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back with hard loft. Papke took
hin beating without filnohing. and
went to hia corner strong
Round Eight.
They fought into oiinoh
ketehel put a right 10 body, rapke
put hard right 10 face. Ke'chels
wicked right landed ON Papke'a
ahouldor. ketchel landed rlght
swing lightly They eilnohed,
Ketchel vsporcuttins. Papke hook.
ing ON ths law. Ketehel landed hard
right smash on tho eye They
elinehed again. rapke seemed tired.
and HIS punches lacked steam.
Ketehel hit him with wicked loft
katchcl has good lead and IN fight
Ing cautiously Ketchei put hard
rlsht 20 stomach and right uppercut
10 Jaw. Papke missed wicked risht
swing. and Kctchei put two wicked
lafts to body, kctohei caught him
with hard left hook at gong
ketchers round
Round Nine.
They exchange hard lefta 10 face
MAA AtaANAt RtANHtA ENA HhFM iNfh
to jaw aud two wicked icfta 10 body
ketchel put two hard rights 10
body Papke starteP blood from
ketehels' noAe with hard left
ketehel staggered papks with
hard sight swing 20 tho jaw. send.
ing him clean across the ring
Aetchei LANDED series of stiff
upperelua Papke fighting Wild.
wieing his bleeding nusa on ketrh.
els sce. No steam left Ia Papke's
blows Parko put lisht right 20
body They eilnehwd ketcheia
round Al this stage OF tho game
tho gight Il all kotehel. although
fapke seems strong and unaffect.
Cd BY tho punishment At that HIS
blows have lost their force
Ropns Ten.
papke rushed out OF hla corner.
but aid no damage. lie took much
the worst Of u IN elinch ketch
vi missed left uppeFcmt Both put
light rights 10 head asd cllnched
rapka landed iieht r@st uppercut.
ketchcl missed hard right swing.
but put wicked .sr 10 body They
sxcA~a@"s ssrs Fts&sa Is face
G-{c@sl mL.-ea pats sa@ famous
low Akir They elsscssss. kstciiel
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AT EMERYvILLE

ny ONAfNN Ff"N@tf
OAKLAND Cal. Nov, Tin the
presence 81 over 10000 people. Don
Enrique. carrying the eolafn OF
Charles Ellison, won the Ihankssif-
ing handicap al Emoryyille.
poraute. the favoriis. was second,
while Royal Tourist. stable eompan
ion bf the winner. waa third. Wealth
er conditions were ideal. bus the
track was heavy Some fine fields
went 20 tho post and tha sport wns
of . hiah order Twenty ak hooks
wafa o. line. aud betting was very
io,Avy. Results.
Rive and a half furlonEs. purse
cawen won. Mafchtuio second. Fslo
Alto third Time 10 ist.
Hlx fiffionHH settling Mike Aaheifn
won. Elevation second, fFeatiEc
third Time - 1915.
Fuiusfty courcs purse r hosebsn
won. coiieetor Jaaaup second J. g,
Core third Time 10 3se.
one mile and ono fusions Thanks
giving handicap $4,000 adaed Don
Enrique won. narnnse seeoud. Royal
Tourist third Tlma-i s4i.a
Nile and = quarter. selling l'nls
lefta won. f.adyoAlicla second. Nadzu
thlsd Time 10.
als faflenga. aellin. Wap won.
Won Tfomu second. Lord Provost
fiFd TIN. -iitai-t
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CORN ELI.
LOSES
P-s@msylvsria Wins the
Fo'eabsA@ C.asr@s by
Score of NJ 90 4.

spess.s Fszs.etsiA. ~os. sT-cos
,ell voe fAa to@~. .&s s@.ces. 60
Kick sw esnssslvensa ran tss ball
hack ~ ies - rsra isss 4 psisiiss
duel then follow@a. seelse ~fss
pennAyls@aiS 8~ws~6 weya saa ball
on h.r o~e 10 rsrs lk@s
For the F-~s@lgs~s - ihG half
Cornell dea n@ek p@wtfse, nisls
ronueyiv@sla played straight feset
ball, rushing tsrossah C~rs~iis lsss
and forcinE hef way &.s@a va field
10 corn~ai's 10 yasa na@ wh~ss Wal
der puns@va 20 yards cot "a danger
kelnash ~As sast and miller scat
into Ma rlAor
Aft~s a fsgFfAev ww~aAaRae az raas@
w alA~s agFist@s sEosxa Ccfaslf~
cod from tbe Cofwcii - yard iiss
mh& mn%Ae . hrs>sA ayw& HhoaYtzaf
ksek@s ghe pal sssvv eeas4yf
sRsks 9. c~rAez .
Nesthsv aaeAs nsu~ee sasaag see ~
saaaaaas e sNs sirss kat
ssssAu bsaas
Yfe aaseaamlsa ~ tas nsraua& haze
fasna both keAma w4sh tkesr Use
apa mnch@Nmaa bss-ll@nAasas hseA 81
OFT. attacking the wasa gwsi Mower
raa fse hall smsa - y@rs@. bringing
Cornell o. ike e~atsF - the field
MRales. seAiNs greet interference.
tack tee safl - Fezsey irsaia's Is
yard tis@. hefe Ttefrs@, eupgiAni.
"a ifm&chin8oa. c.sfssifA L@S bali
hHeR. wataaw - cesNsii pxNi~-s.
ard step baA vas booted coat OF
benna8n ~ FumNagfvamiap % yass
line
Eheswug s@eA sfwwev'1 Fl@ce ~
right halt Ttwstuhan waa rnws ptFee
tho bali Gag tane h1H&. an@ b.
mads 70 yards
In a srFimsnse1 Mattog 0as klaes
and farccd - Eettfe
WaldrF here painted b. xitSbF.
who made a sIestacuiag ram - -
yards. MARTINS eff tRckhrw after
tackloF. and naweF stagEinE Nnsh Ne
had placed the hall @m CCgmesl's
s yard line
Pennayivamin @Re FsaEaA~esa 5
yards f@g hoisine ne tlun BAIL. tksc1
was taken 10 CarnefTs as yers Aes.
and Heiienbuek esasfhed Into the go
pessmg ltne tag ; yard sea&.
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4 ~@&s. tss VARSITY centee. Nse -
eoVsfss the eel. hchiad tbs etaa.
ssehs Rnai MIRO sNsr Clark bad
fza htxe IL. MesAl9S ktesa3 soal
svos pisS~u1~ fsww the 60 yard
hs@
ssosA mrogpo we've made In ths sec
0md hale Msite0gssA easily esit
glag~a lAs varsity eleven in ths
frwt hAis. however OsartaFhask
l4t0orwgss for the varsity starred
Ia tho rf~s half. hat Was later ear.
riet or tks ncla ix5ureS. PilklnE
ina. = riss player. waa ruled off the
rst4 Poe FoaEhs@aa insteaA OF
taehtne E4mhhasm. who WAS retarn
Lac a p@ms. be stood 'ssiii asa stiff
ArrsmA him
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VICTOR

&pONANH Nee 9s Nv tha
aSrfr seicsiaan agsspe 70 ~ 20 o the
@r@leans haigh fesaasa tcaNn ysss, 60
Aay taa& ttso itsAtas salt isA1n Cfly
team iat@ aAs9a. The lrss&i Rsbooi
its03ayea the ks@a fssm n the sea-
SON. Tbs oVe@ style % football was
us4d ny both teams
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KRANT KNOCKED OUT
LARRY GARDNER

T6SOPAH. Nov n Harry lkldl
krant u Seattle last night knocked
out Larry Gordon ~ Butte IN the
thirteenth round ~ q soheduled z5s
round min. The Fight was Nhiri-
sind affair and WAS Witnessed ~ a
large eruMd The knockout blow
vas terrific right sNsnK 90 the
jaw In iria round Gordon was
Heut q, the mat five times. knnt
DEMONSTRATED that BE- vas a Feod
long range tighter. cutting his man
ts ribbons Gordon ekcslisd IN the
iufskhtina
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Varsity Out Gemersls Club
and Exeels in Kicking
Department.

gbF 0@tt9aa RwasAe
PORTLAND. N0v n Before
laFaa. typacal YAaMhast vins Gar
crowd. the University ~ oTsg@a
&sfeate& tte ots~ea II sh@ Maltme
mah Athiesie elm@ YESTERDAY By q
HaoFe % 10 ~
oreEoa conserved hag eaevgs~s
mntii aftcv aha kasa tAa elms Haasw
eafficisRtiy anAamaaues. Nod thmB
played hard tha4la we're maAQ ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27

ST LOUIS. Nov uneoverfng
their brilliant passes and trick plays.
this Carlisle Indians yesterday de
fcassd the ~. Louis university team
here. II % Q Thu game wAs asow.
however. 81 Louis put up a STUB
born defense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27

TIE seaftin United soccer foot
tau team yesterday won itH fourth
consecutive victory ~ Durdale's
para - defeating an aii-saar az
6fssat3nh - = scrrs ~ J goals 10
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Ugly. nj

HA1.EM. ORE. Nov. 3T.-The LIN
cnin hish srhooi team yesterday de-
faated tha local high school esrven
by a score 81 ~ 10 ~. but only after
scare Ia the first half Lincoln
siarted the game with subs and tho
ffrat haH ended 10 to g. Assistant
Coach Fowler sent the regulars IN
tsa second half and easily made the
FArs4aEr each time. and ran the
scsFe up TO -. Salem was osIf .
sssisisei. but played a piacty game
CUT RATE cleaning. praasIng.
repairing 3uisa CLEANED AND
PRESSED. 75e. Club rate. si.25 a
month. n. /. stnsaman. fs04 FIret
zee
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Illinois Thunderbolt Goes
to Defeat Before the
Michigan Man.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. a7.--Ry
knocking out nilty papke. the Illl.
nois thunderbolt. Stanley Ketehel OF
Grand Rapids. Mich. last night re
gained the middleweight champion.
ahip Of the world.
Ketchel delivered the knockout
blow in the eleventh round. with a
well directed swing 10 panke's Jaw,
Papks had previously In this round
succumhed 20 the vicious right and
left swing of kcfchel. and had TAX.
en- the count OF nine.
Ketchel led throughout
Papke declares that he wants an.
other match. and ketchel says he
10 willing The crowa was one Of
the biggest t1aat ever witnessed
night in San Francisco.
Round one.
They went AT II without shaking
hands, They fiddied and ciinched
On the break Papke put n stiff
right and left % Jaw. Ketchel land.
ed right on eye They clineh. and
Papke pounds. TO stomach. They
elinched again. papkc landed right
20 Jaw. The pace was terrific
They 90 into long eiineh. In
furious mixup kstchel put vicious
len 70 head. Kotchel caught papks
with a wicked pnnch on Jaw. aud
then flngged him numerically
against the ropes Papkos vseather.
ed the storm until the gong. ketch'
els round.
ReuRs Tive.
They rurhes AZ each other hse a
rass Of tiysrs ass ctLnokss On
the break tk.sy e~ekssaes4 isrs& 90
head. Tses slnsses esea other.
w*bs both haeasss free @ssa es4~etasd
rsTfses ncse IA bleeding rA@As
cawWs3 keseaeai hard Fsz%t GA
cffAn. asna rcwaaasss he ms@an~na
lktGs IastA mlsspwa raRAAs In a
Eagllsas wssUap hsah tanshaa hard
lNsEs 10 body. PasAa s~azaAisa
es0aHa3 Exem rsnrua
RSusrSd ThreeA
kelteaaef eaEas Ne eaMttamaa,eff,
ksocksf hsft 1ar kulsy. Fag&s NsamD
ed two tFtes win rixh6. KkeF
eiInrlae4 Ketrhea m1ssea wstA
Left TN meatral @@vnaw They ga.
changed he&ts 90 face ama climbed
Papke fa1Ght with rirht hand IL
clineh. laneing hEnfir. PaRise
landed stift lcfs swtnx b. hAs Eaa
repeated rnnrsant latter. YheF
rouEfcf n tn \ pFeienxea esfneA.
ketchel Eslxsnsl waess& heft Bwiaa
fapke get 60 fapo NTH nxhf len
They ciinxhe& EatrAea lansles
hard Fishs s~lssg h. hw. Yhay
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PAPkE VANQUISHED, AND
KETCHEL is CHAMPION

we're olinohed and holding at the
bell Even round.
Round Four.
Both were up on the jump Roth
missed left swings and they kldded
each other In a clinch. Referee
Welsh cautioned both boys not 20
hold. Katchel landed hard right
10 hcadO rapke came back with
same punch. They clinched IN
Ketchel'a corner. Ketchai blocked
Papke's loft. Another ellnch. Kst.
chel missed Wild left swing and
took two light rights ON the Jaw.
papke missed with left and they
clinched. They fiddied and clinch.
Cd again In neutral corner. ket.
chel punished Papko over kidneys
with left. They exchanged light
iefta to face. keohel'a roulri.
Round Five.
Papks missed with left. but
ketchel didn't. They wreatlad In
a. clineh. ketchel missed wicked
left Ehsy fiddied into another
clinch. ketzhel aa~tse Parse
through ropes with hard right 10
the Jaw. aud they both went out
OF tho ring into the laps OF the
spectators. Neither WAS hurt by
the fall. papke put right to ear
and loft 10 body They ollnched
again. papke putting another right
60 ear. Ketchsl chopped over
wicked rsght hook TO the sw. They
clinched Rapka missed left
swing ketchel put terrific ieft %
stomach. ketchel chopped PApke
over the eye risht az the gong
Kctchers round
Rouns slx.
Thoy ellnehes ana wre~aed
Ketchel missed right Tor the body.
and they slincked ss@s more.
Papke seems inclined 10 hold
Papks nrssed rlest ~ haas. bur
got nsqs wfss lAedss soes Rsssa.sl
Fst risst 60 fas@ anes rspst 60 body.
Both slss~sls,a badly. fMp&a ksls
hard FaPaae ssFe@ blood ernmu
Eeteasss m0naM WITH . h@Nt b@ss
Rg4ch@ pRmupsjl~.a pNS&@ hard om
tfss body With hnsf. Aaa te{t@a ktm
lw a cliae& wasA i~fs. Me1ehnl han4
cd bteh& loft 10 Free aaa tAeV
eliheaea UaRt1. Ksseesal has . anota
had Ia t&ha reaa&.
Rsum8 ssxcnA
Pawtoe g&aatel lAaht tesa ca KetcA,
els sore mo@tk. They efincha8
Estehed naAa@eA vtehama FiGhs swiRa.
~ ata FapAa They elinehea
KeseA@ mkaae& wtth rAghs. bet pas
terrific i@ft 10 sAe body They
rhRehea asaan. Ketehei nlaaaa
naethes hard rialst Ketekai laAan
i've stiff apFssetfts IN eiineh. Pnpke
Eshsss& witk righs PaBke @4saea
right sN4ax. bat tan4e& stratght heft
10 tasa FYHsiaz he VIVA setftaE
TIM wogss ~ Il. Paphe FpWehed hius
so4 @ut Of q elineh Ketchea taaa-
"a vltufaege rAHh4 aMlna and suasssn
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yarns, lnsurlug good wear
Londona is the best place in
town 10 buy sweaters .....
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Seattle Theatre
Russell A Drew. Mgfs -. I,
foniGht and EVER sixis IA.
Week.
"Bukco IN ARlxosss
biggest ifif II WesEs
Nest Meek. sfartInr s.rf.x
hsftses,
"a sTnUGeIE con ests.
Sig Compa -. Bss caN 4,
Production.
Prices Aaia.. Ice aud ~. Va.
isc 20 SOC.
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SAVANNAH. Ga. Nov IL
over a crooked course OF z313
miles. the great automobile race
of the grand prize ~ the Antom0-
bile club Of America was run TO
day. Twenty machines Of the
larger make from all parts 81 The
world we're entered. Thousands
Of auto enthusiasts have been en-
tcfina here all week from all parts
Of the country and when the first
race began 10000 persons we're IN
the stands aud along the course.
dc Palma. In a Fiat car, led AZ
the end Of tbs first lap, He WAS
going AZ a speed ~ G16 miles
an hour.
Driver Seymour IN a Simpler.
led az the end % the second lap.
10 Palma dld not pass the third
lap until seven cars bad entered
the fifth lap
In the fourth lap HAnriot, in tho
Benz car. led AZ the terrific pace
u Sa.st miles an hour. Earle. also
ia a Benz car, ran him a close
second
Fast Racing In sixth.
The first aix cars AZ the end o.
the nth lap were within So sec
onds Of each other. Hanriots
average on the third lap was 100
miles an hour.
A. the sixth LAP Hanriot vas
sfill leading with Henry. IN a Benz
car. 70 seconds behInd the leader
Their positions at the end Of
the seventh lap we're unchanged.
Wagner. winner of tha Wander.
biz race 10 1906. IN a FRAT. leaped
Into the lead n the eighth lap.
HAnriot second. Ia the sth lap. De
Palma regalned the lead. and ia
the 10th HAnriot took first place.
Wagner noNing NAxxaro for second
place Earle. In a Benz car. going
Al a terrific pace. fiww OF the
track az = tangent. struck a tree
And was seriously hurt
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RACE
WAGNER WINS THE BIC
EVENT BY ID
SECONDS.
.----s~---~--@=s-----
Driver Won Vanderbilt
Cup Race in 1906
Again Champion.

tBy United pressJ

SAVANNAH. Ga. Nov n. 4
Wagner wins the race BY IA
\ seconds.
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LsnGC THEATRE = oc11z1
ana WashinEton a. Week
ming Nov. ~ 1895 Nj 7
aenfa that funny comedy s<f,H
entitled The Wrong auf111 n
the Wrong Man n ~ -
ROOM "Glim0Fa 4 1uttH ~
srw and dancers. Mr. Tonsy s1l1t
tern. monnioRiet Hiu 49,
Ward. intrnducfng The
Dance. Benson q Wtsioa u o1I
fui gfris-ff Nntfnee8 He4
and Sun. Prices fsc. fkf. ~
up. Phone lad SCI.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-01-23

Bears the The Kind YOU HaB Always BouQji
Signature # &MMzzs

Try q Sunday dinner at the Scot.
land House.
Walter Collinge and wife return
ed from Missouri today.
John F. Schmidt attended the
funeral Of his sister-in-law at Vod-
many yesterday.
Earl Eastman, who is now doing
supply work as baggageman forthe
G. M. & ST. P. Ry. Co., visited
Scotland friends the fore part of
the week.
Ed. Resner arrived today from
New England, N. d., where he has
bee living on his claim since Oc-
tober, 1906.
Miss Marian Mum and her
friend, Miss Bollinger came up
from Running Water Saturday to
visit the formers parents.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-01-23

Mr.. August Chest of Faux coun-
ty is visiting Scotland friends this
week.
Mr.. Frank Weber returned to
his home in North Dakota Tues
day after visiting his children here.
W. F. Brooks of Pierson. Ia,
was here this week looking after
his farm west Of town, worked by
Andrew Osse.
Mrs. Logeman spent Sunday at.
the home of her brother, w. A.
Cobb, returning to her home in
Memo Tuesday.
The Maxwell Mennonite COLONY
have just received three fine large
stations from Iowa. They are all
coal black, one a Belgian and the
other two are P~ercherons.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wittmayer
and daughter Johanna left today
by way of Kansas City, Denver
and Salt Lake City for California.
They will visit Los Angeles, Santa
Monica, San Francisco and Sacra-
mento, spending about a month at
the various places. Mr.. Wittmay-
er will then return and Mrs. Witt
mayer and daughter will spend the
balance Of the winter at Lodi, Cal,
visiting friends.
Hon. G.. W. Snow of Springfield
and Capt. Jos. Leach of Running
Water we're in town Tuesday on
their way to Sioux City to attend
the Missouri River Navigation Con-
gress. Capt. Leach has navigated
the Missouri river for the past for
ty years and is as we'll informed
on the antics of that unruly stream
as any n in the country, and he
says he thinks it can be success
fully harnessed.
The grip seems to be quite prev
alent in this vicinity, and the doc.
tors are kept quite busy. Kirb
Dunmlre, Geo. Dummies family,
Mrs Chamberlain, Mrs. Remboldt,
Cecilia Wanek, and a Huisman
girl living south of town have been
on the list the past week, the latter
having some symptoms of typhoid.
Mrs. John Foley, north of Olivet,
has also been under the doctors
care.
Alex. Mann left on Tuesday
morning for Herford, Tex, where
he expects to invest in some reaJ
estate. The weather when he lef1
was like a morning in April. D
X. Tomlinson received a paper or
that same day published at Her
ford, in which it stated that they
were having their fourth snow
storm, about two inches of snow
having fallen, and the temperature
was two below zero. AS we have
had scarcely any snow this winter
and the thermometer has not beer
below zero the contrast will be I'm
favorable,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-01-23
Rooseyelt>Taft Clubs TO Meet.

Mitchell Daily Republican-In
all probability II of the greatest
political gatherings that has been
held in South Dakota in years will
assemble in Mitchell Wednesday
evening, Jan. 80 1t will be agath-
ering of the Roosevelt Taft clubs
OF the state. Some two months
ago the first Roosevelt Taft club of
the state was organized in Mitchell
and since then these clubs have
been organized in a great many
places, until at the present time
they have reached an important
factor in the policies of the state.
1t is the intention to have each
county in the state represented at
this meeting, and delegates will
doubtless be selected from each
club to represent the county.
One of the big features of the
meeting will be the address of SEN
ator A. B. Kittredge. An invita-
ton was extended the senator by
local club for the senior to deliver
the principal address, and informa-
ton has just come from him at
Washington that he will be pres
ent and deliver the address. SEN
ator Kittredge and Secretary Taft
are very close friends and he stat
ed that he would be glad of the OPP
portunity to speak to the members
of the Roosevelt Taft clubs.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-01-23

Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature st &mzZzzzzM

A pamphlet of thirty six pages,
compiled lby Mr.. Clarence Nell.
vane. commissioner of immigra-
ton, has been received at this Of
fee. It contains a vast amount of
useful and interesting information
regarding the industrial and social
conditions and natural advantages
of this state, and is illustrated with
cuts of public buildings and farm
scenes.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-01-23

Mrs. Blanche Tice of Sioux City
was the guest of Mrs. w. A. Cobb
Tuesday.
A. Gloege, who has been selling
cream separators in the Black
Hills, returned home Monday.
Will Mcclellan sold his interest
In the Short Order restaurant to
his partner, Homer Thompson.
Frank zolnowskey went to Sioux
City yesterday as a delegate from
Scotland to the Missouri River
Navigation congress.
Carl Hirsch was down from
Tripp Wednesday. He had in
tended to join the party that went
to Texas Tuesday, but was unable
to leave at this time on account of
sickness in his family.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-01-23

A. l.. Fish was in town between
trains Tuesday.
Dry Shaw OF. 'Parkston was in
town between trains Wednesday.
T. J. Marchant returned to his
home in Boulder, Colo, Wednes-
day.
Glover Seed Wanted. Fancy
price for fancy seed.
F.. L. WHEELER.
A surprise party was given
Frank Plattner jr. last Saturday
evening.
Some of the schoolmates of Miss
Aloa Mcclellan gave her a surprise
one evening last week.
County Treasurer John KiehI-
bauch was in town Wednesday on
his way home from the north.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-01-23
Memo Herald Mrs.

Memo Herald: Mrs. f. J..
Preszler went to Bridgewater to
spend some time visiting her moth
er. Fred started to travel on the
road Monday and will have head
quarters at Mitchell where he pur-
chased a house last fall.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-01-23

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The Democratic Executive Commit tee of the Second Congressional dis trict faces financial difiiculty. which will have to be solved before the pri- mary of September 12. and the method of the solution is causing Chairman W. A. Henderson of the body no little wor- ry.
 If the demands of the nine counties of the district are met, $1.600 will have to be raised by the committee before the day on which the people will choose the successor to Col. A. A Wiley. When the executive committee met and or- dered the primary. 1t was thought that S2400 would cover all the expenses of printing the tickets and the payment of managers. clerks, and returning om- cers of the various polls. At that time 1t was believed that there would be four candidates for the long term and two candidates for the short term. Accordingly the assessment of each candidate was fixed at $500. for the long term and $200 for the short term.
 Now there is but one candidate for the short term. Capt O. c. Wiley, brother to the late congressman. Three fore the committee will have only S2,- 200 in which to pay the expenses of the primary.
 But the situation Is even more en- barrassing. Every one of the nine
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-20
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Washington, Aug. 1s.-washington and St. Louis broke even in the double header here today. Waddel1 was a puzzle in the first, striking out eleven batsmen. while Hughes allowed the vis- itors only four hits in tae second Heidrick, who has been out of the game for three years, joined St. Louis here today and played excellent ball. Scores: Washington shin ss9. O1O GOO O1uIs . Q st. Louis. =. 02o iOo 00I-4 Ii o Batteries-c. smith and Street; Wad- dell and S. Smith. Time 1:45. wssSPnstosn ssSGne sam"; 900 oI1 os.It Fl Ii St Louis. .. 900 100 o0O-1 1 Batteries--Hughes and Street; Powell and Stephens. Time 1:40. Umpires Hurst and Connolly.
 Philadelphia, Aug. 19.-After Cbica- go knocked Plank off the rubber in the first inning today. Philadelphia got the lead by hammering Walsh's curves but Dybert. who succf eded Plank. became wild in the seventh and his place was taken by Vickers, who saved the game. Score;
 Chicago. .... :. 300 OO1 1Oo-5 Batteriese-waish R -S and i0t shaw. Plank. Dygert. vickers and Powers and schreck. Time 2:12. Umpires Sheri- dan and Egan.
 Boston, Aug. 19.-~Falkenburg was knocked out of the box in the first inning and Leibhardt was batted hard in the eighth, Boston winning from Clevland today. Score:
 R.H.E. Boston. .. .. .. 300 900 04s-7 ii Cleveland. e. 101 900 0O0-2 Batteries - Falk enburg, Leibhardt and N. Clarke; Morgan, Young and Carrigan. Time 1:4S. Umpire Evans. 
 New York, Aug. 19.-Detroit met an unexpected defeat by the locals today. Moriarity made a sensational steal home in the seventh inning. The vis- itors were outplayed on every stage of the game. Score:
 RH.E. Detroit. .. .. Q. 900 900 0OO--0 III 3 New York. .. .. III 900 23s-s i4 0 Batteries-Mullin and Schmidt; Ches- bro and Blair. Time 1850. Umpire O'Loughlin.