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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-06
Eat More Candy.

GIVE. children plenty of pure SUI
gar, taffy and butterscotch and they
will have little need of cod liver
says Doctor Woods Hutchinson in the
~Aristmas Woman's Home Compan-
ion.
In short, sugar is, after meat,
bread and butter, easily next most
important necessary food. You can
put tine matter to q test very easily.
Just leave off the pie. pudding or
other desserts at your lunch or mid
day dinner. You'll be astonished to
find how quickly QUILL feel empty
again, and how unfinished the meal
will seem. You can't get any work.
ing man to accept a dinner pail with
out pie in 1t. And he's absolutely
right. The one thing that can take
the place of sugar here is beer or
wine. 1t g a significant fact that the
free lunch counters run in connec-
ton with bars furnish every imagin-
able tnlng except sweets. Even the
restaurants and lunch grills attached
to saloons or bars often refuse to
serve deserts Of any sort. They know
their business! The more sugar and
sweets a mar takes at a meal, the
ess alcohol he wants. Conversely,
nearly every drinking man will tell
you that he has lost his taste for
sweets. The more candy the nation
consumes, the less alcohol.
The United States buys pure can
dy by the ton and ships it to the
philippines TO be sold at cost to ne
soldiers in the canteens. All men
crave it in the pics, and the more
they get Of it the less vino and whis-
key they want.
In fine the prejudice against sugar
is born Of p%uritenism and stinginess,
equal parts. Whatever children cry
for is bad for them according to the
pure doctrine of. original sin; besides,
it costs money. I know families in
the rural districts yet where the head
of the family groans on every dollars
worth Of sugar that comes into the
house as a sinful and unwholesome
luxury"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-08
Crooked Racing in the East.

NEW YORK, Oct. S.--The stewards
of the Jockey Club and the National
Hunt and Steeplechase associations
have instituted an investigation, ex-
pected to result in the dismissal from
the turf of several leading jockeys as
we'll as certain bookmakers, whom, 1t
is said, by collision have succeeded in
fixing" dozens of races since the
opening of the Saratoga meeting.
Ever since the game shifted from the
Spa it has been notorious that cartain
horses which on public form appeared
sure victors failed to win.
That the same bookmakers tooe lib
critics with these horses only when
certain riders had the leg w has been
freely commented on, but the stewards
apparently took no action. It develop
ed this afternoon that for two weeks
special Pinkerton men have beer
working under the direction If the
stewards. Their reports will be con-
sidered at the next Jockey Club meet
ing.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-08
winning team.

winning team.
Harry Lowell, the mile runner of the
1906 team, has returned to college and
Sam May, the champion interscholas-
tic distance runner of oregon, is reg
istered as a freshman. Both men have
records of 4:40 in the mile run. There
is wealth Of promising material in
the freshman class, and Hayward will
soon institute a series of cross coun-
try runs in order to develop some of
the new runners.
There are several promising men in
the weight events, and as Zachar.as is
the peer of any weight thrower in the
Northwest, it is reasonably certain that
oregon will win more than it's share OF
the points in these events. Moores anC
/ Huston are not as fast as Kelly, but
/ they are faster than any other sprin-
! ters in the Northwest.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-08
DETROIT NOW
PENANT MAD
Will Move Mountains to
Win Championship from
Chicago.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. S-"The
pennant or bust" is the epitome of
the baseball feeling in Detroit. The
the street cars, in the homes, every
where baseball and the Tigers are
the subjects of discussion.
Coal is going up so cents a ton the
first of next month, the price of bread
went up cent yesterday, milk went
up cent quart only a week ago, and
the size of a piece of pie and cake has
been cut down in lieu of a raise of
price. Who cares? Nobody.
The whole state of Michigan, even
to the water tanks. is bowling for the
Tigers. The newspapers are besieged
with long distance calls from towns in
the northern peninsula each night and
the eternal question is, Did the Tigers
VIM" Score boards decorate the
fronts of many of the big downtown
stores and hundreds Of people congre-
gate around them every afternoon. The
bugs are happy when the Tigers are
winning and hopeful when they are be-
hind. The cafes that have ticker ser
vice are iammed to the doors With
overflow meetings on the sidewalk
Special policemen have to keep the
walks cleared Saloons on the out
skirts Of the city that have no ticker
telephone for the score.
Baseball mad does not express it
the fans are insane. Staid business
men, doctors, lawyers, capitalists and
among tie thousands who attend the
games and clamor nightly for the
scores s. great is the clamor to know
the results of the game when the Tig
ers are away that the newspaper
have e. aeed giving out the score over
the telephone. Twenty girls on each
newspaper couldn't satisfy the demand
for baseball news.
Ii is almost impossible to get cafe
by telephone where the returns are
being received over the wire. If Ty
Cobb hurts his finger the fans are
ready to weep. If he smashes out a
screaming three Dagger the fans raise
| a shout of Joy. Time was early in the
season that the fan who yelled out in a
! c"fe when the Tigers came hcross
with The winning run would be looked
at in m.Id establishment Today every
body screams, cXuIts, gloats and no
body cares.
! Sporting extras that never sold be-
fore two blocks from the city hall are
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-08
Where the Shoe Pinches Burns.

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. S.--Tpmny
Burns has announced his departure Tor
England where a match With Gunner
Moir awaits him. But there's nany a
slip twixt tho cup ana the lip, ami it
shouldn't surprise anyone to learn
that Tommy has postponed his in
vasion of Great Britain.
The sport of the ring is in a thriv-
ing condition here just at present and
Tommy isn't the kind of fellow to
ignore that time -honored adage which
advises human beings to make hay
while the sun shines.
Tommy has thrown out a hint that
he will tarry here if some one will
guarantee him $4,000 as his share of
Jack Johnson-Tommy Burns fight
Time was. and not so long ago, when
any one of a half dozen brand new Ne
vada mining camps would have
thought nothing of giving Burns what
he asks for, just at present a profound
silence has fallen upon the desert gold
country-that is, so far as hollering
cerned.
OF course a Johnson Burns affair
would seem to be the final tussle in
the worlds championship series, and
it may be that Nevada will sit up again
and take notice. Even if no voice
comes from the wilderness, it wouldn't
surprise some Of as to learn that
Burns has shaded his figures and
Laarkened to the wiles of a city pro-
moter
/ If anything like that happens it viii
have to be within the next few days
/ and at that it is doubtful if any ar
engagements Burns could enter into
now would stop the Johnson Flynn
match. If Tommy can be prevailed
upon to forego his trip to England il
will probably be with the understand
! ing that heNi is to fight the winner o.
/ tha Flynn-Johnson fight.
Tommy swears he HASN'T all the
mean things about his brother heavies
that have been attributed to him re-
Gently He declares that he did no
refer to Jack Twin Sullivan as cur
but he might have spoken quite dis
paraging of questioning the coloret
mans stout heartedness. But Tomm,
can scarcely deny that he described
the Twin as a joke, and that he ais
referred to others in his class a
Jokes" When he did so he did no
stop to think that if big Jim Jeffrie
came out suddenly and said, Il an
back in the ring and went to fight JAG
Johnson for the worlds champion
ship" the whole heavy weight situa
ton, outside of Jeff and Johnson woul
appear as one big joke,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-08
Whitman Has Strong Team.

WALLA WALLA, let 8.--Prospects
for championship football team at
Whitman college are getting brighter
every day. Every member of last
years team is back with the cxcep-
ton of Gilbreath, who graduated and
Fat" Peringer, who will be here in
two weeks.
The team will be the best Whitman
ever put out. At center, Cook of Port
land, is the most likely candidate. He
is man with good scholastic reputa-
ton, weighs about 175 pounds and
plays a snappy game, passing the ball
steadily. At guard, Matthews and
Peringer will probably be played. Mat
thews is a Spokane man who played
the same position last year. He weighs
about IT'S, is strong and plays a fierce
game. Peringer will be played at
guard, as he will come in too late to
practice the more important positions.
He weighs about 100, and has been
on the college team for six years.
At tackle. Captain Dimmick and
Philbrook will play. Dimmick weighs
100 this year, he is well known as the
best player at this position in the
Northwest, and was tackle on every
all-star Northwest team figured up
last year. Philbrook strips at 202
pounds this season, and is playing a
better game than ever before. He is
punting in better shape than last year
and will do the kicking for Whitman
this year. At end, Spagle. last years
captain, and by many thought to be
the best in the Northwest at this posi-
, ton, will be one selected. John Lyman
has returned and will probably play
the other end. His playing at quar-
terback defense last year won him 6
reputation, and he will more than like
| ly be given this position when Whit
mans opponents have the ball.
Behind the line Whitman is espe.
cially strong. At quarter, Walter Bru,
baker. last year of Carleton college, i!
the best man who ever played the po'
sition in this city. He is a wonderful
help to the man with the bali, and il
heady in calling signals. His plac,
kicking is his best feature. At half
back. V Borleske, who played a sta
game in this position last year. will
play one side. Martin, Whitman
speedy sprinter, weighs 10 pound
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-08
HOUSE MoVINe.
MUSICAL DIRECTOR.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

DIX HINKLY-Physician and Sur
geon' Diseases OF Women a spec
ialty, Room Bee Hive Bldg Phone
office Red 13l.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-08
Oregon Hopes to Recover Loss.

EUGENE, Ore. Oct. s.-Despite the
loss of Dan Kelly, George Hug and
Henry Mckinney, Oregon has excel
lent prospects for another champion
ship track team. Among the old men
who are counted on as sure point win
ners on the track team are Moores and
Huston, the sprinters; Kuykendall, the
hurdler and jumper; Reid, the speedy
quarter-mile runner; Dodsin, the mid,
dle-distance man; Moullen and Robin
son. pole vaulters, and Zacuarias, the
hao-ror trroTcI These men will
form the nucleus around which Bill
hopes to build up another
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-08
HELP WANTED.

=. NrED-Help of all kinds, at the
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-12
MISSOURI PATENTS.

G,auted last Week. Reported BY
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Tasbi ng'oa DC.
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N cans more or lAss than dsce p
ton but we ought to fight decep.
ton of course there ara tvo fides
to any question. There are two
kinds OF society. Society means
q union OF psrsons. Social mems
compauionable. Then we'll might
We entitls our piece Companion.
able Evil" one is Us bad US tho
other.
Fraternolly,. C. S. Tive.
~ be continued.
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Half Block North Has, Square.
Mountain Grove Mo
telephone No. lss. 4. a,gh,
call 1888. /.
TAKE NOTICE.

any party o. parties wishing 70
ask any questions. through ,bi.
PAPER npon any subject religi.
u'iy or otherwise shall b
treated a. a friend But IN no case
Will tho Editor allow any slang
Or, slang rhrsses 70 tbropgt
| its rN!pnrs
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
Continued from page -

he said that no had no idea OF ,ry'
ing 10 succecd tho Attorney G:n'
eral ADD would not Il he had ID.
chance Frem such mon % Mr..
Kellogg, that ought 10 settle Il.
A Determined effort Is bong
ma d o ) inc m'@sedsA selhct
10 break up the white slave sram'
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Europe and this country. Know
F, ,np tina, sneh a thing exists ant
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| cour, IRE two different things. Bu
ateps are being taken 10 get ~
. evidences and il is believed 'ns
they are oisack . nslere>as gu
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W ood, Wood, W]ssd

Pole wood from = fishing role
up. Green Or dry,,will be deiiv' \
cred to any part Of Pomona at
one dollar per load by Mama
Walker. Will furnish good loads,x
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soNAL EVIL
Monty

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lie l.. satan's vineva.a md now
10 doubt Ged was giving him o
last warning. lie COZ upon his
knees in column earnset and
mournfully implared God for sal.
walton, Several had came forward
hai m re Wei. coming, which
] could not help but telievei
caused this minister to believe he I
owned the honor OF the conviction. I
While they were coming forward |.
almost in droves ] saw this min
is,rr look around and hoastingly |
wial, at preacher brother as tito
soy--.Just ace what Ian doing
Finally all came forward snd
then this minister began TO ''con-
we're them; lie told them TO ''ri:c !
aal love the lord. and work for
hin.' which caused Que after M.
o,hcr to arise, I SINCERELY believe
v.,;'cut deep conviction, much
TO-. conversion. In time he got
20 tie old feeble lottery grand
fa,kcr and hy hard aud deceptive
,,,at'ng raised the weeping man
t, his tget and got him to testify
through his tears. That he loved
the Lord, Shortly afterward q
,,i,a! If mine talked to the old
man. and he told him that he
wa.n, satisfied but he said he
v.a never gcirg back!! Oh yes.
the G,y!l has MINISTERS Of thu
g,.g T. in his business aud they
M. uaNing money and fame in Il
lGNr.
what viii money do? it is the
{ HmarcGmrnt Of all sin. 1t
taa,s bread from thu mouths OF
!nnIgy rassed poor children ana
ig..I- mansians for the rlcr, aud
iat'eus IaLEs
|; nads free bows ana girls int"
,,,,,lyI.y It. lnputnaUs ont the
s!n's oi mighty" men aud short-
en- The arms of the humble. II
r.ec,s sreAt trusts which stands
l.na towers and looks out upon
',.v poor helpless class OF people
uYd .ov, ''ccmc unto me- and We
mu-t "eo." Money buys manhood
Il bugs wcmanho,d. II murders
.ruoc, ut men and wcmsn and is
freed Y cmp,ying it's own blood
1T into the great basin of covrt
ou,ness to no consumed by non
rrlncipaled men aud woman.
Db money what art thou? Hns
thon not taken many newborn
BABE. alive aud hurled them int
great rhasms? Hast thou not It
over thy shame literally burne'
them alive? How many innocen
sTect little oucs bNst thou hurle
iqro e.ernity. utterly without
cause" Wilt thou answer the or
u. honest human wailtrs' M,
comes the shame faced sscre. r.
rly. The numbers would /
heart rendering" hence that
may continue my mission | ma
answer negatively"
Money has lend Logs away fro
II mother ard father aud home on
dropped them into tho valley
despair, without Eoph Of ever sc
ing mothers smiling face aga
or ever reclining in her old ar
chair and listening to hor SO"
Of home and or jnyirg .Hs wor
living. Money convicts innoce
men ard frees guilty ones. NJ Oh
takes employment from the pI
and giv;s it to the rich MOT
closes the door Of justice agai'
the poor and opels 1t wldc tor I
rich, O!.a thousand evils,
began with money. Think OF q
evil search for its source mon
money! money!
Yes SOY II il the love Of II ,"ey
So it IS the love we have 70.
Heavenly Father whi.h ,ayes
soul-l,ut without the Fat
could We be, saved1 No exc
can he used, 1t is money VII
does th. work. Who defends
Reader nro ynu pocr in this wo'
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thank God that was born poo
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PROFESSIONAL IND Il6l


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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-25
WANT a pvoILlsr TEACHER.
Fighting Son Of a Preacher 10 Licked
in Calhoun School. ~

Marshall, Mich. = Wanted - A
pugilist capable of teaching a rural
school of ten unrnly farmer boys. VIII,
need good thrashing." is On adver
t!semenr that School Commissioner
Miller would like to place In the city
papers II re dared. The school in Lee
township in which the teacher. Clar-
ence Schamehoin, OF Battle Creek.
son of Methodist preacher. taught. is
In need OF just such teacher. Scha-
mehorn started to clean up the entire
bunch the other day, but there were
too many OF them. and he claims he
can't stand for a ten to one shot any.
way, ard SO has resigned.
Schamehorn says he Is the lighting
son OF "a preachey, and stood the III
treatment as long as he could, and
when he whipped one OF the boys too
severely he was too angry to realize
what he was doing. The school has
worn ont three teachers In year and
y half. Any pugilist who can secure \
certificate, to teach and wants lit
tie, training together with plain food
Of the farm, apply ts the commission.
or of schools and get Job At most
any price. tt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-25
Pain Hills
. Some People

Pain<kills many people from the
simple fsct that It weara them out,
robs them\Qf peace OF mind by day
and rest by Might. All ,fhe opiates In
the world win not curd At. Tho con-
dition calls for\a nerve ItAhic that will
give strength apd resibtive power to
the nervous system. arh Asfable It to
throw or the trouble.A- Hrs WIN. Sper-
Ger Of los Granger St.. Syracuse. N. r.,
tells you clearly just how she, obtained
q positive result In her case. She says:
II was always nervous, butt OF late
years could not sleep, was Intensely
nervous. ringing sounds In the ears and
sharp noises and pain IN my head at
night Ny strength was way down.
had attacks of vertigo when ! wns 90
dizzy I had 10 catch hold OF something
until 1t passed of. This condition cor-
taiply needed attention as It was groW-
Ing steadily worse. DIR. A. w. ChasAs
Nerve Pills Were recommended to mo
and ] used them. The results were,
splcndid-the nerves became quiet--the
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together with the dizzy spells disap-
peared completely and began to sleep
well again. The general strength came
back and as result I feel we'll every
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-25

Saturday night at the Grand
Opera House.
The New York Evening Telegram
"Knighthood blossomed again on
the stage last night in Mr. Kes-
ter's dramatic version of Charles
Major's "Dorothy Vernon of Had
don Hail. given at the New York
Theatre Mr.. Kester Is good
workman. He does not sacrifice
everything for theatric "curtainsv
and keeps up his atmosphere with
out exposing the ropes. 'sDorothy
Vernon OF Haddon Hall', is a good
acting play
The New York post, ",Dorothy
Vernon of Haddon Hall', which
was produced last evening at the
New York Theatre was received
with uproarlous applause by a very
large audience.
I. In dorothy Vernon Of .Haddon
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-25

Hall" their majesties the Queens
Mary Stuart Of Scotland and Eliza
beth, the Virgin Queen of England,
appear. All the scenery, silks, vel
vets, swords, plumes, jewels and APP
purtcnances cf royal state do not
win the attention OF the audience
from the wooing of Lord John Man
ners, whose heart is set on Dorothy
Vernon, however much these trap
pings max momcntarily appeal to
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-25

ure and swordsmanship are seen to
full advantage. Costumes and seem
ery are of the Elizabethan period,
Mary, Queen of Scots, and Eliza
beth, Queen of England, figure in
the romantic comedy drama which
has been gorgeously mounted by
Ernest ,Shlpman. who presented
"When Knightwood Was in Flow
err here. "Dorothy Vernon, of
Eiaddon Hallr will be seen here on
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-25

Among the scenes depicted in
1.-The Holy city,. Clarence Ben
nett's Biblical drama which Is to
be shown at the Grand on Monday
evening, oct. 2S are the terrace of
King Herod's palace. the roof of
the palace with a view of the house.
tops of jerusalem. the shores of
the sea of Galilee, the adjoining
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-25

steps down which Dorothy Vernon
of Haddon Hall. in Derbyshre,
England, tripped to elope with Lord
John Manners. son of the Earl OF
Rutland. nearly four hundred years
ago. A magnificent replica of the
steps, exterior and garden of Had
don Hall will be presented at the
Grand Opera House, on Saturday
night, when Miss Blanca West ap-
pears ls Dorothy o. the Hall.
Unusually capable acting. clever
mechanical effects and thrilling
climaxes are features OF Il. j. Car
penter's .'iAt Cripple Creek'' to be
presented at the Grand tonight.
The name of Hal Reid, the author.
is too we llknown to local play
Goers 10 need introduction here.
aiiffice TO say that this, his latest
play, represents his best efforts.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-25

halls of Caiaphas and Pontius Pill
ate on the morning of Christ IS ar
raignment the gates of Jerusalem
and the house of Nicodemus. The
play is elaborately mounted and
there is an illusiveness about all
of these scenes that has never been
surpassed
Thousands of American tourists
have gazed on the time worn
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-25

virtue every sin. Stories of Cripple
Creek furnish vast amount OF
romance. and frcm one of these
tales is woven the play "At Grip
pie Creek = This story of typical
frontier life, filed with stirring
sitEations and thrilling eimaxes,
calls forth every emotion we are