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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
LAVENOORS WIN OUT
Whiting Defeats Joliet in an
Exciting Game on
Saturday.

Whiting. Ind. July 6-(SpeciaD-
The Lavendors Of Whiting accompanied
BY about fifty rooters. journeyed to
Joliet. III. Saturday where they crossed
bats with the Joliet Cubs of that city
The game consisted Of nine innings
and resulted in a victory for the locals
BY a score Of ) to 3.
The main feature was fifteen strike
outs BY Stewart. against seven by
BREEDER of the Cubs.
The lineup was as follows: Cubs
Wiles, G.; Wunel Ct; Infeld. IS, H.
Turax. n: Raddits. 2ndb.; W Turax.
IF; Krocker 3rdb, HunsheI. 18th;
BREEDER P. LaVendors- Girad. c; Grif-
fifth, CT; Squires, S.; Langhor, If;
Adley, 2ndb.; Pritchard RI; Exton, 3db;
Klieber. 18th; Stewart, ?.
The score by innings was as follows:
La Vendors .......O 0 Q , 0 Q Q 3 O-5
Joliet Cubs. .......O o 0 0 . Ia
Umpires-Shannon- Krutch.
Mascot-A. Stewart
The boys made their return trip by
the interurban and are much pleased
with their trip. especially their treat
ment by the Joliet boys.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
SUNDAY BASEBALL GAMES.

At Davenport. Iowa Chicago Fuqua
Giants. 3; Davenport, o.
At Valparaiso, Ind.-South Bend Spi-
ros. 5; Valparaiso Standards, 1.
At Streator. lila Sale Eagles, s;
Streator Reds. 8.
At Elizabethtown, Iowa-EElizab beth
Independents, II; Dubuque Athletics. 5
At Laporte, Ind.-Laporte, Z; Chicago
Edgars, /.
At Dixon, Ill.-Dixon Browns. 4
Chicago Athletics. s.
At Peru. Ind.-Peru, st; Indianap-
oils Shamrocks, %.
At Columbia City, Ind.-Columbia
City Grays. IA; Warsaw All Stars. 9.
At Silver Lake, Ind.-Silver Lake, 9
Warsaw, 4.
At BickneI, Ind.-Bicknell, 10; Ev-
ansville Athletics, /.
At Patoka, Ind.-Patoka, Il; Evans.
VILE Bancrofts, 4.
At Wheatland, Ind.-Wheatland, 4
Oaktown. 6.
At Carlisle, Ind.-Carlisle. /; Lin
ton 2.
At Monroe City. 1nd.-Monroe City. 9
Ionia. Z.
At Morganfeld Ky.-Morganfeld. 6
Henderson. KY. I.
At Mendoza, Ill.-Mendota Regulars
10; Rock Island, c. C. l.
At Virginia. In.-Virginians, IL
Springfield Stars, 2.
At Elkhorn. wis.-Elkhorn, u; Bur
lington. 5.
At Reddick. Ill.-Cardir, I; streato
Athletics. (ten innings).
At Dwight. Ill-Frank L. Smiths, 5
| Cullums. twelve innings).
At Boonville. Ind.-Evansville Elites
10; ell City. Il. Rockport. 4; Seal
backs. 3.
At stanton, In.-staunton %; Gree
ley P G. of St Pouis, 8.
At Centralia, Ill.-Centralia Whit
Sox. -; Only Team, 0.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
BAT IS ENJOYING LIFE
Nelson's Victory Puts Ter
rible Crimp in Cans
Pocketbook.

San Francisco, July 5.-There was an
atmosphere of jubilation around the
Nelson camp today and one of conster-
nation in the various poolrooms. Many
professional gamblers bet lavishly on
Cans, leaving money in the various
sporting resorts to be covered at odds
approximating 10 to 4. When the vet
eran went down to defeat there was
many a blank face in the crowd of
bowling spectators
In small bets, scattered where they
would not attract attention. Nelson IS
said to have won more than his share
of the purse He made one wager for
$500, against which Cans placed $1,000.
Cans is said to have done comparatively
little betting on himself on account of
the short price prevailing.
At Harry Corbett's old place, now
run by Tom Corbett, a large sum Of
money had been left by bookmakers
and professional sports. all of which
was to be placed on Cans. The aver
age bettor however, who wished TO
wager from S. upward on the go went
to Nelson, attracted by the odds. AS a
result the victory was immensely popu-
lar.
The very fact that the element, which
is usually accused of framing up" a
go suffered most by the outcome seems
to contradict the statement that the
bout might have been a fake. Those
who saw the Furnishing Nelson took
and the savage fashion in which he
tore into Cans at the end do not be
lieve any fake was perpetrated.
Nelson was complacent today and the
battering he received about the face
did not seem 70 disflgure his visage any
too much, colored as it is to a deer
shade of mahogany by his work in the
hills
"Tve got plenty of money now. but
don't know whether I'll retire Of
not he said; boxing is a bushes:
with me j there's money to be made
in another good scrap 1 guess I'll tak'
it on. l haven't made any plans
though"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
SUMMARY SATURDAY SPORTS
BASEBALL.

Cubs won both games from Pitts
burg. o-3, 2-e Other National league
scores: New York, ID: Philadelphia,
% (frst game ten innings). Boston.
II; Brooklyn, 5-5. St. Louis. 3-S;
Cincinnati, Is (irst game twelve in
nings).
White sox split even with the
Browns, 81, IS Other American
league scores: Philadelphia, SIS
Boston, Of Washington. Is; New
York, So Cleveland. O-5; Detroit
Is
West Ends broke even in semi-pro
game with Ansons and Leland Giants
losing to latter other semipro
games: Logan Squares. 4 Gunthers
o. Logan Squares. 6; Union Giants. 0
Leland Giants. Il; Gunthers, 1.
Boxing.
Battling Nelson knocked out Joe Cans
in the seventeenth round of the bou
at San Francisco.
Packie Mcfarland and Freddie Welst
went twenty-five rounds to a draw a
Los Angeles.
Rudolph Cnholz and Billy Papke pu
up a six round sparring exhibition a
1 Kewanee.
Racing.
Priscillian won the feature at Sleeps
head Bay before a good-sized crowd.
District Attorney Elder says the po
| lice will be used to dispense crowd
collecting around bookmakers.
Pinkola won the Decoration handicap
at the Lationia race track.
Yachting.
The Spray won the Thomas H. Web
time prize in the annual open regatt
of the Lake Michigan association.
Phillip Armour's boat took the frs
prize in the one design class at Ocono
mowoc.
Four yachts started in the Pacih
race from San Pedro to Honolulu.
Athletics.
First regiment athletes took frs
place in Scottish games at Elliot parl
Con Ryan and Thomas E. Ryan wo
sprints in the first meet of the Gaeli
Athletic association.
American athletes did well in the :
A A. meeting in the London stadium
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
BULLY FOR CROWN POINT.

Crown Point, Ind. July 6.-(SpeciaD
Grown Point was triumphant in base
ball in the last two games played, the
Bridgeport team defeating the Chicago
Kent College of Law team on the
Fourth by a score of 6 to s. Some
ragged work in the fourth and sixth
inning allowed the visitors four of
their runs. Pete Henning. the local
twirler, pitched a fine game and held
the visitors down to a few scratch hits
A good crowd of fans witnessed the
game. and rooted for the home team
Yesterdays game between the Chi
cago Red Sox and the home team re-
suited in a victory for the latter by a
score of 10 to ? Young Claussen of
Palmer pitched for the locals, and held
the visitors down in fine shape
a game between the Hammond Hubs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
GARY TEAM WHIPPED
Delawares Forced to Eat
Some Humble Pie
Yesterday.

The Gary Delewares, who came to
Toleston yesterday afternoon with two
scalps in their belts. which they had
won on the Fourth at Gary, decided
they would eat Bill Kunert's bunch for
lunch.
They choked before they had taken
the first bite They went to the sand
and took the count for Is runs, they
themselves got , runs.
Batteries, Toleston-D. Curran, Mey-
ers and elem; Observation-Disclosures and
Koch. struck out-By Meyers. 3; by
elem. S; by Koch. s. Bases on balls
OFF Meyers, /; off Glenn. .: off Kock. Q
Hits-Of Meyers. 3 in innings; of
Glenn, in innings; off Koch, IS in s
innings Time of game hour and A.
minutes. Umpire-Saager.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
YOUCHE GETS BEST SCORE.

Crown Point. Ind, July 6.-(speciaD
The clay pigeon shoot between the
members Of the Crown Point Gun club
on the afternoon of the Fourth was
attended by a large crowd of lovers of
the sport. Owing to the high wind and
the speed of the traps no records were
broken, Julian Youche making the best
score of the day with a possible 20 out
of %. August Hilderbrandt being a
close second.
a match between the young and older
members of the club is likely to be ar
ranged in the near future, as the Fos-
sis have not forgotten their defeat at
the hands of the Dudes as yet.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
BLISSMER COLTS BEATEN.

The Bnssmer Colts were defeated by
the Hopkins Colts of Chicago yester-
day by the score of to 2. The bat
teries for the BIissmer Colts were
Hartley and Hilderbrand. and Fox and
Johnson for the Hopkins Colts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
PLAYER HURT AT VALPARAISO

Valparaiso. Ind, July 4-The locals
defeated the Keasel & O'Connors OF
Chicago this afternoon in warm bat
tie by the score Of to l. Shortstop
Charles Shank of the visitors broke his
shoulder in a collision with Ferguson
while going after fly ball The score:
Valparaiso ........0 0 , 0 0 0 -
Keasel- O'Connors % 0 o-1
Batteries McCamment and McNellis;
Love and Mcmillan
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
HAMMOND GRAYs DEFEATED

The c., L & S. boilermakers from
Gibson crossed bats with the Hammond
Grays of the north side, the boiler
makers carrying off the honors by a
score of 8 to 6. 1t was a good game
throughout and was witnessed by a
good crowd at Harrison park yester-
day. Boyle brothers did the battery act
for the boilermakers. while Wheeler
and Kolwitz did the hard work for the
Grays.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
WHITING MAN GETS MEDAL.

The Hammond sharpshooters held
their regular shoot at the park yes
terday afternoon. The first gold medal
has been wandering around quite a bit
of late, and yesterday afternoon it came
into the possession of Frank Cowgirl
of Whiting Henry Direcks of Saxony,
won the second prize. Gus Muentch be-
ing a close third. Gus Muri, who has
been holding his position at the tail end
for some time, has creeped into the
honorary rank and carried off the
fourth honors yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
STAND FALLS AT HEBRON, IND

Hebron, Ind. July 4-The grand
stand at the ball park here fell today.
carrying 200 people with It, several
spectators suffering minor injuries. a
boy being severely hurt. Incidentally,
the local club defeated the Carson,
Prize & Scott team of Chicago by the
score of to Z. The score:
Hebron ..O l 2 l As
C., P. S....0 2 2 1 OF
Batteries-Wilson and McFeckle;
Weiland and Miller
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
AMERICAN AsSoCIAT1ON.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE-
Chicago, 8; Detroit, 5.
St. Louis. 2; Cleveland. i
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago. 5; Pittsburg, 10.
St. Louis. 80; Cincinnati. O-5.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, +; Indianapolis. 3.
Columbus, S; Louisville. 5.
St. Paul. 2; Minneapolis. !.
Kansas City, l; Milwaukee, s.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
GIvONNI MADE A HIT.

Two weeks ago THE TIMES published
a piece of poetry a la Nationo about
Giovanni de Root in which Hughey
Jennings was the motif The pome ha $
been widely read and widely published.
Yesterdays sporting section of the Chi
cago Examiner found space for it, but
it was rather Old around these parts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06

SPORTING CALENDAR.
Monday.

Monday.
Championship tournament of I
Southern Lawn Tennis asso-
citation begins at Atlanta.
} Eighteenth congress of the
American Whist league opens
, in New York City
Annual tournament of Amer
} lean Golf Association of Adj
) vertising Interests opens in I
) Toronto.
) Small car contest of the Au- 4
|. tomobile club Of France over
} the Dieppe circuit.
) Opening of three days shoot
) ing tournament at Calgary
} Alberta.
) Philadelphia cricketers vs.
) South Wales at Cardiff.
; Tuesday.
) Opening of summer meeting
, ing of Brighton Beach Racing
B association.
, National convention of Amer
; lean Automobile association
; opens at Buffalo
; Opening Of short-ship race
> meeting at Port Huron, Mich.
> Grand Prix Of the Automobile
b Club of France over the Dieppe
. circuit.
. Wednesday.
. Indiana state golf tourna-
. ment opens at Indianapolis.
D international rife compeu-
o tions begin at Bisley, England
. Thursday.
q Fifth annual A. A. A. relia-
. bility touring contest stars from
o Buffalo.
. Philadelphia cricketers play
Q Worcestershire at Worcester,
= England.
q Friday.
. Elimination trials for motor
= boats in international trophy
. race.
q Saturday.
. First annual Wisconsin tro-
. ply tour of Milwaukee Auto
= mobile club.
. Illinois state tennis cham
= ships at Aztec club, Chicago
= 4 4 =
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
ENRIGHT PLAYS WITH AURORA

Dan Enright played with the Aurora
team last Saturday and Sunday, that
team opposing Elgin in a series of two
games Aurora won the Saturday
game by a score # to l and lost the
Sunday game by a score of 8 to >.
Enright played in the left field for the
Auroras. and took everything that came
his way without a single flaw in his
work.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
GARY TEAMS WIN.

The Gary Cubs were twice victorious
yesterday. They defeated the Marines
by a score of 5 to o and the Regulars
by a score of s to ;. The Gary busi-
ness men defeated the Chesterton busi-
ness men by a score of Z 70 4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
JOLIET sTEELs, 5; SO. CHICAGO, l.

Joliet. III. July 4.-The game this
morning between the Joliet Steel COM
pany team, leader in the Mercantile
league. and the South Chicago Steels
resulted in victory for the locals after
a desperate struggle. Score:
Joliet Steels. ......0 l IS
/ s. Chicago steels.. % o.
Batteries-Stack and Camp; Smith
/ and Watoski.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
NOTES
TRIM SOUTH CHICAGO

New York Cuban Giants defeated the
South Chicagos yesterday morning at
Gunther park by the score of to l.
Features were six double plays. three
by each team, and the fielding of
shorty" Ray. The score:
South Chicago 80 0 OIL
Cuban Giants 100 l / %
Batteries-Taylor and Oils; Nelson
and Smith
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
DID YOU EVER.

See a card of thanks or an
obituary painted and posted up
in some mans pasture beside
the road for the passersby to
rendf We never did. They are
always found In the columns of
some newspaper where they
will be read by the people in
stead of cattle and jacknsses.
If cards of thanks, etc, are best
read In the columns of news
papers, why should not your
advertisements also be.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
ROGERS PARK, Z; so. CHICAGO, /

Rogers Park defeated South Chicago
by the score of to at Rogers Fark
after Doc" Peters had declared the
game forfeited to the home players to
and had left the grounds. The game
was resumed and Tom Inglis distin-
guished himself by pitching a no hit
game Score:
Rogers Park. .....1 0 0 -
South Chicago. ....O 1 o 0 Oh
Batteries-Inglis and Kruger: Lewis
and Oils
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06

is being arranged by the local aggre-
cation for next Sunday and that it vii
be for blood goes without saying.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
LOWELL TEAM SPLITS
Champion Oaklands Divides
Honors For First Time
This Year.

Lowell, Ind, July Especial In
the series Of two games, Saturday at
Sherburnville and Sunday at Lowell,
between the Avannahs OF Chicago and
the Oakland Parks of this city, each
team lost a game. their first for the
season. In Saturdays game it took
eleven innings to decide which was
the victor, which resulted in one ma
jority for the visitors. Sunday the
game started out in favor of the Wis
itors by one score in the first inning.
hey made three 1.-TWO of which were
presented by the umpire) in the ninth
inning he locals got four goose eggs
in the first four innings then they be-
gan TO do some good stick work, Yates
getting a home run swat and one three
Dagger, making their score five while
the strangers only had one. This was
too much for the down hearted AVIAN
nahs and their umpire began to bur
glarize the game by making rank de-
cisions. giving his boys two runs that
they were not deserving of and he was
thrown out and Nate Slusser of Lowell
put in. A large crowd saw both games
and they got their moneys worth, as
the visitors were the swiftest aggre-
cation that has struck our town for
long time.
Following is the batteries, score and
summaries for both days:
Saturday-Batteries Avannahs, Con-
radt. McIrery; Oakland Parks, Irwin
Yates.
Score by innings:
Avannahs 80 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 Ia
Lowell 5000 O1O 5000 o 0 o.
Hits-Bv Oaklands, I; Avannahs. 5.
Base on balls-Of Conradt. ?; off Ir-
win, O. Struck out-By Coonradt, 10;
by Irwin, -. wo base hits-Cunning-
ham McInery Umpires-Gragg and
Griffin.
Sundays game-Batteries Avannahs,
Roache Coonradt and McInery
Score:
Avannahs ...1 oooo 3-4
Lowell .O l "-5
Hits-Avannahs, s. Oaklands, s.
! Struck out-By Irwin. g. by Roach, 2;
/ by Coonradt, l. Base on balls-Of
Roache, 3; off Coonradt, /; off Irwin.
2 Home run-Yates. Three bats hit
Yates Double plays-Avannahs 2; Err
rors Avannahs. 81 Oaklands, a.
Griffin was umpire until a part of
the ninth inning when he was ruled
out and replaced by Slusser.
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YOU WON'T MISS 1T IF YOU JOIN
ERS.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-16

The rurious thing about u IL that
The NOR. mnn l. compelled to ,.r.
'oN the less he IL abl. To
u certainly N cNasp-rating to IniDrI.
,usly put by something for u raIny DAY
aud then when you go To g-i II 10 fni
4 has bc.n soaked
The reason that a sucker li,.- L. b..
'ause that Il what he IL on earth for.
\ rolling ston. l. n smooth propoSl.
iion.
II n nlrl Is iu love with q poor mau
'h. Is apt 10 think riches are sinful
ihlngs.
Perhaps We have reason 10 lie thank.
'ul that most men do not do half a
much as they might II they .nsrsiss,i
~ tn their capacity
Probably the man who has no re-.
iglon Ia his business has no bssiux,,
\ ith religion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-16
Personal MENTION

Evcryihing the latest In Summer mi''
incry will be found at tho SiIl's Dry
Goods Co.
Alex Martin. sr; will arrive In the
city tonight from Oakland.
Visit Mannns's Il YOU wan, tho hes,
Ice cream.
Claud Clcp,on aud Harry Nichols are
In the city from Bonanza.
Paint, Paint, Paint. Just received ut
Baldwin's Hardware Store n complete
line Of Shcrwin- Williams Paints and
Narnishcs.
Merrill. The town w'thou, a boom.
J. u. Church Is at Doris to-day on
official business.
&. u. Wilson isclnsing ou, his whole
sale stock oi liquors cheap ~ the cheap
est. 10 II
The ice cream season has lrsun and
our parl"ss are open. Manning's.
Abel Ady and Pierce Evans visited
rokesamA u few days on transportation
business.
Merrill. A natural truorcentcr.
II your eyes trouble YOU. see wn,rrr,
Neil Campbell has sold the -. h. hat
her shop to =. ". Ritchic, formerly oi
Merrill.
New iinr4 at Winters.
IN or,icr tn reduce my stock hciurc |
move my builiins, ! am offering NV en-.
tire stock NJ cr"ckcry ut ~ per cen, dis.
count TOT the next thirty days. Gru.
u. linrn.
Mrs. ID. '. kuykcudall and S"n leave
in the morning ior Eugene where they
will ,isi, for about two months.
New line oi Edison phonograrh- and
records at winter Jrvrlry St"rr.
Nou can get 2Jmcal isok a, VIII.
sons hotel Tor 81. Board aud lHisirg a.
a wcek.-C. d. Wilson, Prop. II
Baptistc Colconda. the Italian Who
was rcaently judged insane, was taken
to Salem this morning by the warden,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-16
Petition for Liquor License
To THE HONORABLE COUNTY
COURT OF THE STATE OF ORE.
6OS FOR KLAMATH COUNTY,

We the undersigned. resident. aud
legal voters Of th. precinct oi Wood
River, In the County Of klamath, state
OF Oregon. and actual residents therein,
and who have actually resided therein
for more than thirty days immediately
preceding the date 81 signing aud filing
this petition, 40 hereby respectfully
petition your honorable body To grant
and issue ts James II. Wheeler, u resi-.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-16
PERT Pt -aGRAPHS.

Really Doi"iy seems H. know much
about how to run c"untry, but there
are plenty who ate dead willing to
earn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-16
A Nslsy Operation.

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s s"''"
sa"'ss'"' "'s'"s "' ""'s'' sns
SAIL Gu" only TO 'As""u " Shs hub
bub that ! once h"an coming sron
tho nursery ~ f,rod With whom
was taking tea Tcrrih~si by this in
scrnni turmoil. my fr,,nd aud . bur.,
dr-n. in q clos. group by the window,
ID. baby In ~. middle. looked u,,
| calmly
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p s' .S. s". as
Wv" a'"" NV" ""s WV" v" wv
'a'''
sasLss IN shs Oevsh Oss ,sisnSa
in many ~ the south SEQ Islands the
snake .. often held to t,c sscrs.i. a. II
u thought to b. cosps-,si with . spir
H. Al vsia~a there are snakes which
s,rangrrs arv no, allowed ,o ssr i..,
soIn- mlsfortuns should follow. Tbo..
that are h~ii are not srSi or ~or.hlpc,i.
10, such as srv the familiar. ~ inii
'iIuais Who know th-m s~srlv. sa-ri
nces Ia the New iisbrtiss snakes ar.
highly regarded A native of r.ni.
cost isinBi u hs s~~s one IN sacsvi
place ot in . house viii think that,
th-rr 10 so,n~ rrason fos hs appearing
to him lie viii pour over himself the
julc. of . youns cocoanut aud ever an.
erwsrd expect 10 aod the world Gu
well with him thrOush the influence oe
the spirit
A,.
" " We V"sSee"e
eanp"r's snrpass~si In estrsvssnncs
modern analrs Of ti's Kind. - may The
Roman functions 10 elsss~i - imiss.
u"ns OF those os the posrntatss oe the
east We afv told that during The rvisn
of the pasraohs the guests would sr.
i've af midday. a siavs statiooed 10.
hind each guest vas ready to obey The
least command. aud time pssssd Quiet.
"hen u" ssuses sessued almost salts.
ned . slave spt~arrd besrtas . small
nxufr of mummy. which hs sshibltssi
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-16

Truly wrousht
10 pTunt by our
uiIsfOr,un-s. but
u "" were to
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-16

den, Of said precinct, q lsccnsc TO sell
spiri,ous. vinous, tcrmcntcd or malt liq'
ucrs In le-s quantities than one gallon,
in the pt,ciut aiur,snll ior a period OF
six months, i,om III, srd, day OF July,
! 1908
Notice is hereby given by tho under
signed, TINT this petition will br pro-
s,ntcd ,n the County Court Aforesaid
at the court room IN tho city oi Ma
math Fails, Oregon. On tho is,. day "
July. A. u, iaps, at the hour of W
O'Clock a. ~. VI said day or ~ soon
thereafter as said petition can be heard,
Dated this ,G,h day II May, iNs.
James u, wheeler,
NAMES NAMES
.C + llo,t j. NJ, Emery
Roy 4. Wise u, u. Looslcy
n. J. johnson q, u, Rnnch
David Ramlry Asa proPc
:, II. Gardner Ralp ". lansstnn
!. T.. No.c l.. ", Copeland
q. r. Nose Ira Englr
L. \. pomrirr Wesley Cole
Frank Domp,rr Vim. NJ. skc'n
Paul Prisons u. &, Courtney
/. II, Smart u, !. Sa,tidar
VI. T., Morgan u. !. Noah
". VI. Thoma-on W. ". Norton
Louis Brsnnnn A. l.. M-lha-,
l.. &. Drake J. \. Gibson
Il. \. Moon Caik
CT. cray Wm, D~nton
Walter Dixon :, VI, pcnton
4. GRAY lrr Denton
VI. II. Hess l., &. Sismorr
q. e. iIill J, u. ll---ig
- ; lloyt !. J. o,lrn
", ! Jamisun Jos ilr-sis
X. VI. Jam,sun Rubc Whit.
J. l. No,r Frank Silver.
John GRAY u. Ryan
VI. =. Parker ". u. CLARK
!. ", Cole L.. 4. CrAn,r
u. ;. Jones &. q. trophy
q. L.. Give J, II. iruy
l.. ;. llc.siR :. ~. King
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-16

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