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Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
WADDELL DRIVEN FROM BOX
Seven Hits in Sixth Inning Result in
Five Runs.
TwO MORE IN THE SEVENTH
These Are Result OF Three His, and
an Error--stene Drives In the
OnlS Run Made By
st. Louis.

CHICAGO, April sO.-Chicago knocked
waddeli out OF the box today ana defeated
st. Louis to ]. Seven hits gave five runs
in the sixth inning and three hits ana an
error two more in the next. 81. Louis
scored on a base on balls. a sacrifice and
Stones double. A peculiar double play.
Hoffman to Spencer on which two Chicago
runners were caught at the plate after
Shaw had hit safely was the feature.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

IOWA FALLS. Ia April 2o.-(6pecial. y
The near-victory scored by the Ellsworth
college base ball team at Cedar Falls
Saturday, has naturally caused much re-
Joicing in athletic circles OF the home
school. fhe score OF to Z in favor OF the
Normalites WAS a close margin. and the
ing able to hold team OF the strength of
the State Normal school to a margin OF
one score This was the second game the
Ellsworth team had played this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
Weaton defeats BraInard.

WESTON. Neb.. April 2o.-(speclaL 1.-The
loccls defeated Brainerd in an interesting
contest yesterday. The visitors were help
less before Pacai Score; R.H.E.
Brainard 900 90 IA 6
Weston .a......2 o , o 0 0 80 10 2
Two-base hits; Brainard. .; Weston, q
struck out; Nations, "a; Paeal l6 Bat
teries: Nations and kaValec; Pacal and
WoIta. Umpire: kondele. -
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
LEE-aLAss START OUT WITH WIN
Hardware Men Have an Easy Time
with Merchants.

The observation-disclosures celebrated the
ing the Merchants OF the Intercity leaEue
IN one-sided contest at Vinton Street
Park, n TO Manager Ratelgin's team
playing much better game than put up
yesterday. The Hardware men played in
mid-season form, allowing the Merchants
four consecutive hits and an error MIN
ikus work on third was exceptionally fast
ana Bunnelfs pitching kept the Merchants
guessing at all times. The Lee-Glass An
oreesens had no trouble finding Walling
at opportune times, but IL must be said 10
MS credit that had his support been better
article OF ban. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
STANDING or THE TEAMS.
WEST. LEAGUE.
NAT. LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.

Western League-Omaha at Sioux City
Des Moines at Lincoln, Denver at Pueblo.
National LeagueTB Boston at Philadelphia,
New York at Brooklyn.
American Iseague-Chicago at Cleveland.
st. Louis at Detroit, Washington at New
York. Philadelphia at Boston.
American Association--Adilwaukee at In
dianapolis, Kansas City at Louisville, St
Paul at Toledo, Minneapolis at Columbus.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

The Americans formerly the Cudahys
have reorganized for the season and would
like 90 hear from all fast amateur teams
Their new uniforms OF blacA and white
deny that they were defeated By the
Mosher-Lampman team and would like 10
arfange q game with them for q side bet
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
noston Wins Both Games.
PHILADELPHIA.

-IWO-paSe nlti 0ung. Three- base nit: Nc
Hale Hits: OFF vlckers in three In
nings; off Krause, in one inning off Max
Wagner, McHale (9, Lord Thoney stolen
bases: DAVIS Lord. Left on bases: Boston,
{; Philadelphia, 7. First base on balls: OF
Maxwell, 1; off Young, !. First base on
errors: Boston, 2. HIT by pitched ball: ny
Krause, Lord; by Maxwell. Mcconnell
Struck out: BY Young, 4; by Maxwell q;
by Vickers, /. Passed balls: CriRer l.
Time: 1855. Umpire: Sheridan.
Morgan prevented Philadelphia from scor-
Ing after the first inning fl7I
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
sToRz VIZ AT vINToN PARK
seven innings Against HANDLERS Of
south Omaha Results 8 20 2.

The storz Coronas defeated the Ramblers
OF South Omaha In a seven-inning game at
the big game. Bogatts, for the Brewers
had the Ramblers at his mercy, allowing
but four hits. F'erster's and Smiths bat
ting were features. Eerster getting three
hits. two being for two bases. and Smith
hit 70 the center field fence for a home run
with the bases full Swoitz carried off the
fielding honors, nabbing a high fly after a
hard run for the third out. with three men
on bases. Corrigans one-handed stop was
also Fielding feaure The Storz- CoFonas
play the Ideal -HUstlers az Council Bluffs
next Sunday. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
CLEVELAND.

TWo-Dase hits: ROssmau, Bradley, Tur-
ner. Sacrifice hits: Bradley, stovaIl Cd
Stolen bases; Schaefcr Coughlin, Turner
Double play: Lajoie. Turner and stovall.
Left on bases: Detroit, IL; Cleveland, g.
Bases on balls: Malloy, 2; Rhodes g.
Bases on errors: Cleveland. T. Hit by
pitcher: BY Malloy, l. Struck out: BY
Malloy, 4. Passed ball: Clarke, 1. Wild
pitch; Malloy. Time: 1850. Umpire
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
Player. ReIss4ated, but Finsa.

CINCINNATI. April s0.-The National
Base Ball commission today relnsfated
but fined each 500 for having particlpatsd
ia certain games with clubs or aeainst
clubs harboring ineligible players h the
city OF Chicago during last season.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
RAMBLERs.

Totals. II 81 u Tosals.....n ais 5 .
Ramblers ,...............,.,i 0 900 %
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
PhIIaaeIphIa VIM ,In Tenth.

PHILADELPHIA April 2o-The home
team won from Boston today in the tenth
inning. when Ritchey's tumble permitted a
runner to score Boston could not solve
Hoch's curves until the eighth inning when
in the ninth. Except in two innings Young
was effective with men on bases. Score
"One out when winning run was scored
philadelphia ....,,0 90 o O-iO 20 Ia
kiost0n .........s-.0 70 90 o o OfI q
Two base hits; DahIen, Courtney, Grant
Sacrifice hits; Dahlen, Knabe 2, MaEee
Hoch 2 stolen base: Grant. Double pay:
Dolan, knabe and Courtney. Left on bases
Off Young, 8; off Hoch, q Base on errors:
Boston, 3; Philadelphia. /. Hit by pitchers
by Hoch, l. Struck out: by Young, 2; by
hick' Passed balls; Bowerman. Time:
l:S6. Umpire; Klen.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

Use Bee Want Ads to boost your business.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

IWo-base hIts: Holmes, Weed. Francks,
Iebrand. Stolen bases: Andreas, Spencer
%, Henry CD, SEVERED. King. Double
plays; King to Aubrey TO Austin. Bases
on balls: Off Corbett 81 off Hall T. Struck
out: BY Corbett5. by Hall 4 Passed balls
Lebrand. Time: 2;05. Umpire: Haskell.
Attendance, 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

eoA4E choice farms IN eastern south "a.
kota for sale or exchange. Easy terme
r. J. kicks Big Stone city. s. b.
(21-Aa6i Nix
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
DIES MOfNEs.

TWo-0ass hits: Johnson. t1ourney. 6acri-
flee hits: McLeaf. Caldwell, Johnson a.
Clarke. Struck out: BY Johnson z; BY
Clarke. s. Time: 1:65. Umpire; Brennan
Altendance: i.0O0.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

Totals. .....ss IS q II 3

Two-base hits: Casey, WallinK. Home run:
G. Clair Bases on balls: Off Waning 5;
OFF symodynes, s; off Bunnel 2: off Jeien,
dynes. 2; by Bunnell, 8; by Jelen, g. Passed
balls Robinowitz, 2; +. Clair l. Wild
pitches; Wallins, 2. Time; LAS. Umpire:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

and cost the game. the score at the finish
being II 70 10. Batteries, Bellevue; king
Russell.
Captain Jenson OF the Nationals would
IKE to hear from any managers for games.
Addraas, pqs North Twenty-eight street.
South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

It is TO be hoped Des sMolnes may be able
TO brace up before the fight continues far.
President Higgins was disappointed by Chi
had bargained tor Comiskey's failure in
this regard might tend TO confirm in the
minds of some of the incredulous the an
nouncement that the ownership at Des-
Moines really and truly underwent a
change.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

WANTED Readers Of my boorlst. Land
values, fun Of good information for All
lana buyers. Free for the asking. Ad-
dress Wms J. Mundt. Pierre 81 D.
Dept. a. fal-Ss9 g
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
INTERNArtONAL sPoRTs, CLun
prEanisation Forming TO Bay Large
Tract sn Mexico.

ST. LOUIS, April 20.--The Alimitoe Hunt
Ing and Fishing club, composed OF sports
men from All over the country and which
VIII bring together hunters and fishermen
-. Louis, according to Norman j. Coleman
Formerly lieutenant governor of Missouri
who is the president Five hundred mem
pers VIII make up the organization and
each has pledged himself to subscribe t2,000
70 pay for the tract of 10000 acres of land
composing the Hacienda Allmitos, ranch
Fampico, on which the club has an option
Mr.. Coleman stated today that sportsmen
from many nations, some OF them belonging
TO royal families have sgnified their in
tentton Of becoming members. Charles A.
Crane, general passenger and ticket agent
club
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

The Hooters Of South Omaha defeated
the Hoffmaus Sunday by the score of 5 to
I. Both pitchers played fine ball. The Hof-
mans were unable 10 score up TO the ninth
inning. when the Hooters got wild and let
In four runs. Batteries. Hooters McNas-
ters and Cissna; ,Hoffmans. Peavcuts and
Smith.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
SIG AMArpun GUN TOuRNAMrNr


Big preparations are being made for the
annual amateur tournament OF the Omaha
Gun club 10 be held at Omaha May 5, and
u, to which all. shooters are invited. Mar
send and H. s. Mcdonald managers and
q. w. Loonis secretary.
This ID strictly a shoot for amateurs and
the jackrabbit system will be used, so that
an amateur will receive 10 cents for each
bird broken in addition to a chance to get
Into the money, which will be divided 35
S0 20 and is per cent. The association will
add $500 In cash to the regular purses. The
Interstate association rules. will govern
excepting that when a piece of target is
shot at the result will be scored.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

The Bellevue Juniors defeated the crack
Nationals on the Bellevue grounds Sunday
afternoon. An ineKcuaable error In the
third iEninE let Bellevue score three timaa
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

WESTERN LAND. iarss ana small tracts;
sale and exchengo. Nauonal InvI Co.
ss2 Brandeis Bldg. Col-sR
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
PUEBLO.

To base hit Irwin Three base hits, Dow
ME, White. stolen bases, Cassidy. Double
plays, Fitzgerald to Clancy 10 Patterson;
Masticks TO Smith. Paige to Doll to White.
sacrifice hits, Beldon. Struck out by Paise,
D; by F1tzgerald, 3. Base on balls, BY
Paige, s; by Fitzgerald s. Umpire, Davis.
Time OF game, 1:3J. Attendance CO.,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
sUN BRINGS OUT THE SHOOTERS
Good Crowd at the Pottawattaais
CIuA gunday.

The warm weather brought out a good
Pottawattamie Gun clnb. In addition TO
the regular shoot two-team raceh between
chosen sides were shot off. Townsend's s
team beat Dixon's Colts 20 10 S. and then
Dixon chose another team, which beat
Charles Thorp's team is6 to 12e. Woolmah
broke ninety-seven targets straight with
out a miss. The scores:
Team Race
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Kimball Co., Neb., where he Inspected
three tracts OF $50 acres each, improved
good farming land. close 20 r. r. towns,
adjoining land worth Si2.00 an acre. One
tract 81, 100. the other two a little more.
One wheat crop viii more than pay for
the land. Quick action necessary,
NATIONAL INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
bsi-5ss Brandies Bldg.
Omaha. Neb. (20-73S 20
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

That Signal Corps team up at Fort Omaha
will bear watching. Its winning Of a double-
header Sunday has attracted much at
tention and many fans who saw these
games say they were OF a high order and
that the Signal Corps boys showed form
pauH, 10 tlHf
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
PRESIDENT IS ron ATHLETICS
sharply Critieises Policy of Harvard
An MinimIsing sports.

WASHINGTON, April a.-The members
of the Princeton base hall team were re-
ceived by the president today The Wis
ltors said that the president sharply criti-
cised the policy Of Harvard in minimizing
athletic sports.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

Manager Franck mRy switch that batting
order every day II by 50 doing the team
can drag off three home runs.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
Hawkeyet beat HanscOm Parks.

The Hawkeyes defeated the Hanscom
Parks to s, making four runs IN the ninth
inning. Batteries Hawkeyes, Foster
prunning and Ross; Hansoom Parks, Hal
Pine ana Flanagan. The Hawkeyes would
like to schedule games with any Is or ie-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
chaIhpisns win an Easy victery from
tr.r.-in the Milleru.

fr r.r the Millerp.
CoLpMBUs. o., April s0.ATrlpies by
KRUGER and Cohgalton and singles BY Geyer
ana Ffiel IN the third inning put today's
tame out OF the reach OF Minneapolis John
freeman cleared the right field fence in
the sevnth- for a hom run. Two double
plays that Raidy started were the features
Of the perfect fielding by the champions
Score: t-
'Batted for Lilson In sixth.
Minneapolis .........S % oSSi Il
Stolen base; Friel. Sacrifice hits:
Kruger. Kihm, Reldy. wrigiey, welday
Base on balls: Off 0eyer, 2: off Wilson, A.
Three-base hits: Kruger, Congolton.
Home runi Freeman. Double plays: Raidy,
Whitley TO Kihrni Raidy TO Kihm. kim
gnaeslsted. HIT by pitched BALI: Jackson.
ny Wilson. Struck out; BY Wilson by
Biefsderferl 4. Hits: OFF Wilson, in five
lhningei off Biersderfer, 5 In three innings
Time; 40 Umpire: KERN.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

BY this time Il must be evident that
Ducky Holmes has a bunch of batters-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

Ask your dealer to .hOw them to you
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

The Bee is clad TO know that it's old
friends, the local amateurs. still look to its
columns as the prime place 10 publish their
news and scores. These scores and this
news are always welcome, Come on, boys
the more the merrier.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
X Wins from nrooIxIyn,
BROOKLYN.

off Ames. 8 in five innings. Sacrifice hits:
Devlin, Ames, Lewis. Double plays: Dew
lin, Nicklin and Tenney; Seymour and
Brooklyn, e. Bases on balls. OF Rucker.
8; off Taylor, 3. Struck out: BY Rucker,
s; by Taylor 2; by Ames, g. Time. l:3s
umpires: Emslie and Rudderham. - a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

New York wants the toe hold barred.
Why not go all the way and bar western
wrestlers and play safe?
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

Does look like Householder might manage
to get more than two home runs a game.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, April eo-In-
dianopolis won today from Milwaukee,
slagle was wild in the eighth inning giving
two men bases on balls Then the Mil-
wAtlkee men punched five hits. scoring four
runs in that inning. Teyis replaced siagle.
sBatted for Manske in ninth.
Mllwaukee ,......... 0 90 Oil o 2-s
Innings pitched: by slagle. seven and
two thiFds:' by reyls, one and one-third.
Bases on balls: off MAnske. /; off slagie,
lVi off Tevis. 3. Struck out: BY Slagle. q:
by Tevls, !; by Hanske, 3. Two-base hit:
Cook, Clark. McChesney Three-bas hits /:
Roth. Davidson. 6telen bases: Rush, Cook,
Hayden. Livingston, Hopke. Roth, Brown
Balk: slaele. Time: 2:10 Umpires; Kane
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

Hostettsr. otherwise Holly and Heel
since going into the big league ct st. Louis.
The Cardinals are using him for their main
catcher this YEAR He is not a mean pitcher
and is a rafting fine out or infielder. And
yet they say Artie Hoffman is the only
utility man. .t.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

Just can't hardly wait for that dear, old
Thursday. And TO think. Mayor Jim won {
be there to throw the first game.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

,Ilvlle IuHi SMITH, Infee-ba9e MT; Cor
rlgan. Two-base hits: Ferster CD Bando
Bases on balls; OF Bogatts, 3; off Benson.
]. Struck out; BY Bogatts. 4; BY Benson. u
Passed balls: Ferster. !; Kennedy l. Wfld
pitch: BENSON. Hit with pitched ball: By
Benson, 2 Double play: McLain 10 Hach-
ten. Umpire: Shanahan.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

Does it make you hark back to the sos
to see q st. L.ouis Browns team at the
head OF the column?
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Dwight G. Lyman and wife to John
T. Hale, part SEA, ne5t, ss-1s-e. 8 40
Kate B. Ryan ct al 70 John O. oCon-
nell, part tax lot 20, section n-15-lS.. 500
Interurban Land company TO George
Mosher, part swH neA 12-14-l2 ..... 1,0o0
Thomas {: Kenney and wife 70 Bes-
r. block l09. Dundee Place .......... go
r. w. Patrick to Bessie 3. Hart, ct
al, lot ~ block 100. Dundee Place. 8
Gernovska, lot I block 2, Brown
Joseph Kotrc ana wife to William i'O''
Brown park ...............'....:....: LOO
LuelIa G. mclaughlin and husband
to A. r. Scott, lot s. block 9. Pat
ricks Second addition .............. 2s0O
James Miller and wife to Charles J.
KairIe lot 4, block a. Florence
pany to Sinner & Chase Co, part
lot Is, and 16 block ., Boulevard
Anna Tbonsen and husband to BEN.
son Cement works, lots II, l2 13
block 10, Rose Hin ....................... 5000
Hattie Reed to Minnie e. Hiilstrom.
e1a lot 8, block %" Loves addi-
tlon 1850
Joseph Moravec and wife to Vaclav
Kulhanek. part lot's, block p. Credit
John sitefa and Mary to r.i KterIna O0V
Slegl. lot 4. block Is, First addition
TO South Omaha. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Gilbert E. George and wife to E. G..
Smith lots II and 12, block 4, Ames
Charles Kiuee and wife 10 Jobn a.. z"
terra, lot s. block 5, van Camps. 21OO
William +. Fales ct al, TO Louise M.
Leary lot z. block 10, Poppleton
Gould Dieta' and wife to Mosbier col. 'i'O
PETER, Ell alley adjoining lot and
north y feet lot 2, block 10. High
Same to same. lot i and north IL feet
Eaaward. FeaTon and wife 70 John r
mt
Place e.,;;;.,.;, 80. ....... LIS
lot q, block I. Reeds Fifth; ..,...,... 1.1OO
ma WIZ block 30. and other land
Second addition to Corrigan Place..
Elizabeth Devilbess and husband to
Z. cieyelsnd Place; ;..,...'..,.,.,...'.. s5s7
p. J. sullivan TO Henry Bergman
,l OcEs & o'ISeste;s addition. 80. Ans
wa 81 seH 5wA section s-is-is -. 1850
James N. Mcdowell to Louise S. Nc
Dowen. lots and 2, block 2 Avon
County treasurer to Alex &. Reed.
aud lots & and ). block I, Institute
Lewis s. Reed and wife to Reed -"
c. Christensen and. wife to Mary K.
Dalbey. lot T. Marion Place. ........ 2aO
Robert II. Harris and wife to Millard
Funkhouser. lot Is, block 5. Kiiby
Alex r. Thomson and wife To- RsirKet; %"
4 Tebbens. lot le. block 6. Hanscom
George A. Hoagiand and wife To- i'O0
James =. Atkinson ct al, part lot S,
block u. Omaha and strip 20 feet
olive Christensen to 6. Christensen. i4''OV
lots !, ?, 8, 4. 5, block q, Benson...... 1000
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. as
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
Atten Wins An Eishth.
sportIne GoaaIp

SEATTLE. April 2O,---Abe' Atten won from
Kelley In the eighth round,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

up as follows: Ceughlin. felt field; Denni-
son, center field; Fox. right field; Sweeney,
third base; Raap, second base; Farley, first
Denny. pitcher
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
DIES MONIES GETS IN WIN COLUMN
DOIan Contributes Three Hits ana
Two Runa 10 the HennIt

LINCOLN, Neb., April 3O.-The seven hits
Of Des Moines today were opportune and
the. fielding Of Lincoln was slovenly. Des
Moines won by score OF TO 0. Pitcher
clock work and effective all the time.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21
NaDoleOns Win On EPrors.

DETROIT April 20.-Though outhit
nearly two to one, Cleveland won handily
from the champions OF. two costly errors
Of Judgment and five miBplsys that were
al expensive Malloy made his debut and
pitched an impressive game Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

Two-base hits: Collins, Davis. Three
base hits: Lord Gessier. Carrigan Coombs.
Sacrifice hits: Davis. Lord Stolen bases :
McHale 90, Mcconnell. Double play: Me-
SSonnel. LaPorte to Gnglarb. Left on
base on balls: OFF Morgan, 2; off Carter
l. Base on error: Philadelphia. l. Hit by
pitcher: BY Carter, Ungiauh. Struck out
BY Morgan, Z: by Carter, L Time: 1:Ss.
Umpire; Sheridan. "a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-21

year-old team in the city. Can Harney 1891
Robert Conneli. manager.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-15
OLD AGE PENSIONS In IRELAND.
Claimants There Reach I3l $40 Out
of British Enrolment of
468, l64.

LONDON, Dec. 15.-The longevity
of the Irish poor is strikingly illus
trated in the claims filed under the
Asquith Budget for the old age pen
sion of five shillings a week. There
were 468,164 claims put in from all
parts of the United Kingdom. Of
these 273,S62 came from England,
with a population of 30,000,000;
131 $40 from Ireland, with a popula-
ton of 4,45O,000, and 1907 from
Scotland, with population of A.
100000.
The qualifying age for pension
claimants is seventy years. Most of
those who have availed themselves of
the right to the pension are from the
country districts, and this reveals a
most interesting dietary situation.
The country folk in the United King
dom eat meat only upon rare occa-
sions. The Irish poor in the country
live upon bread, Indian meal, pota-
toes sailed fish, tea and staple foods.
Physicians who who hold that meat
is essential to building up the mus
cular tissue are thus put to some
extremity to explain the ripe old age
of those pension claimants.
The excessive preponderance of
the aged in Ireland is partly explain
ed by the emigration of the young to
the United States, but the fact re-
mains that Ireland produces a vast
ly greater comparative showing of
old people than any other part of the
kingdom.
This is the first time since the As
quitb Budget was put into operation
that Ireland was not Disseminated
against in the restriction Of its
claimants. The Trainer of the bud
get probably had no idea that Ire
land would benefit so largely, or it is
safe to assume that the British
Treasury would have taken effectual
measures to restrict Ireland's ad-
vantages under it.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-15

have started this year, particularly
those which have swept over the
Lake States.
The ranger force on many of the
National Forests has been kept busy
fighting fires which, if left to run
unchecked, would have done meal
culable damage. By quickening
communication between important
points through the construction of
telephone lines, and building roads
and trails, the National Forests HAYES
been made more accessible during the
past two years and fire fighting has
been greatly facilitated.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-15
Doctors In the Future.

Perhaps the day will come when
the world can do without the doctors,
reaching that state of wisdom when
1t will not contract disease. If such
a golden age ever arrives on earth,
surely one of its inspiring traditions
will be the lives of he physicians
who did so much TO humanity in
these less happy times-Detroit Free
Press.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-15
GIass-EYed Winks Barred.

Eyes. / saw that chap turn around
and wink at me" said the pretty girl.
I'm used to that. l don't mind 1t so
awfully much if it's good eye, but
the other day a fellow with glass
eye winked at me. draw the line at
glass ere. Wouldn't vau?"