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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-11
SPORTING SNAP SHOTS

Citizens Of Richmond. Va, have
raised $25,000 for the purchase OF a
franchise in the Eastern league. The
question now is-who has a fran
chise for sale?
Mr.. Altrock announces that he is
going out next season as bartender
with circus. Answer-washing
the tumblers.
During all his life, 1t is stated,
that the oil king has never attend
ed ball game, presumably for the
reason that the sport Is competi-
tive industry, open to all.
Who said they don't have frosts
In Australia? Ask any of the pre-
cociOus persons who were touting
Squires as world-beater.
Second Baseman Frank Donahue,
brother Of Jiggs. has been sold by
Springfield to the Boston Amerl-
cans.
Billy Lush, Yale base ball coach.
has again injured his eye. Fear Is
entertained lest he lose his sight
Reports from Canada say that
Longboat, the Indian runner, has a
weak heart. Ten miles in "a min
utes is beating some.
Dave Barry, the light heavy
weight. Is now in Pueblo, where he
will take on Jim Flynn on July IS.
While Barry is in fine fettle he will
have his hands full with Flynn.
Flynn beat Jack (Twin) Sullivan
once and fought him to a draw a
second time and lost to Tommy
Burns after a hard fight. He is a
good second rater, however. His
home Is in Pueblo.
George Siler Is to be given a
huge testimonial at the Coliseum in
Chicago. September 23. Siler Is i'll
and can never again enter the ring
as an official Siler has many ad-
mirers who will help the benefit.
Billy Elmer is trying to match
Rouse O'Brien and Jimmy Allen,
the Philadelphia fighter. to meet in
a 10-round go at his club next Tues
day night. Articles will probably
be signed up today or tomorrow.
Billy Mccartney, of Philadelphia
: IS hot after a bout between Jack
Blackburn and Honey Melody. He
has also made Jimmy Gardner a
good proposition to meet Blackburn.
Either of these matches would be
the real thing. Jack Mccartney has
also flashed a wire to Jack O'Brien
asking him to meet Blackburn July
16.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-11

GET ANOTHER

IA whole heap Of batting IN the
Arst and sixth innings at Aberdeen
yesterday defeated Spokane 8 to l..
RAa was on the slab but didn't
seem to havo his customary mysti-
Tying ones He was steady. al
though raped for II hits. striking
out 8 and passing nobody. Brinker.
:1or the Lumberjacks had a great
arm and allowed only 4 hits.
Terrence McKune at short yester-
day stepped on his foot few times
and errors are chalksd up against
MIN. But Terry Is forgiven. He
cuts of enough hits most Of the
time to make up for any slump In
his playing.
Awful! xyz?&c$-Seattle 0, Van
cOuver 1.
At Tacoma the Butte Miners were
defeated to 4. Samuels, traded
for Killilay, gave the Tigers only
hits, but I Of them was 2-bag-
ger.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-11

the occasion. AS planned, there
will be boxing, wrestling and dane
ing. Gus has followed the race
horse business for years. He took
pneumonia here and almost died.
Since getting we'll enough to wad-
die once more he went to Hot Lake,
Ore, for while, then took in part
of the Seattle racing meet, and now
is back home. Gus has always been
known as a chap who would give
away his clothes to a needy one
or bet them on. horse race.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-11

CINCINNATI. July 11.-Mike
Schreck wants a whack at Tommy
Burns.
81 don't think you could pull
Burns into a ring with me with the
strongest 20-mule team ever hitch
ed" says the hard-hitting Cincin-
natl pugilist, who made pulp of
Marvin Hart in their slashing bat
tie at Tonopah.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-11
/ will soon open my place Q

I will soon open my place OF
business with a complete stock of
clothing, gents furnishings, boots
and shoes and will also do merchant
tailoring. My stock is on the way.
Watch this paper for further an
nouncements. To wholesale mer-
chants of this city I can give good
references for my credit and If that
lis not sufieient I can pay the cash
for the goods as ! bury them. hope
that you will give me the credit
which I shall merit.
A. M. WARNER, AZ Riverside. .
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-11
FATHER A '7e SOLDIER
Mrs. RisheI an Original Daughter
of the Revolution.

CLINTONDALE, Pa. July IL
Mrs. Mary Ann Allison Rishel, &c
years old, has the distinction of be-
ing one of the very few real Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution
now alive.
Her father, Mathew Allison,
served throughout the revolution as
a boy ranger on the frontier.
Mrs. Rishel is an honorary mem
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-11
QUEEN OF SIAM TRAVELS

LONDON, July 11.-England has
been entertaining unique royalty
the king and queen OF Siam. The
king only brought 1 wife, and she
is bright, naive little person.
pretty in the style Of the east be-
yond Suez. She wore box shoes and
civilized clothes, went everywhere
the king did, had her photograph
taken and wasn't bit fiustered by
any of the many attentions she re-
ceived.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-11
eLlppEN TOUR ACCIDENT

. TOLEDO, July 1.-THE first ac-
cident of the Glidden auto tour &C.
Cured this morning when the car
of X. o. Otis, of Cleveland, turn
ed turtle miles west of Toledo, in
wiring Otis wife and Miss H..
Rollins.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-11

Nevertheless, the big German
proposes to challenge Tommy at
once. and insists that he make good
his boast of barring no fighter in
the world.
Schreck is one of the few who
were not fooled by Bill Squires.
He figured from the first that the
Australian would meet his Water
loo on the Fourth.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-11
TRAVIS PICKED TO WIN

CLEVELAND, July 1.-THE real
fight for the national amateur golf
championship begins today. BY
night the list of possible champions
will be reduced to s. Jerome Ira
Wis is picked to win.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-11

She was never In danger of de-
feat. The score in the ladies'
championship match with Mrs.
Chambers was 6-1. GA in favor of
the American girl.
Miss Sutton was favorite with the
British sportsmen, who placed lib
eral wagers upon her chances of
winning. At the conclusion of the
final round she received a remark
able ovation.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-11

American grit is again attested
by the decisive victory of Miss May
Sutton. OF California. for the all
England tennis championship.
With characteristic pluck and
perseverance, Miss Sutton left for
England this summer with the
avowed intention of avenging her
last years defeat by Mrs. Lambert
Chambers. who was tSsn Miss
Douglass.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-11

Umpire Tommy Connolly has
filed protest with Ban Johnson in
regard to the alleged throwing of
pop bottles at st. Louis.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-11
To the Public of
Spokane and
Vicinity

am here to become a merchant
of the city and will conduct my
place OF business on business prin-
pies. hope that ! will be treated
by the wholesale and retail mer-
chants of the city as shall deserve.
I am conducting the Olympia
Pressing Club. | press suits and
2 pairs of pants for Sl00 per month,
by the month. Seams. rips and but.
tons sewed free OF charge. Free
delivery. Ladies' silks dyed, French
and steam cleaned Work called
for and delivered free. All work
guaranteed. Give me a trial.
A. N. WARNER
AZ Riverside Ave. Phone 1854.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-11
BENEFIT FOR SICK SPORT.

A big benefit for Gus Marion Is
being planned by Jack Kearns.
Minnehaha park will be leased for
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-11
PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.

Freight, furniture, baggage and
parcel delivery. Tel 800. > 3109
COAL AND WOOD. PHONE 1891.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-11
hoRsEsHogINo.

Charles Stalsy. Pacific avenue anl
Bernard street. 13e-3o
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The Dickinson press., 1907-05-04

H. B. Cary, a banker from Wheaton.
MIMI, has been in the city the past
week on business. Mr.. Cary has lands
in Adams county and may locate in
business in that territory a little later.
Joseph Collins, who came to this city
a few weeks ago to work in the round
house, has been obliged to give up work
for the present, on account of illness,
and has gone to his home in Valley City.
Henry Bartz, who is opening a real
estate and insurance Office at Hettinger,
the new Milwaukee town in Adams
county, went to Anamoose, N. D.,
Thursday night to arrange for his family
to move out.
Col. J. F. Munson, secretary, Of the
Dickinson Horse Sales Co.. arrived this
week from Wahpeton for an indefinite
stay. Col. Munson intends to buy a house
in the city and make Dickinson his
permanent headquarters.
Jacob Sonderall, the newly appointed
county Judge of Adams county, has re-
ceived the appointment of U. S.ecom-
missioner, which, in addition to his fire
insurance and loan agency work. should
make him a very busy man. Mr.. Son
derall was formerly superintendent of
schools in Walsh county. He will open
an office at Hettinger wi'hiH a few days.
The Dickinson press., 1907-05-04
LOCAL NEWS.

Furnished Room" cards for sale at
this office. 3.2o.3t
Emil Kaston came up from Richard
ton on Tuesday.
Lawn hose. all prices. at Grambs'
hardware store. 4-27-tf
Public stenographer, Office q Leon
berger building, telephone 81. 4.6-tf
Wilbur Blakely and Charles Stiles
left Monday with freight for Haley.
Henry Plaggmier Of Taylor was trans.
acting business in Dickinson Saturday.
A good line of 6rst.class wagons at
Drenkel's yard. Prices right. 4.13-tf
John T. Hollenbeck of Sentinel Butte
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Viola
Homer, {
The best line of wall paper in town,
al kinds. all prices. Mcdonald &
Pomroy. 4-2o-tf
Drenkel has on exhibition a new, large
International gasoline engine at his
machine yard. 4-13-ti
The, famous Richardson's Superla.
tive carpets are sold here only by OBJ
F~rankenberg. 5.Io.tf.
Conductor and Mrs. Al Nichols leave
Nandan the coming week on IN ex.
tended visit east.
Otto Jacobson. register of deeds from
Adams county. made Z wheel trip ia
this city last Friday.
F. c. Hebron. Of the Law firm Of
Hebron & Current. was in st. Paul on
business the 6rst of the week.
A. T. Crowl and ]. F. Bredie returned
Sunday from yGtendive. where they had
been for 4 short business stay.
B. G. Dunn of JOsakis, Mimi. arrived
IL the city last week and intends t.
iecate In the country south.
Attorney r. +. Gallagher Of Keohane
&sGaliegher, andJ. p. Reeve Of Beach
we're in the city on business Monday.
Richardson's rugs are beauty spots
They will help to furnish your room
Atistically. Sold by Q. B. F~rankenberg
5.76-ti
Another carload of Moline wagons just
seceived and a full line of harness ia
complete the outfit. Soules & Butter
4-2o-tl
Secretary of State Alfred Blaisdell o.
Bismarck spent Sunday in the city. the
guest Of Senator and Mrs. L. A. Simp.
I.
Mrs. Marie Anderson and Mrs. Anna
Jensen recently arrived from the cas-,
and have settled on homesteads neal
Haley.
Edward Ramstad is moving his
family from Arthur, this state, to the
country south, near the Milwaukee
survey.
Linoieums are now made II fee
vide. Cover your kitchen with ont
piece-no seams. We are showing I
nice selection ia this width. Come il
and see them. Q. B. Frankenberg. 5-26-t
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-06
sTOP SPECULATION
N BOUNTY WARRANTS

WASHINGTON. ID. c. June "a
A serious blow has been handed 20
tho land and pension sharks through
decision announced today BY Assis-
tant Attorney General Woodruff. OF
the Interior Department Bounty
lands warrants which were until re-
Gently worth three or four times their
face value. are practically worthless
now as means o. speculation
The scheme was 20 buy bounty land
warrants from veterans OF the Mex
can and 1912 war az about their
face value and sell them az a profit
% from 80 % 50 per cent
Heretofore a warrant has been &C.
csptec as 30 much cash On the pur-
chase - a government tract OF Land
anywhere in the United states. IN
der today's decision. bounty warrants
or what ars termed prlvateer var
rants. VIII % good for a claim OF Lad
In Missouri. and actual settlement
upon the land Viii &c a condition ire
cedent 70 full ownership.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-06
BLAKE REQUIRED TO
REFUND THE MONEY
RICHMOND

RICHMOND NA---Spe ciai-Fred
Blake. the man who ran the
jamestown Employment Agency
and was arrested Tor getting money
rrom mary victims. was called IN the
Police Court this morning and dismiss
ed.
The mans cass was fully heard last
saturday, bur 10 specific violation OF
the law could Ae legally fastened upon
him. and after a trial marked with
several exciting incidents, ne was a.
lowed 20 go with The prOTis0 thar the
money re had collected should bs re-
turned 10 those vscrinized.
There were no compliments against
the man today. and Justice Crutchfteld
said that ~ he deposited sufficient
money With Mr.. Cary ne would dis
charge the man Blake and Mr.. Cary
agreed 10 do this. an the case was
dismissed
Ar. Crutchfie7d ordered Blake &c
close his branch Office In this city.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-06
WIN. TRAvERS JEROME
PROMPTS THE COURT
District Attorney Of New York
Volunteers TO Aid Judge Barls-
dale in the Loving Case.
Action Is Resented.

HOUSTON. VA June es-For at
tempting 20 take a hand tn the
Loving murder trial District Attorney
Jerome. % New York. may find him
self involved In some ernbsrrass1nent-
The attorneys cor the defense say that
they viii not permit the New York
prosecutors action % pass unnoticed.
Judge RarkSiaie declines 20 express 40
opinion concerning the gr0p-iety %
AR. ysrome's message IN him. calling
irE the admission % such testimony a.
the Loving prosecution desires 20 IN
frocuce On 7eouttal - Miss LovinE's
story. That Jerome was anxious 20
have this testimony admitted - that
Il might be used AZ n precedent On the
next trial % the Thaw case appears
20 be generally conceded.
The telegram from Jerome vas re-
ceived bv Judge Barks3aie pending an
announcement % hts opinion upon an
objection raised by the defense 90 the
Introduction - collateral testimony 20
ciscredit The story Miss Loving alleged
she told her father. The telegram
Was as follows
12ese bsrSsiais Houston. va
lui1ois Law Review. page IS. citing
knapp against state q Indiana. -
as Se -'S' e1,,S f f7.n- Ses
IN ssth Kentucky. page sos.
-wM TRAvERs JEROME
Judge B1rkstaie t.i not aii-te. On
his opinion 90 che citations flr0ish-
- him by NJ jerome. ana. in tacL
IudSe Loving lawyers are emphatic
u their expressions 20 tne twpropriety
yet announced and perhaps have not
fuiiT decided. what tnelr course s~I1l
ss Probably ne ars- SEP wi p -
70 fase some action n t9 also auE-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-06
ARREST HARTMAN
FOR BREACH OF RULE
Railroad Msgnate Insisted Upon
Following in Wake Of Yale-Hsr-
ward Boat Race-Held Pris-
oner Until Event Is Over.

WASHINGTON. u. G. June IS
The section o. rhe Federal statutes
under which +. Il. Hartman was ar
rested yesterday for infraction % the
rules % the Yaie-Harvard boat race.
IS a. follows.
"In order 10 provide for the safe
~ % passen gers on excursion. steam
ers. yachts. oars-nen. and all craft.
whether as Observers or partlci pants.
taking part IN reEatas- amateur or
professional, that may hereafter De
held on nasiEable waters. the Serre-
tary % the Treasury be. and IS here
BY. authorized Rnd empoweres. in his
discretion. % detail revenue cutters
20 enforce such rules and regulations
as may De adopted. etc"
The rules laid down for the gov
eminent ~ the races now being held
at New London contain the foliowlrS
provision
Penalties for non observance of
the rules viii be such as may be pre-
scrihet by competent authority"
IL r. stated ar the Department %
Commerce and Labor which pre-
pared the rules for the races. that the
competent authority in this case
would De the Collector of Customs at
New London.
Revocation - the license ~ the
craft involved IS authorized. "a we'll
as fine % $500 Tor violation 20 the
rules
The big varsity struggle had scarce
y been started yesterday eVeri-g
when Ar. Hartman. in powerful
motor boat. started 90 follow the race.
Lieutenant Commander Bu,mer. Pres
idert RooScveits naval aide. and
Chairman Schwsppe. vho were
aboard the regatta committee boat.
the Arrow. repeatedly warned Mr.
- ~-~Hr
out - the course. At. Hartman not
only paid no attention to them. but
took position aiouES 90 q The ref
eree's hrat and held o. ~ the navy
yard Lieutenant Buimer signaied for
launch and footed the revenue cut
Ter whistle. which finally caused AIr.
Hartman to look around
Nagnnse 5ue~a-~d.
ION are under arrest sig. shouted
Lieutenant B.trer- -vou WILL give
yourself lT ro mis- man. who viii axe
yoa aboard the Gresham 90 await my
Taer 10 was discovered that tha man
ir the powerful and speedy motor boat
was Nr Hartman Cha irrran Srhwep-
Fe 'f tee regatta comm. tfee. Vas an
Ery. ana he shouted % Mt Hartman
'-stake The riiHonaire ieveiet his
fo-er7e-- at Chairman SchUsgpe ana
yefie1 back
Young man. 2 viii see YOU later
Conhscat~d the Boat.
~rn -prf friends aboard tre Arrow
Nr Harrlwar saw ro more % the race.
nrt was detained ~ nn ordinary pris-
.nt- ABOARD tae Gresham 4ntl after
.l.wer went aboard -re Gresham ara
r.'a-f4 hr Hartman. blt ordered .is
.--.ss-. --rt .... H. ' 81, 80 ~. .e
- l--s Was tae penalty Imposed
n yacht owner ar last years race
~ ,-ars sress.ns the rules sovernlus
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-06
FINE GOLD MEDAL FOR
COL. J. THOMPSON BROWN

Colonel J Thompson Brown. ~ this
CRY, was presented handsome gold
medal py marslals and aides OF the
recent reunion gar4le az banquet a.
kLrgers last night The medal IS
inscribed; Presented % Colonel J.
Thompson Brown 81 the Division Mar
sAal and AIDES at the Confederate Re-
41lo1. Richmond. Va, Nay 80. 1907"
Among those present were Major w
n EN4ns. Colonel ~. Percy HAYES
captain j. H Redwood. Or. John -
pshErs Captain James r. Sheppard
~. James y BOYD. AR. l. y. Taylor.
Ar. ". II Sherwin. Nfr J.. " Nc
Weigh Mr. John j.. Gilman. Major
Charles o. savlile. Mr. Elmo Redwood
ana others.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-06

It's ro- mock moles-y. this disro-
stoo ~ the southern woman. 10 re-
ttain from attending sensational Grim
mai trials. as IS the won't with so
many thousands ~ her sisters ir the
y ortn-ort ar irborn gentiity OF
characrer--an innate self-respecr-an
exalted conception OF the true sphere
q worranhOot. These are emf ~ ntiv
hey traits today. Just as they were
those OF her mother. and her grand
mothers IN the generations long gone.
-Lynchburg News
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-06

Rev Dr. Dc1a1t 1rcZ-a-s1. se.rraearv
and lcc4l ags1t Tor ire A.4art-an Bf.ia
society. and W1lo resigned rrc-r erzr
pcst 01stlr19 slDce. wll1 coacl1.1e -
WORK tc Etc1rccn9 11ts week a. leApe
Tor as 1c-1e n Pennsylvania
Ls1r.1E Any l1zertr1 1nAr Raj foes--
Nc19 ca-c-a to sel8crtcu q q 49,
nSe1+ NJ. -oA1 = Wtl1iara reaIs~za-
% t14 execGelNe co2z-1 ttse, ~. strscr
tne 49, e tAa go 80
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-06

z VIII % q so0S thing when tha
Qft-spOrlcGs rtls ~Hoa." IS done
away with Y was originally a-usss5
20 ths younger soDs--cften worthless
enaractcrs---cE TIE Ecrcpcau -uocsr-
ny II SHOULD have no pincs IN
America. especially sfncs e hRa nAau
50 badly abused and misuse5 .s-ur
Sc OUt.'--Cate City Herald
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-06
Locust Dale Academy

o1e-s greater advantages az lower
rates thai any osAer higa xrs.2e scho0L
Ter heaith. comfort. abe 1zs-rucrsoa
and god iza2s1ces sea1 sosr boy hsra
Is--s s3oo, Write fer casa-os a WV.
BRIGGS. Prtacipai. LOCUSE DALE. VA.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-06
ALCOHOL KILLED SEEAr
CCTTER ~ Ro.AS0kE 1RxE.

ROANOKE. "a T1ns s-.-T A.
-4na. . Nsl know1 z1sAe e1rter ~ "a
S.<S z,Arks- 1zee -e-s ruornErx - Ia
80 AL rrcn &S1eo A1ceAosn 1ta
va 1-E1.y ec1-1actn4 3n1 49, 49,
tr1e1-& Ne wRs z1trsy y0srs 81
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-06
POwhatan Institute
BslOna, POshataa County. Va.
HOnze school for Girl. and Yoo,e
LndfeS

This school oreFs superior advar-
taSes Tor snail cos Healrnr1l Ir.ra-
ton Corps q e-1c-ez- teachers New
buildings WIKI motsrn convSnlsrcss
rro2rc- t~lticn. fuel lights zat laundry
for session OF esghr nnonths. E1.s So
farther Information and c&talo<us ao-
ply n g. PORTER. Buslness Afanax--.
Be1ona. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-06

PAY ENORMOUSLY. INVEST
SO TO g., 900 ~ OUR FULL
PAID. NON SSESSInLW
STOCK. EARN 500 PR CENT
~ JASLAkE II. EASY TERMS
% s-hS[s kLf~EIO% ADDRESS
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-06

SOLD OK EASY PAxArEeTrs. E%rrRE
cGtalcECs EG.sca Eoc1rSm as A.
1lacntres n stock a. s1e East hgsIn
street A-cAr1cz1. Va. c. - BAEesE@
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-04
THE BERKELEY SERMON.

Rev. MT. Stokes on the Test of the
 Christian,
 The Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes preached the Berkeley sermon before the members of the Berkeley associa- ton, and d large congregation in gen. eral at Christ church last night
 MT. Stokes took as his text the words of St. Paul to the Corinthians: Let a man so account of us as of the ministers of Christ" He said that every Christian should be willing to submit to the test,of the degree of his ministry or service of Christ.
 This test he considered in four as- poets. l. It is a general test-a test for all. Since the Reformation We have recognize dthat, all Christians, whether laymen or clergymen are ministers of Christ ?. It is q fair test, for in these days of education and toleratlon all can get to know Jesus Christ, who can be equally served in any profession or occupation. S..It is hard test. It means self-sacrifice, turning the back on indulgence submitting oneself who'll ly to Christ, and following his foot steps. 4. It Is an inspiring test for the Christian is engaged under the leadership of Christ in consummating the most ennoblng plan ever conceived the attempt to make this world the kingdom of God.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-04
BooTLEGGERs' SCHEME.

The bootleggerf usually gets his share of the blame in Indian Territory, but now he is accused of being in part re- sponible for congestion of trains on various lines. The bootleggers may ap- pear to be ignorant, but as a rule he is full of schemes and plans. Since the airbrake has been applied to freight cars, he, while riding the rods, takes
 advantage of the opportunity afforded
 and stops the train where he pleases.
 The man with quantity of whisky
 does not care to take chances on losing his liquor by riding into the town where he expects to reap a good profit from the sale of the stuff. Consequent
 ly he uses the air-brake for the purpose
 for which it was originally intended.
 When the train comes to a standstill,
 he or they-as the case may be, slight
 quickly and make for cover This practice is usually resorted to at night
 time and the bootlegger has a sure thing on a good getaway. In cases
 where the train is stopped on grade it is sometimes half an hour before heavy trains can be moved.-Musko- gee correspondence, Kansas City Jour- nal.