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New-York tribune., 1908-01-20
NTH ATHLETIC BOWLER
Elisabeth en- First Place, What
OIosaga Leads Indiliduals.

with record of twelve games won ana SIX iost
the Elizabeth club team is now enjoying ciear
lead in the Athletic Bowling League. During the
last two series the team in question has won 1ve
ont of six games That the pace maintained has
been unusually fast almost from the start can be
seen by the fact that Elizabeth has an average fof
the eighteen games OF el21l
Following a close second the RoseViiie
Athletic Association and the New York Athletic
Ch,b teams with eleven won and seven lost The
former however has the better average-a marx
of es15 as against SSH for the local five
Fracketed together come the Newark Bay Club and
the Jersey City Club, with ten Won and eight lost
After this pair the Moutclair Club five follows,
leading the Columbia Club by narrow margin
Although the Passaic club team is now in last
place. its average of S7415 is fifth on the list.
In the individual average race Olozaga, of Rose
VILE once again appears at the head. with a mark
of 1872 9 which Is only two pins better than Ciauss
of Eliza beth AS matter of fact Collard, OF Jer-
sey City leads with 1943 but that represents only
six games and as the former Jersey City captain
will not be able to qualify, his present average
cannot be taken seriously.
AL West, of Elizabeth the man who has the
high individual score to date of 256 is in third
place with 1892 while Rohdenburg, the Columbia
Club man is fourth with 1868. Last season
Rohdenburg made an Indifferent showing. Lock-
wood. of Montclair, is another 10 improve this
season.
According to the schedule, Roseve should roll
at Jersey City tomorrow night. but this has been
changed at the latter's request. 1t is expected
that the teams will meet night later in the
week All other six teams down for THURSDAY
night Newark Bay will go Columbia. Elizabeth
to New York and Passaic to Montcair- The ofncldi
figures to date are follows
New-York tribune., 1908-01-20

rigg property of twenty-five acres lying IN 'ne res
of the present building. but the orislnai pian -
sell tyo-thirds of the land TO members as SITES tO
waak-end residences still holds good Inc loIio"4ns
,o-,ors v-ara elected for the ensuing year:
-. , ra,a-a sr L P Bayard. 5r. Charles D
r,AcLrith 7 Edgar Bull Samuel P. Davtdge Jo1a Eaxr'
Louis Keller. W. EeiIo~es 80
a1bS-+ Morrow Arthur W Page, S,narles q FOS-s
Piarh & s ShalIcross, G. Thor1psont = =
Walker W p smith c. J. Sullivan
-ba,a uere twenty starters in the eighteen-hols
medal pIav handicap at the Dyker Meadow COX
Club Yesterday and F. H Webster won. with 4
card of se-12-TT Jerome D. TraveTs, the nations4
champion and Marshall Whitlatch came over frona
uontclair and played few holes during the AFTER
- --bsv be1ped make up a fve-ban match, ths
other members of the party being James Rhetr-
w B. Rhett and W. r. SimOns-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-20
4SSOCI4TION FOOTBALL.
Marion Players Defeat Charter Club
iR a Close Game.

With only one minute to play, c. ]. Saunders
kicked the winning goal for the Marion football
club Of Brooklyn in a game with the Charter club
OF New Jersey. Flatbush, yesterday. In the fist
half W. Barber scored two goals in succession
for the winners In the second half S Davies
scored twice for the losers tying the score The
lineup follows.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-20

officials OF the Batusrol Golf Club met in annual
session at the clubhouse Saturday night. The
financial report 1907 showed that the total in
come was s51 29l 75. of which So. go dues OF
members and 81. .951 received for the OF the
links by visitors. trife than sI.000 was
spent the upkeep and improvement of the course.
1t understood that time in the future a
new clubhouse is likely to be erected on the Gar
Sharp County record., 1908-09-11
Productive Nebraska.

A Nebraska farmer, writing to
q friend back here, was trying To
give some idea Of the product
iveness Of the soil out there. He
said they had to NOW tho grass
off the sod house floor every day
to find tho baby. One family
near him had twin babies and
only one cradle, and the kid that
had 10 sleep on the floor grew
twice Ns large ~ the other ono
Where the soil Ia richest n man
dare not stand on one foot any
length Of time lest that leg be-
Sharp County record., 1908-09-11
that body came very near doing
at one time, there is little doubt.

The impression grows stronger
as time goes on chat those alleg-
ed legislative boodIers indicted
by the Pulaski grand jury will
never be brought to trial. How.
ever, every day in this state men
who steal yearling calves, sides
of bacon and other paltry things
are being brought to trial and
punished for their crimes, while
the really most dangerous crimi-
mails, those who botray the conf
dence Of the people and pollute
their officers with iIl-gotten mon
ey, go free to scott at the law.
1t is doubtless true it was intend
ed that all men should stand
equal before the law, but they do
not.
Sharp County record., 1908-09-11
NORTH ARKANSAS


There are 2,453 poll tax payers
in lizard county.
Mountain view had a big bar
becue Saturday.
Izard county has 5,203 chill
dren of school age.
There are only 1880 poll tax
payers in Stone county.
Salem citizens contributed S48
to the Bryan campaign fund last
week.
The republicans of Stone coun-
ty have candidates for represen-
tative and clerk.
The Farmers Union had q
picnic and rally four miles from
Gulon last Saturday,
ID, M. Hunter of Deaha sold
the first bale Of new cotton in
Batesyilte last week.
q. W. Johnson Of Calico Rock
intends to put out 10000 straw
berry plants this fall.
The republicans of Fulton
county have nominated candi-
dates for only sheriff and asses
sor.
Hon. Clay Sloan of Lawrence
county spoke at Batesville a few
nights ago in favor of prohibit
ton.
Twin Creek is the name OF a
new postollice recently eslab-
llshed between SYCAMORE and
Guion.
Wallace Peabody attempted to
rob the postoiiice at Guion one
night last week, but was caught,
and is now in Jail, .
G. S. Ham, a carpenter, fell
from the top of a new building at
Biggers last week and received
serious internal Injuries.
G. G. Comstock of Pocahontas
was thrown from a buggy in a
runaway scrape last week and
Sharp County record., 1908-09-11

We repeat that t h o m a n
who says tho public roads {
Sharp county are not very much
improved under the road tax
either was not in this country
when the roads were worked un-
der the old law or has forgotten
Just how bad tho roads used TO
get back In those times,
Sharp County record., 1908-09-11

'ho preparatory department Of
M University Of Arkansas Is to
abolished within the next two
Dnrs, 80 says the news frem
yettovillo, The board Of con-
ol says that good high schools
We been established In almost
Dry county In the state until
p preparatory department Is
1t need in the university,
nich department will be abol-
Aed voluntarily by that insti-
{ion, 1t is perhaps true, how.
pr, that ID ie sentiment
inst maintaining u h | G h
ool department at the univor.
at the expense Of the state
almost the exclusive benefit
the town of Fayetteville large.
influenced this decision by the
versity board That the leg
ture would have aboliahed
p preparatory department, as
Sharp County record., 1908-09-11
painfully injured about the head,

painfully injured about the head
TIE name Of S. e. Cogswell o
Soual Fork will appear on the
eIec, on ballot as a candidate for
reps sentative in Fulton county
T recent grand jury at Sa-
lem 9turned 81 bills of indiot-
meE, the largest number return
ed q that county for many
yea. 3
I've Walnut Ridge Blade says
Lavt1nco county will have only
aborH a bali crop of cotton. The
hea& rains in August did the
damfgo.
VIZ White Of Fulton county
was balien to the insane asylum
last eek, He had been in Jail
sons time on the charge of
hora@ stealing,
Az Maynard beginning Sep
tenher 14th, there will be doe
trina debate between Elder J. II.
Blue Christian, and Rev. W. E..
Pippa, Baptist.
Lei. Gruner Of West BatesviIle
was Instantly killed one day last
week by falling tree. He was
cutting timber in the woods when
he INST his death,
TIE Baptists and Methodists of
KinGsville, Randolph county, re-
Gently united their efforts in a
revival meeting, and the result
was - conversions.
Lightning struck an oak tree
in j. SastelIos, yard near NAM
moth Spring one day last week,
and Killed an old hen and seven
chickens. Members of the fami-
ly w{ee severely stunned by the
bolt.
Wgods Thomas Of Calico Rock
has 6 ed suit in the lizard circuit
oour for $4,000 for personal
'26a.&,, ot,ag,,inst L. s, Huffman
of tho same town, alleged to
have been inflicted some weeks
ago when the former was as
saulted by the latter.
Sharp County record., 1908-09-11

The National Farmers Union
convention held at Fort Worth,
Texas, last week developed the
fact that the organization has q
membership Of three millions in
tho United Statos Tho growth
Of tho Farmers Union has been
almost phenomenal, and is by no
means at an end yet,
Sharp County record., 1908-09-11

The Calico Rock Progress res
iers to John Hall, who made
some republican speeches in this
section Of the state last week, as
being editor Of the Salem post
Office and postmaster Of tho Sa'
lom Sun, The PROCESS is also
mean enough to suggest that
Halls zeal for his party springs
from the goodly amount Of rich
republican pie that comes his
way.
Sharp County record., 1908-09-11

Sharp county democrats should
turn out next Monday and roll
up a big vote for the entire tick-
ct. BY this means the repre-
sentation of Sharp county will
be increased in the conventions
Of the party, and besides it is the
duty Of every citizen to cast his
ballot, If an effort were made to
take the voting privilege away
from the people almost every
man would shoulder his gun and
fight for this right, yet many
men will not exercise this priv
ilege when they have the oppor-
tunity.
Sharp County record., 1908-09-11
For Road Oyeraoer Vote for one,
come longer than the other and
bother him in walking.-Ex.
Another Mystery.

one Of the many things a con-
ceited girl is unable to UNDER
stand Is how any sensible young
man can pass her up for some
other girl.-Chieago News.
Sharp County record., 1908-09-11

Superintendent Copely Of the
Oklahoma division Of the Rock
Island last week issued this Or
der: 81 want it understood that
we will not have anyone in our
service who smokes cigarettes,
Trainmaster and chief dispatcher
have instructions to see that this
order is carried out" Similar
orders are becoming general
among railroads, large manufac-
turing concerns and companies
giving responsible employment
to many people, The cigarette
is going under the ban fast,
Sharp County record., 1908-09-11

Senator James p, Clarke re-
Gently came out against propos.
ed amendment No, 10 in a very
lengthy article in the Little Rock
Gazette. There seems to be a
diversity Of opinion as to the
propriety Of adopting h i s
amendment, although tho demo.
cratic platform iavors it. There
is practically no opposition
among democrats to amendment
No, 8, which is the poll tax
amendment,
Sharp County record., 1908-09-11
Too Late Then.

AT tho ago Of 40 man gets
busy and looks for some Of the
money he threw away at tho
are Of 2l.-Chieago News,
Sharp County record., 1908-09-11

For Road Tax.
Against Road Tax.
For the Sale Of Wine.
Against the Sale Of Wine.
For Whiskey License.
Against Whiskey License.
For Amendment No. 0,
Against Amendment No. 8.
For Amendment No. 10,
Against Amendment No, 10.
For Justices Of tho Peace---Vote
for two,
.,a,ua",.....,o,,o,,,"
Sharp County record., 1908-09-11
EDUCATION.

VI. 1H|t.4 l. - - - "a O-N'
Cpllier's Magazine recently
rote to Thomas Murray Of Cha
oa6o whether a young man had
V advantages in life owing to
8fact that he had received a
Hege education or not, Tom
ofray is one of the best known
b1sin ess men in the y n / t e d
sfetes, controlling a large busi-
tess and employing hundreds Of
man, and his reply is most inter-
ssffng. Following are some eX-
tfacts from the reply to Golfers:
My opinion is, that the ma
iority of the young men who re-
oeive a college education may
poseib have some advantages
eoQially but no advantages what
ever in a business way
sNost Of the college graduates
When they enter the business
World have an idea that
they know very much more than
thef employers, which.is true in
b6way Of education. r h e Y
66h to forget that they know
yery little about business. They
do hot want to begin at the bot
TON of the ladder the same as
khajr employers did and learn the
d8taiIs of business from the first
round in the ladder up to the top,
oonsequently they rarely get to
the top round Of the business
I4dder, most Of them are "no'er
pwolls.
u ten young men should
6f1e to my store who had just
Mhigh school or who had just
tthe 8th grade, and on the
me day ten young men who
ad graduated from some college
&npled for positions | would take
Sth grade graduates first
d the high school grad u
S5 next. The college gradu'
E, Ga,cc ~ - ia e.o. ,.ay-og 20
thelrule, ! would not have in my
tore, because with his airs and
His conceit he would drive away
more customers than | would
oare to lose. Now mark you, |
don't mean 10 say that they are
all Nike, once in u while there is
anexception, but prefer not to
laks the chances Of trying to find
|he Exception"
Ny experience as an en-
ployee and employer is that tho
ycung men who succeed are the
meh who were obliged to hustle
IoFp living just as soon as the
|4X allowed them to. 7 h Q y.
,now they don't know it all, they
nrp'w willing to learn, ambitious,
xhey make the greatest success
Is business men, Not only
this been 80 in the last ten
@1rs, but it has been 50 in evs
period Of ten years since the
p1claration Of independence and
AIVays will be So"
"'To close | want to say just
Quo word, If ] had q boy and !
Eonted him to live q life Of idle
1@s, wanted him to become n
iety young man, ! would send
to Yale, Harvard or such
expected him to become q
q tier in the business world |
U&bld not"
Sharp County record., 1908-09-11

Some Of our exchanges proless
10 believe that Senator jeff Davis
is actually on the water wagon,
while others are very skeptieal.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1908-07-14

We spend o6 hours to prepare Mapl-Flake.
yet faxed foods can be made in one fourth of
that time.
cooked IN pure maple syrup. Then it is cured
for days.
Then each separate berry is faxed as thin as
paper, so the full heat of our ovens can pene-
trate.
Then those thin fakes are toasted 80 minutes
in heat of 400 degrees.
That long process is necessary to perfect di-
gestion. Every food expert knows this.
The particles must be separated, by heat and
by cooking, so the digestive Juices can get to
them.
Otherwise half of the food is wasted 1t fer
ments and irritates the stomach lining
Even mere economy demands Mapl-F1ake
the one food that's all food-the food that will
all digest.
the wheat IN pure maple syrup,
We do this to make the flavor enticine. so chill
dren will want it. You don't need to urge them
to eat it.
Ii You serve them aftervard an inferior food
they'll urge you back to this.
1t is well to have it So For no other cereal
none OF the fad foods--is half so good for chill
drrn as this perfect wheat
In these hot days, when meat is too heating,
MaDEE1ake is most important
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1908-07-14
IS KERN AGAINST
NEGRO IN POLITICS
Old Statement Indicates His
Feeling Toward Race.

indianapolis, Ind, July 14.-That
John Worth Kern, democratic nominee
for president, declared in speech i'm
mediately following his defeat for gov
ernor of Indiana in 1900 he was proud
of the fact that he did not receive the
votes of any negroes, and that he was
elected by the whites, but defeated by
the blacks, is now being reported.
1t is claimed that publication TO
that effect will be dug up. as well as
some putting Taggart on record as
against the negro in politics.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1908-07-14
FOUR IN NEW JERSEY
DIE OF LOCK JAW
Result of Fourth of July Acct.
dents.

New York. July 14.-Four New Jer,
sey boys died yesterday of lockjaw
due to accidents on the Fourth of July
Three of the boys died at North Hud
son. The victims were Harry w. Hall
a fourteen-year-old boy of Union Hill;
Arthur Beny, years old. Union Hill
and Rollo Terasino, 10 years old
Edgewater.
All three of the boys had been
wounded in the hand, Hall by a pistol
Beny by rifle and Terasino by toy
cannon.
Thomas Howard Sharpley, ~ years
old, died in Paterson of tetanus. the
result of shooting himself in the left
hand with a small revolver containing
q blank cartridge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1908-07-14
SOCIAL NEWS
To Society


Mrs. Frank Dauflin.
- - -
DR. and Mrs Charles Bond of North
Tenth street, entertained with din
ner party last evening at the country
club house. Places were arranged for
including the host and hostesss, Mr.
and Mrs. Byram Robbins of Detroit,
Michigan, Mr.. John Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. E. P Trueblood, Miss Flor
ence Bond and Mr.. George Bond.
Misses Florence and Gladys Clark
Of Indianapolis, who have been the
guests of Misses Leora Ellabarger and
May Hamilton have returned home.
~ ~ -
Miss Florence Fox entertained the
following out-of-town gnests at the
Country club house last evening:
Mr.. Chalmers Hadley, Miss Carrie
Scott of Indianapolis, Mr.. Francis
Goodrich of the University of Michi-
gan, and Mr.. Kildal Of Christiana,
Norway.
Miss Alvina Steen entertained the
members of her Sunday school class
of the ST. Paul's Lutheran church last
evening at her home on South Ninth
street. The hours were spent socially.
refreshments were served.
~ ~ -
Mr. Harlow Haas entertained yes
terday afternoon in honor of his thir-
teenth birthday anniversary at his
home, on South Twentieth street The
hours were spent at children's games
and in various amusements. A lunch
con was served. The guests were
Misses Ruth Pennell. Marie Have
kotte, Mary Converse. Marie Bach
meyer, Messrs. Ralph Hawekotte, JUS
tin, Julian and Paul Mccarthy, Wrenn
Hasecoster and Whitney Mcclure.
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The Jolly Fourteen" club formed a
picnic party recently at Goshen grove
north Of the city The members of
the club are Misses Stella Johnson,
Katherine Stole. Luella Moorman,
Mary Cook. Cecilia Huber, Cecilia Mey-
erhaefer, and Edna Johnson: Messrs.
Raymond Bussen, Raymond Clements,
Earl Williams, John Strickler. Mat
thew Schroeder, Robert Robe and Ray
mond Geier.
y - -
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Mills of Max,
vile, Indiana entertained at dinner
recently. Among the guests were
Mrs. Carrie Phenis and Mr.. Edward
Strothous of this city.
~ ~ ~
Miss Florence Lacey is visiting
friends in Milwaukee,
- - u
| Mrs. J. B. Dignam and daughter
Miss Dorothy Dignam Of South Eighth
street, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
D. B. Carter of East Pratt street. In
dianapolis. They are enroute to Chi
cago, where they will locate perman
emily. Miss Dorothy is quite a musi
clan. She has wonderful voice fol
one so young and has appeared in sew
eral recitals and musicals in this city
~ ~ -
A surprise party attractive in all it
appointments, was given last evening
for Miss Clara Rosa at her home OIL
South Sixth street The rooms wer
arranged in beautiful manner witt
pink and white sweet peas intermir
gled with ferns. The hours were spen
at games, music and in a social man
ner. A three course luncheon wa
served later in the evening.
The guests were: Miss Amelia Klute
Miss Ella Steinkamp, Misses Ella an
ker, Miss Lille Hickman, Miss Carri
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1908-07-14
MANY PASSENGERS
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
Dynamite Placed on Chester,
Pa, Car Tracks.

Chester, Pa, July 14.-Dynamite
placed on the trolley track at Norwood
last night was exploded by a north
bound car of the Chester Traction Co
The car was badly shattered. but the
Is passengers, including six women
miraculously escaped injury.
The line is one which has been af
fected by the Chester trolley strike
The traction company rushed a car
load of detectives up from Chester.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1908-07-14
One Package Free

We want you to try this fdeal food, if only for
the children's sake. Try it at our expense
Compare it with fad foods, if you have used
them. Judge for yourself which is best
Ask your children their opinions. They are
the ones to please.
Please send US this coupon-now before you
forget it. We will then send you an order, good
at your grocer 5, tor ful-size package free.
Then let this perfect food on your table, argue
for itself
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1908-07-14
EVENTS FOR TODAY.

Spring Grove Sewing circle meets
Aid society of the First Christian
church will give a social at the home
of Mrs Mann on South Eighth street.
Mrs. AlonZo Gardner will be hostess
for social this evening at her home
in West Richmond. The affair is Civ
en- by committee composed Of mem
bers of the South Eighth Street
church A lawn party will be given
this evening by the Epworth League
of the First Methodist church. at the
Cox home, East of the city.
A number of the younger girls will
form a house party for one week be-
ginning Thursday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Fred Marchant on the Hen
ley road. The party will be composed d
of Misses Elaine Jones. Helen Nichol-
son, Anna May Jones. Aline Shreeve.
Emerald Hasecoster, Ruth Friedgen.
Pearl Haner and Helen Jameson. A
number of social affairs will be given
by the young persons for town guests.
The most important of these events
will be a lawn party Thursday even.
ing and also party Saturday evening
Several older persons will be enter.
tanned at dinner Sunday.
y II y
An invitation has been extended to
the local chapter of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution. to attend a
convention of the organization. The
invitations read as follows:
The Warsaw and Winona chapters
of the Daughters of the American Rev.
olution are going to have an open day
at Winona Lake, August 7. A mum
Der of prominent speakers will be pre-
sent and an invitation is extended to
the Richmond chapter. 1t is hoped
there will be large gathering Of Indi
ana Daughters present.
- - ~
The following young people chaper
oned by Mr. and Mrs. Perry J. Free
man of East Main street, formed g
bathing party last evening at Hawk
ms pond: Miss Hazel Freeman. Miss
Edith Moore, Miss Margaret Sedgwick
Miss Pearl Hasecoster. Miss Alice
Hill and Miss Florence Mcclure
Messrs. Rudolph Hill. Charles Kauf
man and Gath Freeman. Later in the
| evening the party was ente rtained ir
very pleasant and informal manner
at the Freeman home. Luncheon was
served followed by social time.
~ y -
The members of the East End Ait
society of the First Christian church
are requested to meet tomorrow even
ing at the home of Mrs. Margare
Hiatt. It has been customary for thi:
organization to meet On Tuesday after
Moons, but during the months Of Jul,
| and August sessions will be held il
the evenings. The meeting tomorrow
evening begins promptly at 7:3'
o'clock.
| A very charming tea party was Civ
en- by Miss Aline Johnson last evening
street The function was complimen
tary to Miss Josephine Newkirk O
Carmel, Indiana and Miss Eva jackson
Of Anderson. The guests includin
the hostess and the honor guests wer
Miss Charlotte Bayer, Miss Berth
Taylor, Miss Pearl Atkinson and Mis-
Edna Skinner.
/ - - -
Miss Carrie Smithmeyer of Sout
Seventh street and Miss Gertrude Pa
ldieck left today for Indianapoli:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1908-07-14

Delay in commencing treatment for
a slight irregularity that could have
been cured quickly by Foley's Kidney
Remedy may result in serious kid
ney disease Foley's Kidney Remedy
builds up the worn out tissues and
strengthens these organs. Commence
taking it to-day. A. G. Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1908-07-14
THIEF STEALS NEW
CASTLE DOCKET
Air of Mystery Surrounds the
Theft.

New Castle, Ind, July 14.-Consider-
has been caused by the disappearance
of the criminal docket of the police
court. An air of deep mystery sur
rounds the bold theft.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1908-07-14

The function of the kidneys is to
strain out the impurities of the blood
them Foley's Kidney Remedy makes
the kidneys healthy. They will strain
out all waste matter from the blood.
Take Foley's Kidney Remedy and it
will make you well. A. G. Luken &
Co.