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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
Ak-snr-Ren Visitor.

Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors
Can have mail addressed to The Omaha
Bee. We will see that 1t is properly cared
for. open day and night
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A Few Others.

Another exile from wayne Is MIS-
Blackett. formerly Miss Leona Hunter.
She came to Manila in the spring OF 1902
as a teacher and has worked, In the schools
here ever since Mrs. Blaekett has always
been stationed In, Manila. and 10 regarded
by the bureau as one OF its every ablest
teachers. si'i o+A
CA Belknap is located at Pasig this
year Mr.. Belknap returned from visit
to the states a little over a year ago, and
brought a bride with him. Mrs. Belknap
has recently gone back to South Dakota,
her former home, partly on account of
| the climate of the islands being too severe
Cor her and partly to look after her prop
erty. Mr.. Belknap expects to follow his
wife In the near future. His former home
was in Hastings. .s
Judge William F. Norris formerly of
west central Nebraska, is one of the best
liked men on the bench of the islands. lie
has been stationed In the fifteenth judicial
district for some time. Recently he has
been called to Manila TO sit In the sala to
be occupied by Judge Lobingier. who was
| III and confined to the hospital. Judge
Norris will be remembered by many people
! in Nebraska
| Mr. ]. F. Baird, formerly of Albion,
| Neb.. is employed in the postoffice in
| Manila. Mr.. Baird came to the islands
| about six months ago. He was connected
with the bureau of printing for some time
after his arrival. Mr.. Baird is a brother
of Mrs. George Kinder. who is known in
university circles.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. c. McReynolds are sta
toned at Agoo. Union province. Mr. Nc
Reynolds is a supervising teacher In the
secondary school at Agoo. Mr. McReynoIdh
is a graduate of the university and has
relatives living in lincoln. Mrs. Nc
Reynolds (nee Graham) Is a sister Of Prin-
cipal N. NJ Graham OF the South Omaha
High school Mrs McReynolds is teaching
and has charge OF several bsrrio schools
They have been In the islands little over
a year.--Nebraska State Journal.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
Hot Springs,
Arkansas

Is easily and comfortably reached by
leaving Nebraska and Iowa points in
the forenoon, arriving Kansas City in
time to connect with the Southeastern
Limited of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25


BOSTON .Atnrch5 A.-The dates n
rx,l med IN Il "a United IS ia tess In wn Ten
mtsg Association for the coming season
is $as follows: ISL "a
IA May 81 Harvard, Yale and Columbia ~ r.. q
sterscholastlc tournament. iS3 ~ i93
May Princeton lntorsc 70 y tour .l' :.
5nament. a ssf ss35 * sstSEs AZ gEf y e 33&
A1ny Bowdoin ainterschola plastic tour. il.-
Enament. 1 NJ III
855 May "a crmanto Cricket Club, I'hi
adelphia round robin tournament.
May 26--New5 y ork Lawn Tennis CIV
Manhattan doubles. On ~ \.
May 2s--New England intercollegiate
New Orleans Lawn Tennis
Club. Gulf championship Il. a.
+. May 3l--B reburn8 Country Cub. tt West
Newton. Afass.; state doubles. Is 1t,ll wood
Country club, Invitation tourna,, lcnt
June 1--Wcst Side Lawn Tennis Club
metropolitan championships: Norfolk,
Va. Country Club. Virginia State cham
pionshIp: Merton Cricket q 'lh.5l 'ennsyl $
lvanil state championship Staten 4 t STAND
Ladies' Club, women open toul'I1 ~ t.sS
June Crescent Athletic Club. inv q a: 4
tlon: Merton Cricket Club. II Icnnsylvaniu
state championship for men Hartford
Golf Club, New England Stnte' cham MAJ
plonshipx; X atonsrille Cricket Club,
Maryland state cllalnrio shi y. Y, 81. y, AZ
q. June 15-IIong woodS Crickct Club, Ma ASA /
{chusctts8 championship singles.
3 June MorristoWnS r. eW 1. I! ersey
Stat e.championahip;a New Haven L., y. ca,
mcr, s tournament; ltimore G. Gu open
tournament 3{$a.
June TO- Philadelphia 6. rso,n zen.
national champ onship.
June gs--Wannamoisett Golf Club. Prov
idence, r. = open tournament. sl51
pa June 9bth-Orangc u. T. c., open
tournament; Nashville 4. Y. O., Tonnes
soc State championship.
B June 3Ott--Pacinc State 1T. A.. Call
.fornia StnIes championship San Rafael !;
FIyoodlawni Clui, OF Chicago. opens tour
M rrncnt;s st.. Louis a. c., Missouri state
cha mpioDs hir. a55
gsS July 2d--s;taten Island C.#and L. II g..
New York State championship. ,.S
&3 July I'D. Atlanta q CT Southern States
championships. AZ d 3, ~
$, July 7ttl--Aztec Club OF Chicago, I'LL Ill.
3nols state championship
# July 9ti,-Log Cabin OF Macon. Geor-
gla State championship; HOLLYWOOD 3 Colt
Club. West End New Jersey. open to tour l:-
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signthed their intention Of entering the
Henley at Philadelphia on May
812th,3 y ales is still In doubt The date q
the Henley has been set ca rlier this year,
to give allfcolieges an opportunityt TO entc X
ION theSthreci previous occasions few 6. coll
ileges have been 5rcpresanted because their
ioarsmen Had Sgone out Of training. Coach
Kennedy commenting on thct Henley re- re-
.gatta. said :sS Is 81 {.s
ss. 'Ina|n1ys opinion, he American Henley,
Isl a fine thing and Is 8undoubtedly for the
good OF colleg boat, ms. Last year and
three years ago Yale sent a fresh Imam
crew but IT. has not yet bsen 81 decided de
whether Yale swil be represented there
this spring Or not. There are many rea-;
sons why Yale IS Shindercd in this work;
The d lflculty tand3 he ex pensei involved
training crews for two big events Offer
strong objections, n 7 hen. again, no crew;
could stand two 9llard contests. such -
Yale race and his enc. Finally. the facnl- -s
would objectsto the crew adding an 9th;
or absence to those already Incurred #at
New Haven. 5zssS 4 II. ssIs q tf IL Es,s s$
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viii Let collegians Play.

"a nETROIT. MlCHu March 24.--Tha de-
,clsion has been reached by t,sG presidents
of Ifillsdale, Alma, Albion, Olivet, Kala-s
lnazpo, Michigan Agricultural and Ypslan-
IL Normal, seven of the smaller colleges
in Michigan, tonllow men In their basket
ball nine to play professionally during
the sumner providing they do not MAY
on teams In the major Or minor leagues
under the national ngreement.Y The ,abo-.
lltionBof the training table was recon-
n,ended. but freshmen Will he allowed
ia compete IN intercollegiate. contests
after they have been IN attendance twelve
weeks, provided they arc up I'M their
lstudies,& i8 JNf II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
.BOOK|EEl; HARD
Hi: THIS 4 |: YEAR :.|'.||
Ring Loses Heavily in 3' West S. and
Sehreiber Seems Only II
Winner.
.FuTuRlTY WORTH v. i i $4,000 %
5Ort Wells May Never yer Train, Train
Again News From Ken Sen
lucky Track.
.F=IUT[URlTY WORTH $4,000 10000.

SAN FRANCISCO March 24.-Johnny
Coleman, who is we'll versed on the he
racing: game as any man now on the
coast, makes the rather startling state,
,nent that Outside OF Barney Schreiber
that is hardly a bookmaker at5the Emery
Vile track who is winner on the pres
cnt racing season. In fact. lie says thal
the ring lis $4,000 to 500. 90 loser, ana
the only reason that the missouri morse
owner and bookmaker is ahead OF the
game is because OF the many victories
scored By the horses In his big stable
si.The general public Is under the i'm
preston that the boosies are away ahead
of the game,' said Coleman, because
the track has been in. such bad condition
for SO many weeks. That's just where
they arc 50 wrong, as the ptncilers are
away in the whole on The present sea-
son, and the principal cause OF the slump
on the wrong side Of the ledger Is due
to the track conditions. 1t Is true lhat
when The track is muddy for a Few
days, he horses do not run true to form
and there are many upsets, but "hen
The weather Is bad for weeks at q stretch
ii is a different story.
Sharpshooters Successful.
when the track Is fast bookmakerhlas
4 a chance to round out his book. as every
horse In tho race gets more or lesa play,
and the booknlaker can take In enough
coin on the different horses to make
q winning sheet. But when the track Is
sloppy, muddy and heavy for weeks a l
{, stretch 1t Is imp possible for u bookie
Il to round out. Ills slate. On heavy or
muddy track. but two or three horses
usually figure to have n cliance. and
the betting public has become so smart
that. 1t never waivers on the outsiders
who do not dope to win, and the conse-
uucnccs Is that there is heavy plunge
on n certain few horses. This winter
the sharpshOoters have been unusually
successful and tho mudlnrks who have
been bet on have gcnerali gathered tie
coin,
II believe that Barney schreibcr Is the
only man making n book In tho big ring
who is a winner. and that Is because he
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l1f4
ments made for the \ Dane, and he and
Nelson will leave forttie coast the early
part Of next wei :S;-iA y
Nelson.li haen requested ty TIE. Pac fig
Club ofilcinls $to arrive a sEos All Angeles on
about ,rhis syll1 elNpiNS S lbs
q bout four eeks to prepare for the lied !.
rhe Dane' Glad to Eleave the I, ,1E1 a
lie has suffered from asecold the 8la Y!
few, days ma thinks he can rid shl e ms rs
caster tile warmer climate ailt;t q
California. .ft ifA ss 5s. s{s
Nelson IS confidenttllat-he VIII whip W me =
Mexican, and says that twill be In q
shorter time than their last encounter,
which went the limit. . FL IL
4 On the other hand. according 70 q, re- 81
ports from the coast, tho Mexican claims IS
to beEin better shape than ever, and reefs
confident that elson vii not prove any IN
harder than 4."'fYoung" Corbctt was.
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] Lam I ennis Dates.


+ rament: Westminster G. c.. invitation /.
doubles tsburg Golf Club. Western
Pennsylvania championship; Ma gara-orl-3 a
the Lake N Canadian championship.
N July 10th Country Club, Springfield
Mass, open tournament. t55s3 I'll 4 5sS
;July I'M 4tl,--Wnndercrs c. @ and "A. II G.. "
Chicago, open tournament 449ss4
July Still tchhcld Club. Connecticut
State championship 81
81 July Gth--Seabrigh LIT and G. ca
Invitation tournament: Country Club
Augusta, Ga, Southern Atlantic state
championship.
July 2lst--K cnwood c. G.. Chicago,
Western championship.
&$ July 2sd--East End p. G., Cleveland,
Ohio. 8 State championship; longWood c.
c., singles and Eastern doubles. $il
July 3Oth--Nahant. Nahant invitation
Ridgewood s$ Golf Club
Jsidsewood. y. open tournaments ~ y
&AIlnnetonita n III Il. ~ c,..S Minnesota and
Tournament Newcastle B N I n
Angus / II Norfolk Club. &orfol X. Conn.,.
open tournament Detroit "a. CO. AIichl-3f
gam State championships. NJ 3iit fl293
nan rs It. IN sl ils G, Wisconsin
Xnsaust 7.,sold Pine Johns.
e er efnot staIa fs np!ensh1p Tn,
Rock Valley Il. c., Iowa 81
State championship 81 " sat IS 4
Valley championship. fS e Il. Fssa "
ri August 10 South Hampton Mead ow5 GluD, ~
tournament; Swimming SCI b.5
Bar Harbor Maine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
South Dakota championship ~, i, Ali
& August Crawford II ouse =. CO. White 4
Mountain championships. \, Ri Il, ,8
August 20 Omaha T. q. Middle West st
championship " Z,
championship. =. e y, IA 4. Z, !.
August % Elizabeth r. and 81 CT. East
Jersey LII 4 Il A., open tournament
@E August IS Nagnrn- orl-t he La e. inter-
senteint,nr i-OhioSI. I. I'!t CT. IJlentucky,S
hunt, Rhode Island championship MP. y, u.
y s,entefnber 3-Pachc coast champion
ship. Monterey. Cal; Nyack g. G,4ope'' \
.y sni,t amber 10 ,atonsvillc c. O.. omen
Tournament; Hudson River I. y. g, H llS1'
son ri yer Championship. . ~, W. !, y, 55
Sepfombcr 11--Belp1ont5 q. q, I'lliladel- 4
Sphia and District {champ lonsh p.
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endar has Just published the statistics aIit'
for the past year. record lor 5''lG ',n.s
has been established during lvVo, WIZ y.
57s3 4 wo-ycar- dds took part IN tho diff
.fcrent events reserved for them, ana
52.SS4 horses have competed In tho m
tcrcsts OF the owners. whose expenses
have not been covered BY the amounts Is
.dlstributable among winners. rho he num-
ber Of days racing t the 3l7 meetings %
organized under tho rules Of flatapncins
is put down at $50 and 7Ss events nave
figured on the respective cards, for MN
u total of close on to 81 100000 mo
roughbreds or Anglo-FreEch horses nave ave
received sl,51o,oOO as the result OF l,a i
races and the balance has been clain'leu
by Arabs and Anglo-Arabs - 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
HERRERA AND NELSON no
FIGHT 2O@ROLNDS=lN lEIEST
Matched for Bout Before Pacific Athletic Club lns Los
Angeles Between May 9Th and. 18th. ssss q 8&s

Al The$ rest OF the purse, 4 $4,000, wills bo
divided. sixty per ceats o5%the winner
and forty per cent. toSthe loser.
II Nelson is the victor, he will receive
s1S,GcO, and If lie loses. SIC, 400.
TON III AfcCarcy5 has posted s., 600. he he
ench to guarantee their appeal'a nee. ! n olan
is the Danes manager. HI stiS; sSls
85 Nelson and Herrera have posted 5000
each. to guarantees their qppearance Nolan ~
has cancelled all the thea trical engage
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Z Especial to The Times ~ spatch.)
Us NEW YORK NJ arrh p .---Ba thing Mel,
son and Aurelo9 Herrera have been
matched 3 to fight a8twenty-round battle
before the Pacific Athletic Club. Los 70:
Angles, Cal. between May It'll and 18th.
The hoys will weigh In at 81Sl peaind1. q
6 o'clock. which is really 1873 pounds ring
side. They will fight for n purse E q
5000, OF which Nelson VII receive $4,000,
win, or lose. !. 81 s.5 ~ or n
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Big Aquatic Meet.

(special to rho Times Dispatch, .4
5I,HII1ADELPllIA,tsI Ar March IL
Preparations arc being made fnr q pi =,
intorsclolnstle aquatic meet, 70 ne i NY,
under tho auspices Of tho l'nlyefsltS - -
Pennsylvania Swimming a y 'o' :. u, ~
tho university tank probably OH April
13th, Pennsylvania has also given per-
mission to tho local preparatory schools
10 enter In any OF tho intercollegiate con- con-
tests that may be held there
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\ / 4 Al /. / MUCH
INFERIOR to 1900 TEAM.
n (Continhed from F1rst Page.l

80 4y5N.
4Turdles -Leavitt-- llialns 4, s,,,. :15A-5s
Hurdles friend 1ticag ~. / NJ. ZIG
Broad Jump rinstei rac,lse. "a :07 IL
High jump I'ortl'd A. 6:ol III
shotpnt-- SHIELD ph-N. ia. g ~. AS :G6 81
Pole vault-Glo over chicago a. G. .11:o75 5-sE
Not Up8to Standard. ],
From the above 1t Twill be seen that I'M
only a single event is the 1906 team sll- I
periorE 70 that Of 1900. This is the broad
jump. where Prinstein Is credited with bet,
ter figures than Kraenz!e III, L But no asalia
person would ever pick lI'rln tein to beat!
Kraenzlien prinstein's record was not
accepted for moro thallFa year, and there
are many persons who still think It,
should not be allowed. There was a
high wind blowing when It was made
and The take-oH was @sprfngy. Further
more. Prinstein has not been able TO ju1np5
,withina foot Of hallmark since,
Isl In the 100 yards the quarter mile and
the shot put the. records are equal. .as But
In two Of these, events tho 1900 athletes
have since made records which. the loot
me, could not approach. Duffy. with
his subsequent record Of 0 3-5Ffor5 the 100.
yards, and Long with his world mark
OF Al seconds fiat 1.-The Quarter milo are
both superior to Schick Tor aliilhn IN tho!
100 yards or lIillmnn In tho quarter mile;
III the hurdles Lcavitt and Friend, Of the!
present team, would he mere noViccs y
.pittcd against Kracnzlei The same
Is truc In the high jump, where I5ax--s
ter was ar4superior4t to ISerrlgall, IN the
half and mile runs the superiority OF tho
1900 mon was almost as decisive
Tho American team will he materially
strengthened II Il. B. I'arsons. Of Yale.
persists iii Ills determination to become ~
member OF the teanl.2 Parsons has an-
nolinccd that nc had received pernls slon
from the facuty$to compete ie has a
record OF one minute b5$4--6 seconds fori
tho half-milc, and is the Of the
championship IN that
event, Prominent Yale alumni arc maxi
Ing united effort to persuade tho crack
runner TO give his services to Yale this
spring. 4sy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Willie HOPPE / { BILLIARD !. !. ARD !.
CHAMPION Al. ACE OF 10.
(contInuad from First PACED

third finger touches slightly and the i'tt -
finger IS entirely FREQ.
But 1t Is In the masse work that
8Ioppcs versatility as "bridger" IS
marked Many older players are not 30
stendy III this difficult work. Tho mhssei
itself is not hard shot. The diftlcult
Part Is In getting tho cue to strlk the
spot for Which it is aimed, The stroke
IL straight downward, and ms a rule Il
must be forciHe enough, to drive the
hall out before the reverse & langllsl IS
caused blythe rotation Of tho ball brings
ii back In a way that makes tho iyor.es;
appear bcwltched. When tho balls arc!
Eout liz the open the nasso Is not 70
fdiflcult. unless The more difficult styles
are attempted. IN this work Hoppe
makes n ,trestlo OF his left hand, every
other finger occupying the same relative
position. The cue slides along In a nat,
urul groove l,etween the thumb and fore
finger.
so near the cushion that Il table, bridge
I is Impossible THE stendiness Of the young
champion is remarkable, The cue IS
guided through crevce formed by
rather close grip of the thumb anu
fist finger. Tho other fingers are Idle,
and are folded up so rs to 5be out o. we
way. M \, &, "a
THE cue Is swiftly drawn throush ,llleei
hand two or three times. All this time
the left arm has no support, being neg
suspended some seven or eight 81 nches
aboye the cue ball. The play OF the cue
gives the player aim and suddenly the
tip drops like a miniature pile tdrlyeF.
you look 10 see IL q hole Is pll1clea. ~
the table, for you hear dull, crnllell,n
gthud Ipatpnd, the ball shoots forward l,l
for a foot, stops, hesltates, starts spae y
ward slowly, and then increases ~
speed. 1T curves into the cushion anu
out again, and finally brings Up Y tlllst
klIe&object ball, III,
Slight variations OF these bridges are
used my Hoppe In his work lie uoesi',l
attempt TO explain why he varies "
instructive with him, 10 makes some
shots that are apparently not on sIhey
appear uncanny to the experlenoed payer
MO knows the freaks of v ilngAsilI' me
law OF angles and the effect Of different
strokes. !, V 4. y, y IA
said, explaining a peculiar shot. y jpst
4 do It that's all.N # &
New Record in France
80 ngaroty "a .-rTha official 0Calp@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Sure Winner.

81 Haymow; Bill Cummings AM Seth
BARLOW are both runnln' after Sarah
Jane in, g. ccornnfiill. Amt they? . 1
RMbe ipaasresy, Yep; ,a hit se i.a s .'3
WV WIN BiliHeseen her In town one day
AZ an ~ iook her into Their, drug store, an,
Ma nked down lh cents fer che win gum
like Il wary,'t uuthiRs at ll.-Puck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25

" Gen. Justin Carrie has been given the
Haitian concession for building II railroad
from Cages to Camp Perrin, all material
70 enter free of duty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25

When 1t was known that tho twin Al.
lens would not figure In the Champion
ship doubles g" 70. r. haylng strained "a
MUSCLE inShlsf ankle. which had previously
placed him hors do combat, Interest In
this event somewhat |? eyaporatcd. and
though Richie and Wildlng put UP a
fairly strong opposition to I1ayes and
lDpl,erty In tho final their Ultimate suo-
cess was never suggested. Richie, too
was playing much below his FORM while
Eavns was right on top Of his and Do
herty did very much as he liked wlthfa'
smiling coLutenn nee, e
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4 Match With Eayes.

A most collaborating match was pros
vided, Dohcrty took the first SGT With
out any great effort, although the ever.
iglccn Australian was getting steadily
into his stride Neck and neck ran tho
players In tho second bout. Eayos fol-,
lowed up his screw service wifi mar
vclous results, and shot tho ball down
the s!de lines with marvellous precision.
Against any other man this attack must
have trumphnd, but Doherty managed
to keep a little. something up his sleeve
for the end; youth was served and tho
second set won at 11-9. Thus went tho
Monte Carlo cup again to Laurence Do-
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has had SUCH phenomenal luck with his
racing string. If his horses had not caps
5tured a 50 ii many races the chances are i,
that the Arissourian would II also be \ q. q
loser f.s ls # NJ 5
consider $4,000 to 500 900 a con SER
!rative estimate OF the amount Of money
lost ty tile book akers this winter,$ 4. 1l
they stand very little chance re rec 'Ip,lis
their losses, as there S Will be hardy re
more than n month Of good weat her 4 Or Or
them toslnake a percentage book 4, IN
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-12-06
NICE HOME FOR SALE.

want to sell my home so
can build another one. My home
is a good one, consisting of sly
nice rooms; good horse barn; COW
barn; buggy shed; horse lot
chicken house; lots of fruit; els
tern; the best outdoor cellar in
town, built of stone and railroad
iron; two lots on corner, 100 X 141
feet. Will sell the place very
reasonable, and will give time or
part, at reasonable rate of inter.
est. Somebody can secure a good
home at a very low price if quick
deal is made. Will rent place
from buyer until new house Car
be completed.
CHAS. L. SMITH.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-12-06

and pans. a bachelor can achieve mar
velous results with one. Vansittart
complacently Invested himself OF MS
coat, turned up his sleeves, and com
menced operations.
Thus occupied. he did not hear q
gentle turning of the key. nor a light
step crossing the hall. and he stood
petrified when q well-known voice
exclaimed In tones OF undisguised
amazement "0wcn!"
Hastily dragging the saucepan to
place OF safety, he turned quickly
with n sickly smile and a feeble
well, darling. home again."
So taken aback was he by this
unexpected turn OF affairs, that he
failed to realize the extraordinary cos
tune OF his wife. though even to his
disconnected mind she seemed hardly
In her usual fashionable trim. He
was endeavoring to conceal the spoon
behind hts back. miserably conscious
OF the appearance Of himself, the
room-and Peggy such pattern oil
propriety!'
Mrs. vansittart. meanwhile. was
taking survey OF the surroundings.
"Smoke!' she calculated, smiling
severely.
whisky" her quick eye travel
Ing about. Grease on the carpet and
a cushion q wreck. WE'LL"
I'm awfully sorry. really" STAN
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-12-06
First published November Is, isoe.l
Notice of Final Settlement.

The state of Kansas. Cherokee count y,ss
In the probate court In and for said
county.
In the matter of the estate of y. p. John
ston. deceased. Creditors and NIL other
persons interested In the aforesaid estate
are hereby notified that Mt the regular
term of the probate court, in and for said
county, 10 be begun and held ut the pro
bate court room, In Columbus, county OF
Cherokee. stote aforesaid, on the first Mon
day In the month Of January. A.. ID. 1907. ]
shall on the 7th day of january, IMPLY
to said court for fullnnd final settlement
Of said estate. and for compensation for
services rs executor and for attorney fees
l.. ID. BREWSTER,
Executor of the lust Will Of y. p. John
ston, deceased.
columbus, stansns. November 9th.
~. IAN.