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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1908-11-05

LosT-Meerschaum pipe, flnde
please notify 3. Buis.
Rev. Millsap will preach at the
church Sunday at the usual hours.
We are informed that Miss Myers
the intermediate teacher of our pub
lie schools has been elected county
superintendent of Clark county
Miss Agnes Wehrle was down
from Bucklin Wednesday to witness
the "Hidden Hand" which was play
ed here on the evening of that day
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1908-11-05
A MORGAN COLT SHOW
Meade. Kansas. Novembef z. 1908

Uncle Dick Skinner give prizes
the three best colts sired bv Headlight Morgan exhibited
Meade, Kansas These
SIS each.
These colts suckling colts will judged by
dsnterested parties There will ali
requested to bring their colts in in good shape.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1908-11-05
JAS. I. STAMPER,
Auctioneer

Don't claim date for your sale until you have
seen cerrespeuded with him. He not only has
the natural qualifications for good auctioneer
But is well pasted on qualities and prices of liv
stock, and all merchantable commodities and has
the mack Of getting long prices for the property
which means success for you as well as for himself
Informttion in regard to billing and conducting
sales furnished on application. Terms reasonable
and satisfaction guaranteed.
We hereby recomend Mr.. Stanper to any on
need Of his service.
LOUIS BoEHLER Cashier. Meade State Bank
F.w. CURL Cashier, First National Bank
Meade Kansas.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1908-11-05

For plastering and cement work
call on A. JACK BYRNs, for lowest
prices
Walt Dalgarn left this morning
for Kansas City where he will visit
for few weeks.
Free Edison Concerts Saturday
afternoons and evenings at Stamp
er's. Don't fail to hear some of
them.
Rev. Millsap returned Wednesday
from Artesia, N. M, where he was
visiting his son for the past two
weeks.
The report from Seward county
says that the entire democratic coun-
ty ticket was elected by good ma
jorities.
We are informed that Miss Specht
who was candidate for county sup
erintendent of Seward county was
elected to that office.
Oliver Frame came home from
| Towanda, Kansas, Monday to be
here for the election. He will re-
main here this winter.
Judge Randolph desires to thank
all the voters who so Loyalty stood
by him on election day and desires
to say to you that he appreciates the
support given him.
The real live Buster Brown and
his dog, Tige, will he at the Meade
Dry Goods Co., Saturday, Novem-
Der 14th. Buster will give souve-
mir to every boy or girl present.
Ferrys easy hame fastener for sale
at w. H. Finkles shop. Something
farmer and teamster ought to have,
no straps to monkey with, guaran-
teed satisfactory. Call and see them.
The whole township ticket was re-
publican in this township. F. w.
Thacker, trustee; Tom Walters,
clerk; Chas. Sourbeer, treasurer; A.
II. Bodle, Sr. ard E. w. White, JUS
tees of the Peace, and Min Ellis and
Claud Ragiand, constables.
The "Hidden Hand" drew a very
large crowd to the Opera house last
night and everyone was pleased with
the rendition of the play. They
were all first class actors and know
how to put on the same. We be-
lieve that this play has pleased the
people here better than any of the
plays this winter. A play entitled
"Dan Cupid" will be here the 24th.
We desire to note how loyalty the
republicans of Meade county stood
by the old soldier candidates last
Tuesday. The only two on the.
county ticket to be defeated were
Byrns and Ellis. Of course, we.
have known for long time that
their cold soldier" talk is all bosh.
They just do that to hold the old
fellows in line. But please remem-
Der this the next time you hear any
of the political speakers using the
soldier racket.
On last Saturday night the court
house officials and their wives, in
Guiding the lady officials all went
down to Judge Randolph's residence
to congratulate the Judge and his
wife. They also took with them
fine rocking chair which they pre-
scented to them as a remembrance
of the occasion. The evening was
spent in social games and after they
were in full sway the Judge slipped
up town and got a treat for the,
caowd. The chair was presented by
Judge Sullivan who did the job in
his usual fine manner. The crowd
all departed wishing the Judge and
his cstimahle wife many DAYS of
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1908-11-05

1t was a bad day for democrats in
Meade county last Tuesday.
Edison Photographs and records
at Stamper's. Step in and ask Jim
to play few for you.
Fall Millinery goods at Wehrle's.
New styles will be added as the sea-
son advances.
Every boy and girl should see
Buster Brown and his dog Tige at
the Meade Dry Goods Co., Satur-
day, November I4th.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1908-11-05

All persons desiring toll connec-
tions or connection with Plains,
Fowler lines 2o3, zoo, 2oS, 40 or
as please call for long distance.
1t will greatly aid service as we have
installed toll board and those lines
are connected with it.
SOUTHWEST TELEPHONE Co.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-30
TWO FAST SKATERS
HERE THIS WEEK
Jack Woodwork and Rodney Peter
Will Meet at Hippodrome
Rink.

Possibly the most exciting skating
races that have taken place in Wash
ingtOn win be hid at the HippOdrome
rink. Convention Hall. Monday, Tues
day. and Wednesday night of this week
The competition win be for the cham
pionship. Of the South and West, between
Jack Woodwork, present champion Of
the South. and Rodney Peter. champion
of the West, and the holder Of the
worlds one-mile record. Rodney Peter
has defeated all the fast men OF the
West and East: last year at Chicago
at the big race meet at the River View
Rink he won nine consecutive races,
and established his record for a mile
Jack Woodwork has only been racing
the last two years, but has defeated
such men as Porter, OF Buffalo; Jockey
Jack O'Briep. the go flyer: Rodgers, Of
Baltimore and last Easter at Atlantic
City at the racing carnival defeated
some of the fastest men in the East.
Both boys have trained faithfully, and
are in the pink of condition.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-30
RECORD TO BALTIMORE
Is BROKEN BY MACHEN
In Race With Roses Franklin He Reaches Monumental
City in Hour and 5 Manifestations Puts
Rival Out of Commission.

House, as the artir IS Of the race. pre-
scribed. and was pounding along at
thirty-mile clip toward the finishing
point. the District lire. A. breakdown TO
one of the front body springs caused
a slight delay at Elkridge but, fixed up.
the ''Hyattsvllle speed wonder" was
again on his way
Just outside OF Laurel the white
flag from the Franklin owner held up
the racer and Their under a giant and
spreading chestnut tree the loser for
Ieited the race. and, Incidentally, the
so side bet which had been placed.
A gallery Of fifteen followed the cars
over the. course in various types of ma
chimes, the judges. r. y. Post. Thomas
Hurley, ". Fiemau ara Thomas May,
and Times representative making the
trip In one OF the new Elmore cars
A little incident on the run over which
called the gallery 10 a halt was the
turning over of q FJrd roadster driven
by John Smith Going down one OF the
steep hills az almost top speed, one side
OF the machine lift the soft outer edge
OF the road, causing the car 70 turn turtle
ana throwing the driver out into q field
The machine was put on its wheels
again. and managed TO get back 20 town
without help
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-30
Football Manager Asks Red
Men to Come Here
Thanksgiving.
MAY DROP FORDHAM
GAME IN NEW YORK
If Bronx College Does Not Grant
Terms Annual Date Will
Be Cancelled.

Georgetowns football schedule for
next season is already being drawn up
by Assistant Manager Murray. who.
after the Christmas holidays becomes
manager officially.
Yesterday the future manager an
nounced change would be made in
the schedule next season over that of
the past two years. II present plans
90 through Georgetown viii more than
likely meet the Carlisle Indians on
Thanksgiving in 1903. Murray has writ
ten to the Carlisle management TO as
certain the chances of billing the Red
Men for Georgetown held next year on
that date and expects an answer with
In the week
Another change TO be made in all
probability Is the dropping OF the Ford
ham game in New York. If the Bronx
school does not accede TO the advances
asked by Georgetown Tor next season,
no contest VIII. be scheduled. Other
eleVens likely 10 be on the schedule
are washington and Lee North Caro-
luas and, most important Of all, Nir-
ginIa. Washington and Lee viii, IL pos
siUle, be shifted TO an earlier date, while
North Carolina VIII be asked to come
10 washington about the same time
Of the year as in the season just past.
The prospects of meeting Agricultural
and Mechanical Of North Carolina on
the gridiron next fan are not bright.
The new Georgetown manager firmly
believes the local university VIII nave
team next year capable or giving
Carlisle q hard tGSsle and fl is Tor Inis
reason the Indians are desired. With
twelve veterans back, seasoned with
one or more years experience, and new
men from the Prep school and other
colleges, GEORGETOWN should be In a
position 10 retrieve some of the defeats
suffered the last two seasons.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-30
BUICK FOLK ELATED
OVER CARS SHOWING
Company Claiming American
Championship on Work in
Savannah Race.
American
Savannah Race.

First place TO the Buick among Amer
lean cars, is the claim OF that company.
This, the company thinks, is the well
earned decision OF the international
race at Savannah, the hrst ever held
in this country.
The Buick proved its claim by the
most exciting, the most stubb0rnly
fought speed battle IN automobile his
tory.
The driver OF the italian Lancia.
which preceded il six minutes az the
end Of the 20O-mile run, knew he had
been in q race, because for a fun half
OF the distance he mad 10 follow the
Buick
When Robert BurmaHs driver Of the
Buick, brought his car in, he had such
Il lead over the other cars of national
and international reputation and nigga
prices, as 20 leave no doubt OF lts quail
ity. II was a division of hOnOrs with
the Italian Winner-n0t a defeat.
The biggest hit, from the cOmpany's
standpoint, was that the makers OF The
buick had achieved more imam others
at twice or three times me Bucks
selling price.
Buick and the LancIa is one thar VIII
not soon be forgotten by the witnesses.
Il was a duel from start 10 finish The
Buick led for the entire first half. Then
BuTmau stopped TO examine a nut, and
Huliard drove his Lancia on. bur the
Buick was right after IL for the first
EOnOrs all the way.
The fastest three laps of the race
were run By the Buick. Seventeen out
OF twenty laps in less than eleven min
utes-Tun by the Buick. The last seven
laps the Buick fought out despite
trouble with the springs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-30
EPISCOPA AIS DEFEAT
LAID TO CRIPPLES
Patched-up Team at Orange
Responsible for Loss Of
Supremacy.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 30 -A Al
though the eleven Of the Episcopal High
School Of Alexandria dowued Technical
and Central High Schools early in the
season, their loss Of the prep school
championship OF Virginia and the Dis
trict may easily be attributed to the
condition Of a patched up team when
their Colors were lowered TO Woodbury.
Forest School, Uf Orange, on November
u
on November j. Episcopal met the
Navy freshmen at Annapolis and i'm a
holly contested game, defeated them,
by 8 to O In this game. Weaver. Epls-
copaIs star line man. was crippled:
Hitch, whose punting has been a fea-
ture Of the season. was injured. and
several others OF the Alexandria eleven
were smashed up. With this handicap
and the loss Of Captain Pendleton, who
mas starred Tor -FOUR years. and was
sick at the time Of The WOODBURY.
Episcopal game, the Episcopaliaus were
outclassed Icy the strong Orange team.
With the exception of this defeat.
ana that from the Baltimore City Col
lege, on October 24 Episcopal has held
an unbrOkcn chain OF victories having
defeated Georgetown Props, both Gem
trail and Technical Highs, Baltimore
Country School. fredericksburg College.
the OLD Dominion eleven. Navy Fresh
men, Alexandria Athletic Club and
Washington School for Boys
The general team work OF voolfolk
and Grant has Reen particularly cred
liable ii was stated by the University
of Nirglria students who witnessed Inc
Woodberry- Episcopal game. tnat the
long pUnting Of Hitch exceeded any
that they had seen on the college grid
iron this season. Hitch's work ia the
lire has been equally noticeable. zinc
bi pcSiug Of punts by J. II. Wood, Epis-
ca y51 center, has been effective while
TIE line bucking Of Rust brought Epis-
= pal TO WOOdberry's 20 yard line fu the
Y Jodberry- Episcopal game. PeudlatOu's
eng end runs were almost invincibIe Tor
The short while that he was able 10
pay.
Hewitt, who has played quarter. and
has acted as captain IN the place OF
Pendleton, has played a faultIeSs game.
and running the end for long Gains.
Lloyd and Randolph, the other backs.
have also played admirably in end nun
ming. W. y. Wood, NandervoFt and
smith starred Ia the line. with brilliant
success.
Much Of the success of the eleven is
cue 70 the careful coaching Of Oscar
Dewitt Randolph, who for several
years. starred on the University OF Vir-
glnia eleven.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-30
NELSON PREFERS
TO FIGHT WELSH

Los ANGELES. Nov. 80.-Freddie
Welsh IS 20 have the preference over
Packey Mcfarland when Battling Mel
son decides 20 enter the ring again. ac-
cording 10 a telegram received by the
Jeffries Athletic Club tonight from the
Durable Dane.
II consider Welsh more eligible than
Mcfarland" says Nelson. Il VIII Ger
tainly talk business with the English
man later on. My time will be taken
Up until the latter part of January"
Welsh was pleased when he heard
that Nelson had consented to give him
a crack at the worlds championship.
That's all I could have expected the
Battler 70 say" said the Britisher.
When we come TO signing articles Mel
son is going to be the one TO dictate,
and little Freddie viii be waiting with
a fountain pen in his fist ready 10 sign
the papers After I get to be champion
81 VIII be my turn"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-30
Football Coach Says Under
graduates There Offer But
Feeble Support.
ALSO HITS ALUMNI
FOR INDIFFERENCE
Few of Them Appeared to Help
Develop Winner-System
Must Change.

ITHACA, n T., Eov. S0-Bunny Lar
kin, formerly OF Georgetown, head field
coach of the Cornell football team this
fall, believes that the support given %
the team by the undergraduates waa
one of the worst exhibitions OF college
spirit he has ever seen
Commenting on the football season. in
the Cornell Era, which IS Just pub
lished he vents his feelings over the
action OK the students. and at the same
time scores the Cornell football alumni
Tor falling 70 keep up the grad1lats
coaching system % a hlgu state Ol eE-
fciency. predicting that unless more
interest IS shown. Cornell would have
70 get a coach from some other college.
Cornell Stands Poorly.
ut appears 20 me. from my limited
observation OF football spirit in other
colleges, that Cornell stands very
poorly when one makes the comparison.
1T seems 70 me that this can be
demonstrated very plainly by ngures-
The fact that Tor the varsity squad
only forty candidates could be obtained
speaks for itself when one considers
that this shows only ? per cent Students
eligible.
las the matter stands there was a
pronounced difficulty ia making q COM
plete second team 10 give the varsity
pIact-e games so essential IL tneF
team is 70 show any finish ia form IN
the big matches. on several occasions
the alumni coaches have been com
PEELED 10 take part ia practice games
III order to make a complete second
team. and this was true several times
ia signal practice.
Slaps at alumni.
Speaking OF the alumni it cannot bs
denied that the poor spirit shown TO
date mas not been cOnduded 10 the IN
deTgraJuaJes entirely. but that the aI-
umul VINO have played on Cornell
teams ia the past ana VINO are expected
10 90 their part IN developing CorneA
teams OF the present and future.
again. We suuer by companions .
other Institutions Of equal size. Ta5,
PeLusy lVanla, Harvard and Princeton
during certain weeks have had a c0a;a
on the neld Tor every man in the VARSITY
lineup, and sim some left over for hs
scrubs.
There have been times here when. for
two weeks straight, no coaches have
appeared
If Cornell expects 10 be rated anDng
the larger Institutions IA football hey
must either get the finished matrial
here or develop their crude matriaE
that comes. In order 20 develop tisses
more coaches are absolutely Necessary
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-30
GOOD SCRAP CARDS
FOR FRISCO FANS
Kelly-Papke, Memsic-Hyland, and
Kaufman-Barry Matches
Next Month.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 8o.-The local
fight calendar for December is all TO
the good.
The Pacific Athletic Club offers a
card on Friday night, December 4. with
Ad Wolgast and Young Kid Mccoy as
the principals In the main event The
middleWeight battle between Billy
Papke and Hugo Kelly VIII be staged
at Vernon by the Jeffries Athletic Club
on the night Of December Is.
The second December attraction at
Maud Junction win be a bout between
George AIemsic and Dick Hyiand on
the night OF the 1Stl, and heavyweights
Al kaufman and Jim Barry will start
over the long Around course at Vernon
on December 81.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-30

The craze has reached washington. and
it promises in the near future to have
the tire Dustin guns Of the country
constabIes popping all along the Balu-
more pike. as a result OF the runabOut
race between II. G. AIacheu and r. Rose
l. Baltimore and return yesterday.
Yea. even yesterday the badge holders
along the road peered intently after
each number as II sped by, the fowls
suuawlled their grievances and the In
habltauts Of the various spots along the
road looked on with a wondering air.
II was an ideal surrounding to force
a driver 20 the utmost OF his machine.
and that Machen broke, az nearly as
can be learned, the record ior the run
90 Baltimore by doing It in one hour
and FIVE minutes. IS no wonder 20 those
who followed in the wake OF the racers.
Accident Stops Franklin
It was a great event. Rose won the
flip OF the coin, and gained a fivs-min-
ute start for his Franklin car WIKI
And ne wa gone, and from the cloud
Of dust which followed his machine
It could be seen, from Reform School
hin, his car was well out Of the peace
full little city OF HyattsvilIe before
ALLCDsns ia us 4 .hlA A01N9ANls bh~ eAaAlN-
way. That dve-minute lead was held
by Rose for just about four minutes
after the little Ford runabout started.
Through Hyattsville, past the inn
Irovised grandstands that had been
PRESSED into use for the occasion, and
out onto the Baltimore pike swept the
Ford with half dozen cars Of inter
ested followers behind.
The two machines came together about
Riverdale, the Ford taking the lead at
this station. Laurel had Just been
passed when the Franklin car was
found on the road with IT'S plates torn
out for inspection The owners were
evidently out on sally for repairs. for
the machine was destitute OF its former
occupants. and the dusky ones which
we're temporarily on the job said the
leader had passed about I'VE minutes be-
fore, which time finally was broadened
10 an hour By the others asked between {
there and Eliridge.
Ford the Winner.
Three miles beyond Elkridge Machen
was picked up by the gallery" on
his way back, having made the trip TO
Baltimore, registered at the Eutaw
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-30
MAY BE FINED.

NEW YORK. Nov. S1-Before Hal
Chase can play with any Anglican
League club his case viii have u be
passed upon by the national coumIs-
sion because Of the fact that e juHped
his contract with the New York AIeri-l
cans last fall
This IS a serious oTense and theua-
tional commission. In OrC5- 10 maiEain
discipline. may subject Chase 10 q havy
fine II he IS forced TO return 10 oHan-
lied baseball
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-30
NOTTER GOES ABROAD

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-Jockey hotter,
who was the best rider on the Eastern
tracks last season, will not be seen IN
the saddle again, so Ear As this cOun-
try is concerned, for some time 10 come
Notter he's virtually signed a contract
10 ride in Germany next year for me
noted turf firm OF NJ Weinbera. &. o.
Trainer George Walker, who came
home from Germany few DAYS ago. is
said TO have completed all arrange
ments.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-30
Ford the Winner.

Three miles beyond Elkridge Nachen
was picked up by the gallery on
his way back, having made the trip TO
Baltimore, registered at the Eutaw
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-09-12
Summons.


In the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
District of the State OF Idaho. in and for The
County OF Elmore.
IDA +. ROSS
Plaintiff
va.
Harriet Worker, EstelIa Worker, d. ROSS Murry
as an heir Of Martha Ross Murfy Horatio
Murry, deceased. and Abel Cook, all ~ heirs Of
q. b. Ro IS. deceased /. and oil unknown heirs and
all unknown devi.ees OF Martha Ross Murry and
Horstio Murry, and all unknown heirs and all OF
unknown tievisoes OF @. r. Cook, decreased, and
all unknown owners and claimants aud parties
In interest OF the following described real es'ste
situated In Elmcre County, State OF Idaho, 10
wit: the East b II of the Nwk and NEt4 o. the
sWIx Section one, Township four South OF
Range East B. NJ.
Defendants
The State Of Idaho sends greeting to tho
above named defendant, You are hereby re-
auired to appear Ia an action brought against
you by the above named plaintin In the Dis
triet Court Of the Fourth Judicial District.
state OF Idaho, in aud for the county OF Eli
more and to answer the complaint filed there
In "a copy OF which is hereto attaehed) within 70
Jays exclusive of the day OF setyiee} after the
service on you OF this summons, ifserved with.
In this district; or II served out Of this dist let
within 20 days The said action H. brought 70
quiet piainlfrs title in and to tho East half Of
the Northwest quarter and the Northeast
quarter OF the Southwest quarter Of sceion
one in Township four South Of Range eight East
Boise Meridian, in Elmore County, state OF
I,iaho and for general relief
And you are hereby notified. that Il You fail
to appear and answer the said complaint, IS
above required, the said plaintiff will apte4
to the court FIR the relief demanded in said
complaint.
Given under my hind and the zeal OF he
District Court OF the Fourth Judicial District
of the state Of idaho, in aud for the County Of
Gilmore, this eth day oiAugust, in the year Of
our Lord one Thousand nine hundred and
eight. -
BY Louis N. Nicholson,
Deputy q erh
| W. c. HOWE, #
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Residence, Mourtain Home. Idaho. 7l.79