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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09
WITH FRACTURED ARM
willis Keeps Right on. Giving Gala.
han Good Argument.

Philadelphia, oct. S.-The principa,s
III tn" Wind-up attraction at thu, Snriny
Garden Athletic Club last night were
TIM Callahan and Billy Willis. two
clever local lightweights It was
last go both men exchanging hard
Swings and repeatedly jabbing each
other. In the first three rounds Willis
was tho aSGressor and forced Callahan
AL over III" ring. the latter contentipg
himself with countoring
In the fourth round Callahan cut
loose and severely punished his on
ponent, 'ehis repeated left-hand labs
starting the blood from Willis. nose.
In the fifth a hard swing to fhe right
eye opened an old cut for Willis, and
blood from this wound almost blinded
nm. Jte was game hut very weak
when the bell rang. In the sixth Willis
started out with rush but Callahan
gave HIM just as good as he received.
and soon had him breaking ground. 1t
was Cailahan'S fight by slight mar
gin.
After tho bout was over Willis de-
clarcd he had fractured his right arm
IN the fourth ROUND. and that it was
useless to him in the succeeding rounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09
FOOTBALL INJURIES
Due Chiefly to Lack of TRAINING on
Part Of Players.

TN" following is from the Boston Post
There is no form of sport-not ,xccpt
ing hockey hch is more active. fierce
and dangerous tnan football Each wear
statisticians furnish the country with
lists of the deaths and injuries resulting
from football
tut when these lists are compared with
the number of persons playing the game
1t is seen that football accidents are really
not more numerous tl,an those in base
ball
a close study shows that the ma ioritv
OF the injuries are received by the I'M
trained or Improperly trained athletes. #
Is foolish to say football is not danger
GUS and the first to acknowledge this are
the best players.
Now that the new rules are in oneration
mass plays do not figure so extensively
as III past years.
IN the old days-say, three wears back
weight and strength were the ,ualitie.
ny which a player was measured. Now
the requisites of a good PLAYER are spce,1
ana endurance. OF course strength is
sun necessary factor, but it GENERALLY
accompanies speed and endurance Weigh,
Goes not play the part it formerly did.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09
FOOTBALL.
Harvard Rejoices Over
Two Promising Finds.
Chance Fol- Improvement al An
napo|is-- TUFTS Men Hurt.
Two Cornell Players !njured..SIow
Practice at Dartmouth.

Cambridge. Mass. oct. s. I'll" lihr-
ward .rdironiStS were worked ~.
hours on .;nldrr'% field Yesterday after
noon. tn" cunrhts Fronting; hv III" les
sons taught IN Saturdays game, and
dom. everything possible t" round the
eleven int" orarkliar!i form for the
Iin"ur with rates tnmorroW. Tier"
WAS .xtra Iong preliminary practice
and Il snappN Nrrimmal'' Of ~ minute 8.
during which tho Varsity scored On til"
second and held the latt"r f"r iuwIs;
on the VARSITY o,i.-rHrl line. Fac
forward rl:si Wis used to advantage.
aud pretty on,Sidn Kick ~ N"WhnlL
follow I'd hy t'rr" forward l';;:.,r&. WIS
directly r"Sltn.ihc for ~ VARSITY :
touchdown.
At last tW" football finds tii..t boo.
the gr!llin" article hay" f.rtn nit.l'
at Ilarvnri. ,pd thcir il r,i"i'in.,
ain"ni; TIN. ti".-.. followers of In. :.ll".
the n,nr, pnrtiruInrlv H~ ~" tini- were
entirely unrNi""r:"d - "rr I'rm i'r, n
nan c,rnpl,r"nl!r f:,nnit" rur iIa"-
wards rnroa"It:; "it H." t',,,i.rnd !I"i
spring. ii" ",l. N"nJi ..r y I't.,n"l't
hav" lh"r"!it ~ his haViu; aud iat"rt
football r"'H- .iiiiti,.;. Eui Iir"uHau
c;rur nilt fnt Tie f"utitall tr:'nl thi-
fall, ana has St'-tIiiy l"cn making
s;on', il tn" hrrl, li"l.I. til t"dt% H..
was taken (" the $u,Lid "f til" first
eleven and rliv,l fuIl~hark III IN"
sciimma-". The "tlir ll,d is, tn" Cru
ton IL |, rrtti;t,, VII" has ii.t ,rt h'cl
out for prHcti"r u W"..'. Last frtiaN
he Was put in ~" %"riniinnrr on tn"
~;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09
POST SEASON SER|ES.
Chicago and Detroit Have a l2=ln=
ming, 3 to 3 Battle Royal For
a Starter In the Series.

struck the ground ami tore for home. H.
had to slide to beat the bah, but accom-
plised the trick. and then Schmidt relay
cd the ball to Schacfer retiring King.
who had tried to take an extra base on
the throw to the plate. Evcrs followed
with another hit and stole secord. hu.
Donovan struck out Schultz. Detroit tried
to get the run back at once, but after
Crawford had hit safely to left and gon'
| to second on an out. he WAS doubled up
with CouShln when Evers captured the
latter's short fly back of second base and
threw the hall to Tinker.
Again in the fifth and sixth innings De
troit lad runners on first end third bases
with two out. In each case the man on
third was caught off that station on at
| tempted double steals. In the eighth the
visitors looked like victors. Donovan was
| an easy out, but Jones beat Il hit To
Evcrs, stole second and went to third
when Tinker failed to field Schaefcr s
hard grounder. With the inftcld drawn
In Schaefer had no trouble stealing sec
, ond and both runners scored whcn Craw-
ford made his third hit. n sharp linen
past Evers. Schultes' throw to The plat,
was made and Crawford went all the way
to third on it, scoring when Eoss,nan
drove u long fly to center cobb had
rached second Will" Overall. King and
Steinfeldt were vanly trying to catch
Crawford off third. but he was left tner-
when CouGhIin struck out
Chicago had done nothing With Dono-
md fl,n
Looked an easy winner when the home
team came to bat for the ninth time
Chance was mp and had struck ont twice
Til. time. however. he drove the bah
| on 4 line to right field Then Donovan
lost contro! and hit Steinfeldt in the ribs
King popped Il little fv to Rossman.
IRVING to sacrifice. and when Evcrs rolled
an easy boundcr to Cong,hln Il possible
double play doomed up. The Detroit can
tain. however. booted the ball and thc
bases were full. Schultz hit down the
first base line and WAS thrown ont
''hance scoring. Then Howard WAS sen.
IN TO bat for Tinker. who had struck ont
three times. The substitute followed s,,it
but the third strike got away from
Schmidt and the tying runs came in. Mo-
ran was sent to bat for Overall. but
EV"rS' tll-tuhCcd attempt to steal hom.
ft'ir"d the side and left the contest a tie
SlhEie nearly scored the winning, RIM
in III" next inning when he came. hon..
from third on a passed ball. SteinfclJt
was at bat and ODay ruled thai he in
ferf"r"d with the play, Slaglc being call
cd out
In tn" nth inning with one down.
Ming. EverS and Schultz singled in sue
c'SSi"n hut neither Zimmerman, nor RcIl
bach was equal to the emergency.
detroit failed to GettA nian epast first
haSc IN the last three innings Schacrcr
cam" to the rescue in tiicaeo's half of
IN" l2th with a sparkling double play.
Stclnfeldt had reached first through being
MT with the ball after Slaglc had gone
out. thanc" hit Il fast liner over Second
hiS" and Schacfcr jumped in the air
caught it in one hand and threw TO Ross
man for tn" third out This ended the
long contest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09


"Nt GA dh !fl'"t to hUN tue book for
h!.N
Ian took TIM money ami :tHltcd out
H* Tom. MS Y" uHS uft IL. uoG.d s.ct !,
S'f:-' 81 hl'tN al Il n'iEhh"lim@ lumcI-
,','''. "i"i' fhin Is looked up I" ON aC-
count "t ~ connection with til" tall
li'I'r". 'ud .'iS" h"':ius" il is whispered
,.'"' ,'ih i IN ON all deals pulled of hv
','''i',,''"-
-, WIKI iIIl hil'''i mt" inr lunrhr"o =
!ayn \Ir,z'I m li nIi, r,,.h,''',"f% ni
,,,,, VIZ -. "i S"fint around "a tail"
fec. HE =, M. ~, ',,'" "'" COZ
81, e..,,,..,' ia J.; ~ ~ ,,,i'
I,lil tr,n L, ..,Il., ill.,, ''''-n. 'iT"' "I
where. h. ,I,,Ik..ni,,.r.,, t;,-'', "a'",'i ~
li. .I,yc y.l,i,,b ,T,' Hi" ''.'1 !" I"i
unfnltt,natcI,. l.ft fb.,' ~ i''''''r ~"
..r,t ~,
Ga, - ri.' " S'l'ip""k Tor JOHN
~. 'l' ''"
"",sh hih'frN about that" said tn f,
Other fellows 't'runll las t. vn,.I< this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09
THF: SQUARED CIRCLE.
-Four :HoG !>outs Before Augusta
4 slIoic Glib Last Evening
al City Hall.

Fargo attendance at the sparring en-
hlbltion last evening at the pav,i,
club. Sc"tty Cohen and Mickey F,,vn,
gave a lively preliminary Of six -orna.
ana were followed by Billy O'Brjen
soldier. and Joe I.aRoyc. The Ia,,.r
who appeared in the ring for the fry,
tiIn". pat up ii lively fight for f,a
rounds, when he slipped and was slight
~ injured. Ned Henry, the referee. san,
tn" boys to their corners.
The main bout between Kid Mannip,,
of Boston and Kid Mercer If I3wropoa
opened 50 tameIy that it was poar,,
declared or. 1t grew more lively after
mat and was exciting at the elias.
Mercer had the better Of the argumen,
ali through.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09
FOOTBALL NOTES.

~" Amy has lost another great foot.
h',l PLAYER and official. Lieut. IInrk-tt
Mh" Was Il great halthack AT West Point
ne has gone into business in Pittsburc
some OF tic players in tho Harvard
squad catch and-pasS tho balls as if they
had been praCtiCing all summer. There is
tremendous improvement in both these
ago. "
More than 20 candidates are wcrkin. at
annapolis urdcr Lieutenant Cnnlmandrr
,hc"ves. Paul Dashcl and Capt. Duu--
;tSS. Jack McM1ster is training them AMI
Is pulling hard for a victory over his oil,
cnargHs from Harvard Oct Il.
'dFt schumacher of the Bates College
team. who was the star on his team
winch was the only one MP to the Brown
Sanc TO score on Harvard. has !: good
SQUAD OF candidates and promising CON
difi"nS for Il strong eleven
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09

Honey" Melody has been training
hard the past week. but he claimed hs
had no match in view. Monday Billy
Mccartney OF Philadelphia said Melody
was booked to meet Bill Papke in Phila-
delrhia either next Saturday night OF
Oct. l.. In view, Of the opinion that John
ME Mooney. manager Of Melody, express
ed absnt Fapke, the sports are surprised
that he is allowing Melody to meet
Pnpke.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09
MURRAY REFUSES TO FIGHT.
Claims Foul, Which Is DisalIowed and
Then Quits-Clinton Has Decision.

Gl"uce ster. Mass, oct. Sat the
Cape Ann Athletic Club last evening
three bouts were scheduled. the main
event h' ing one of L rounds between
Hiily Clinton Of Lowell and George
Murray of Lynn, After about min
utr'S lighting in the fifth round Referee
Fleming rewarded the fight to Murray
on foul, but on examination by
doctor it was found that he had not
been fouled. Murray refused to con-
tinue and the referee then gave the
decision to Clinton.
aI'hc S"mfinal of eight rounds between'
Denny Ryan of Cambridge and Young
lid Carter of Boston lost 10 Eddie
jones Of Beverly on foul in the third
round of a siX-round preliminary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09
new Route.
Next Bermuda Race Will
Start From Boston.
New Swedish Wonder to Be
Among Sprinters In London.
Shrubb Anxious For a Running
Match With Longboat.

New York, oct. S.-Thnma:; Fleming
btN, nf I'll" yachting committee nay
Ing the matter in charge, announces
that III" next yacht rae" to Bermuda
viii b" sailed tr"u> Boston instead 81
from New York. iii" chang" is to ~
mad" in order t" add variety to tn.
contest and make the race longer and
more difficult. In addition the" will
bC added Il class for larG" boats of moro
than loo feet oyer all ltnGth iuan:>\vVr
to y request for such a class from IL
number nf y.tchtmcn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09
maine SPORT.
The Bates Football Squad
Starts Training Table.
Team Will Make Desperate
Effort to Score on Harvard.
Bowdoin Athletic Council Elects
Its Officers for the Year.

Lewiston, NJ, oct. $. (SpcclhD --
Thu training table of the Bates foot
bail men was started Monday night.
DnIv eight men hly" been taken on
thus far: rroum '">. Cummings '0H.
Schumacher 'n%. Cochran %. Fridg"s
'0S Fraser rs. cobb 90, Hull 'oN;
others viii he t:;il,n on from tim" ="
time according t. The viii Of the
CC"chcs
Some nc}. rlayH hay" been tired out
t;,:, W."!; in preparation for til" fiar-
ward nip tomorrow.
Bate, has scored for t~o wears in
.'ccsYiun "a Harvard ana viii maIl"
I d"~l,i rate fry t. do il aGniu The
lineup viii hr similar to Last Satur-
ia! & against Rents Hin. The team
in Il t.W supporters Will leave for
Boston on III" ~" \ n. train and the
following men viii be- taken: Shu-
m'rh"r Fraser French. cobb. Cum
n':ngS. Brown Hui. Bridges. Nail"nry
COLI. Sergeant. Lovely, Mck"nnry.
Carroll, Erskine. Kcancy and C"ch-
rtH.
Thcrh will i" no NOR" prIcticr At
Bates this week :" that by next week
r"iHr :tiiI practice. VIII b. had. in pre-
l'aIIti.n for tn" cnihy game Oct 10
\ hHndiclp track meet viii be held
ON G:ir't ON field next Saturday. in
"r'l''r - ;i",u-.' NOR. interest ANA Gnd
out Y H:tt material the Freshmen hav"
ir their l"Imnrr. For th.: fail dual
meet la* l'''"n arranged between the
at"*' re-. hn;rn ami ~" BnN,"in t'rreh-
ni.'n. With tn" additional fratur" of {,
cr''s--t'nnlrH run between the three
upper ciH.:."s Of III" two Institutions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Wedne sday-Routs at Wayne A c.
Philadelphia.
Thursdav-Eouts at Broadway A. G.
Philadelphia.
Friday-AI Kaufman vs.. Dave Barr,
at Philadelphia: Charlie Neary VS.. Mau
rice Sayers at MalwauEen: Rube Smitt
vs.. Henry Woods at Pueblo. Col JEFF
Doherty VS.. Jim Gormley at Moriden, CT
Sat,lriay-Bouts at National A. c.
Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09

Sailor Rurke, when offered a match
with Sam Langford, in New York de-
cined. His excuse for passing up the
offer was that he could not see enough
money in it Eurke's real reason was
that he did not relish n defeat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09
t'"tt"d for Overall in ninth.
tattci for Tinker in ninth.


f''CaEO 90 - u q q o q > q ~ u.
= i"it 80 o 0 o : o O.;
tiits OF Overall in innincs Snrii-
fc' hitS-OI."Hry. St"inf"ldi i:vois StnI
en- h"Ses-SlaEie ,. Sh"cKard, Chtucr.
Nt"inf"ldt. Ev"rs, Howard, Jones z
Srhacfer. R"sSman. Double play i.v"rS
I" Tinker: Schacfer to RosSman Left on
has's-Chicago .. Detroit y Bases ON
balls OFF Overall ;. OF Donovan 3 Fi,st
on errors-Dctroit 1. Hit hv pitcher ~
i'"n"Nan = Struck out-Bv Donovan L.
by Overall > by Reulhach :. Passed l,Ii
schmidt Time. 80 Imrrcs. D'nav
ana Sheridan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09

Harry Lewis. the Philadelphia hoxor,
became Of age the other dav and he at
once announced that he had BROKEN
away fIf ~ his father. Not only viii
Harry keep his parent away cror, his
finances. but he will insist on his father
mlnding his own business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09

Frankie Neil, the former Lantan, ob,,,
ni"n mas accepted al offer to hox oven
MORAN OF England before a Los Angeles
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09

Kid Goodman and Pac,<ie nt.E.,,,
NV" Pfa' tcally agreed to box nj t'ort
NaNne. Ind. oct. % Goodman asked fo,.
l." pounds, while Mcfarland stuck for ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09
BOWDOIN ATHLETIC COUNCIL.
First Meeting Held and Officers Fo
the Wear Elected.

ErunsNi"',. Ne. nr' s. -lSpcriaD
NJ til" iir..t I'M" tilE DC the Enu,lrln
Confined on Page Elcvrn)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09

When IT," Chicago champ were IL y;
'1' v.lind th"v Happened t. IL. u, dinner
"i"' evening when IN r"Srou>. to Charley
ftlcktninS request for tonthpickS tin,
l''n Ni" was Waitin.: nn tina tIbl.,
i"i"hl over I" iii"k 4 Whole Jar fun al
the littl" hits of wool.
In SELECTING. ON" Iiirk'$ attention was
at '."l''d ~ the fact of the mamuf;It.' tlr-
- nam" f"Iu1 On III" t""thlick. ana
when ne "Xatniu"d the others hn found
IL" sam" name impressed on all of them
Calm" the att, ntIun Of tie other n,.n-
h'rS ri the team t. tie fact. cIUarl. \
sad.
'ln'i"t understand how the fellow
WI" puts tl,rsr THINGS up can afford t.
iI'N' ms name stamped on each ana
..r"tt On" uf them
e don't SOC how h" docs it InvS"lf. -
cried Altr"ck. rs Ec critically examined
IN" ii''i" i'irc" Of wood in his band. hut
III bet continued Nick, that ne i, 4
c"nr'it'd sort OF guy"
~ INT makes you think So" asked
'WhE. replied .Ntrock. 9TH" mere fact
Of IL: .r.- Ii nut".r.ri on ..9..h tooth
nj II -t'n"- tiJt ~ ia lead stuck on Ii,,-
ms li' nam" IL cv'r~h"Iy'S mouth
When N"n'g Johnson. Wn#jin,.tn,,'5
kainck @lth "rtjsi. bean to :..t Iii.
nIlu" in th" Tap'r:, ,!nv att.r ,i,ly. AMI
With surl ino w,ito.IIns. il" NH. AL.
Nl~"d w ~" Old u ~'nhcre ut tIr e.l,ln
L" get hirls'lf . sor:tphonk L, that II.
f"Iid tr'hSur" up III" NoIds of praise
,hHt ""r" Icing ltaided t. him in
lunches
~ Will make sWf1I r.a,.in@ f"r the
folks It homo during tn, sI,ow-tIyin.-
S-asnn n's". sp.-k,. ~ case Patton
:"S s:ih -" Cantillnn. -'it'.; not Il
~" i'!"a. - amy means. Walter. for
r"1Iin" H." srranhnok durinc- the Wi,tnr
VIII Ct,IIltt II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09
MERGERS BOUT.

MERGERS BOUT.
Gi9 Crowd Sees PROGRAM of Boxinu
Events at Portland.
I'nrt II nd Al.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05

1870 miles fine land, good i'm
provements,..
miles N E. Of Greeley fine tract nicely I'M
ditch
E. Normal school, good
improvements
acres vegetable ~
larger farm
the will divide
desably located. Ask for price Close
desirable 20
all farming land will divide of 66
Ask for price
2k right
rights Improvements. Observation-Disclosures.
$50 miles w. soil
small required
2222 miles from CITY, location excellent SOIL good
buildings value outside of agricultural $3.50
23-60 condition good
mile station.
216O miles W., station.
$50 cultivated
$3.50 miles w. 11a miles
excellent SOIL heavy producer for $O0 for the 80 balance
at $3.50 per
26640 miles W. Greeley station
land, 200 cultivated good improvements
Will sell 12O of it with full right for.
Plies miles Of Greeley miles
right for 120 soil
$50 acres miles W. 2 miles to station full right
buildings Observation-Disclosures.
29-166 acres miles w, TX miles station very
room house, good oubuidings
800 improved miles from Swnk,
room pres brick house. bearing orchard and
$40 21s w Greeley, No. ditch .....
32-Sec 10. T. 8, r. 65, miles E.
Pierce Lateral small
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
HIRAM WILSON TRIAL
1t Was Commenced in the Dis
trict Court Monday

The trial Of Hiram T. Wilson.
charged with the murder Of william
II. Davis at Johnstown on the even.
Ing nj Sunday, Sept. 30, was com
menceo before jury in the district
court last Monday.
ihe story, as told at tile time of
the shooting, was that Davis and his
father had been renting the DR..
sbeurwaId ranch near Johnstown the
past year. Wilson took a lease or,
IT for next year and had moved his
family to the place. The Davises
were boarding with Wilson until
they could gather their crops. Some
dispute over the board furnished, and
also the matter Of time Of taking pos.
session OF the place, is said to have
'eo 10 quarrels. On the Sunday In
question, Wilson and two friends by
the name Of Murray brothers are said
70 nave gone to Mead, where they ae.
cured whiskey, and returned to the
,anch' more or less intoxicated
when they met young Davis in the
yard' Wilosn is said to have fred
.hfee times at the young man, each
bullet finding lodging in the young
mans body. He died Just n week
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
Some Are Sentenced

Several offenders, who had e,the,
plead guilty or were found suiltv n
the district court this term. rsceiyed
their sentences by Judge Garriones
last Monday morning.
j. J. Doev, found guilty of foroe,v
was given from two to three VOC - ~
the penitentiary.
Jose Duran, found guilty Of grand
larceny. was sentenced to fron e,o,,..
cen months to two years in tho neni.
tentiary. p"'
Ed Nagle, who plead guilty. Tn he.
Ing one OF the boys who tried ro hold
up Rev. Oscar W. Gustafson and
shot the latter, was sent to ~. 20
iormatory, his term being ,nde,sr.
miniate. '''oe'e'
Cresscio sontyone, the Mex,c.n
found guilty of cruelty bs,tioa nIa h.a
vile. was given ten DAYS in the
county jail for his ofrense " 0"e
Hall Foley, who plead ,,,,,+r
TO stealing timber from tho r1n,on ~
facifc railroad, and cattle frnm
James Rowe, of Ault, was sent - % ,ha
reformatory. '"' 70 'ne
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
Farmer is Killed.

D. ). Dean, one of the best known
farmers IN the Beebe Draw country.
was killed last Monday by being
thrown from his wagon and one Of
the wheels passing over his ches,,
he was returning home from one Of
the coal mines In that vicinity with
a load of coal and In some wav w,s
thrown from the wagon. He lived a
iew hours after being found, but
died about S O'Clock.
Mr.. Dean leaves large family
TO mourn his loss. He was member
and a constant attendant at the First
rresoyterian church in this city.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
Elks' Memorial.

The Elks held their annual me-
mortal services in their lodge rooms
last Sunday afternoon. DR.. Sanford
Bell, of the State University, deliv-
cred the principal address Of the day,
lie spoke particularly OF the lodge
and the loyalty to its principles that
characterized its members In whose
memory they were gathered.
George Weber read extracts from
Bryant and Longfellow poems.
No eulogies were delivered as there
we're no members Of the local lodge
that had died during the year.
Music was furnished by q string
quintet.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
MEMORY IS ALL GONE
Peculiar Affection of a Young
Man Now Here


Calvin W. Flynt, young man
with peculiar affliction OF mental
alteration. Is In the county hospital
awaiting word from his people at
Uvalde, Tex. He was taken in
charge by the marshal at Eaton last
Saturday, where he was trying to
buy poison. In his pocket was found
the following letter, dated Oct. B.
Of the present year:
My name is Calvin w. Flynt and
my home is in Uvalde, Tex. am
crazy and know It. have been in
an asylum and escaped. l get foolish
ut times, and II 1 do anything wrong,
may Gods forgive me. l have
q, 800 In the First National bank of
Uvalde. My people live there and
my mothre's name is Sue Flynt.
The Young man was unable to re-
member his home place when ques-
toned by Undersheriff Williams, but
upon the name of Uvalde being men
timed he recalled 1t. He told Mr..
Williams that at times he became
violent.
Flynt seems to be we'll contested,
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
having a brother.in.law bv the mama

having brother. in-law by the name
OF L. Olds, who is district attorney
at Uvalde. He stated that he had
recently been an inmate OF hospital
at Hot Sulphur Springs, Ark, and
there went by the name of Eugene
Nolan. He also showed pawn
ticket Tor watch which he had
pawned at River Bend, Colo, about
oct.' l5. He had no knowledge Of
how or when he reached Eaton
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
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VIII stop the cough. II 1t has been
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sure. Sold by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
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u,,, ~ sapero' the Denver specia,ist.
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after In the hospital IN Longmont.
Wilson claimed that Davis also had
a gun aud that he fired twice at
Wilson.
The Murray brothers are charged
with being accessories to the crime,
and will come up for trial after this
case Is disposed Of.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
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