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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
John Segalos
the HERO OF rsE VALENCIA.

ME- sexaios win give an exhIe-
ffion % Fancy swimsnisS and High
Owing At klki Nssatariunn every
.t~rnaon ana rvening thia newk .ss
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FOUR To ONE
AND We WON
IT'S GETTING TO 81 ouirg \
COMMON TsiNo NOWADAYS
ron TaI siwAsHEs TO PULL
OUT AsEAD.

W. aan yrsieffaY q 8 feH.
80 aid Cfusa ray heart ard hops -
aie II - ditnf. The seeFa
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Another good rider Hot n In the
neck yesterday when Graham set
sst down by the starter Tor mishss
haVtar al she paat Tie viii be al
lowed 80 ride sut hts engagements
To-Day
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vance % the occurrence I consult
"a a physician. who said she pains
we're not canaed b. rheumatism. -
that nffilctiuu always comes IN the
ialnta. Tho only way l account
for II ia Ia the contraction and ca
naneion Of The muscles. caused by
the weather
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TURF GOSSIP

No ioekey wau mafe than Que
rarr YESTERDAY. The boys Wha an
nssxd winning brackets wers Davis.
Fountain. Rettig. NiekeFy. ra.lstt
ana {. Wililauis
Coming hack on the car last night
a Eat man N sct west ssia Well
1 piAyrd Supreme Court today, -
guess SIS up 10 mo To play LEGAL
Form tomorrow
Most 81 ths ss-eaiisd uiss nonsF
vas bet on Uttea ln The ttfih race
and she wes played 50 u The race
was In. bat the uaneY vas al
burned up.
pan Ross played Mfisafa u shaw
la the s.yeaF-nia faes aua v she had
not been badly interfered With he
woaia undoubtedly have eashFd
Albert the Whais showed that he
Is atlf on earth BY caahiua a SO bet
on f4hsrvals. Ia tas Alaska club.
IRE Bohemian club got q haf ieif
when Sod cake san. a. they laid
top price against the hafss al al
tiinss and gus a be pay
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TALENT PICKS
THREE PAYERS
BATTLE WITH TAE BOOKS -
ARouT AN EVEN BREAK,
WHILE TIE SPORT rs or AN
ORDINARY CHARACTER

Foar selling aud tNo purse raves
made un the card n The Meadow {
Yesterday aad the iargo crowd nf"e.
cnt "a lowed oub ordinary snort ~.
.par,s WAS aaiy one elaso finish. ana
that aid usf eume untl the last
raea All thc other winners Nuh
Nv biz matEms, the result heins
naver ia Doubt after the horses
hlt the stretch Three faVoflies. 3
.esoad choice and two outsiders
Won aud the talent and the books
huike about even On the da1
seed cake. the fayofi'e. won the
nrst race easily by two ienEths
frsm BLACK Gem. Sha vas 80 20 !
Yn the betting iaaofa finished
thIri aud beat nonnel. the second
chalce. hall = length Ter the
show
star, Was Poor.
The start in the second race was
one 81 the worst al the meetinR.
the Two faVorltes. silver sue sl'sl
Tayora. heiug practically LETT at the
post They went after the hela.
haWevrr. aud silver sue manafcd
10 eel ghe place. heaiins Santa IA,
\ nose WITH an even break ~ INC
start silver sue would have Won hf
herself Santa Raw led all the wef
hat tired al the finish aud tron
Watson Won the race BY q lenEth
Tho thifd race Vas a att TOT lib
er4alr. bat the books laid the sx.
tremely liberal price OF 4 tn 3
against his chances. BE got OF ~
front and iiacanned all the Way IL
was palicd To Eaiiop In the stretch
70 via b. five lengths Win me
boz hooking bach. Madden. tae
s~caad choice. ran second. while
Noodtharpo Who was to0 te tn the
betting surprised everyone D. fun'
ming third.
Tired Ia stretch.
Saprenfe Court who opened az
70 10 / Ont closed Al 10 10 ! Nsan
she fourth race easily By i've
tenrtha. Ralph Young made the
pace 10 the stretch. wheye Ne tired
ana Supreme Court. Who had been
makiax up ground gradually. bad
NO troahIe la winning. Major Ten
nov ran good race. c0minE from
awav hack, and got third place In
the lass stride
Yankee Jlm made the pace to the
stretch In iha fifth race. where
Grace - Clair ran over him and
Won easily e. a length. Lucy G
finished very stfonz and got up IN
time q also beat Jim 4 ncAe Tor
the place. Utiea waa the heavily
PLAYED faxorite Al 5 20 :. bat ran q
xerg pssor race
Relief al last.
Fiorsnca Fenso. the faxoftte.
eanss 10 the aetiaf q the talent IN
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FROM OTHER TRACKS

m Hitehcoch. ~ 10 said ia flek
ernr with e = Rove for the con
tract uH locker Heweil
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Florsnce Feaso. the favortie.
came 10 the relief Of the talent tn
the last race ~ winning ~ head
from Cabin. Who led into ne
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fats aud the track tecard viii prob
ahlY be amsaahea lntn cooked hat
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s,..s.s. asafaataA-a
Tsssna aaaaasats u
uaiisnes uash snf sarss. Doyle sri
Nkaa atuira# TURNER
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rg.s pes le ssgw - cbg pig. - hev ss
Start sgoi Won osvsry othsrs drivins
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INJURED ARE
DOING WELL

The remaining members Of the Nor
rts family are doing nicely at the st
Mary.s hospital. Mrs. Norris. while
suffering greatly from mashed shoul-
der and several fractured ribs. was
allowed to Sit up in chair portion
of the morning. She has not yet been
apprised Of her husbands death. nor
that of her little daughter either.
George, the five-year-old son, who
received bad injuries about the head,
is also able to be out of bed. Clifford,
the eight-year-Old son, viii be con-
fined to bed for some time with HIS
fractured lower limb, but the physi-
clans are now confident that HIS skull
was not damaged.
With clara, the Oldest, who received
but seant hurts, ana the baby. Leon
ard, who was practically unharmed'
the entire family is now able to leave
the beds, with the exception of Cliff
ford. The baby is at the home OF
relative, who promises to care for It
always, provided the mothers consent
can be gained, and It is thought that
1t will be readily granted.
Elijah Norris, the father, and Dora
olive, the four-year-old daughter, were
buried at smithfeld Sunday morning
In the same grave. The father of
Norris took charge of the remains.
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cas- EXPL0DES
IN 4 STOVE

A gas explosion occurred at .
O'Clock sunday evening in W. s. siers'
cook stove at their home on Mechanic
street, and his daughter, MISS Edna.
aged IA years, narrowly escaped Sc
rious injury The explosion occurred
when Miss siers struck a match to
light IRE In the stove to. get supper.
The flames singed her hair and eye
brows, but did her no other harm.
except to frigheen her badly: The
stove was badly cracked and the cook
ing utensils scattered. The explosion
was loud one and was heard several
blocks away Many thought there had
been catastrophe at the electric
light plant in that neIghborhood and
there was great alarm for a few min
utes, until the extent Of the explo sion
became known. There was either a
leakage or the gas had been acci-
dentaliy turned on in the afternoon
and gas had accumulated IN the stove.
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DEEDS RECORDED

]. Madison Jackson to Perry G.
williams, lots, city.
Same to Charles S. swiley, lots
city.
same to v. l. Highland, lot, city.
Clarksburg industrial Company to
Mrs. Jennie Reed, one lot, East Clafks
burg.
Arthur C. Tetrick to George R. Fort
asy, 1862 square poles of coal. Clay dis
trict.
N. B. Mccarty to p E. Gain and
j. e. Ritter, lot, Johnson Heights.
Daniel Ruble to Thomas c. and Les
sic B. Kemper, lot, Wallace.
G. Lee Flanagan to Thomas ]. Pres
ton, . acres, Eagle district.
west Lumberport Land and I'M
provemeut Company to A. e. Floyd,
lots, Lumberport.
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GOOD GAME
AT GRAIGMQQR

cRAIGMooR. July 16.-The ba'-e-
ball team of this place played its first
game SATURDAY against Lost Creeks
aggregation.
Although the home boys have just
organized, and have practical but h.tle
together, they put mp the prettiest
game ever playeI in this community.
The prettiest feature of the game was
the pitching for the home team by
Frank Mills. While he struck out but
hut five. he kept the ball in the dia-
nond, ana the excellent support re
ceived from the infeld kept the yrs
.ors down.
The visitors played good game
but they couldn't hit the ball AMI thy
could not keep our boys from pound
ing the same clear out of the field
JJp to the fifth inning neither side did
any scoring. Then Craigmoor sue
seeded in getting force run on the
bases WHEN Robinson came to the pat
md placed neat liner over center's
head. and trotted thrse scores across
the home plate AMI Ianled safely on
third. From that the boys played
like flute on the Lost Greek pitcher
AMI did not take the field until they
had scored seven runs
At the end of the game the score
cards tailed Craigmoor II, Lost Greed
?. The line up:
Craigmoor-Frank Mills, p; Pinneh
cain. c: Alva shepler. 1b; Dan PropsI
2b: Charlie Cain. sb; Ben Robinson,
IS: Homer Chorpelins, II; Deck Cain
#: Almer Sullivan. RI
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WINS
IN PRESTON

The returns from Preston and Min
eral counties assure the nomination OF
George G. sturgiss, of Morgaatown,
for Congress, over Noah G. Keim. Of
EIkins It was generally Thought Mr.
Keim would carry Mineral county, but
Mr.. sturgiss carried away that county,
too. In some sections the vote was
light. The counties IN the district that
have held primaries show the follow
ing result:
.sturgtss-Preston. 80; Berkley, 25i
Grant, Is; Hampshire, Z; Morgan II;
Moaongalia, 80; Mineral, 10.
Keim-Barbour, 10; Hardy, 6; JEFF
ferson, 10; Randolph, 10.
The following counties show a di-
vided vote: Pendleton-s turgiss 4.
Keim s: Tucker-Sturgiss 8, Keim TO-
Taylor county votes next Saturday
and is conceded to Sturgiss. 1t re
quires 12G votes to nominate. sturgiss
VIII go into the convention with over
175 votes.
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MRS. WHITEINAN
AGQUIT TED

PARKERsBURG. July 1e. Mrs.
Hannah Whiteman. charged with the
murder of Ed. Deever, the lover of
her daughter Alice, was acquitted a.
Elizabeth, Writ county. Saturday even
ing by jury which had been out for
over eighteen hours.
She admitted killing Deever, but
her defense was that he was an Inn
proper person to associate with her
daughter and thai he persisted in Wis
iting her after being repeatedly warn.
ed not to come. that he was trying to
ruin her daughter. that he had repeat
eddy threatened to kill the defen liant
and that the morning she shot hif he
had advanced upon her with clenched
fists. saying: Damn you, will kill
you"
The daughter corroborated her
mothers testifony throughout except
as to the character of Deever's atten-
tons TO her.
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AT WESTON

WESTON, July 16.-Pursuant to
call OF the Democratic county execu-
tive committee of Lewis county, a
convention was held Saturday to send
delegates to the Congressional and
Senatorial conventions and to deter
mine the mode of selecting county
candidates, and to elect a new county
executive committee. The convention
was called to order by Mr.. Perry G.
Alfred, member of the county exec
utive committee, who introduced as
temporary chairman Mr.. w. w. Bran
non. chairman of the executive com
mittee, ana j. H. Edwards, editor of
the Democrat, as temporary secretary
Mr.. Brannon, in assuming the posi-
tion. addressed the convention Oh ma
tional and state issues along the line
indicated by the resolutions of the
convention The temporary organ
ization was made permanent.
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NARROWLY ESCAPE
FROM DEATH.

III. and Mrs. Robert A. Garrett had
a narrow escape from being Killed I
day or SO ago while driving in the
country. They were driving down a
steep hill beyond Sardis. when one
OF the fore wheels ran into steep
gutter. upsetting the buggy. Mrs. gar
rett jumped out but the hind Wheel
OF the buggy ran over her back and
right arm, causing some very bad
bruises. Fortunately the horses
stopped, and after some little time Mr.
Garrett was able to get out from under
sthetop, which was holding him fast
Had they not had very gentle team
they feel sure they would have both
been killed.
Mrs. Garrett is able to be around
today, but is very sore and will carry
her bruises for some time.
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UGLY RUNAWAY
TAKES PLACE

An ugly runaway occurred at the
corner of Pike and Third streets
Saturday evening which resulted in
spring wagon being bedly demolished
George Lanham and George Stew
art, two young men of near Romines
Mills, who had been here doing some
marketing, startsl for home about 5.
o'clock, driving their team. TSl1tch was
very spirited. When they reached
the corner at the post office street
car came along, which frightened their
horses beyond their control. The
horses began to plunge and run AID
in rounding the corner passed be-
tween telephone pole and the IN
ion Bank building, one of the wheels
col1fding with the, pole demolishias
the Same and badly wrecking the We
hicle. The young mems lives were
doubtless saved by some one catch
ing the frightened horses By their
bits and placing them under control.
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SCHOOL BOARD
VIEWS BUILDINGS

The Coal district school board and
secretary and Mayor G. c. Southern
made an inspection trip to F'airmont'
Warrington aad Pennington Monday
for the purpose of examining school
buildings with view to getting in
formation that will be beneficial to
them in selecting plans for pro
posed new school house at Adamston
The board has selected the Skinner
property in Adamston and in the
event it fails to succeed in negotia-
tons for it, Will proceed to condemn
it. 1t is likely the building will be
a brick structure of eight rooms.
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wells orchestra will hold dance
at the park tomorrow night and will
furnish good music for the occasion.
A fine program and good music Is
guaranteed. All will be welcome
The carriage committee OF the col
ored Pythians will hold it's second
lawn fete on the lawn at Rev. Coch-
rants residence on Monticello avenue
from s:S OTTO II o'clock tonight All
are invited to attend.
uolsmBpv lu .seAI1uIsI 10 9senS. qua
81 puuI1sqmpO 10 sIARd IIlM SIN
Mrs. Minnie Stone, who was In the
city Saturday attending the reunion
OF the I. o. o. F. lodges, left Sunday
evening for her homo in Grafton
Mr. stone is president of the Rebekah
Grand Assembly, and had just returned
from trip down the Short Line. She
Instituted a Rebakah lodge at Robin
sons Mills last week with a member
ship of AZ.
Misses Mamie Coughhn and Mae
wright OF the Parsons-souders 'stors
are on this week on their annual vaca-
ton.
IRA Morgan of Fairmont is in the
city this week on business
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NEW MANAGER
At WESTERN UNION

The resignation of U. w. ,Boggess
as manager of the local Office of the
Western Union Telegraph Company
has been accepted and the appoint
ment of Thomas r. Dralsford, of
pittsbnrg. as his success cor made.
Mr.. DrakeforJ took charge of the Of
fee Sunday morning
Mr.. Boggcss has better position
In the telegraph business in vfew,
but has accepted nothing as yet.
He viii go to Fairmont Wednesday
to visit his native home few day
befors engaging in business again.
r. B. Di1Iinsar, OF Greensboro. Pa.
has also rendered his resignation at
the local ONCE, but has not yet been
relieved.
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Local HORSES
At GREENSBURG

The fourth annual meet of the
Grsensbnrg Driving Club begins at
Greensburg. Pa, tomorrow, with the
largest list on entries in the history
OF the Club. Several CGarkaburs
horses are entered as follow;:
Tuesday-2:so trot-Peter Balta,
CGore and ConneD; 2:17 paee-Bene
Hopkins, II. B. sIpler); Hal R. and
Electric Storm, Drank HedriclS).
Wednesday-2: pace = Bette
Jiiggins, CScott Willis; Belle Hop
kins ana Phyllis W., (Arthur wiIlis);
2:15 pace Hal R. and Electric
storm; 2:2o pace-Fanaie stubbins.
~. 3. suplar); 2:2s pace-Kenneth
NJ, (Snpler & WilIis); Gypsy Carl
ana Raven Boy. (ScOtt Willis).
.Friday-2:2 pace-Bettie Juggtns,
Raven Boy, Phyllis w. and Orphon
Boy.
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MRS. KNIZELY
IS DEAD

The remains of Mrs. Fayette knis-
lev. whose death occurred at her home
at huntsville Saturday, were oronsnL
to this place Sunday afternoon anu
we're taken to the home of her daush-
ter, Mrs. ]. A. windon, at LOG Mechan-
les street. The remains were taken
m peel Tree on the following morning
where the funeral and burial were
held.
Mrs. Knisiey was 20 years of age
and her death was due to diseases
incident to old age The funeral was
held Monday at noon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-16
DAM BEGUN
ACROSS ELK

The phillips Sheet and Tin Plate
Company is building dam across Elk
creek at a point just below the same
'companyrs pump station. The dam
win be three feet high. and it is
thought viii retain sufficient amount
of water to supply the mill the year
round.
A. Tompkins, the well known tin
min contractor, of Pittsburg. has the
contract for the construction of the
dam and commenced work on the same
Monday morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-16
APITALIST5 :
60 WEST

A party OF capitalists of this city
and the near by towns left this morn
ing for Colorado and the mining dis
tricts In other Western states, where
they VIII look after their interests in
a number of rich mines, The party is
composed OF e. B. Morris and J. A.
Kiddy, of this city; Raymer Parish, of
Wallis, and c. F. Bailey, of Salem
They win be joined at Denver by
charles /, Zirkle, of Philippi, who is
now in Kansas.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-16
AMI MYERS,
YER OF CHILDERS
Ed BY Col ERR TOR

tpon the recommendation Of the IL
81 the penitsntiary Governor
sViliian o. Dawsoaz has paro.ed Will
lam. srs. OF this city, who was serv-
"a time "a that institution for second
degree MURDER.
Myers shot and killed James ]. Chill
de chief Of Police, at 6 O'Clock
lay morning. July 1. 1902, in the
cent saloon IA Glen Elk while in
Intoxicated condition. At the time
he vas seoad assistant fireman. but
Lad etved on the. police force prior
e that At the time of the killing
WIS on leave OF absence. and 1t was
ed that hfs mind appeared to be
Injected. He was drinking the day
81 ne killing, as was Childers and 9th
and IN malice in the saloon My
shot Chiiders dead.
The grand jury indicted Myers for
murder and on September % following
the killing he confessed to second de-
gree murder, and on October s of the
same year Judge John w. Mason Inn
posed sentence of - years in the
penitentiary upon him, and he has
lbeen In that institution ever since. He
was amodel prisoner and the officials
never had any trouble with him. His
paroI meets with the hearty approval
OF his friends.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-16
LADY LECTURES

Miss Mary Kingsberry delivered a
very interesting lecture at the Christ
ian church on Sunday evening. Miss
Kingsberry spent seven years in India
as a missionary, and has had a wide
experience in the work, which enabled
her. to speak with wide degree of
certainty regarding the work in the
foreign fields. Miss KingsberryHs lee
ture was listened to by large and
appreciative audience.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-16
Co bred Man Dead

p. j. Moore. colored, died at his
home near the Chiefton none Sunday
al 10 o'clock from iropsy from which
disease he had been suffering for some
time. The funeral was held from his
late home Monday afternoon at 2;SO
O'Clock and incarment was made in
tbs Fittro cemetery. He was 40 years
OF age aad is survived by wife and
fotir children
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. ohiey Of Fair
mont are visiting their daughter, ME-
Missouri Lapley.
S. w. Gordon and Tyson Harmer
went to salsm Monday morning to
auction the New York Store, which is
going out OF business
me Rsbelah lodge will meet On
sfonduy evening IN the now |. O. O. =.
hall.
DR.. L. B. Moore. former acting priI-
cfDai OF Broaddus, has returned TO 1is
home at Parkersburg after spen ding Q
few DAYS IA this section OF the state.
DR.. Timberiake ana family viii leays
"wednesday for Virginia to spsad rlls
iSder Of the summer IN rela'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-16

Mrs. Emma McGil, Of the Con
soIidated Telephone exchange. has re
turned from her annual vacation
which was spent in Grafton, Pied
mont and Cumberland.
Miss Gertrude Byrne spent Sun
day with friends at Bridgeport.
Misses Ethel Carter ana Gay Will
Jams OF Broad oaks went to Salem
Sunday evening to be the guests OF
relatives for few days.
Misses Grace Mcdonald and Jessie
Dent of Fairmont are the guests OF
friends in the city.
Miss Lucy Raymond OF Falrmon''
who went to Mt Lake Park SATURDAY.
afternoon to spend week, will visit
Mrs. T. A. Fitzgerald at Deer Park be
fore returning home.
Mrs Ash and Miss Anna Dotson OF
west Union were in the city Saturday
shopping and visiting frfends'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-16
SELLING STORE

Auctioneers S. w Gordon of this
place and Tyson Harmer of shInnston
went to, Salem Monday morning to
sell the large stock of goods In the
Racket store at that pIacs. The stock
of goods Is very valuable, and it is
not likely that they will complete the
sale in one day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-16

Frank Gershaw OF Michigan Is thu
guest of his sister, Mrs. w. H. Con
away, and family on Florence street
Mrs. Redman OF Clay street lelt
Sunday for wheeling to visit relatives,
c. A. Lawson and family OF BRIDGE
port were in the city Saturday attend
ing this reunion.
Mrs. NJ. p. Lawson ana alluisiA ~.
Ora, of Bridgeport. were In flre cry
Saturday visiting friends.
Misses Jessfs and Rosa l5aaf tts -
bridgeport were the guests OF Alts'
b. James Teter.
]. p. Qussn. formerly OF this eourl :,
but now superin tendent OF the snos
department at tina Boys Reform
school at Pruntytown. spent SUNDAY
night IN tle city.
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WINNERS OF SPORTS

The program of sports Saturday
evening at the second annual reunion
Of the odd Fellows OF Harrison county
proved quite interesting.
,S The tug OF war YVES won by Wallece
lodge, 1913, and the prize OF $40 was
awarded to that lodge.
A. Ashcraft Of the Wallace lo1se
won tho 81 purse in the free-for-all.
d. w. schradcr OF the same lodge
won the fat mans race and was given
one dollar.
In the pony race Charley Clifford
won first money, $40 and Leonard
Wolf second. So.