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them all furnished. All wish them
happy, prosperous life The know
ing ones say that the Goddard Wiley
wedding is but the first of goodly
number to take place very soon.
In the District Court Of Iowa, In and
For Crawford County.
j. P. Jones. Plaintiff. o.;;,
n.4asasS4 Notice.

. y :. zones 5 r Kadanh Original
Defendant. No''ce.
To A. F. Kadock, Defendant
You are hereby notified that there
is now on file. in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of the
State of Iowa, in and for Crawford
county. petition by the plaintiff.
j. P. Jones, asking judgment against
you, in the sum of sl21. 90, with. in
terest. costs and attorneys fees. fol-
money paid by him on the promissory
note of the defendant to the Crawford
County State Bank. of Denison, Iowa.
You are further notified that writ
of attachment has been issued herein.
and that Kate M. johnson, as ad-
ministratrlx has been garnisheed here
in.
For further particulars. you are re-
ferred to copy of the petition.
You are further notified that unless
you appear thereto and defend. in the
forenoon of the second day of the
next term of said Court. commencing
at Denison, Iowa. on the 18th day of
September 1908. default will be en-
tered against you and judgment rem
dered condemning the funds in the
hands of the said Kate M. Johnson.
Administrative. and against her as
garnishee. and against whatever funds
belonging to you now in her hands as
such garnishee.
Dated this 2Sd day of March. 1908.
14-4t. j. P. JONES.
Plaintiff.
Conenr & Lally.
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff.
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Sunday School Column.
Side Lights on Next Sundays Les
son for Teachers and Pupils.
BY CHAs. K. MEYERS
sunday school Association omesr,.

PRECEDENT. w. C. Van Ness. Denison.
Vice President, ]. B. Alfred, Manila.
Oenison.
Department secretaries are as follows: Home
department. Mrs Pierce. Denison. Normal de-
partment. Prof. p. w. Fellows Denison. House
g house. Mrs. HARPER Dow City. Primary, Mrs.
Voss. Denison. Temps rance. Sears McHenry.
Oentson. Missionary Miss Sadie Medley, MANILA
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OSrEOPATHY.

DIR. Emma tombstone. Osteopathic
Physician. Denison. Iowa. Office and
residence at the home of Mr.. E. o.
Them. C. G. Phone No. 236. 49-t.
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A twelve room house for rent on
Railroad avenue. Terms sl2 per
month and l pay the water rent.
Hugh Menagh. lt-pd.
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FOR RENT.

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April IL, John IL: 32-44-The Rails
ing Of Lazarus.
Our lesson to-day tells of one Of
the most wonderful miracles perform
ed by Jesus the Christ while on the
earth in bodily form. It was the
rising from the dead of one who had
been in the grave four days. At the
little town of Bethany not far from
Jeruselam there resided a groupe Of
people whom Jesus especially loved.
There were two sisters Mary and
Martha and their brother Lazarus.
Such was the feeling between them
that when the brothers was sick and
about to die. word WAS sent to Jesus
asking Him to come. Knowing full
we'll the event about to take place
Jesus did not start for two days.
Such was the known relationship Of
Jesus and Lazarus that the message
came to the Master He whom thou
lowest is sick. The disciples were
surprised that Jesus did not 20 i'm
mediately. Jesus finally said "Let US
go into Judea, / 60 to awake Lazarus
out Of sleep. The disciples replied
that if he Steps He did we'll. Then
Jesus told them plainly that the young
man was dead.
We shall not attempt to recite all
the details of the chapter and must
presume that readers are familiar
with the occurrences of that day.
When not far from the village. Martha
came out to meet Jesus and said al.
most reproachfully eff thou hadst
been here my brother had not died. {"
Jesus answered .'Thy brother shall
rise again" and when Martha replied
that she knew he would in the final
resurrection. the Master spoke words
of mighty import to every one.
Note what He said:
II am the resurrection and the life
he that believeth in me though
he were dead. yet shall he live.
and whatsoever liveth and bellev-
eth in me shall never de-
The calling back to life of Lazarus
was a great event but its greatness is
over topped by, the above declaration.
Here is the absolute promise of Jesus
that there is no death for those. who
believe on Him. We now have be-
fore US one of the Mountain Top
verses of the entire bible. In all the
centuries previous the wise men had
been trying to solve the question.
elf man die shall he live again?''
The declarations Of the Old Testament
son this matter are not clear cut and
assuring. although there are some
which are considered to give assur-
.ance of future life. Here we have
the Son of God who knew what He
was saying. speaking authorltively and
stating that there is Immortality for
the soul and that it is gained through
belief in Him.
Thousands of people have rested
their hope for the future on these
verses and these are but few beside
of those who will du so in the future.
Let all readers remember that this
promise of Jesus is found in John
1925.
AS showing that Jesus had sympa-
thy for those in distress the record
states that He went and this was SO
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Conenr & Lally.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.

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to have her eyes treated.
Margaret Gaffey is teaching in No.
l Paradise this spring.
Fred Evers went to Pomeroy Sun.
day to attend the funeral OF a rela-
tive. This is the second funeral MIR.
Evers has attended at that place in
six weeks.
Mr.. Steiner and family visited with
VIM. Kahl and wife Sunday.
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we'll.
While not unexpected there was
much surprise on Sunday AFTERNOON
to hear that Mr.. Starr E. Goddard
and Miss Henrietta Wiley were mar
ried at the home of her father. j. F..
Wiley at four in the afternoon. No
announcements had been given and
the bride was at church and Sunday
school that morning. When the
preacher and the Goddard family were
seen riding out in the afternoon, the
watchful one surmised what was
about to take place. 1t was strictly
Home wedding only the immediate
relatives of the happy pair being pres
ent. After the ceremony by Rev.
Curtis. bounteous wedding dinner
was served. Jess. father OF the
bride. acting in the capacity of host
in his usual generous manner. Your
correspondent has instructions that
nothing too good can be said about
this couple. The bride is handsome,
popular. refined in manners. of fine
education and of most lovable DISPOSE
ton; while the groom is one of
Dow City's best and noblest young
men. He is in the wagon making
business with his father. They go tc
to house keeping Immediately in the
cottage just east of the rink which
Mrs. Harry Huntington will leave fol
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Britain. The latter body is the mouth
piece of Rugby throughout the world.
The amendments of the Canterbury as
sociation are splendid ones and are the
outcome of years of practical expert
ence- Here are few of them:
(a) AT kickoff and kick out the ball
must land inside the field of play 9TH
erwise a penalty of a free kick be given
to the opposite side at the place of in
frin cement.
(b) That all free kicks should be un-
restricted.
(e) ThatSthe ball must be thrown in
from touch not less than 10 yards from
the touch line.
(d) A player can not lift his leg until
the ball touches the ground and unless
the ball is put past the first man of the
serum. which has the shorter front it
shall not be considered to have been
put fairly into the serum.
(e) Any player not in serum shall
be considered off side if he advance be-
yond line drawn through the back
rank of his serum and parallel TO the
goal line.
(f) That the referee put the ball into
the serum.
These rulings are certainly to make
the game more open and faster than it
has been.
BY the rules which I have marked ..e',
and "f it appears that the wing for
ward man is to be done away with
entirely.
Section "a is a good one and will
prevent much of the waste of time that
is noticeable now.
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ST. James stable. Garrity Dunlap. William
Gabriel Matt Reiss, ]. J. Walsh, g. Henry
Orange Vale stable r. Bauer. J. T. Newman.
Offutt. IL. L. Jones o. (. Ware. T. Breedlove
Carroll Reid Dudley & Buck. Parker & Nc
Donald. ]. R; Thormby W J. spiers, Frank
Chambers Wilson & Cairn. J. ID. Brown, ]. w.
Young. J. Stephenson. walhauser & Co.
RACE MEETING A SUCCESS
The Meadows meeting of 1908 will
go on record as the most successful
from every standpoint in the annals of
racing in the northwest The attend
ance has been far better than ever be-
fore; the racing has been of the sort
that would be designated as good any
where and has been at times brilliant:
speculation has been keen, the associa-
tion has drawn down handsome profit.
and the horsemen. as a rule. are well
satisfied with results. the purse distri-
fairly well shared in by all. An indica-
tion of the healthy state of the horse
mems finances is provided in the fact
that about $4,000 of the total amount
won by horses remains in the hands
bf the association, uncalled for as yet
by winning owners.
Richard Dwyers starting during the
entire meeting has been marvelously
good Old timers declare that in all
their experience they have never seen
the equal OF it. And Dwyer has had to
contend with disadvantages in the way
very ordinary riders. Including numer-
Gus noyices. This makes his showing
the more remarkable San Franciscans
will rejoice to learn that he is sched-
uled to open the season at Emeryville.
1t >is learned on good authority that
there is no likelihood of a whole
sale reinstatement on the last day
Of the numerous riders and own
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on THE PARK COURTS
Young Women and Juniors in
Tennis Tournament

Two tennis tournaments were PLAYED IN the
Golden Gate park courts yesterday, one bv
the young ladies' and tie other by the mem
hers - The 5tnlor clIb- Both were class sin
ries events and Deither was completed The
boys finished two OF the four ciasses-the third
and fourth. Bull carried OF the honOrs and Incl
oontsHr the cup OF the fourth class Tor tie
rhi~5 ana fsSt time he has won Class bono-S
three times successfully and probably viii play
81 the third class In future.
There were only three contestants in the
third class and B. Marsh won both Of his
matches without the loss Of q set although
Do was forced 10 long deuce set in each.
The frsf and second classes were completed
t. the finals. The successful players IN the first
class were IueLs and Johnston. and those in
fbc second class were r. Smith and Evans
Tho first class played under handicap
conditions. three members Of the championship
class being among the contestants. Robert
Sr-.ql,.r p.rg T4-r5aTn., erd Fr-o, Rel,
PLAYED from behind scratches, while the re
naming contestants played from above that
marx
Robert Strachan. after allowing Hardeman
odds ~ owe 3-6 and winning in straight sets.
was IN turn beaten by " Johnston. The lat
ter received handicap 81 owe . SO and give
I5. aHd eFen with these liberal odds a
hsfriine decision from the Juvenile champion.
Affer each had won set the third and de-
cidlns oD@-Rent to Johnston after II S1mes had
been played -
Poor progress was made in the ladies' tour
nament. Otlg TWO matches were played in the
sefQnd- class md three IN the third All Eve
mafches were won in raight sets. The scores.
Boys class singlcs-First class-Fucbs G5l
best Batkin lowe lJl- "a 70; Robert Strachan
eoEe 1896 beat Paul Hardeman lowe 15l.
c. Co.
7-5 ". Johnston n5l beat Robert StraclaB
foVe - s-6i. G-s. sc. 20
Second class Preliminary round-B- MoHatc
bear \ Mccam- G-3. 60: r. Smith beat +.
HUI. o. GO. z. Brunn beat +. Robbins. by
default; a. Leyinson beat r. GreenbeIg, c.,
First round-AIoGatt beat voorsanger, l0-s
80. GO: Smith beat Brunn. G-l. 6I; EvaBs
hest Ierinson. 6-i, Sc. CO; cuTley beat Sisson.
Senldnrls-smifh best sIonatt. e-2. GA;
Erans beat Gurleg. Ga. I-G. Ga
Third class First round-Msrsh beat Ne
CarfhF. co. -
i,inais-Narsl beat Ward sc. 6-3.
FoHTsl class. First round-Cole beat Rousa-
hof by default. II. Smith beat Conn., 81. g..
Seulifnsls-strauss beat Cole. los. o-1: Bull
besl Smith. 60. Ga.
Finsls-BufI beat Strauss. 6-3. 81.
Ladies class singles. Second class-Miss A.
Myfr beat Miss Gully CO. 6-3; Miss -Myer beat
Nrs FLETCHER G-3. 81
.Tliird class-Aliss Joo~t beat Miss Lois BoI-
ION. -6I. 0-e. Miss Mclaughlin beat Miss
Schsilfz- co 50; Miss z. Joost beat Mss From
field CO 1914
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Gather to Battle for
Championships
Tor the East and the West Will Compete
in of the Courts Hotel Del Monte
Tennis Players of ReHOWn Are
Ready for the Pacific Coast
tournaments
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SBEllAL llSEAlAh 10 41E NAl-L
DEL MONTE. sept 5.-Never before
n The history Of tennis on the Pacific
coast has such a gathering of the ex-
0erts been witnessed as that attracted
20 Del Monte by the championship tour
aaLnents. which viii be begun on the
hotel courts Monday and continue two
weeks. Not only Is the east represented
10r The frsI time in years. but players
have come from Oregon and Washing
ron 10 match their skill against the
best in California Nearly every dis
trict in this state VIII ioe represented
southern California sending up its
SfrOn ngest players 10 attempt TO wreSt
The principal titles from the experts
81 fle bay counties.
showing that the three easterners-
Niles. Johnston and Wright-Wi1i make /;
rather ia what the California cham
pions viii be able 10 accomplish when
they clash against the men from the
Atlantic. states. Each Of the eastern
suit Of TIE matches viii determine how
Lhe Californians class with players
who figure in the national champion
ship cohtests. McBOughii James. Mel
Long and Gardner are the coast men on
whom the enthusiasts are relying TO
rake Z he visitors into comp. Champion
Mclaughlin IS showing a return 10 his
best form in practice and is expected
. put up a stubborn battle when he is
cGlled upon 10 defend his title in the
challenge match.
Miss May Sutton is here and is con
ceced 70 have the championship in
N-Omen'S singles at her mercy. Her
most formidable rivals viii be her sis
ters and Miss Hazel Ho1chkiss of
Berkeley, the holder Of the state title.
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Tomorrow brings the opening of the
Rugby season fo1 the California uni
versity and Barbarian teams. Fresh
men of the university are to meet the
Black and Whites and a good game is
looked for.
Practice will be begun at Stanford
tomorrow and a large numberS of men
have signed for places on the fresh
men and-varsity teams.
Miller. the crack runner. who played
a fine forward in the intercollegiate
game with California last year, has
returned to the campus. flanagan will
mot be able to devote all of his time
to the football team. but his advice
Will be of great assistance.
= The game between the University OF
the Pacific and selected team repre-
senting. the high schools playing Rug
by around San Jose was good display
of Rugby, considering the short time
University of the Pacific won Several
Methodist institution.
Now that the Pacific coast Rugby
referees union is fully organized Rug
by will go ahead rapidly as far as city
teams are concerned This union will
be recognized as the governing body on
the Pacific coast by all other Rugby
unions
AS an instance of the work the union
has to do | am going to quote some
Suggested amendments that the Can
terbury N T., referees association has
made to the Rugby union of Great
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Golfers at Del Monte
Put In Busy Day
May Sutton, Tennis Champion,
Participates i'm a FOurSOneS
Tournament
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

DEL MONTE. Sept. 5.-From early in
the morning until nearly dark the
links here were crowded with golfers,
2S men taking part in the mems con-
ISOLATION handicap over 80 holes. medal
play, II ladies playing in the women's
consolation handicap over IS holes and
a dOzens ladies, including Miss May
sutton the lawn tennis champion, par
ticipating in the women's handicap
fOurSomes.
twenty-five men returned complete
scores in the consolation handicap open
10 all who did not reach the final
rounds of the first or second Is, the
winner being S. : Day of the Sacra-
mento country club, with les. less is,
net 147. /LaboyteauX, Belden and Fitz-
gerald followed closely with net scores
Of $50.
The best round of the day was made
by Belden of the Claremopt country
club who returned "A for the first IS
holes Had he made anything like as
good a score in the afternoon he would
have been an easy winner, as he had a
handicap of y strokes on the SO holes.
Sum ma
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on THE ROWLING GREEN

The green at Golden Gate park attracted many
Seeiifsa hoWlcrS yesterday Five tournament
niafciIfS were played. two in scratch singles.
two IN handicap singles and one ia handicap
-daui5es. Tire surprise of tho day was the de-
fcsf 0f Judge I.ucieB Shaw and J :. Webster
bv = Deasy and C. G Patterson Great things
were expected of Shaw and Webster after their
defeat of james Gray and Maxwell L. Grove;
sn the handicap doubles last SATURDAY The
teams yesterday met on even terms. both play
ing from 8 Patterson and Deasy won. q Q. The
following other games were played.
Scratch singles-a Med. Hardy beat William
DaridSon. PISA: Rev. ". J. Fisher beat A.
HaBsicap sinsies-A A. Meyicar fscratcha
heat james Gray lscratchi. PIG; J. G. Moi
-lstt lscrstc1) beat William Davidson a.. PILL.
2l-11.
practice-AIohiey and DessT beat Martrn and
n igefnbortoul. 2I-1S: Ryder and Bzne beaf Den
beat Dr.. Hamilton and MIiisr. y IL; Grove
and Webster beat Bane and Ncf.achlan- 21 10:
Dessy and Higginboflem beat Iioyt and Elder.
2l-l5s Parks and Deasy beat DoT and Webster.
lis
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EMERSON DEFEATS sEAVER
Western Tennis Champion Suc-
cessfuI in Interstate Tourney

-CiNCINNATI. sept By the bsnest OF mar
champion, defeated r. A.. Seaver 4 Boston in
fho nnal ~ the fristafe tennis tournament TO
Gay 90 80. G-l. &c. Sc. Emerson viii meet
Robert Leroy - New York. the rristste cham
p-on. in llc challenge round Monday.
Roth ulaEed n1iserably at the beginning AMI
after tie game lad bern deuced i've Sesser
took the 6rSt set Emerson made away with
the second. -. and then took the third rather
easily he was going nicely while SeaEer ;
PLAY WAS ragged
I'm Tho fourth SET Sesver's drives could not
b. STOPPED by the Cincinnati man and tic Boston
PLAYER won six games 10 EmersOn's two.
in the fifth set. after the sets were deUced
. two each. 'SeaTer corralied the first three.
Emerson took the fourth and fifth Emerson
made great fuish. tied up rhe game at sn,l
wen. SIS. making the last love game. SeareT
WE runner uD 20 Leroy last year.
Miss Marjorie Dodd and Miss Martha kinsey.
Cincinnati. defeated Miss kruSe and Miss kel-
lcce. e-s. 80. 6-4. in the ladies' finals.
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TENNIS AT BERKELEY
Attractive List of Events for
This Weeks HOLIDAYS

BERKELEY. Sept. 5.-The Berkeley
tennis club has arranged an attractive
list Of events for Labor and Admis-
sion days and in order 10 stimulate in
tf-rest among the younger players lib
f.ral handicaps will be allowed II is
intended 20 use the six courts of the
Cfub I'm order TO finish The matches in
the Two days. and play viii be com
lnencea al 3 O'Clock sharp
There VIII be SIX tournaments. for
first. second. third and fourth class
men and for ladies and junior mem
-bers. on Admission day there VIII be
z handicap championship for winners
- tic first second. third and fourth
Glasses She basis OF handicap TO be as
Follows. First class. give Is: second
cI sSS. scratch. third class, receive Is:
lcnrth class receive 90.
The following gentlemen compose the
tour1lament committee: Oscar T. Bar
Ter chairman. George Clark Gester.
y. \ sheldon, C g Young and II. T.
Miller
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Thomas Stud Will Be
Sold at Auction
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NEW YORK. Sept. 5--Thoroughbred
horses comprising the racing stable
and breeding stud of Edward r. Thorn
as will be sold at public auction at
Molmdel farm September 9. There are
at. Holmdel some fine young horses
that have not raced. although they are
thoroughly broken and trained. and
during the seasons of 1905 and 1906
Thomas got together first class stud.
There will be some Lively bidding
when Golden Garter, the sire of Golden
Maxim. Dainty. Charles Edward, Gold
en- Pearl and Jacobite, is led into the
ring That successful stallion is as
sprightly and. as vigorous as a year
old and is the most brilliant represent
ative of his family on this side of the
Atlantic
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mEDpLER COLT Brings $1,000

sHEEPSHEAD BAY. n. Y, Sept. 5.-At the
sale Of yearlings belonging TO the Kingston.
Iarchmont, Maplehurst and Millstream studs at
sheepsbead Bay Today. remarkably good prices
were realized. The star sale was chestnut
colt by Imported Meddler out Of Homespun.
He was sold 10 A. J. Joyner. acting for II. p.
whitney for SO. 700. Other sales of 81 600 or
more were. Bay colt bv MeddIer- Kamara, T. A.
carroll. 81 200: bay colt bv Meddfpr-Irisll, Ivy
II. J. r. Keene. 81 600: chestnut colt by Med
dIer-Aiiss Ellis. J. 4. Widener. Sl.200; bay fily
by Meddler-GEpfre. p. B. Healy $1,000: bay
colt by Meddlef- Strike-a-Ilght H. p A. Carroll
81 700: chestnut colt by MeddIer Rotha il. J. X.
Keene 81 800: brown colt by Meddler- -Hearfache.
i r KeeDe, SI.100. bay 6lIy by Meddler -Schul-
amite. p J. Healy. 81 100 hay roit by Bans-
star -BriIlianfiDe. =. ]. Heely. $1,000: brown
flIy by Hamburg -I,ongshore. II. p whitney.
100: chestnut colt by Hamburg -Semper Para
tus. II. p whitney. 1880.
New Yorks new postoffice cost
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Butler Elected Captain
OF Football Team

BERKELEY. Sept. 5.-Ralph II. But
Ter, a member of the senior class and
the various honor societies OF the uni
versity. has been chosen football cap
tain OF the Rugby varsity team this
year in place OF George l. Bell who is
prevented by sickness from taking part
In the game Butler has played full
back on the team for the 1asr two years
and is a member Of the baseball nine
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ers who have been suspended dur
ing the meeting. The officials have
in behalf of several riders under sus-
pension. but they have maintained
firm attitude and it looks as though
the time honored custom of extending
clemency at the close of the meeting.
which had come to be looked upon as
condition to be generally expected, will
be shattered.