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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Atlanta, ., Memphis.

MEMPHIS, TENN. May 11.-Atlanta
won a close contest with Memphis to-
day. The visitors hit at right times
In the sixth and eighth Innings.
Score by innings: X. r.. =.
Atlanta o o 0 DOL o 1 o. 6 O.
Memphis 90 % 90 81
Batteries: Zeller and Smith; Stock
dale and, Hurlburt. Umpires, Pfennin-
ger and Hackett. Time. 1916.
Little Rock, 81 Nashville, 4.
LITTLE ROCK. ARK. May IL
With the score tied in the ninth In
ming, Sorrcll walked Gilbert with tho
bases full, and forced In tho winning
run for Little Rock
Score by innings: r. II. p.
Little Rock. 2 90 10 20 Ii
Nashville o Q o o o o 2 o 0--4 o.
Batteries: Buchanan and Klmblo;
Mills, Sorrell and Wells. Time. lao
| Umpire. Rudderham.
| Shreveport, II Montgomery, ].
| SHREVEPORT. La, May Ito
days game between Shreveport ana
Montgomery went fifteen innings to q
| tie
Score by innings: r, II. ~.
Shreveport
01fO o 0 0 o o 0 o o OIL I
Montgomery
| 0 o o OF 0 o o o 90 o OIL - 4
Batteries: Hickman and Rapp; Max-
we'll and seabaugh Umpire, thinner.
j Time, 2:45.
New orleans, 9; birmingham, =.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, May ll,--NeW
Orleans and Birmingham played tens
inning tie to-day, when the game was
called to allow Birmingham to catch
4 train. !,
4 Score by innings: y, r., - !.
{ New Orleans. o1o 900 o. !!
Birmingham =. 00100 90 o-3 J
Batteries: Fritz and matthew's; Iurh-
or and Meeks. Time, 1855. Umpire,
Rim,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
LOCAL SKATER AT RINK.
w. F. Sale, ira Richmond Boy
Is the Attraction Next Week.

w. T.. Sale. Jr.. u graduate to pro-
fcsslonal ranks from the locals l1atinE
rink, returns II Richmond for his first
engagement here next week, and VIII
DO seen twice daily ut the local rink in
his fancy and trick exhibition of roller
skating.
Mr.. Sale Is n Richmond boy, who has
only been before the public about ten
months, during which time he has filled
engagements in Illinois, mississippi,
Kentucky. Tennessee. West Virginia,
Indiana and Pennsylvania. Wherever
hi. exhibition has been seen he has
received tho unanimous approval OF the
press and public as one OF the most
accomplished fancy roller skaters APP
nearing on their respective Kinks. Bill
board. tho leading theatrical magazine
published, and which makes specially
OF roller Kinks and roller-skating races
carried q largo picture OF the Rlchmoho
bow n few months ago. with very nht
terinS comments on his act. Ae no'ds
tho Billboard record for spinntSs' my
Ing made 225 revolutions IN txo mn
,,its a worlds record to date for rol.
Ter skaters .,
M Sale is ably assisted in his exhi'
h,t,on nv Miss Lulu Daniels. winsomf
,ittlo Kentucky lass OF sixteen sum
mcrs who gives fancy skating oAnl
billion that is said to BIO wonderful 1ol
one Of her age.
Perhaps the most sensational part O
| Mr.. Sales performance, and ana IN y,
crown,ng feature IS ms :, ,h,rt,
Death" From an elevation OF tnir.s
feet. the daring young skater glides o. 2,
| ono foot down n twclVe-incn po .,' ;.
seventy feet in length, to the ,,,h moor y,
and makes a flying leap over n.s =, =, ~
ten chairs, alIghting on his fect an.
gliding off as though it were on
In In addition to the clever exhibition :,
OF this young pair OF skaters; inc ~,
pictures for all the week VIII 'ncluo
.pnrrlnr BIZ" socialism to N!hllism'
"1,lack and White" The Tragedy a
4 Sea" and many othrs.
I The engagement Of Chester blooE g, :,
4 tombstone. who has pleased the rim
~ rons for two weeks, closed las
. night. His act was one Of the pes
rinI, attractions ever seen here.
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Tho winning run was made III The
ninth Inning as the result of bone
head plny by Mckenzie at shcrtstop.
with a man on first and third ana
only ono out, n double steal was At
tempted and Mckenzie. instead OIL re-
5i,,rs.lE the bail to the plate wren
thrown him by 1seussc. put the rl,h-
ner out nj second too late for dnHple
}play, Tho visitors played rather r"E
rct,ly In the field There were prao.i-
rn1lv no features on either side, Bo'n
pitchers showed up in good lorin, pu.
I.syindcr held out better at erl''cal
moments than Jordan
pnnvillc led OFF Will, an earned WI
in the FIRST rs the result o. sing ~
Nv 1,arry. who wt<, sacrificed TO sccond
,,,,fnnvln md came home on II two
,,arper by Hicks. In the fourth III
ninr DanvIllc's run was made bS a
single by Doyle, n sacrifice By Hicks
nna single by McKevitt. In the
1rth inning, Mex enzie walked and
n.cnt TO second on l3cusse's sacrifice
and scored on 1ordans single. In the
sixth. with two men down. jackson MT
into deep centre, the ball bouncing
nyer the fence. In the seventh 5eissc
siny,ca stole second and went to third
when Regsy threw Wild to first on
Jordans grounder. Dinglc singled ana
Benssc scored.
In the eighth Danville Gs-ain tie.
M the score. Hicks singled and -sto''
second. Hc went to third on Nc
ISeyitts out from Evans to Pondor
and scored when Brown muEcd Pow
ellis groundor. In the ninth R'an
singled, stole second. and went to THIRD
or, ,,eggys single. When the tirst
bail was thrown ReEgS made q diNc
for second. Beusse threw to Mckcn-
zie, who put him out, In tile mean
time Ryan had crossed the plate, ana
tho game stopped. The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
GOOD GAMES IN
AMATEUR LEAGUE
Continued from First Pagc.)

Continued from FIRST TaScI
son, Brown, Burnette, Ezekiel, Ncurohr,
Lcftwich Stolen bases-Grcgory,
Vaughan, Ncurohr Crcnshaw, Baughan
.(2). Double plays-Burnette, to Bauer
to Brown, Bauer to Wyatt TO Brown,
Crcnshaw to Brown Base on balls
Bennett, 8 Bauer, !; Burnette, l. Fit
by pitched ball--Bennctt, l. Struck
out-Bennctt, s; Bauer, 2; Burnette. 3.
Time OF game, 1915. Umpire, DR.. Bag
by. Attendance, small.
Journals Win.
In very exciting game yesterday
afternoon on tho Forest Hill grounds
between the teams representing the
C. & Q. Offices and the Richmond Jour.
nal the latter were victorious by s
to 1. The game was full Of features,
three fast double plays being made.
Dowdcn, for the Journals. pitched a
beautiful game, letting down G. & O.
with six hits, three Of which were
scratches. Wilkinson also pitched a
good game, but the batting behind him
was weak. French, Stout, Etrd and
Knightly batted consistently. The
game was remarkably short. consum-
ing one hour and ten minutes. Tho
score: l.'Ef
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
WILLIAM AND MARY BASEBALL TEAM

period interviewed until the last half Of
tho fourth. Southern Boil having
drawn UP eight runs ono In each tho
fifth and seventh. tho score stood IN
their favor eight to six. Watkins-Cot-
trell then came to bat and battcd in
four runs, errors materially assisting.
This gave them the lead by ten to
eight, but the Southern Bell had not
vet done their work, and brought in
four runs in the first half of the ninth,
the last two being brought over by the
timely dagger of Phillips, assisted
by n daring slide TO third by Mike
Graham. Watkins-C ottrell could only
respond with one tally in tho ninth,
and wore beaten in q most exciting
finish by IL to II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
GIANTS KEEP UP
WINNING STREAK
from First Page.

Continued from First Pase.)
Boston could bunch hits on ISillian but
oh score nv innings: II. II. Il.
Detroit. -. o / 90 8 o o .4 Q
Boston 1890 0 o o 0 0 o. Oil |
lin, Winter and Shaw. Time. / 80. I'm
pirc, Connolly
Won in Twelve Innings.
ST. LOUIS. May list. Louis de-
fentod Washington in a twelve.inninE
game to-day. to 4. Glnde helped to
win his own game by two-base hit
in tho twelfth
St Louis. 20oOo1o1o0o 1-5 IS ?
SWash,g'na, O30oO1 o OO0O OF II 4
Batteries: Glade and O'Conner; Pat
ten, Smith and Hayden. Time, 2:2s.
Umpire. Sheridan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
CHAMPIONS LOSE
TO THE TRUCKERS
Especial to Tho Timcs-Dispatch.l

NORFOLK. VA. May lit was
Portsmouth's turn to win to-day. and
the Truckers made good. Like the two
previous games Of the series. the gamo
was won by the pitcher. Revello was
In excellent form. and his twtrling
proved too much for the champions,
who only scored one run. The Truck
ers started the game with rush, scor-
ing four runs In tho first inning. Flow
ers pitched for the Lynchburg team
but his work was poor, compared with
that of Dutch Revelle. The score:
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Richmond Journal ...200SO Oo*-;c
G. & o. Offices. $50 O00I q 0 Oh
Summary: Two base iits-Stout,
Dowdcn. Stolen bases-M. Wilkinson,
French (2), Dowden. c. Bauer, Gull.
nan. Double plays-W. Bauer to FoLS
to c. Bauer. GoldbaclS to Ford to C.
Bauer, Hogan to Smith to knightly.
Bases on balls-off Dowden. 3; off
Wilkinson. 1. Struck out--by Dowden.
5, by Wilkinson, Z. Time Of game, ITO
Umpire. Mr.. Bender. Attendance, zoo.
Southern Bell VS.. Watkins-Cottrell
a heavy hitting game was the result
Of the meeting between teams repre-
scnting the above at Chestnut Hill yes
terday. Both pitchers We're in excellent
shape at the start of the game, neither
side scoring until the third inning.
when both sides let out. and each tai
lied six runs. Then moro subducd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
Yachts for Jamestown.

4 BOSTON, MASS, May lit is the
intention of the Boston Yacht Club TO
give race to jamestown in Septem-
Der, providing tho idea meets with
the approval Of tho Hub tars Two
prizes have already been offered and
othcrs could be easily secured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
Marshall Colts, 8; Midgets, 2.

Tho Marshall Street Colts defeated
the Eighth Street Midgets yesterday
by to 2. The features were the pitch-
ing Of Hill and the catching OF Blanks
for the Marshall Streets. The bat
terics were Hill and Blanks for the
Marshall Colts, with Dorset and
Crowdcr for the Eighth Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12

Portsmouth .....; O0I00l o'--6 8 2
Lynchburg 1850 5000 Ii 5 2
Two base hits-Warren; three-base
hlts--Sulliyan. Earned runs--Ports-
mouth /. Stolen bases-Sullivan.
Double plays-Moss to Butman; Nc
Kenna TO Haas. Sacrifice hts-Loos,
Revelle and Bowen. Base on balls
Oft Revcllc. s: Flowers, s. Passed
balls-Bentley 2. Umpire--Stanton.
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Summary: Passed balls-Scott Cd.
Hit By pitched balls-Smith. Bases on
balls-off Martin. 1; off Joncr. .. Struck
out-by Martin. 6; by Jones, /. Double
to Somerville to Smith.
Sacrifice hits-Prichard. Yanccy. Stolen
bascs-Marshall. Umpire, DR.. Jordan.
Time. one hour and Ave minutes. At
tendance, 200.
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Totals III. -. Al IL 1s 81 0

Summary: Two base hits-Phillips
(2) Bowers. Wray CD. Three base
hits-Winston. Doublesplays---Ho
ms, to Phillips, to Howell (2); saun-
dcrs, to Cobean, to Reith: Cobcan to
Roth. Base on balls-Winston. 2;
Fitzpatrick. G. Hit by pitched balls
Winston. l. Struck out--Winston. 6 :;
Fitzpatrick. 3. Tlme Of game, 1856.
Attendance, zoo. Umpire, Mescoe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
.GAME At ASHLAND
PROVES SHUT OUT
Randolph-Macon Defeats Fred
cricksburg iii Brilliant
Contest.
FOUR 70 HITS in GAME
HITS IN GAME.
Martin, OF Randolph-Macon, and
Jones, Of fredericksburg ALLOW
but Two Singles Apiece.
[speclnl to rho rlmos- plspatch.l

Especial to Tho Tlmes- Dispatch.1
ASHLAND, VA, May 11.-r.nndolph-
Macon defeated fredericksburg College
hero yesterday By tho score Of to o..
Tho game was replcto with brilliant
plays. 1t was pitchers battle, Mar
TIN, OF Randolph Macon, having tho
best OF 1t. Tho feature OF tho gnme
was Ncwmnns brilliant fielding around
tho initial sack Tho following is tho
tabuluted score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
Y. P. and p, rs; Victors. <.

IN very interesting game to-day at
me reservoir. Y. p. and p. Co. won from
inc Victors In the first game OF the sea-
son by 16 TO 8. Tho ground not being
In the best of condition, interfered some
what with the fielding. The score:
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Summary: Earned runs-Danville, s.;
Norfolk. l. Stolen pases-Pender,
Hem, Bcussc. Hicks, Ryan t2). Sac
riflce hits-Brown (2), Doyle, Hicks,
Beussc. Two base hits-Iicks, Pen
der. Home runs-Jackson. Struck out
by Lavinder, 5; by Jordan, Bases
on balis-off Lavinder, 2; off Jordan, 5.
Passed balls-Beusse. Time of game.
one hour and forty minutes. Umpire,
Truhey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
OTHER GAMES

AT Athens, Ga: University OF Georgia,
8; Merce. o.
At Annapolis: Navy, 4; Dickinson
College, 2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12

MACON. GA, May 1l.-Augus.a W, .
~ ~ = slow game. Dexter made
bana run IN tho third inning, with the
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-03
PURSUED BY BAD LUCK.
w. r, Rogers has Suffered in turn
From Wind, Flood and Fire dur.
ing past Few Years.

From Wind, FLOOD ana tIre dur.
ing past Few Years.
Twelve years ago W r. Rogers, who
now lives IN Dodge City, brought farm
in Hodgeman county and since that time
hs has had . remarkable run Of bad luck
Seven years ago cyclone passed through
biz part Of the country. His house was
blown away and bis wife was killed In
the storm. Last year the heavy rains 9
mounted TO food ct bis place. His
house was washed away, and be mar
rowly escaped drowaing. He repaired the
damage done TO his house once more, but
the past experience had been 20 sad that
be moved to Dodge City and rented the
farm. The place was occupied by J. A
Horton. Last Sunday while the Horizons
were away from the house 1t caught on
, Are In some mysterious way and wa
completely destroyed, together with the
household goods.
Mr.. Rogers has had more bad luck ID
tho past seven years than the average
person experiences in life time and
probably there 10 no one who 10 more de-
serving Of success and happiness than Il
he. The great amount Of trouble which
Just simple chance seems to bring te
some people 10 something which Is hard
Ito understand.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-03
FINE RAIN TODAY.

Ford County prenched and just at the
Time that 1t will do Most Good
Ford county is receivioga a drenching
rain today, which 10 needed just st this
tune, and which settles the matter Of the
fall wheat crop getting good start.
Before 500 o'clock the ground was
thoroughly soaked and tho indications
poiutto an all day dowopour which will
leave the ground In good condition fol
several weeks and with large amou,
Of wheat already sown tho rain mean
much TO the county.
The rain II is understood 10 general al
over the wheat belt, and number o.
other counties are In on the beneh to-
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-03
NATURAL GAS DELAYED.
Pipe Line has Never Been Started For
Dodge and Prospects Not Good.

Pine Line has Never Been Started For
Dodge and Prospects Not Good.
The piping 10 Of natural gas, which
the people hsre looked forward TO with a
great deal Of confidence few months
ago. IL AZ least greatly delayed, Il even
in prospect now.
Mayor Reeves was assured at the start
that It would be brought In within few
months Later he wss informed that the
delay in getting material would hold the
line back.
Suui later upon inquiry he WAS In
formed that the company was very nm.
certain abou. what they would bs able b
do. The line was brought % for west N
Hutchinson, and the businesss at thai
| point and further east 10 20 much heavier
than the csmpsny expected that It too
the capacity Of the pipe limo 70 meet the
demand. The company has found thai
to 70 further west, they must bring an.
other pipe line clear through from the
gas wells. With material hard to ge
this would tsks u lot of time and there II
further question about it psyiaQ viii
the added expense.
W. seem to be up 10 the proposition
again Of tapping our own sup ply o.
natural gas. which 10 the most plsusibl
and most protnising proposition that hs
ever been up before shis pIsce. Ills I
be hoped that come step In this direction
will be taken early.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-03
FIRE AT BUCKLIN.
Bucket Brigade Stopped the Flames
from Spreading over the Town.

Bucket Brigade Stopped the Flames
from Spreading over the Town.
Yesterday morning at about $3.50
O'Clock small one and 0ne-half story
frame structure on Main street was dis
coved to be on fire.
The alarm was given and the people
turned out with buckets and ladders but
the dre had too much headway. They
could not cave the building that was
burnlng. The most Of the contents were
saved.
Twenty five feet south Of the burned
building is the store building Of J. W.
DIcus q Co. Thirty-four feet north Il
the building known rs the Fisher store
now belonging to Mr.. Marley. Both Of
these buildings are one story frames
The bucket brigade turned their attention
to saving these buildings and they sue
ceeded.
The burned building was owned BY
A. y. Snedigsr and occupied 90 Q dwell
ing by Mrs. Coghill. The loss was fully
covered oy insurance.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-03
WILL GIVE A SHOW.

Episcopal Ladies' Planning Mixed
minstrel to Be Given last of
November,
Glucks opera house has been engaged
for November 18th. by the ladies OF the
Episcopal church Of Dodge City for q
minstrel show. Home talent shows In
Dodge City, are genuine attraction.
They have won q good reputation, be-
cause they have been made very enter
taiuing in the past, and the last one hai
slways been "the best". When the one
that Is now beng planned has been given
| 1t will no doubt bold the record Of the
"best yeti.
The show will have q minstrel hrs'
part, with mixed cast OF about forty
ladies and gentlemen, and the company
will carry its own special scenery and ii
own $20, 900 prize band and orchestra, q
we'll as half . dozen 100000 priz'
beauties.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-03
THIRTY YEARS OLD.
The Globs. Rspublic.u is thirty years

The Globe Republican 10 thirty years
old, and this Issue Il the first number on
the thirty-6rst year Of the papers ex-
istence. The nles Of tho paper are an
interesting history Of Ford county.
There are people living In Ford county|
to iay who csn trace bsek their entire
history 10 the files OF the Globe Republi-
can. Back in volume number one, the
notice ofa birth, In the twentifs. tho
notice Of . marriage, and later on they
will hpd notices Of the birth Of their
own children. Aud from the first notice
to the present tune they will find many
things that recall their personal history,
year BY year. The Ales Of . long e.
tablished home paper read more or lees
to tho old settlers like personally kept
diary. Outside Of the personal history cf
the citizens who have long lived here
will be found an interesting history Of
Ford % . county. Beginning with the
last Indian raids; oil through the yeas
can be read the story Of the countys de-
velopement, the breaking Of the sod, the
owning Of railroads.. the building Of
towns. During oil Of this time there
have been several different owners to the
paper, but 20 Tar - the writer can find
BY looking over the nles, the Globe. Ne
publican has always been the exponent
IT progress and Of decency. It has gene
through oil Of the trisls and privatatlons
that the old settlers Of the county have
gone through. There have been good
number Of yesrs when It WAS hard tc
meet expenses. But the files Of the pspel
prove the Globe Republican to be the frs
optlmlst 10 the county and the most faith
ful through ali Of iu history. II ha
stood up for the county aud looked npol
the bright side Of conditions, (possibly q
times to the extreme Of stretching th
truth little), for thirty yean. II ha
helped to hold tho old settlers here and t
bring new ones. 1t nnaily saw oil Of II
prophesies fulallsd regarding the valu
Of the county and its lands, saw the earl
settlers who starved through some year.
awsy back there now, In possession Q
valuable farms and good bank accounts
and rejoiced over the wonderful change
although less Of the great prosperit
found iu wayiinso the print shop perhap
than into nearly any other place. Ell
amining the fles Of the Globe.Republl
can from the present Issue to the Or
Issue thirty years ago. the writerlbellev'
that the paper is entitled to ss clear
i, conscience % any Of its readers ca
possess, that Il has been % useful as an
citizen to the county, and that 1t 10 do
0 serving Of the respect aod patronage
/ the good peopleof Ford county.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-03
CITY Property For Sale.

City property, consisting Of dwelling
and vacant lots for sale. See Z. e
Smith.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-03
SANTA Re Improvements.
Building Department Busy on Plans
for Division Office Building and
New Freight Depot.


The Santa Fe appears to bs inclined
strongly toward building up Dodge City.
The gralers began work this week in the
lower part Of the yards, where . great
deal Of now track 10 to be built A"Y"
will be built around the stock yards, .
now main line brought In TO the passenger
station, and various changes made to the
yards. The contractor Is pushing tho
work Of enlarging the passenger station
and Harvey house, whice will include
fourteen new rooms for the hotel aud an
express Office building.
The building department Is now draw
ing up plans for . new freight depo,
with q second story for the division
on,ces. II this building is allowed BY
the powers at the top It will mean big
outlay Of money By the company. and
will complete the building Of the bes'
division point on the Santa Fe. Probably
many do not know that the last years i'm
provenents on the round house here Il
the envy Of every division point on th'
system. The Dodge City round houe'
hss late improvements that have not beer
put In by the oompany at any other point
The improvements In the yards here hav'
been continuous, and the yards hay'
been Increased 50 gradually that few hav
realized their growth In the past fev
years.
II the present contemplated improve
ments are all made the Santa Fe road vii
haye to be given credit for 8 big share Il
the building up Of the 10000 population
town which the next few years promise
20 bring to Dodge City.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-03
Midland Entertainment Course.
Season 1eO7-o6.

The frat number OF the Cou roe will be
given in the Opera House on October
18th BY W. Powell Hale, Impersonator.
Mr. Hale is not Q stranger to the lyceum
field In the south, his sIx years Of solid
work there have made him . great
sayorite. The mere msution Of bis name
guarantees crowded houses wherever he
goes.
The ether numbers Of the course are,
Marshall Choate Crouch, La Dell.Fox
Concert Company, Hon. G. A. Gearhart
and The RoyallMale QuaEtstte. Arrange
msnts haye also been made with the
management Of the Opera house
for the Dodge City Orchestra to furnish
music for the entire course.
Season tickets Cor the course are only
lSl2S. If you miss any Of these number
you will miss great treat. Tickets may
lbe secured from Nelson Crawford Of
Charles Anderson.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-03
B. n. PRESTIGE VERY ILL.,.

Has had Two Strokes Of Paralysis and
His Condition Almost Hopeless.
B. Il. Pressage who has been living on
the H. B. Bell ranch south Of town has
been in very critical condition for The
past week, wish little hope OF recovery,
1t 10 feared.
Mr. Prestige has been in poor health
for two or three years. On Wednesday
Of last week be had stroke Of paraly sis
followed BY another on Friday. Since
then he has been lying 10 an unconscious
condition. II was reported this afternoon
that up to that time no signs OF improve.
ment could be noticed.