons will line up with several
of the members of last seasons Tigers in
stronger men in their lineup a fast and
close game IS expected. The teams will
lir1a fO1I
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The WORLD or? sPORT


downs, and Minnesota by small gains
pushed BurdfGk over for the second
touchdown.
Inc third ffifkoff had the usual re-
suit. Iowa's ball on her twenty-five
yard line. This time Minnesota got
off side when iowa attempted to kick,
but Iowa was held again and kicked to
mldhefd, where O'Brien fumbled the
pail and an Iowa man fell on it. 1t
pre- called them back and Iowa was in
addition penalized twenty yards for
holding. Here Iowa's biggest gain was
made, where Jones fumbled, but the
Dali was regained by an Iowa man,
with gain of fifteen yards. Minnesota
again had the bali at midfiefd on
punt by Iowa, and, after gaining about
thirty yards on. runs by Irsfield and
Davies, was penalized twenty yards
and then compelled to punt. Iowa
punted IN her turn and O'Brien re-
turned the ball twenty five yards to
IoWa,S tWenty-yard line. Irsfie1d soon
mad the third touchdown.
The remaining touchdowns came so reg
t uIdriy mat only the score board enabled
Ine footers to keep track of the number.
DaEles made one on a 60-yard run, and
y Br!en one on % yards. Another time
y 7, Brlen made run of 20 yards, but was
stopped on Iowa'S 10-yard line AT the
end or the half Minnesota had 46 points.
The Second Half.
In the second half Iowa made her only
Kickoff. O'Brien ran the ball out II
yards from the 5-yard line Then a series
OF gains by Davies, Thorpe, Bnrdick and
Current brought the ball to Iowa's 15-yard
line, where Minnesota lost it on tumble.
iowa was forced to punt Immediately, and
Minnesota soon had another touchdown,
DAVIES making the last 10 yards.
On the next kickoff Jones ran the ball
back 80 yards, and few minutes later an
S-yard run was made around Rogers. but
minnesota defense again stood, and an
other touchdown came in good season
Iowa was putting up a much sitter game
the second half, while several OF Mime
sofa s men were beginning to show the eff
fects of the game
Boeckmann took Currents place, and
was given the ball on almost every play,
finally making touchdown.
After this Burgan and Kremer went in
at the halves and carried the ball for sew
eral good gains, but Minnesota was penal
lied 20 yards and Rogers made poor at
tempt at a drop kick from the 28-yard
line. The touchdown came soon, however,
and still another was made. and the score
was left at rs Minnesota had just kicked
off to Iowa when slime was called. The
teams lined UP as follows:
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times ST. Paul kicked and four of these
five kicks were fumbled to ST. Paul
Neither side was able to score in the sec
ond half. Final score, Madelia, s.; ST.
Paul, 0. The ball at the close was in
Madelia's possession on St. Paurs thirty
five yard line Line officials were N. L.
Sickels. coach of Centrals, of ST. Paul.
referee; w. A. Plymat, of Mankato, UNI
pire.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-18
YALE WINS EASY GAME.
Blue Halfbacks Have no Trouble Carry
ina Ball Through Penn Line.

NEW. HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 17.-Yale
defeated the Pennsylvania State eleven
today In a ra1nsterm by the score of 27
first half by bucking the line and by end
running. The play was of the simplest
throughout and the superiority of the Yale
of the forwards is responsible for the bie
score. When Pennsylvania States half
backs had the bali they were able sev-
eral times in succession to carry the han
through the Yale line for good gains.
They were not able to pass the Yale half
backs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-18
Western Golf Association Losses.

CHICAGO Oct. 17.-The Trans Missis-
sippi Golfers defeated the Western Golf
association team today on the links of the
Chicago Golf by q to II on the Nassau
system of scoring. The association team
was composed entirely of local players,
but despite the advantage they had in
knowing the course better the visitors had
an easy victory.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-18
Y. M. c. "A. Team Has Close Cali. !.

The Y. M. c. A Indoor baseball team
played an interesting game with the Com
pany F..team of Minneapolis, the Y. M c.
A. team escaping defeat IN the ninth in
ming by driving in six runs Catches by
sArth and Costello, Of the Y: NJ C. A
team. were the other features of the
game. Company F will play a return
game at st. Paul the night of Oct %.
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the clubs in the league
FACULTY STOPS PLAY
AT CARROLL COLLEGE
Wisconsin College Team Is Ordered Dis
banded on Account of Accidents.

WAUKESHA, Wis, Oct. 17.-Because
Of the frequent accidents during football
practices which resulted in five students
being injured in the last ten DAYS, one
SO seriously that he was sent home, the
faculty of Carroll college has forbidden
the game. This action was taken after
PutIIng the question to vote, first of the
football team and then of the students of
the college. Failing to secure their an
proval, the faculty peremptorily ordered
the football eleven to disband for the sea
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Pennsylvania 30, Brown 0.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct 17-In a
game. the hnhin feature of which was
fumbies, the University of Pennsylvania
football eleye9 today defeated the Brown
university team by the score of 80 to 0.
first half and 10 IN the second. Both of
Pennsylvania toucfdowns in the first
half were due to funlbles by the Brown
backs. Sand safety and one touchdown
in the second half were arso the result Of
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fumbles. Twice the Providence lads
drew. close enough to the Quaker goal to
try for a goal from the field. Zimouski
missing the first try and Hickman driv-
ing the ball directly into the Quaker for
wards on the second attempt. Summary:
Touchdowns Bennett, Smith 4; goals
Smith 8; safety, Chase; time of halves,
% and % minutes each
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Total Pins.
Weekly High Scores.
seIby LEAGUE EIects oMcers.

AT a meeting of the Selby Bowling
league, held at the Selby alleys last
President J. NJ Curryer; vice president,
ID. Devern; secretary, V. Burr; treasurer,
Z. EmmonS
The standing of the clubs in the league
fallOyV
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Fitz to Start Training.

NEW YORK. Oct. 17-Robert Fitz-
simmons mas started for the Pacific coast
to begin training for his contest with
George Gardner next month at San Fran
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with the Clintons, the Tigers. or the Lin
1ehe' warner & Schumacher teams pre-
place. summit
The st. Paul Academy football team
would like game with the Merriam
6 ~ 195 team ea and is ready to play any 1870
OF So-pound team in the city. Address
+. Crosby, Dale and Portland avenues.
The Scouts would like to arrange q
game with any S5-pound team in the CITY.
nue.. ia ave-
The w r. Burkhard team would like
20 20 arrange a game with the Shakopee
team or any other team in the state
averaging 40 or $50 pounds. Address w
M. Feeley, S22 Robert street.
any 125-pound team in the city. For
games address P. L. Crooks
The Capitols would like to arrange
game with any team in the Twin Cities
Address Frank Heron, ia West Central
avenue. - a.
The Badger football team is after games
with all 14O-pound team IN the city. Adj
dTess Manager McFregUe, 693 LinWood
place.
The Manhattans want games with 100
or l25-pound teams. Address W. Smith,
227 Carroll place.
The ParIor Clothing Co. team defeated
the Fredericks by a score of 20 to o. and
the Thistles by the score of % to o. AN
12O-pound teams desiring games address
George Dougherty 1913 Jessie street.
The Kennedy Bros. team challenge any
l4O-pound team in the city. For games
address j. G. Derrit, 9S2 Mound street.
The Manhattans challenge any 100 or
125-pound team in the city. Address c..
Manner, 323 Robert street
The Merriam Park team challenges any
95-pound team in the city. For games
address A. Goodson, Viola street.
The Submits have organized for the
season and will PLAY. any 130-pOund team
In the city. Address all challenges to r.
Bevens, 442 Summit avenue.
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MADELIA DEFEATS CENTRAL.
St. Paul High School Team Loses a Hard
Fought Game.

Special to The Globe.
della high school played the ST. PAM Can-
tral to standstill this afternoon. The
teams lined up on the Athletic grounds
at Madella and played two halves Of
twenty-five and twenty minutes resnect
lively. St Paul kicked off and MadeIia GOT
INTO INTO the game with tremendous rush
FFudne ping was Madelia's weakness and
i tbo+ Iney not lost the ball repeatedly in
dcaIly different; st. Paul, during the entire
SS lime, was able to advance the bali the
HH.SS5GaR nee put three times. Madelia was NOT
''''U ior Gowns In single instance. Five
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shamrocks. of Montreal. win.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct 17.-The
Shamrock l., of Montreal, and team from
Vancouver champions of British Column
bia, played here today for the lacrosse
championship of the world. The Sham
rocks won by score of to 3.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-18
CITY LEAGUE SCORES

The standing of the clubs in the City
Bowling league and the total number of
pins scored by each club up to date, the
weekly high score, the weekly high aver
ages and the total high averages are as
follows.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-18
LOCAL FOOTBALL NOTES

The Rauen Elites desire games with
145-pound teams in or out of the city and
will pay expenses to all points. Games
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Indians.
Columbia 12. Amherst o.

halves, 20 minutes.
Columbia IL, Amherst o.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Amherst flushed
by her recent victory over Harvard and
confident of success. went down to de-
feat before Columbia today at the Pole
grounds by a score of II to 0. Columbia
played a splendid game. The whole team
was a unit in offensive play, getting be-
hind the ball and forcing it at will
through the entire Amherst team. There
was considerable fumbling. due to the
rain. During the entire ninety minutes
of play Amherst gained her distance only
four times.
Bruce kicked off for Columbia, sending
the ball clearly over Amherst's goal line.
Stangland of Columbia, fell on the ball
after it had been touched by an Amherst
man scoring the first touchdown in ex
actIy ten seconds Jones kicked goal.
After the second fickoff Columbia forced
the ball by swift steady line plunging,
over AmherSt's goal line. Duell carried
the ball Jones Kicked goal. Score,
Columbia u, Amherst o.
In the second half Columbia let Am
herst do all the work and no further
scoring was done.
Cornell 6, BuckneH o.
ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. 1.-THE hardest
game on the Cornell schedule played thus
far this season was that with BuckneH
this afternoon when Cornell had diff
Guilty in scoring single touchdown The
final score was to 0.
In the first half neither side scored.
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Michigan 81, IndlanIa 0.

ANN -ARBOR, Mich, Oct. 17.-With
Heston, the crack halfback, out of the
game and without any long end runs,
michigan scored 81 points on Indiana this
afternoon. The gains were made by ter
rifle plunges. Michigan lost two touch
downs by fumbles and bad mistakes in
signals. Indiana fought hard and took
advantage of Nichigan's errors. The line
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with the Clintons. the Tigers mr. tba tt,
deke, Warner & SchurmeieT teams M
1erred Address J. Rauen, 292 Summit
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The Scouts would like +o .rrars,o =,
game with any S5-pound team in the citV-
ADDRESS f. Tessier, lis Fairfield ave
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-18

The st. Paul Academy football team
you'd you'd like game with the Merriam
r ~ tx team and is ready to play any 1870
VI ISo-Pound team in the city. Address
+. Crosby. Dale and Portland arennes-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-18
Creighton, 10; South Dakota,


OMAHA, Neb.. Oct. 1.-THE football
game between University of South Da-
kota and Creighton university, of this
place, was won by the latter by a score
Of 10 to 2 The game was football of the
best kind and was clean game through
out. The Creightons eXcelled in team
work, but South Dakota evenly matched
them on Individual playing. Punting
was prominent feature and was good on
both sides. Creighton's score was made
by two place kicks. South Dakota had an
1mpregnable line and a fast back field,
but lacked team interference.
Moorhead Normal, IL; Fergus Falls, o.
Special to The Globe
MooRHEAD, Mimi. Oct 1.-THE
Moorhead normal football eleven defeated
the Fergus Falls high school team this
afternoon by a score of IL to o. In the
beginning of the first half the Normal
team carried the Fergus boys off thir
feet and scored touchdown and goal
In the second half the NormaIs made a
touchdown on a tumble and goal was
kicked. The teams were evenly matched
and both played clean football.
Kansas ~, Colorado II.
BOULDER, Col, Oct 1.-THE football
game between the University of Kansas
and Colorado was won by the former,
II to IL, but this hardly represents the
merits of the two teams. The visitors
outplayed the Colorado men, the feature
of the game being so yards bucking
through center to touchdown by Kansas.
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Early in the second half the visitors car
RED the ball to Cornelrs 30-yard line,
where Rice got 1t on a tumble. Line
plunging by McAllister and Hunt brought
IT to the 50-yard line. Brewster gained
70 yards on fake kick and Rice, with a
clean run. scored a touchdown. Brewster
kicked the goal.
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Rogers, Davies, Currant q. Boeckman, 2;
Thorpe, Burdick. Goals Kicked-Rogers,
10. Time of Halves-Thirty-fiv minutes.
Unpire-Burkland. of Illinois. Referee
Clark Of Omaha
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-18

The w. r. Burkhard team would like
90 arrange a game with the Shakopee
Team or any other team in the state
averaging I40 or 100 pounds. Address w
M. Feeley, 322 Robert street
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-18

The Merriam Park team challenges any
95-pound team in the city. For games
address A. Goodson, Viola street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-18

The Cedar Hill football team will plav
games address p L. Crooks. VI
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-18

The Manhattans challenge any 100 or
125-pOund team in the city. Address G..
Manner, 1923 Robert street
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Bedsprings, mattress ana one
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Anadarko Furniture and Hard
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For sale-A number of guns,
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charges. They are as follow:
3 double barreled shot guns, 2
rifles, % cal. A. ID. Eveans,
sunsmith. 147t2w
You are invited TO come and
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Duncan & Leonhard 1851
In order to make room for our
car of gasoline stoves and refrig-
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Duncan & Leonhard.
The Anadarko Gin Co. have
one car of best McAlister fancy
lump coal they want to close out
at once and make you the follow
ing prices, $500 per ton delivered
to any part of the city or $3.50 at
the Gin. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Phone 14S. 147t6
See Americas most unique
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Before purchasing your spring
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who can save you money. He
has some special bargains in
John Deere turning plows, which
he sells less than cost. F. o. b.
Kansas CITY. 119tf
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Farm Loaus-Private money,
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We loan individual money, and
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as we see your farm whether or
not the loan win be made. We
do our own inspecting and can
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want the money.
NORRIS d LANCE,
Attorneys, Anadarko, Okla.
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For Bargains in New Spring Goods.
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Residence Phone l07
Office 100
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Don't fail to visit Russells Art
Studio when in need of fine pho
tos. He has the prettiest place
in town. 129t9