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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23
ANDY CHALMERS LET
OUT OF FOOTBALL
Specia1 to The Journal,

Iowa City, Ia, Sept. 22.-Captain
Andy Chalmers was declared ineligible
to play football by the faculty today
Chalmers left school last spring before
taking the examination in order to ac-
4cept a surveying position with Des
Moines road. He could not make up
the work in time to play this fall. His
loss is the severest blow that could
fall to Iowa's team. A meeting will
be called at once to elect his successor
George IT. Allan Of Harlan, was elected
captain Of the football team tonight in
place Of Andy Chalmers. Allan has
played halfback for two years.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23
AMONG THE INDEPENDENTS

Manager Hentchell of the Tooze team wishes
Mr.. Mitchell of the East Minneapolis club to
understand that he has no intention of strength
ening his team for the game Sunday between
these two teams, the Toozes will win with
! ease. So confident is Hentchell that he has the
best team he has made a bet Of 500 to $50
on the result.
The management of the East Minneapolis team
requests the members Of the team to meet at
broadway and Central avenue this evening at
O'clock
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23

By Publishers Press.
Montreal, Sept. 22-American ath-
letes carried off every event except one
today in the twenty-third annual cham
pionship meet of the Canadian ANA
teur Athletic union. In the discus,
Martin Sheridan of the Irish Ameri-
can Athletic club made new record,
hurting the classic missile 1875 feet 5
inches, which is 10 inches better than
his previous mark.
In the 1O0-yards run the final was
declared a tie between Lawson Robert
son land R. L. Young, eliminates, In
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23
FOOTBALL PLAYER .5. ..44l
HURT IN "A RUSH
Special to The Journal,

Iowa City, Iowa, Sept. .22 80 Chick
Kirk expected to be mainstay> Of the
Iowa football team this year was in
jured in class rush this morning. His
back was badly wrenched, his shoulder
injured and his head bruised in fierce
contest between the sophomores and
freshmen on the university campus.
Several others were injured, but no one
seriously. ssfss
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23
Era Of Evasion and Subterfuge Is
Already Well Under
Way.

other western schools is going merrily
on. At Illinois, Indiana. Purdue, Iowa
and Minnesota, the candidates have
been busy for week getting things in
full swing and fair prospects are re-
ported from all the camps.
Northwestern is the only absentee
from the fold. The Methodists are Or
ganizing inter-class games, since they
will not be allowed to play with out
siders.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23
GETAWAY AT LOUISVILLE.

By PUBLISHERS Press.
< Louisville, KY, Sept. 22.-This was
getaway day at the Kentucky state
las park. The track today was heavy
from the recent rains and not much
interest was displayed in the four
races run. Today's winners were Ingol-
thrift, Elliott, Dalesman and Chamblee.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23
Conference Panaceas More Dan
gerous than the Ills
They supplanted.
Special to The Journal,

Special to The Journal.
Chicago, Sept. 22.-That the major
ity of the conference colleges will re-
pudiate the now famous "reform" -
rules of the t'big = nine'' professors
next year and compromise with the old
regime, is the belief expressed by Uni
yersity of Chicago authorities in the
light of early-season football develop
ments. Some of the supposed pana-
ceas for athletic crimes have already
proved Ineffective and more danger
Gus than the ailments for which they
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-29
SUMMER oArARRH.
Hot Weather Seems 10 Hsve Bad r.
feet Upon Some People.

Hot Weather Seems 10 Hfve Bad III
feet Upon Some People.
\ rs eRsrrlly recognized by physi-
.iass tbst many people sr&sr more
with eatnrh during the summer than
in the winter fAs hot, dry weather
and the change from tAs hot days TO
cool niests seems to have bad effect
upon the disease.
Even after the usual methods OF
treating cstarrh have been unsuecess-
ful. the Shackls Drug Company guar
antee that they will refund the money
IL Hyomei fails 10 cure the disease,
This seems so fair and reasonable that
il should induce all catarrh sufferers
to take the treatment.
In many instances Hyomei has cur
cd catarrh when the patient has suffer
I, d since childhood. Quite 4 number of
people in Tulsa who for wears have
sleep on ac observation-disclosures
sleep on account of the disagreeable
tickling and dropping at the back Of
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the continued use has made a com
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There is no stomach dosing when
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The complete outfit costs Sl.OO, ex-
ira bottles soc. Remember that if
Hyomei does not cure, the Shackle
Drug company will return your mon
ey.
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The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
WOOSTER.

Weather fair and nice again. =. Gathering crops the order of the day.. The rumble of wagons can be heard in every direction. ... Never saw people so anxious to work in all my lie. ..... Jasper Sims and wife of Pleasant Hill, Conway county, were guests of their stepson, w. w. Reed, Sun day....W. w. Bishop will move into his new residence, recently completed, on North avenue. .... The infant of J. M. Browning of Pleasant Valley settlement is re- ported no better, after weeks se- 1ious illness. The infant of MT. and Mrs. I. s. Ball, after an illness of three or four weeks, passed through the ordeal which awaits tho reception of all human beings. The community at large join in sympathy to the bereaved family. H. Robinson, who has been seriously i'll for the past week, is reported convalescent. ..... Frank
 Patton made flying trip to Hot Springs fair last Friday night, re- turning Sunday. He reports a
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
CANEY.

We are having some nice cool weather at present....The farmers are busy gathering crops... Rock er Joslin of Conway visited at ;. Y. Cox's Sunday. =. Bishop Crook and sister, Mrs. Virgie Askew, of Sunny Side visited their father Sunday, who is very sick at this writing Mrs NJ H. Hargis at tended church at Graham s Chapel Sunday and visited her daughter, Mrs. Tom Southerland -. Mrs. $. Y. Cox is on the puny list this week James Daugherty was up
 rom the river Saturday,. Joe Brazier of Pine Mountain was here visiting home folks Saturday and Sunday. Miss Lena Thomas ot Sunny Side visited Miss Sallie Phillips Sunday.
 Oct. O.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
VILONIA.

The Vilonia Training School opened Oct. I with a large attend, ance. -. Miss Berthal Snow died Oct. 4 at 4 o'clock p. m., and her remains were borne to Mt Olive cemetery Oct. 5 at 5 p. m., follow ed by a host of friends and rela- tives. She was just blooming into womanhood and her loss will be greatly regretted. She was 20 years of age. w. J. White of Hol. land, relative of deceased, was here Friday and remained over night. Miss Sa,lie Clasby died Oct. 4, and was buried in the Cypress Valley cemetery Oct. 5. Thus passed away two of Vilonia's young ladies within three hours of each other. Tom Hill went to Conway Friday morning. Dr. w. J. Downs has gone to Little Rock where he will attend the medical college, this being his graduating year. -. Rev. Buchanan went to Cypress Valley Sunday, where he preached at II o'clock =. The bad weather has broken in this part of the country and people are rushing with crops.
 Oct, 8.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
COUNTY NEWS NOTES.
ITEMS Ot INTEREST, GATHERED BY OUR
 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS

pleasant trip. .....L E. Holloway and Miss Nancy Lawrence were united in holy wedlock on Sunday. October 7, at the residence of w. w. Bishop, who pronounced the ceremony. ...Drs. L. H Pate and A. I. Hutto performed a surgical operation on the son of Bruce O'Neal (col ) Sunday...Mr and Mrs. ]. Nj. Mckay of Shady Grove were guests of $. J. McNahan and family Sunday. y....M Mir. and Mrs R. H. Burks visited the family of $. s McMahan Saturday night and Sunday .. Miss Alice Hick- man will enter Central College Tut sday .. Joe Arthur and Pearce Batson, who are attending Hendrix College, came in Saturday night on a visit. .... The wife and child of John Hank ins of Perry county died September 27 and were brought to Pleasant Valley to the family grave yard Saturday for interment, ... There is an epidemic of catarrhal fever in this section. Catarrhal fever is contagious A Sunday school will be organized at Pleas ant Valley, one and one-half miles south of Wooster, next Sunday.
 Oct 8.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
HAM LET.

We are having some cool wealth CT, now. =. Nicely Legette is wear ing "the smile that won't come of. " It's a girl. All are doing nicely We are indeed glad to say that Albert Jones is slowly inn
 proving Ira Jeffries, the "tall and talented, " was in our midst Sunday.... Miss Lemmie Jeffries and Floyd Chivers made a flying trip to Saltillo Sunday......The members of Sunnyside Grove No.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
FAULKNER.

Farmers are quite busy since the rain. Quite a lot of cotton and corn was asted by the wet spell -. Mrs. Marian Wilson is quite sick at present. .... Clara Harrell and Miss Minnie Jones were mar ried last week. We join their many friends in wishing them a long and happy life........J. s Brockington is in Little Rock for medical attention -. Joe McRaven and Lee Dorsey are attending the Vilonia Training School -. Carrie Harrison of Chadwick visited J. R. Hooks Sunday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11

We are glad to welcome this fair weather. .. Tim Rowlett and wife visited at w. K. Henry's Sunday. Dr. Clo, CT, Clay Mode and ]. Nj. Sims are taking ill the Hot Springs fair this week ........ Bob BcNuit and Miss Lee Brock of Quitman were here last W ednes- day. Louis Armor and Elmer Scroggins of Springfield visited here Sunday. W. NJ. and W. B. Owen of Hanna were in our midst Sunday..J. NJ. Genlry and little grandson, Sherman, made busi- ness trip to Conway last ] Thursday. Luther Sims took cotton to Conway last Monday. y........P. J. Henry is prepariI g to have his house papered. =. Arthur Reynolds al q Raymond Palmer of Republi- can were here Sunday. ..... Rev bcCee of Iamascus will preach here next Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Dr. Glover spent last Sunday with her sister, Mrs. P. J. Henry. Carl Gentry made bus iness trip to Conway last Friday. ... But very little sickness here, now. J. A NJ ode pun chased new buggy last week.
 Oct. &.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
EBENEZER.
Oct. 9.

We have begun picking cotton again after long wet spell.... There is not much sickness in this community at present. ....Z. D.. Morgan, who is weighing cotton at Conway, visited home folks yes terday......J. w, Wright passed here today en route to Conway .... Will Mckay and family Of Ro- manee are visiting friends and rel atives at Funston this week ...... Born, to MT. and Mrs. Jon Whar- ton on the 9th, fine girl.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11

-. Clara Shaw has been sick for several days. :. Eldon Hazle has returned from Little Rock .... A. B. Gibbons is on the puny list again.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11

lost horse Saturday......F Frank
 Bailey is real sick today ...... Geo. SammonS has been out since our last communication looking after the Hamlet telephone exchange.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11

Io9 are" requested to bring their certificate number to the next
 meeting of the Woodman Circle
 =. Mrs. Jennie Hazle is quite i'll at this writing Thomas Hazle
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-09
DIED

CL.AYToE-At Beaver City, Utah, August ~,
1905, Of cancer. Margaret E. Clayton OF
M1nexsvf11e, Utah, beloved wifo Of James
Coz. She was born In Liverpool, England,
Juno 1e, 1853. She leavos husband and
Ave children 10 mourn her loss.
sADLBR-At 723 wost North Tomple street,
this city September s, 1908, OF old ago,
Eliza sadler, mother o! Henry Sadler, the
merchant, in hor 69th year, native OF Eng
land Funeral services today (Sunday) At
8 p. NJ, from tho Sixteenth ward mooting-
house. Friends are invited to attend,
MUIR-At weiser, Ida, September 9, 1905,
or cardiac dropsy, Joseph Muir, In his 6ath
yenr q native OF Scotland. Funeral ser.
vices Monday at Q p. m. from tho funeral
chapel Of Joseph William Taylor. 81 South
Wost Temple street, this city. Friends are
invited TO attend.
PAGE-At his daughters residence. Mrs
Hamilton, GIG West Second North street,
this city, September 8, 1905, William 3.
Page, native OF Michigan, Ia hiS 62nd yoar.
This deceased was an old soldier, and HIS re-
mains nre at the parlors of Joseph William
Taylor, and will be shipped to snydervtlle,
Utah, for burinl.
HoRSLEY.-At 224 street, this city,
September 8, 1906. OF paralysis, Lois Hook
Horsioy, wife of Harry Horsley aged 6s
years. Nntve Of England Funeral ses-
vices Will be held Tuesday Timc and place
VIII be given later,
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FUNERAL NOTICES

BATTsoN.-The funeral of Mrg. Florence
Bsttsou will be held at the residence, Dos
South Fourth East street. today at $3.50 P, M
ALI members of Salt Lake circle No. $50 are
requested to meet at their hall Mt 2 p. NJ,
70 attend tho funeral. Woodbiue and Silver
Maple circles arc invited. Intcrment at Mt
Ollyet
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Adam o. schmitt, Salt Lake; Mary A.
Lyle, Salt Lake.
Arthur ]. Kelly. Salt Lake; Charlotte
MarorofS Salt Lake.
Alfred O.. Sodorberg, Bingham Junction;
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AUCTION SALES

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