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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1906-11-15

We now have the most complete line
OF building material in the country aud
Of you fail to get our figures before buy
Ing you will loose money. Call and see
M. Dickson Goodman Lib. Co.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1906-11-15

Having fixed up my stable here, ]
will buy all the horses aud mules that
are fit for the market Will pay the
highest market price. o. THOMPSON.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1906-11-15
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is, lso6

Issued every Thursday and devoted to
the interests of the people of Jasper and
vicinity. Our poltics-''The greatest
good to the greatest number"
Entered at tho Postoflice at Jasper,
Mo-, as Second-class matter September
81, 1898.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1906-11-15

All trains have through chair cars.
Close connection in union depots.
Tickets sold and baggage checked
through to all principle points in The
country. A. II. BAKER, Agent.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1906-11-15

Notice To Farmer Having Horses
And rlules For Snle.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1906-11-15
Subscription Rates.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
GIRLS ARE
7 90 TIRED

Everett hish acheuf Eiria all be
unable To meet thr Local hlEh aehnol
girla In thsir match % basketball
saturday nlKht. ~ Nas originally
scheaHled The Everest 90 eds have
hafa match billed for Friday nighi
and siil nai b. In cuadiiiHn 20 play
anofhar game Tho evening" follow
lnE.
ne hosa' baskethali team q the
lorai hiRh wiIl meet tho Everett
hixh in ths Exm - ths Y M & A.
an Saturday afIsfn0au. n vas orig
inally piAnnsd Ia hAvu tho match
pulled of To the arnuFy following
the game hstween tho Everett and
Seattle c0-eds. bat the paatpauemrnt
~ that game has Led Manages be-
ford 80 take the mAfeh 10 the local
gym.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
BADLY BROKEN CHAUFFEUR
BESTS DEATH AFTER ALI

BUFFALO. n Y. Feb webb
Jay the dare devil chauffeur. IL at
his hons 10 Cleveland. practically
a we'll man
Despite all deniala. Jay did suf-
fer from d fracture ~ tho skull
when his automobile iet the trnrk
and flew into a fence Dr. Bi6by
made this statement.
4 viii write Jays case and will
probably read my report before seys
eral medical gatherings Jays IN
luriea consisted Of a fracture af the
skull. a punetufo 81 the lofi lung.
nine fractured ribs. fracture 81
the ieft forearm aud compound
fracture OF the left leg near
the thigh Ills recovery H. one OF
tho most marvellous cases Ia msdl=
cal annals. Ordinarily a man has
bat one chance Ia 20. With a ffaes
ture or tho skull When one consid-
era The other Injuries. II IL little
wonder thai - much interest has
been manifested BY members Of ths
medical profession In the progress
81 lays condition
Concerning his accident. Jay said
Guess have no one "a blame fof
the accident bat myself don't
Wish 10 fiaiisr myself az all bat II
! had not hung back and tried 10
make an even race out. would not
have been hurt could have gone
20 the front and made a runaway Of
u. bat IN order 20 satisfy the public.
I stayed behind and took the other
fellows dust and came out Sec
0nd best
There was no time In the race
whom ! could not have gone out and
run away from the other boys. They
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
WASHINGTON, D. C.
NEWS NOTES

Miss Alice Roosevelt has re.sived
a beautiful Gohelin tapestry from
France Rn a wedding present
Cuba will give Miaa Roosevelt n
necklace Of pearls for wedding
gin
The United States has been asked
20 care for the Consulate ~ France
In Venkuela during the trouble be-
tween the two countries
Senator ii-yhu continues To I'm.
prove Ia health
The hannts has confirmed the
nomination IT Major General A W
Greedy aud y =. Pell a. postmaster
al ballard
Major General Leonard Wood Il
preparing for field mRnsuyga ~
soon as the additional regiments
being sent 90 the Philippine Islands
arrive there
The bill 20 prohibit aliens from
taking nah In Alaska waters. q
measure directed particularly to
ward japanese fiahefmaa. has been
fay0fably reported in the senate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
BALL PLAYERS SUPERSTITIONS

Charles comiskey. the odd Co
mauehs. tells this story u the az
poratitiona ~ ball players
Its qpesr. but nerertheisss true.
thar the majority ~ baseball play
era are asprfatitloas Ia regard %
their clothing ! bad mY own tf0u-
blez with The Old 81 Louis rruuua
On fAla sure. There wAa Curt
Welsh. for lantanne. who would
never dream a Euius Into a game
unisa4 be lad a Fra six mhlft ander
his uniform and asrt 60 his precious
Rkiu Curl Insisted that the rcd
siik shirt sAh not only bis mascot.
bot HELPED bis thriving arm. lie
euula never sxHiAia In Nhst say
this rcd SHIRT helped him TO throw.
but he Woaid Ees a. mad a. = hornet
II one attempted Ia argue the point
9Th him To add 70 ny Troubles
YAnA RoAinaon. the great second
haaemAn. had a weakness almost a.
bad Hia fad uaa silk atnckiaEa.
which he claimed were a great brn.
EFT 70 his tender feet.
Il didnt par mnch attention 90
these Eupefaiitions until one day
IN Bsitim0Fs. when oar trunks bad
got laid out In a train wreck The
trunks got 60 the ground Just be-
fore tho time st f1r the game 10
begin The crowd had already gath
cred and the baltimore players uerr
On thn ground for their prsliminary
practice Pretty soon there was a
dreaffai uproar.
What's The srnuhleT I asked
The trouble Ia thls. fefofted
Welsh The idiot Who pasaed thoso
uniforms forgot 60 pu, in my red
uilk shirt and cannot play ball
without u.
what cried. you DO not
mean 70 aay that yea are going 10
lay off for any such fool idea az
this. Shen haven't a man % put
in your plseeT'
Can't help #. Cap. n went In
without that shirt we'd lose any
way
Yes ehlmsd IN Robinson. and
I cant ~ in Without my ailk stock
inga and u IL too far ont from town
for me to send TO a store 10 get
others
y pleaded. threatened. and lost
my temper fined them as each.
hut that didn't feaze them They
simply would not 20 out on the
field. Aud the agEraYating part Of
IL all vas that { saw the mon were
apparently broken hearted over The
tanEie. To make a long story short
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

Who Il the highest naiaficd base
hali player In the uorids That IL
ths interesting qassiiau that has
arisen since the ropuft vas nrat out
rrcenfiy from Cleveland Ia the Il
fnst that Lawrence Jaioia hal
signed q eauiFaet Tor neat soason At
a salary kuuNa 20 esceed that II
anF player In the National uF
American Leagues. Imat huw utueh
Jahsie draws dusu under hia con
tract u net known. Bot IL u about
1880 a season. Whirh IL xithin
g 1na % shat the president Of the
largest hank In GeFmanY xssa q
year and Is mere than many Asasri4
ean bankers r~seste Tor an entirv
year.
Bot The Cleveland riaim that Ia
iuie'a naiafs IL "thn biggest" Is de-
niod Ia other cities Without fur.
uiaaiug the figures - aahninnkiAte
their ASSERTIONS. Pittahurs darlafes
that Pred CiEfss receives a higher
aalaF1 than that callai for. Ia la.
iole'A ruutrsrt. shiie The S@w York
Nationals maiatain that Joan NJ.
Graw The nerappy Que. Ia better paid
than the Cleveland Freedman. ans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
DONALD
IS IN LINE

Blx Tom Mcdonald may sueceed
Dr h y Roller as physical director
at the u while The faculty have
not taken any action ancnt Or Roll
ers recent resignation. Il Is under
stood that Mcdonald is being
struaEly urged Tor the place and
will doubtless receive the plum.
MeDonald Il enc u ths most per-
fcetly developed athletes on the
coast. and thoroughly understands
nr Rollers system. While be lacks
the medical educatinn possessed ~
Or. Roller. Il Is nevertheless true
that. With hia knowledge OF eondf-
tionN aud wide acquaintance AZ tbs
u. Mcdonald would probably b
the most acceptable appolntef
MsDcnald viii not be compelled
TO oxsrcunse the chaotic conditions
whleh confronted nr. Roller When
he first took up The gymnasium
work. Roller worked wonders with
the dsplozable department % aih-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

the New York Americans would
have the fans believe that Willis
lSeeler ik paid cioas around 5000
pos season.
The are other names famous "a
base ball annals Ia cnulufe with
and Il d declared BY thar partinan'
that they also draw such princeiy
lalipendu that they hesitate 10 maks
the figures public fur fear ~ stcit.
| Ing national envy Ceftain Il Il
that Jimmy Calllns gets his In large
lunches and - llkeNia. doses Christy
Naihrwsou aud Haus Wagner. H0l
90 mrntion several others
mat thsae baas ball stars are
worth the mooney paid them is
shown IN two says firat. ia their
playinE aad managerial ability. and
second. which IL the meat ia the
esfF 10 the managers their great
drawing power Think at the ~
fest tho announcement that Mathew
sou n 20 pitch has upon the fans
ehoaa money supports the game
hos they flli the cars leading - the
parks. almost fighting for the best
seata Then compare the lack II
interest In the same fans when Il IL
said that John ni~ from the Bushes
IL 20 DO the swirllnk
The names II The great base ball
stars afv valuable drawing eAFdn.
iusi as the name Of Mansfield raises
the price IN theatera where be Is "a
appears as the name % noaseX at
shines out over that 81 rarkcF. 0f
Melissa oveg Britt They are the
irtiowa wha hssr made good who
are - the top fhsrrfofe. they are
len,itled to the top price Ia the aalagy
line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
SPORTING
BREviTIES

The cross country running rraEe
has struck che tilgh aeheol IRA X
Manager 0alhraith and Capt. Liy
ingatone have walked frem the ami
Nrrslty 20 the Hish school 90 pick
out a good path Tor running pur.
posses. They found the raadu 90 be
la excellent condition with the ca
reption uf about two blocks on the
boulevard
Manager GashrAith says that m
soon a. there u certainty Uf a
clear Saturday afternoon. the race
viii bee announced The intentlon
is ia have the team run from the
High school to the Varsity This
event N causing considerable In
tereat AZ tho niEh. since IL il the
first one 81 It's Kind ever ruu from
the ashool There VIII be a large
turnout for the run. so large per
hapa that several races may have
90 be- run In order 20 giyc all m
equal show
saturday al 2 ~ the bays basket
ball team Of the Seattle nish school
and che Everett tliRh school will
clash la tho \ NJ. &. A. Eymnas
stun Everett will BRINK a strong
team and ~ the logal boys know
the game a little fur IL expected Ia
! fiy Sosttiu vas defeated BY Ever
ga last year. but the memory ~
thia defrai will oniy supr the seat
he toya On 10 kFeatsf efforts
Miss Hubrfi. the coach ~ the
Girls basketball team. tried hard
90 arrange a Same with the Everett
sirlA teau but the latter Elrie re-
| fusei % come. consequently thefs
vii DO only ana game instead 81
two a. previously announced
The next basketball same viii as
botwocn nelllnEham aud Seattle ON
February ~. Miaa Hubert will trY
to arrange game between the
girls teams " che Two sehooia. 20
Ia all probability there viii be- a
/ double. header played GA that DAY
Terry MrCavafn announces that
be wili nGht Joe Cans In the sveut
De defeats Nelson tn the sin round
bout 20 D. fought st Philadelphia
Mctiuveru 10 considerably worried
over enc failure ug Nelson 10 poai a
forfeit % insure hts presence IN the
rms. hlily Solan Nelson's foxy
manager. "a holding or about pgf
uuk up the coin. and flEht fans
thiuk he aiil flake At the last mo
meat.
Jim Iefffica shook hands with
everybody 10 the ring az the Kauf-
mann Harry hEht in Ina Angeles
The other niEtt. excepting Marvin
Hart. Who hARpeuet Ca be there.
tefffies has unyer forgiven Hart Zoe
tpalauatlag that there was aame-
thing wrong ahoa, the referceiuA ~
/ 1gfffIsd Nhrn Hart met Roat at
Reno. New. last summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

! had 10 play a pitcher AZ second
and another one AZ center field and
ne leat the game By a clase soore.
While Welsh and Roblpaon at up IN
the stand and hsmpaasd their luck
Now II | remit those fines niii
you promise me yea witi spend
every cent ~ Il Tor aiik shirts and
six sfocklnEuf ! am not EulnE 10
lose the psnani because twp fellows
arr shy ~ shirts and stockings. Lay
IN a stock ~ them and carry them
around With you all tbs time
You can gamble All you've got.
Cap. that sc stil DO Il. said Welsh
And they did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
BUSINESS MEN WERE
VERY BUSY

The business Men got busy M the
y NJ G. A and swamped the Mar
Gus Whitman boys to the tune or
81 % S lu the baakethail League last
night There was nothing 10 it but
punches ~ busy business men. who
threw goals with ease and precision
Steel and Hart were the only mem
beers Of the Whitman pack who
could deliver the groceries.
Wiunlngham. OF the - Ms. was
the premier performer Of tho even.
Ing. contributing eight goals for his
team. B0ula was next with SIX
goals, Amea was ON hand with four
goals
The one-Hided game was under
the supervision OF Referee McFad-
den and Umpire Mullen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
BUY BOOKS AND
RAISE WAGES

The board Of trustees of the public
library ordered the purchase Tues
day evening Of 600 books asked fof
by the patrons Eightnrn Of the
employees lad their salaries raised
from 81 10 81 per month. and Mira.
Margaret Maydenbaur. Who has
charge Of the ehildren'A department.
vas granted three months leave
81 absence
A committee from the Seattle
Artists club. consisting u Miss
fiaken and Miaa Piper. presented a
petition that the club be permitted
to assist IN the management Of the
art ruom In the new library.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
When and Where

Nov "a the best time and Caiifar-
MIA ia the niace 70 spend a vacation.
Health and Pleasure resorts 20 SUIT
all
The road ~ q thousand wonders
f. the Southern Pacific Co.'S Scenic
Shasta Route and Coast Line Tick
90. reservations and descriptive iif.
eraturs at Union Ticket Office sos
First Ave =. = Ellis Geni Agent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
JENKINS
WINNER
THREE eAMEs-pEFEATEp MAN GOES TO spo-
KANE.

A ] tenble4 again demonstrated
his superiority a. a total pin bowler
yesterday aftvguoon on the Monar,h
drive. hy iaklns 4. ] NeGrath inte
camp for a purse ~ $500. winning a
series Ot 10 games Ia a walk
When she twu cracks went on the
drives Yesterday afternoon the sOld
Timer VAS determined 90 wipe cut
Tuesdays diaxrscc. and the way he
waded into the wOod was something
spectacular. To make good his de.
termination, the aneicnt enc started
tho melee BY piilnx tho WOOD Tor a
eoaat OF ga
Il vas In the fifth game that he
showed execptteual form. sticking
In strike after strike aud soaking
the timber 10 tho tune Of seA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
CARS CARRY
RED LANTERNS

HtLLMAN CITY. Feb. : All the
Seattle, Hentan a Southern cars
now carry. In addition To electric
search lights. indspendent oil Ian
terms With red globes. Each ear ~
aiso provided ~ith an encFgeacy
lantern % AID ia repairs and In
ease Of aeeidout 20 electric llKhtk
n the last accident the contractor
Of the diaablssi car wsnt back along
the track and tried 10 flag the on
coming car but hs hsd no Hight and
ia the DARK no atisition was paid
20 him and a serious accident result
ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

worth going miles 20 see. Nell won
from TeuneY iu q rounds on July
p. 1895. and reuney has been ach-
iuE for another chance ever since
that battle
Both are lightning fast and fight
fans are anticipating The go with
much pleasure Betting IL lively.
with the odds In favor o. the chain
pion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

all know this TO be true and "a
tell you -. ! Naa perfectly Win
20 make u ~ exciting az / eosis
and then win bY few yards IA 4.
stretch.
Am / through With the ,.e...
ERms7 Well. ray yeg nov 49,
rs 10 10 ] am. / never 80
much for the game anyway. VI
never drive Ia competition on -.
cuiar track again think the -,
days Of track auto racing hs..
faded I WONT SAY THAT =
WILL NOT DRIVE STRAIGHT
AWAY"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

Connie MACK favoru changing the
foul strike rule TO exempt the bats
man from a strike for a foul tip.
The bataman doesn't live who esn
Intentionally foul a ball 10 that 10
viii 50 straight back from the bat
toward the grandstand." said Con
ME. Re thinks u wrong 10 penslize
man for such a foul. and there are
mauy Who agree with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

man and Aufslio IIerrvra. which
takes place In Los Angeles lomaFrpw
night. Both ~ the little mitt art-
ista have a great striag u records
and the match should he a hinnafsat
from the frs tap u the gong.
Local FinK followers Afv ~ tho
that Il Herman can keep
awag frusa the Mexican4 left. he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

lie practically had the match won
at the rtntah of the nth game hav-
ina a margin Of las pins 90 So on.
and bowling IN great form TITS
avwasc Cor the first five games
Was 80 80
MeGrath Was always In the
gsms but the wnod fell hard and
he was unable to keep pace With the
fast Ening local lad The kflsca
artsat haggcd some respectable
doahte centuries. sathering ~ go
and et6 during the series
jenkins eased ap a bit during the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
BANT ANS
To FIGHT

Frankie Neil. American bantam
champion, and Harry Tenn.y have
signed articles for q 30 round eon-
teaf ia san Francisco on February
e. Both have agreed 10 weigh 40
pounds riuEslde The battle wili be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
Need Sharpening?

Dull raAora knives. shsarn and
other tools sharpened With the
greatest care AZ Piper A Tafts.
ip2t-2a Second Ave All work guar
anteri 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

ieties when he assumed command
and Mcthanald Will u he receives
the sob, lnhsFit a flonrishinK con-
dition of athletics 70 guide and al
rect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
His Very Rest.

leahina' work yesterday after
noon Was some NJ the best he has
ever otfeFed 10 the fans SIX Of hta
ton EameS Wets well above the eea
mark It's average for 10 Kamca
was ait s-i0
p J. was On hand with a nice
count averaging 1871 ftO las,
night -. J left the city nor sno-
Kama II. viii BE- long time be-
fore he viii return. aud IL will be
long ttme before the fans viii ~
the equal Of = MeGrath Tie has
helped 60 furnish more exeitinr
sport and neFvy match howllug tpg
bis purses than aaY other ten pin
artist Win ever dflfted through III
portals Of our eity
Following are yesterday d totals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

viii land the coin. Il is not hellev,
81 that the bout will, 90 the limit
as both are mixers ~ the first va.
fer. KID Herman has many hack.
ers Who MAINTAIN that the little Ga.
madam will stow the Bakefafisld
boy away Both men are said "a
~ IN great shape for the 50 touor.
row night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

Jenkins atI tSa 80 30, us
gie. TOO. t5a. 1875. got total eli2
McGrath tes. ilS. les. asu. s13
i6t. i5l. M. 90, .ss total. 1917.
Margin Tor Jenkins 1888 pima
Hikh senrr Jenkins. SIS.
JenkinA average an 80
MeGFath'a average isl T-i0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

ascond half, bur continued at a fair
ehp. holding bis opponent safe Al
all stages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
WHO WILL WIN
TOMORROW?

FIkht fans are al aE0g ansnt the
approaching 30 bstNtxt KID Her
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-10
Some Facts About Good Sunday Paper

When any of the big publishing houses of New. York
Chicago Baltimore or Boston has good newspaper feature
Ito SELL the first chance in Salt Lake is practically always
given to The Herald because The Herald is the largest and
most regular buyer of good newspaper features both liter
airy and PICTORIAL in this region,
Hence it is that nearly every Sunday The Herald is able
to publish some especially desired matter Tomorrow the
new thing will be the beginning OF The Chronicles OF Don
-" The first of these intensely interesting stories Of the
panish Sequestrador is entitled THE Parole of Geyin Hay"
1t would be impossible 10 tell all the good things that
will appear in tomonowS paper but here is list of few
Iof them
"The Horse Trader" by Emerson Hough.
Bubble and Squeak BY Bert Lesion Taylor I1 who is
New York TbeatricaIS,H by Franklin Fyes'
England Treating Egypt for Financial Cramps" by
YFrederic ]. HaSkin
nThe New Idea in Politics. by State Senator Emerson
lCoby of New jersey whom the magazines are exploiting as
1.-THE Man Who Beat Boss"
"The Adventures of Supercargo," by Louis Becke.
Besides these features there will be the pages OF comics
lin COLOR the best in the world printed here in Salt Lake on
The HeradS big color press simultaneously with their publ
Ication in New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-10
samYou Needn't Marry Young
ARIZONA HOLDS THE STRIP
Made a Speech, but Did
Not Get a Vote on His
Amendment,
Especial to The Herald.)

Washington, March 9.-The secretary
of the interior has ordered $3.50 acres
of land in Soldiers Creek valley in
Emery, Sanpete. Sewer and Ufntah
counties withdrawn from public entry
for inclusion I'm the Manti and Uintah
forest reservations.
Senator SmOot made a ten-minute
speech in the senate today upon his
amendment to the statehood bill pro-
posing to annex the Arizona strip to
Utah, but did not press for vote on
the proposition after the adoption of
the amendment eliminatin Arizona and
New Mexico from the bill. Shoots
speech was his first extended effort on
the floor of the senate. Evidently he
was not at ease and did not present
the matter in as clear a light as he
might have done had he been less
fustered. AS stated, there was no vote
on his proposition, and the effect of
his argument on the senate is there
fore not known.