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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-28
CyclOneThOmpSOnNear
Required Weight
of Game Still Figure
Him a 10 TO 8 Shot Over
B0er Unh0Lz

Piqued by the reports that he was
several pounds over weight with his
fight with Boer Unholz only two days
or, Cyclone Johnny Thompson wade44
into his work at Milletts yesterday
afternoon. and when he finished last
night he was only a pound and half
away from the 1913 notch. He seemed
TO take the story OF his overweight to
the proverbial demon yesterday. and by
this afternoon he hopes to be safely
within the called for heft.
Larney Litchenstein. manager OF the
Cyclone, will bet any amount of money
that his man will be there when the
time rolls around He laughed when
the overweight talk was passed out
He says he has seen Thompson in many
as the record will show, Johnny never
went in over weight in his life.
Thompson looks in good shape. and
IL confidence goes for anything he fig
ures TO hold his own with the f1ghting
Boer. He is training to make a fast
tight OF 1t this time, and evidently he
hopes to wade in right from the out
set and score an early knockout il pos
sible. He realizes that a victory will
mean more for him now than ever be-
fore in his life.
Unholz is going at his work in a
quiet, systematic manner. Over at Ala
media. where his training camp is
pitched. Rude tears away at the work
all day long. He is at weight now.
and has nothing to worry about He
claims that he was robbed when he
lost to Thompson in Ogden last year.
and he wants to wipe out this defeat
with clean cut victory.
There is little betting on the out
come OF the mill Thompson was sell
ing at 10 to last night, as was Johnny
Murphy over Lew Powell. who will
meet in the ring warmer to the other
aV0nf II Ia QWnacfpd that the
ing will open up lively this afternoon
and tomorrow, and the chances are the4
Thompson Will become a strore
choice.
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LOSES MONEY ON TIGERS
Michigan Man Commits Suicide
When His Favorites Fail
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL

ST. JOSEPH, Mich. Oct. 27.-William
Hemmert is thought to have commit
ted suicide while respondent over the
loss of 5000. all he had, which he wag-
cred on the result of the Tigers
Cubs series of ball games. He was
known as an ardent supporter of the
Detroit team, and told his friends that
he had drawn all his savings from the
was found floating in the ST. JOSEPH
river. near St Joseph. and was not
identified until friends from Detroit
He was said to have expressed desire
to die when the Tigers failed to win.
but his friends did not believe that he
was serious
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PIMLICO ENTRIES

First race. six furlongs. selling-Pimpante
1922 Dan de Noyles 102 Ramble 102. Aralia
102 Great Jubilee los. Black Nose los, Guam
tico 105. Eschau los, Maxim Gun los, Brown
Tony no.
Second race. one mile and 10 yards, selling
Minot 102, Kempton 102, Lady Karma 102,
King of Bashan 107. Gramsar 1O7. Niblick 107,
Bedouin 1O7 Progressing 1O7, Melbourne Nominee
107 Ballot Box 107. D'Arkle 107, President Mon
roe ITO, Bobbie Kean ITO, Clements ITO.
Third race six acknowledgements 103.
Adroit 103, Wonderworker 106. Andalusia log.
Evelyn s 10S Oscar t los. Don Q ILL., De
Burgoo Ill, Tollgatherer 113, Laura A 113,
Westover lib, Sunfre 116.
Fourth race, Elk Ridge hunt club. steeple-
chase, about two miles-Warrior las. Home
lander 152, Ny Grace 1J6, Halidame 161.
Fifth race, one and sixteenth miles, sell
ing-Gowanga 101. George G. Hall 104 Counter
mand 1o4 Gramsar 100, DArkle 100. Miss
Catesby Ill, Lally 112, Wilton Lackaye Ill.,
Bobbie Kean 49, Ontario 115.
Sixth race, Gentlemen's Driving Park purse,
one mile-Pocomoke 95 Rossfenton 90, Whip
top 1O7. Black Oak ITO, De Mund 115. Cave
Adsum 115.
Seventh race six furlongs selling -Settonia
az RACQUET 100, Elizabeth Sweeney 102, Flat
Greek 1902 Hawkwing 102, Constellation 102
Grania 1O2, Oremah los, Harold Junior 1O5
Pearl Point los.
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Workouts at Emeryville
Roy Shumway-Five-eig in 1904.
Machliu=Threa-ei1h in 81

Roy shumway-Five-eighths in 1904.
Mechlin-Three eighths in :37.
Linola-Half in 81.
Torbellino-Three-qua in 1:23, breezing.
Chipmunk and Pops-Haf in :52.
Righteasy-Five-eighths in los.
ralo Aito-Three,qua in ~ 10;
voorheea-Five-eighths In los:
Sewell-Three quarters in lie 35.
Johnny WHITEHALL in 80.
Cosset-Half in :5O1h
Aftermath-Three- quarters in ZIG 2-5.
Al Green-Five-eighths In 1:0415.
0rlin Ormonde-Three- quarters in 1:20 1-5.
Silver Line-Five -eighths in 1:021a.
Carmeiina-Three- quarters In 1:21h.
Temaceo-Half in "a As.
Kermit-Half in :49 As.
Z. Neugent-Half in :56 1-5.
Rose Queen and Hal-Three-eighths in :37.
Chief Wittman-Five-eighths in 1:04 Is.
Tony Faust-Half in :50E.
Listowel-Half in AS 3-5.
Fitzherbert-Mile in 1:46.
Billy Pullman-Half in 80.
Restigouche-Half in AS 40
Billy Bowlegs and County Clerk-Three-qu
) Ace of Diamonds and Little siss-Half in
Adena--Quarter in "a.
Nadzu-Mile in 1:44.
sKokomo-Half in 40 is.
Hollicking Boy-Half in "a.
Logistilla-Mile In AT is.
Don Enrique-Quarter in 1:25 1-5
Prince ormonde-Three- quarters In 1:21
Ellerd-Haif in 81.
Webber-Half in 80 3-5.
Satkass-Five- eighths in 1:o5.
Cadichon-Half in 81 3-5.
z. w. Burt-Three-quarters in 1:16 40.
County Seat-Three- quarters in 1:17.
Mozart-Half I'm 80 2-5.
FL Picar0-Five -eighths in 1:06 3-5
Little Jane-Haif in 40 3-5.
Carmisa-Three quarters in 1:21 Is.
Questionable in AS.
Veil-Half in :53
Waissenkind and Transmute--Half in 40 40
ArEonaut-Half in 40 Az.
Baboo-Half In 80 10.
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snAn
Bob Smyth Benefit Attracts Big
Crowd to Dreamland Pavilion

The members of San Francco sporting fraternity did them
selves proud the Bob Smyh benefit testimonial last night
Dreamand 1000 and admirers OF the
departed sporting writer gathered together and shouted and rooted
the fighters exciting hustled and hustled around
the ring The great and every and
the houseand there of the fair set that he
and she had done his and her duty when Announcer Jordan
thanked them all.
Scarcely prominent the sporting world missing
when called for All the promoters
track members OF the various athletic clubs old time bicycle
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FOR GREAT AUTO RACE

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Now that the
Vanderbilt cup race is over, automo-
bile enthusiasts are turning their at
tention to the grand prize race, which
will take place at Savannah Thanks
giving day. The entries for this race
show much larger percentage of for
eign cars than competed in the Van
derbilt cup race.
The cream of the European drivers
are expected to compete, and, with ali
the prominent American drivers en-
perhaps the best ever run off in Amer
lea
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WOULD FIGHT BIRD KILLERS

NEW YORK. Oct. 27-WfIlian,
butcher. president of the national as
ISOLATION of Audubon societies. said at
the annual meeting OF the association
in the American Museum of Natural
History today that Americans were
rObbing posterity and permitting an
annual crop loss of $500. 900, 600 due
He called for fund to fight the com
mercial bird killers IN every state
legislature
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TRANsFERMAN OBDURATE
Insists on Trial of Managers of
Fight Picture Show
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

BAKERSFIELD. Oct. 81. = Harry
Monahan. the San Francisco sporting
man, managing James w. Coffroths
Cans Nelson fight pictures shows, and
r. Farrellv and Frank Warner, his as
sistants, were arrested in Visalia today
on charges of battery preferred by
George May, the Bakersfield transfer
man. with whom they engaged in
ment of So bill.
The show is billed to appear in the
northern part of the valley this week
The three each gave SIS bond to be
here for arrangement.
Monahan has made overtures to set
tie, but May is obdurate and demands
the trial of his assailants
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REINSTATEMENT IMposs,nLE

WASHINGTON, Oct 27.-Secretarv
Wright today said that nothing could
be made in the matter of reinstating
Mingo Sanders, formerly sergeant Of
the Twenty fifth infantry, who, with
his battalion, was dismissed from the
army without honor for alleged partici-
patton in the Brownsville disorders
The only way now open for his rein
statement, the secretary said, would be
by special act of congress.
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Latonia Races

CINCINNATI, Oct 2T.--Latonia results:
First race. FIVE and a half furlongs- Desperate
won, Be Brief second Mique 0'Brien third.
Time, :o7 .3-5.
Second race, six furlongs won, Home
Run second Miss Crittenden third. Time,
TIA 3D.
Third race, six furlongs- sorreltop won, Lady
Ethel second. Snake Mary third. Time, IA 3-5.
Fourth race. mile and 20 yards-Han-
bridge won, Zienap second, Sally Preston third.
Time, LAB 1-5.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Lens won, Marbles
second, Merrick third. Time liza.
Sixth race, mile and three sixteenths-
Arrowswift won, Dunvegan second. Red Gaunt-
let third. Time, 200.
Weather cloudy; track fast.
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CHARGED WITH INSANITY

SANTA ROSA, Oct 27.-Mrs. Hattie
Runyan of this city, who is accused of
taking her children out at midnight
and holding them under the water
faucet and giving them bath. was ar
rested here today, charged with being
insane.
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SELLING BIG RACING STABLE

LEXINGTON, KY. Oct. 27.-The dis
posal sale. of Colonel Milton Young's
McGrathiana stud, the second largest
thoroughbred establishment of the
world, comprising 500 stations mares
and weanlings, began here today.
Young is preparing to leave the Amer
lean racing field and establish a plant
in Argentina.
The sales today included Cesarion
b. h., 16, by Faustus-imp. Cleo
patra. to James Samples, representing
James b. Seagrim. member of the Ca
madam parliament, at Toronto, Ont.
for $4,000.
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Runs of Berger 4, hits s. runs of Grifen o,
hits 3: runs of Hogan 3, hits 8. Credit victory
TO Grifen; charge defeat to Hogan. Home run
Curtis. Three base hit-Miller. Two base hit
La Longe. First base called bslls-on Loucks
l. OF Griffen Z. of Berger 2, OF Griffin 1.
Struck .out-By Hogan 8, by Berger 8. Hit by
pitched bsll-Mohler and Curtis (by Loucks).
Double plays-Hogan TO Truesdale to Miller;
Mohler to williams; Van Haltren to McCay;
McArdle to williams; Zeider to Williams; Mob
Ter TO Zeider TO Williams; Curtis to Williams.
wild pitcb-Berger. Time Of game hours.
Umpires-Perine and Flynn.
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EVANS VICTIM of FOOTBALL

LOGAN. UTAH Oct. 27-Thomas
Evans. the right guard of the football
II of the Utah agricultural college,
whose neck was dislocated last Sat
Ilrdav during the game with the Col
orado school of mines, died today with
out regaining consciousness. Evans
was "a years old and lived at Brigham
CITY
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Lat0nia Selections
By NEW YORK TELEGRAPH

First race-Wintergreen Alice
George, Ann MCGEE.
Second race-Sorrowful, j. Nc
Green. DIR. Berkeley.
Third race-Maid Militant, Be
Brief, Denver Girl.
Fourth race-KerchevaI, Lady
BaIdur, Old Honesty.
Fifth race-Gresham, Earl's
Court, Leonard Joe Hayman.
Sixth race-Harting, Brancas,
Beau Brummcl.
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Los ANGELES :. PORTLAND 2

Los ANGELES, Oct 2T.-Los Angeles defeated
Portland in the opening game Of the last series
Of the season today by score Of to q Port
land lost the game mainly through the wildness
of Graney and the teams errors. Danzig went
in to pitch for the visitors in the seventh inning
and allowed only hit. Brswalter pitched
good game throughout johnson made a star
banded catch In the first inning and touched
third doubling Hosp. Score:
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CASTRO SEEKS REELECTION

WILLEMSTADT, Oct. 27.-According
to newspapers received here from Ven
ezuela there is a plan already on foot
to bring about the election of President
Castro TO another term of office in 1911,
when his present term expires.
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BOOkies Freely Take
''Oral" Wagers
Keep Within Law at Jamaica
Track, Where FOunfainbIue
Wins Feature Race
SPECIAL DISPATCH no THE CALL

JAMAICA, N. z, Oct. 27.-There was
more hustle and animation at the ia
maica track today than had been ap-
parent to race goers since the anti
public betting laws went into effect.
This change was due to the favorable
decision which Magistrate Geismar
handed down to the book makers
charged with violation of the law.
The men were in cheerful mood all
the afternoon and did not hesitate to
accept an 'oral" wager. Ali attempts
to disguise their operations were aban-
doned. 1t was noticeable that while
they accepted "oral' bets freely, they
lived within the letter of che law as
Interpreted by the justices and re-
Trained from registering the wagers
and from accepting money in payment
of the same.
The handicap at six fuIlongs was
won by Fountainblue. This horse. once
famous as the only year old that
ever beat Salvidere, won in a driving
finish by half a length. The soft going
favored his shaking, unsound legs and
enabled him to race we'll enough to
beat Cressina, the pace maker, at the
end. The summary:
FIRST RACE-Five furiongs, selling, $500
added. for 2 year olds:
Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
Strike Out, 1O9 lHolmesl -.-.--.-..-.,.. l
Erbet, 80 tSchmidt) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sententious, 80 (Bergenl
Time. 1:01. Lasata, Font, Garland, Prosper,
La Belle Agnes, finished named.
SECOND RACE-Mile and sixteenth, $500
added, selling, for year olds and upward
Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
Sanguine, 80 (Creevy) .......-
Animus 1o9 (Notter) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
Okenite, 9s (Yorke) Observation-Disclosures. 3
Time, 1:4S 20. Imitator, Golconda, Milford,
Faust, finished as named.
THIRD RACE-Ffve furlongs, for maiden 2
year olds. $500 added:
Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
Merry Gift 81 tSumter) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
May River, 92 (Creevy). Observation-Disclosures. 2
HOFFMAN, 80 tBergen) --.-.
Time, 1:01 3-5. Otogo. Cowen. The Vicar, r..
de Coverley, Merise Mobility, Ark, Aunt julie,
Newbury. finished named.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs handicap, $500
added, for all ages:
Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
Fountain Blue, Ill (Herbert) ................ 1
Cressina. il3 (Holmes) Observation-Disclosures. 2
Question Mark, 100 (Notter) 3
Time, lib As. Notasulga, Queen Marguerite,
Arondack finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and a sixteenth, selling,
$500 added for year olds:
Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
Ardri. 102 (Creevy) ............... 1
Raquet. 102 (Bergen) .--............... 2
Norbitt, ITO (Notter) Observation-Disclosures. 3
Time, 1:4s 4-5. Winning Star. Malaga Tiyoli,
Frances Ray, Tender and True, finished ms
named.
SIXTH RACE-Five and half furlongs $500
added. for year olds:
Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
Waponoca, 122 (Notter) Observation-Disclosures. 1
Sententious, 80 lUraD .:...........-..... 2
Bird Of Flight IL, liz (Cullen) ..-.......... 3
Time, :07 As. Eustacian Dandy Dixon I'm
Gle Jim, finished as named.
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PORTLAND


Three base hit-Bassey. Sacrifice hits-Ellis
and Dillon. First base on errors-I.os Angeles 2
Portland 2. Left on bases-Los Angeles IL
Portland @. First base on called balls-On
Graney S. of Briswalter 2. Struck out-By
Briswalter Z, by Graney 1, by Danzig 2. Double
plays-Johnson, unassisted; Cooney to Casey t.
Danzig. Wild pitches-Graney 2. Hit by pitched
ball-Ryan and Delmas. Time Of game-I houl
and As minutes. Umpires-o'Connell and To
man.
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SAN FRANCISCO

"Batted for Berger in eighth.
@'Two out when winning run scored.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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SHOT FROM AMBUSH

NORFOLK. Va, Oct ct. G. Jones
aged so years. a prominent merchant
at Holland. Va. was shot from am
bush in his own yard late last night
and died today Jones was to have
given testimony In a contested will
case
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TAKE A PEEK

Into The Calls Business Chance and
Lodging House columns 1t may be
there and you may need it.
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Carthage Hans. Sentimental and three others
will make up ". S. Williams shipment from
Kentucky to Arcadia.
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Do You Want $5.O0s
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page IL.
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Jockey Charles Borel was also an arrival at
EmeryFllle yesterday B0rel had a bad fall at
Butte which kept him out Of the saddle most
Of the summer but he recovered from the eff
fleets OF II sufhciently TO resume riding at the
Anaconda meeting. He was especially success
ful during the recent meeting at Salt Lake the
winning Of the entire card being one OF his feats
last week. B0rel can ride at 103 and may be
connected with W. OBJ. Macdonoughs stable
this winter.
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PimlicO Races

pIMLrco. Nd, Oct. 27-roday's summary;
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-09-18
Weak Kidneys

Weak Kidneys surely point to weak kidney
Nerves. The Kidneys, like the Heart. and the
Stomach, find their weakness not In the organ
Itself. but In the nerves that control and guide
and strengthen them. DR.. Shops Restorative ID
D medicine specifically prepared 70 reach these
controlling nerves. To doctor the Kidneys alone.
b futile. It is waste Of time, and Of money -
well.
II your back aches or q weak, II the urine
Dcalds or dark and strong, II you have symptoms
Of Brights or other distressing or dangerous Id
ney disease, Try DR.. shoops Restorative q month
tablets or Lquid-and see what It can and WIN
Do for you. DuYist recommend and se1
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-09-18
Republican .P.nlss.

sTnres. psaiss sitSln.sost .ysafTto
the credit, Of the Republican party,
and yet they say the Democratic par
ty brings hard times. The panic Of
1873 can be blamed on to the Repub-
licans. The next panic came to its
height In 1898 in Cleyeland's admins
tration, but the cause Of the panic
was the deficiency Of s250,OOO,O 900,
which accrued IN Harrison's admin
istration. Cleveland has been cursed
all over the nation for issuing bonds
to buy gold to cover the deficiency.
The fact Is that President Harri-
son and his secretary Of the treas
ury, Foster, had the steel plates made
for the printing of these bonds before
Cleveland took his seat. That was
surely a panic Of the Republican ad-
ministration.
But we do not have to go to an
cient history. The panic last fall fol.
lowed period Of so-called Repubn-
can prosperity. There is no need to
expatiate on trouble of that kind.
The Republican utterances to the con
trary the country is still feeling the
effects and the nation knows now the
difference, from what a cashiers
check is.-Hutchinson Gazette.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-09-18

George Thatcher, Jr, has gone to
Manhattan to attend the agricultural
college this winter.
Robert Gwinn and family entertain.
ed as a guest last week Mr.. w. q.
Campbell Of Newton.
The Harris boys returned from the
west Saturday evening, with a bunch
of cattle, which they will feed this
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Goatley were
down from Pawnee Rock Monday on
business. They called here to re.
new their Democrat subscription.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-09-18

Kodol will, without doubt, make
your stomach strong, and will almost
instantly relieve you Of all the symp-
toms of indigestion. 1t will do this
because il is made up Of the natural
digestive juices Of the stomach so
combined that it completely digests
the food just as the stomach will do
it, so you see Kodol can't fail to help
YOU promptly. tits sold by Hooper
Drug Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-09-18

Plenty Of ersa. Bend Readers Hav'

Plenty Of Great Bend Readers Have
the Same Experience.
Don't neglect an aching back.
It viii get worse every year.
Backache Is really kidney ache.
To cure the back you must cure
the kidneys.
II you don't, other kidney ills fol-
low
Urinary troubles, diabetes, Bright's
disease.
A Great Bend citizen tells you how
the cure is easy.
John Moffat, living at 1916 William
st. Great Bend, Kansas says: For
about three years I was greatly troub
led with kidney ailment, which grad
ually grew worse. The kidney Sc
cretions were entirely too frequent
and often was forced to arise from
six to seven times a night. My back
panied me occasionally, and l often
had spells Of dizziness, during which
black spots would appear before my
eyes, l tried several remedies, but
never got more than temporary re.
lief until l procured Doan's Kidney
Pills at the A. & A. Drug Co. The
effect Of their use was almost magi.
cal and l have not had a bit Of kid.
ney trouble since. You are welcome
to the use Of my name as one who,
from personal experience can endorse
Doan's Kidney Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name -Doan's -
and take no other.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-09-18

Ira Clark is visiting Newton friends
Rev. Pierce of the Baptist church
spent Sunday in Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kepple and
daughter are visiting friends on the
Pacific coast.
The Christie Grain Co. of this city
has sold their office and business to
a Kansas City man by the name of
Burnside.
Miss Ella McMullen and Mr.. Joe
McMullen attended the funeral of an
old friend Of the family at Burton
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Dawson enter.
tanned a few friends Friday evening
in honor of Mrs. Brain and Mr.. Try.
on OF Los: Angeles.
J. L. Krieter of Garden City and
Elem Harris Of Macksville are in the
city visiting the Harris family. and
will go from here to the big fair at
Hutchinson.
Charlie Carey, at one time with the
Moses establishment in this city. but
lately located at!Peabody, has gone
10 thu, state Of Washington where he
Will go into business.
AsJames Gaunt was coming to tow
circus day one of the horess he was
driving became frightened as thew
were crossing the bridge and reared
up, falling over dead.
Mrs. Ed Trayler and son of Mullin.
vile, who have been visiting the
Dodges the last week, left for Hut.
Crimson yesterday where they will
visit a few days before returning
home.
Ben Kelly of the south side, who
was operated on a few days ago is
recovering very nicely. He has
been discharged from the hospital
and returned to his home.
Miss Irene and Mr.. Chas. Hooper, j
went to Wichita Saturday last fol-
few days visit. From there Charlie,
goes to Lawrence to resume his
studies at the university.
Miss Hazel Horner of the west
side almost forgot that she had &
birthday last week, being reminded
of it by number Of her young frien
/ perpetrating a surprise on her.
Miss Nellie Brumbaugh and Mis-:
Aletha Bailey have gone to the west
ern part of the county, where eacl
has a school for the coming winter
work having commenced this week.
, The Great Majestic Malleable anC
; Charcoal Iron range lasts longer, heat
more water, heats quicker, uses les.
fuel, bakes better, and gives bette
general satisfaction than any othe
range on the market. Call at on
store, we will prove these facts t
you. The Great Bend Hdwe & ImI
Co.