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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
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Rtqet - Berfaufspretfe: 81 .00-s6.0o.
DeHGiorn - VerfaafSprefe: is sa4 bsi
OuaIttdt, 40-45c.
3afer-sei&dIt $3.50; In hU Hetru
U.00-$8.00 per Tenne. Reue- 30-84s.
etrob-PreRe. ie mad BEN 0raS. b Heb
len, So .00-$6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
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J&er 2tmburser 1le. Bird l5e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18

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eep6bnI. BIB gutter 10-12c; prtata BIZ 60
mdtIter H-l6e (: Sancy 82S-8S. 0sIhss
Denou Is BIB 22e. Saua 2s-82e.
SIN Badetsx:
Hsioia S14.2b. 2ion $1&.25, Seryet I1l Is
Caracas S1l.25. DiawortbI &18. 80, DxfA
Sana Blenb $3.50, GIinas Saba 8Ienb
$14.25, Duriea $ll.26.
Su6er-Ooninoes 7.47c; ett65u6sr 3 80
puIueriFrter 6.32e: x3x3 tuIperiFxtss 6.37e,
fetaer s~ranulirter 5.O2e; g.be8 SAFE; Goxs
fecttoners' U 5.07e; N~fbsemoob 4 4.s2e; 4tbs
xr Y 4.7ae; eurptrs A4.s7e; She'd aytxa
0oIbeH 8 4.b7e; Dtnbier eStra 8 4.67ei
Rtseepoob 6 l,43e; seIber 9 8 :l2:; Ii gel,
Bee 4.01.
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0oIone.
RidIes-a4OO I'M Sas $40; 1900 ta Sat
SO; 1900 tint SaIbfab $500; 200 sa 8ot
$3.50.
stdrie-EearI, 8sc. Gbanrpiox 0Iok l xxi
8 Hfunb Badste 8, Rom, l Rfo. 8sdsta
4H-63c.
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setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeerea 7e BID 7He;
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euItana 7}e, trpsyttrte SuItaxa lie BID Lie.
California 9prtioiet &c BIB 12e.
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-52e, gebro&erer. 3--4e.
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RanbeIn IA; uei&i&aIise &axSsIx LIS
Serbian RanbeIn 16e; Beaxrts &c BIZ SIS,
ser6fete 7c bs &c; GusIii@e BaIxaHs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
Oetxetoe.

Bebex - go. 3 rctber s01e, auf 0sle,
fen. &c pon RabIen; 70. 8 rotbsr 81.
Sanuar, 90Xc; Basenwessx csc.
Roru (neues) - 20. l pets 4le; 70. 2
wetS 4i3e; 30. 8 wetb 44}e: 10. I usst.
l2e; 70. 2 weib ssurti@t 44e SO. Q
wetb senrif@t 44s; SO. 4 wsss sss!f4t
Ale; 70. 2 seIb 48}e; 70. 8 ssIb l8}ti
80. 4 seIb Ale; SO. 3 eaai4t a.;
go. 8 aeutf&t 48e ; 70. I seuHi9t H.;
&pIben 42e.
nafr- 30. 3 wetber S3tc; 10. Q pstb9
324e; go. 2 0euriiGtr 31}e; 20. 9 ssxnassu
81fe.
oeu - SO. 1 at,notbs $40 80 10.
3, 50 30.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
Setter proceB 5.

y ! \ " y y LIE Ouus XIV SauOa
GhicagO ma&te cine 2lase segsn bic
Union Erection SO. auf 3ablung bon
81. 500, 600 unb sessr bic Chicago
@itp &ailpap 60. auf 3ablung bon
$500, 900 G9abenerfab anbdngis. Der
Nnfpru9 bafirt auf Der g%ef6rosruns
ibsrfalter StraBenbabnwasen ieitens
Der @sislf9aftsn sntssssn Der BEG.
ftdotii4sn gsrorbnung, psl9e fur isoe
uebsrtretung cine Strafe BON 500
fsfisbt.
StIIbring INTER
u9ung.
WIbalp, 81. o., IL. Sanuar.-
Senator Sabio 9. Siu beantragte In
Der 0srfammluns Der SEEM Sort State
Bar aHOciation bic lInterfudung Der
BON benz Nrmfrong 2eaislaturs
@omits ans $asesli9t sef6rOerten
Sbatfa9s, oab ibm fur LANCE 3eit BON
Der equitable 2ife Sniurance So.
idbrli8 $4,000 seaablt wuroen. 'gr
bebauptet, baB bas @elb bon ibm als
glnmalt Der 0srf&erunss.@ eie1f6aft
ebrli9 beroient tpurbe.
gsuar SeIbtmo b.
Nem Saben, Conn, II. San.
Coroner Wir bat bic nnteriu9un9
tiber bic 3ooes = uria9e @bas. u.
gbparos besnoet uno isin 8eroict
lautet auf Sslbftmrro bur6 MOrpbin=
8srsiftun9. u. Warcsp 6iaer unb
Charles U. OILERS uni9ulo an benz
Sobs hires Sdmagsrs 1T babura er-
pieien. Der Coroner fa9t in ieinent
8eroict bab bic SduBuunbe an
gouarbs S9ldfe fa bon ibm ielbif
bei9ebradt pdre uno 70 oberfddli4
III, bab Der Sob babur1 ni9t. berbeis
, aeftbrt purbe. Bel Der Mutopie fam
: ben f9 Menssn BON Horrbtn I'M 2Drs
| per bes 8erfprbenen Dor.
g 6redli9er Sob.
MppIetor, Wis.. II. Sanuar.
> 8eim Snbianer.G Spleen tuurbe oas 8
: Monats alte gabp Otto S9ulb bon
fsinen A refp. 5 Sabre alien @e-
iamitsrn In gbwsienhsit Der Mutter
lebenbig berbrannt.
2pn9ber d.
i MILFORD, Del, IL. San. Gin
Mob, wel9sr ben Neser Jreoerid @ro'
pes. Der auf bic 2sbrerin Jlora gro3'
einen unfittliden 4nsrif ma4ie, aus
benz @sfdnsnib bOlen uoate, Inn ihr
;u lpn9sn, 3erftreute f& erff, als ein'
8 @ompagnie Der National . @aroe aul
Shlfe bes Sberifs angefommen mar
Na9osm a1es rubig g%euOroen mar
n tpurbe Der Neger In oas @efdnsniB mad
0 9Ober ssbra9t, psl9es sr6bere Slider
belt essstt berartige @ngrihe bietst
Der e9warse leate bort elm @efidnb
nib ab unb 9ab aIs gnti9uloiguni
u $runfeubeit
O u RecDro.
9prtIanb, Maine. II. Sar1
:, Gin rieuer Hecorb in Der uebermitt
lung brabiIoisr Sepei@en 1T etablir
woroen. Die Beamten Der 6rabtloiel
Selegrap6en-S Station in @ap Gliiabetl
befanben f9 in Communication mi
S9lsppbampfern, tusI9e ben $rOden
bod vHepss" bssleiten. Die Sampfe
befinoen fa 1926 Msilsn bon @a'
7" Satteras, mebr als 5000 Weilen bo'
;. Der SeIssrapbsn.S tation. Die bisbe
@ qr6bte gntfernung, fiber uel9e Elm
brabtloie Sspsiae geianbt wurbe, bs
trus 26OO Msilsn.
Wteoerermdblt.
10 @bieago, Sa., IL. Sanuai
q Sn Der idbrli9en 8erfammlun9 b
'e aetionare Der Snbiana, Sainois I'm
Soma t. giienbabn-@ eie0f4aft puroe
1' Winiam 8. Nemman, @m. &. Bar
oesbiIt unb @m. 6. Brotun, idmmtli
III BON Wetp Dorf, tpieber 3u Sirectore
:" erpdblt.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
sxrHmte ume eemdte.

strtidte umo Semitic.
Sra@ts
gepfa Suite ao@dpfeI $3.50 per SOB.
8ananen 81. 0o--1.26; fIetne ~76e-sl.00.
gitrunsn s. as 5.76 pet RIPE.
Dranaen - $2.25-s.75p per Rife.
Trauben 17ic per 2orb.
8irnen 81. O0H1.2b per @uibeI./
WemRie.
Wotbe Maben 26e per Dutenb gun9es.
GeIerp 25e-4oe per Sun&.
Differ gIant zoe per DuteHh.
3raut - 81. 0o-1.25 per SaS.
8lumentobI $500 per Dutsnb.
@urfem = $l.9s Der Dutenb.
SaIat - 12ke per Piunb.
8eterfiIie l6c per Dulenb Dux@es.
3mtoHeIn - 66e - zoe per Suibel.
easfartoHeIn - Strsinia $l.B; Balt''
NOR $1.o-a.26 Seriep $3.50 $a.0C
per Sab.
4rpiebeIa - Rctbe uno wetbe $'.Sb pc,
bunbert 8fanb epanii9e Slpiebeln $l.o'
per &ifte.
Stabilize Ice per Drtenb.
Sptmat - zoe per BuibeI.
tomatoes So per Grate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
Sen SiQman
@reitt int STINT ben Yrdiioenten DIT.

grpbiSent Securities & ganhns 60. pehe. - Sriumpb Der 5unteusssIs=
arapbie .-GiutOmise Sebate i'm Sans.-Gnf. &nabe +
Gihtr 9nn6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
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@bicaeo, Sa., IL. Sanuar.
Sn Der idbrliden 8eriammluns Der
aetiondre Der Snbiana, Sainois unb
Soma . giisnbabn-8 eieaf4aft purben
@iaiam 8. Nspman, I'm. &. Ban'
oeSbiIt unb Wm. 6. Brptu1, fdmmtli&
BON Wep Dorf, wieber 3u Sirectoren
erpdblt.
Sn G9tpuIitdten.
g /. Souls, II. San. SObu
u. Sennent. prifbent unb fein Sobr
Sobn g., -Secrstdr Der 8ennent S9ut
60. rei&ten ibrs RsfsnatiOn sin. 81
berlautet, bab $l50.0O0 bur@ bstrii'
ssrif@s gu@fibrung bsruntreut muir
ben. Die 9ireeiaren tuiRen nod ni&t.
Oh cine Weorsanifrung Der Girma ra6a'
ltd fem pirb.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

The revolt against corporation
and railroad domination Is one Of
the most significant features Of the
contest non On 10 the new state.
The psoyle are determined that the
corporations shall not write the
constitution, bat with al the out
cry azai1si them, there is danger
that these influences will control.
it's very mobabis that the oorpo-
fations viii elect = few strong men
ike Henry Asp 70 the convention
and Il is almost morally certain
that there viii be saach Of weak
ones. men elected On "isms" and
without regard 70 their fitness, well.
folks IN many cases, Who can be
manipulated. Here is the real
danger 10 the peoples cause and
tie only way 70 meet Il Is 70 elect
strong men wbocan Be trusted and
who cannot be controlled On fooled
~ the Willy vanipalasors. Such
man Is ptseD'ed 70 The people Of
this district 10 the person Of s. W.
Hayes, whose ability 10 hight and
stand honestly for the interests Of
The people IN nnquestioned. We
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18
TIE RESULTS Of THEFaR

Business people and farmers ak.
are plessed righ fae results q tis
fair It's tie auipsTsalgsrsics rzas j
asacesss ineveTg wzg. The people
vas 81 Chickssha c5ntri5use1 over
fwoshcusand dollars which was caid
sus IN premisns On I've sgock. farm
products etc. and ltCe Or 10 dis
sscsfacron vas expressed ever tie
awards Mr. Hampton's part q
the 1rceam was also carried oat
fo ie sacisfact;ar If everybody
Many expressions - approval ars
heard from the farmers Who At
fsnJed an participates ID tie far
So far as direct BENEFITS fc tie
merchants and Others who csnsrl
buted are ccncerne6, Il may ~
seriously questioned whether tie
results compensated scr he o1g.ag
opinions niN offer or ssis point,
bat this was noc the prsmary i1ea
ia undertaking The eurerprise It j.
certain fhas II stimulating the ayr
cnlaraf interests of the countrg,
and il cementiaz the relations BE-
tween town and eoantry. the fair
accomplished its nasa sbjccr.
RI has been urged fsat This BE-
ziai1x 10 the coaasy fair Ire
should be made tie basis Of a per
maaent fair association and tie
suggestion is one faas saor.1 ncw
be casbet 70 a practical conclusion
NJ. Dnger's sszxssfioas zlonx this
lne are good ones Hs proposes
that Ar sssocacios BE- formeS coa-
sisunzof twenty-five leaGiax basi
ness men of fae town and an eqnal
number of Representatives farmers.
Theorzanizations Woald be formed
st once and rlsus aid for the fair
next pear. There is 70 1oabe that
the scheme is entirely feasible and
would result ID q mach larger fair
next year because the farmers
would take more interest n Il. u
Is fse farming eiass VINO are most
benefited and IL IL believed that
they vii eagerly take hold Of the
proposition
Wow, with the results of the fair
Jssf ei,sed before Is, IS the most
tine for launching this
enterprise. The desired resalt
night t< reached BY JOINT action II
TIE Commercial GLIB and the
Farmers Csios. or a zsstinz Of
representative citizens Of town and
country might 5e called, BY al
nezns fbe association shouid be
fe.Trse1 e.<,-o
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

a California coiieg,s professor
has invented a language that has
10 cuss words ii y. Snsulc it
.hecsme universal as he bouclg hopes
70 viii 5e necessary sor persons
who desire t3 express intense em-
cticn 70 become acquainted wirh
A. least one f,rsiga tcrgse- e you
don't vsnt e Go this. you can Dssr
cur cut the cussia " phich IS
better
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

The rev Rex Estate Men As
scciasion osgas ts be able fo &C
c5mplisa ssscs n The way of ad
vaaccsns the general welfare of tae
city as wei as il promoting the in-
terests of those engaged n the
business. b harmonious actor,
tEeJ car orl1z results Waicn csall
nof be reached single handed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

sam Jones preacher and a power
for righteousness, one of tie r.
narka6le men Of bis csntary. is
dead WIZ al dis scssufriciries,
vhich arssaeatl3 called asrrh
scsrchiug criticism. the verdict sf
aistorg vii be rlas Sam Jones was
a geag man a genius in the arr Of
transforming meu's lives. None
ever Questioned his honesty and
sincerity. and lis earaestuess and
real IN ais CHOSEN work called for
universal a6uiraccn Es has had
many inifassrs bur noue have ap.
preached him ID the 5sld, origua.
nesaocs vita ws.ch be attacked
siu and rarnea men to rigassous-
1ess
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

Serator LsFzllett@ has been stir
rszz the animals sp ID Kansas ncf
sparisz Senator Long ia bis cTiti-
cssms. Lorr rs1orts 53 calling
LaPoaettes a s'iaker 10 politics. .
The couatry could stand several
mcrs fakers II the I,aFoilesfe type.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

That prescription should be care
fully filed, and that isn't aiI. only
pure drugs should be used. If a
diuggis, substitutes some cheaper
medicines your sick one is positive
" IN great danger. Send IT to
the Owl Drug Store and you may
be sure that it will be filed correct
" and with only the purest Of
drugs. #
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18
pocrozs znpoxaz q.

Lang Bros, Druggists, Padncah
Ky., write we sell more Of DR..
MendenbaiPs Chill and Fever Cure
than al other remedies combined
having retaiIed over 100 bottles in
one season. Physicians here pres
cyite II and persons who once l1se
il will have no other. Sold By
Brown h Co,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18
Money 70 loan On chattIes.
Z. r. Short. TerreI Bldg.

Those delicious cream chocolates
and cream candies made By Ale
gretu have just arrived at The on
Drug Store. II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

czn Afford b 1zke 40 chances N
this contest The making of z ccu-
s6runou IS 90 important 2 work 10
Be- entrusted % the nnsk1.led and
iuexpereuced. Wirh all due defer
sn1s % sae ofaes houOrsbie seat.s-
men in the race, Ar. Eages must
5e regarded as he man 5est dcsd
- serve the people ia riis rssp0u-
sible position and the VOTERS should
consider their owu interests n de-
csdiug rhom taey vii support
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

Chas. a. Stevens and Bros. Chic
ago, women's OuthtteTs, Suits and
skirts made 10 order.
Miss Blanch Johnston Agt., cor.
and Idaho.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

OdoTless LfabargsT Is the latest
achievement q a Msanesota scient-
Isl, bat what - LinbaTgeT with
ont the SMELL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

p. OMeara, representing the
Harney Photogravure Co. Of Ra-
cine, Wis, was in the city today
securing views for an illustrated
art work which his company will
publish soon. The book viii be
devoted entirely to the new state
A. s. Cilkey took Mr.. O'Meara In
charge. showing him some Of the
picturesque views sbout The city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

A snortags of preachers IS re-
5cTred 81 fss Methodist conferences
of OkfSScma and the crop Of sin
neTs n that territory is said 70 be
an1sGally large.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

Let II be remarked again. you
should register for the election
right now; Do It today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-18

See T.. r. Short for long Or
short loans.
The Washington times., 1906-07-15
WINNER OF MARATHON
HAS GIVEN Up RACING
Sherring's Ambition Was 10 Win Great
Olympic Event-That Accomplished
He Is Satisfied.

DETROIT. Mich. July l4-WHIism
Sherring. victor in the Marathon run at
Athens in the Olympic games, says he
will never again compete In running
match.
In an interesting letter 10 William
Housen, the crack runner Of Windsor,
who is now training for the Chicago
Marathon, to be run September 36.
Sherring says he is through with the
game
My ambition was 10 win the Olym-
PIC and ! did ii. says Sherring. ANY
other victory / might take would give
me little satisfaction now. And then,
again, / want to quit with a clean slate
I'm twenty-eight years old now, and not
getting any younger
In his letter he gives H1useu some ad-
vice on how 10 stand the long grind.
HOuseu IS working faithfully every
day for the long run. Once, and some
times twice a week, he travels 10 Am
herstburg, and runs the eighteen miles
back 10 Windsor. He has the backing Of
the Canadian city and will run simply as
an entry from Windsor
Elliot, Sherrings oId-time rival in the
Hamilton road races, has entered the
Chicago race. and viii travel 10 the
Windy City with the Windsor boy
The Washington times., 1906-07-15
LABORATORY oCCULTISM.

Vance Thompson. In his article. This
Invisible World, I'm Everybody s. gives
the following summary OF the present
day Investigations Of supernaturahsm
"A SkepUCal age, VINO 90 NOT belleNe
in much of anything-uuless. indeed, IL
bears the trade mark OF science. me
intellectual fashion is all materiallsni,
For the rest there is only an easy IN
Credulity. And yet-the paradox -
Curious-uever was the world so ghost
ridden. Never has IL turned so visit
f1lIv 10 the occult Never has it lis
tened with an expectation so painful
at that closed door behind which mNs-
teriOus silences stretch aWay-Ihe door
OF the tomb / dare say tx Is natural
lief, when the conservative forms OF
faith are weakened. there Is an I'M
mense growth of vague superndJuTalism.
1t was in the cynical eighteenth cen
tury, when NOltaire had enCOred re-
ngiOn out OF fashion, that Sorcererss
fortune tellers, magiclans-ah the Mes
mers and Cagliostros-ruled the Woflq-
Our own century. quite as ShepIlcall
is equally in love with the marvellous
Only the fashion Ia wizards mas
changed The modern magician comes
from the laboratory. te SPEAKS IT'D lht
name of science. for there IS q science
OF the immaterial-a science or witch
craft, a science which has IS proies-
sors and learned societies, its journal
lists and magazines
cieties for physical research have taken
on a scientific air; they walk no more
in windy corridors, cIauking spectral
chains: ln a practical modern way, they
exhibit themselves in scientific con
crosses. World over, psychic phe-
nomena are being studied by trained
scientists Dismisslng theories, they
give themselves TO the observation or
scientifically established facts Their
labors range from the study of hysterls,
hypnosis and the transmission OF
psysic forces TO the old tine mysteries
Of enchantment and aparitiOns.
The Washington times., 1906-07-15

Kuroh. the three-year-old Commando
in James r. Keene's stable has 10 be
tabled too. He likes a mile and a quar-
ter under not more than rs pounds.
Dolly Sranker is very fit right now,
and will win many times between now
and the closing days of August
The Washington times., 1906-07-15
GREAT TENNIS PLAYER
WILL QUIT The SPORT
Holeombe Ward Says His Days on the
Courts Are OveI-Is Out
foi Good.

NEW YORK, July 14-Holcome Ward.
one of the members of the United
States lawn tennis team which in June
made an unsuccessful effort 70 win
back the Davis international trophy
said this week. II believe that We
should challenge for the cup again next
year. That IS, of course. the only was-
that we can get il back again, and
believe that there are players coming
up In this country all the time who
will be good enough 10 win If back.
From the showing thar Little made In
the internstionals ] think that ne could
soon make the quality necessary TOP
the competitions. As for myself. ! shall
not again be a member of an inter
national team. I have crossed the
water twice in vain search after the
cup and I am beginning 10 think that
my active tennis days are over ]
shall never again consider an invitation
10 become a member OF another Davis
cup team"
The Washington times., 1906-07-15
Metropolitan.
THE HUMORIST.

Pr00freader-You speak here of Nu-
ritch's new house as "a magnificent
marble pile
EdiJOr-Weu2
Prootroader-Weu. il isn't marble at
all; It's a frame building.
Edit1r-Thats So. Then, Just substi-
tute wood for marble. philadelphia
Press.
please my husband.
The Cook cooks that way a-purpOse.
mum. Fur be it from me TO cause any
jealousy in this fambly--CleVeland
Here comes ole Cap'n Hank"
Huh, What was he ever cdp'u OFF,
You Young fellcrs is ALFRED smart,
amt ye2 Thet thar man driV the bus
up tah the Ocean Haouse afore ye wuz
baWu. Judge.
so YOU graduate i'm June, said the
first sweet girl What are you going
20 do next tall-teach school2'
81 haven't made up my mind vet
said Nc. o. 81 M soinG TO SET IN some
fine work at a summer resort. and II /
can't land a man. why. yes-then. well,
teaching school is the only thing ! know
how 20 do,"-Clevelaud Leader.
Miss CUTTING saw YOU IN the car
ON your way from the office last night
Mr. HOgg-Strauge, / didn't see you.
Miss Cutting-Not at all was
standing Just tn front OF where YOU We're
Philadelphia Press
Alr Nose BTOWn-AlIss Azalea. An q
jes' like ter see mahsef as others see
me
Miss Azalea Goodness.
Mistah Brown! What awful ideas 20
DO Sit inter yO'r haid.-Judge.
The Washington times., 1906-07-15
SABINS LEADING BATTERS
IN DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE
War Player and Herbert and Orrson Are Above 400 in
Batting and Eighteen Others Are 300 or Over-Ag-
riculture First in Club Hitting Treasury Second.

In spite OF the fact that nearly every
team in the Departmental League has
materially strengthened its pitching
stan. the batting continues strong
The table below indicates a decided
Improvement over the averages publish
rd several weeks aco. ana II is LnIs free
and clean hitting that has p0puIsrized
the games Of Uncle Sans boys and at
tracts the large crowds 10 the Ellipse.
Sa5ins, the smiling first baseman for
the Warriors holds the position of hon
OF in the league, with Herbert, Of Com
merce and Labor. and Orrison. Of Post
office. close up behind him. Besides
these three there are eighteen men Dat
ting 800 or better. "Rube" Clark. OF
Postoflce. last years phenom, has at
last worked out of his slump. anc while
he cannot be expected TO overcome the
lead Of all Of the 300 ahead OF r-:a. II
the rate he is coming he VIII surely
climb many steps higher IN the few re-
naming games.
Agriculture still leads IN club batting
with a percentage Of .957. Treasury. the
tail-ender. is second with 242 The
others are Justice, .234; War. .232; Com
merce and Labor. .225, PostOnce. 30
Navy, .213; Interior, .206.
While in the list Commerce and Labor
Is only NTH, its batting OF late has
greatly improved. The team averages
are brought down by the large amount
Of mediocre material used in a few
minor games. but this team deserves
mention for the timely batting of its
regular members. In two instances
especially has the batting come out int
the spotlight TO win games for II. Las
Thursday twice did the LabOTites over
come Justices lead, and ia the ninth
with two ouJ, hits by Torney. Kinney
and Herbert sent the tying and winning
runs across the plate
Again in the Commerce and Labor
War game. War was ahead five 10 on,
in the eighth inning; in comes Com
merce and Labor and even after two
men were out the next five men ii
order singled and scored enough runs Il
win the game right there, and all by
clean. fast batting. Such work cannot
receive too much credit
Below Is a list of batting averages uT
to and including one game of Friday
July IS. for all those playing in three
games or more.