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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-05-14
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-05-14

ARBUCKLE BROS, New York City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
CANS WILL OF
TRAIN HARD
tsy United pre.sl

SAN FRANCISCO. June i6.--Joe
Cana disappointed the fight fans 20.
day by announcing that he viii DO
nothing but his regular road work
and some light haK punching until
the last week before his fixht with
SeiHan on July 1. lie will not be-
Gin boxing until next Sunday and
bard work IL 10 begin as late ms
June 20.
4 don't want TO take any chances
wiih my hands. said tho cham.
pion.- I am weighing l1Th pounds
nov and I doa't need the extra
weight"
Cans will do all his boxing with
Jack OKeefe, tho Chicago light
weigh
Battling Nelson n expected TO
return from bis mountain trip next
Thursday and begin work 10 earn
est.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
SEATTLE LOSES
THE LAST OF
THE GAMES

Butte shut out Seattle. : 20 0.
yesterday and ven thrcs Eanlna 81
the five - the series
Hardness aaH on the pan fuf tho
Miners and he hsd the locals Eueaa'
lng AZ AL stages. Ne was oulf tap
ped for sis hita. all bat one being
singles. and he issued but two
passes. and struck out seven men.
he was effective IN pinchea and his
support vas good
Harry Rush had q sprainsd too
and Allen did the tNiritnE tur tho
siwaskra. Ito uas tNplAsd for 10
ATS. struck cat fly. men aud issued
no walking papers
Tho Mlnefn scored first In the
second Inning. Cartwright hit
stole second aud vas called safe on
questionable decision. went to
third 90 sits cut and came hotne
when Bennett threw kneiiz .
Kruunder high "a home.
In the eighth hita b. irbY. Cart.
wright and krvitR aud sacrifices b
swain and sits showed two runs
past the plate.
NH Hurley skaia got himself IN
dinfavor With tho fans by hitting
Stanley on the arm wtfh bat while
striking AZ a wasted ball AZ Hur.
Icy vas walking up 20 first hssr
enr irata fan thFew = bottle AZ him
which vent side 81 the mark. Duo
dale went - the hlcaehers and
asked that no more dinofstcrif dem.
be made.
The siwsahea bad several ehsneea
To srora. They had iva men On
bases three different times. bat
Hardness tightensd ~ and nothing
Was doing
The game VAS rather IiHtiess
Mother team put vefy much ginger
In the play.
Tho Aberdeen team were watch.
ing the game from Tho Erandstsnd.
They will play Butte five esnsws sn
this city. starting today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

speedy Splinter which he puFchaa
ed from sam tlildrcth FOR $4,000
Security. half brother 20 that
great race horse OFT Wells. Mozart
aud CAPTAIN John. two fast two year
oids. aud voladay. who several win
tera sga was the best handicap
horse In California
Dorado. a chestnut horse helong
ting to 4. kaonleahefgcf died re.
Gently while eh route from Oakland
to the Meadows Dorado. while
not hish class performer on tho
dry. was a pretty ahifty runner IN
the mud aud won a number ~ races
At Oakland during the winter
Eddie saeha. the we'll krown
lutte speculator. H. here's h-T tho
races lie will prosaktg se~ss~sst
book during the mDctltssf
TIE stables ~ Rcd Nati0n and
4. Isaell arrived yesterday Jpek
eya A Harris aea " Riley. who
wil riste fsr tle EusIectiYe atai,asas,
eaHe aleas
The atneinx Ria showed NJ yea
tcrday Rni Was seen last night heid.
ms a conferences with AlheEt The
Whale.
The 81 Iames stahie. vhich ship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
TACOMA 7
SPOKANE a
10y United prs...l

SPOKANE. June fs.-Tacomn
won from Spokane yesterday by a
score Of 20 4.
Galaaki was on the slab for the
Indians ans what the Tigers did
to him was n shane They landed
ON about everything he sent over.
and when the smoke of the battle
had cleared away. IT was found
that he had been touched for 10
hits.
A high wind and dust made field
ina difficult aud both sides made
four errors The Tacoma infieid
did some fast fielding. however.
Lynch In particular made one stop
that robbed CIynes Of what looked
10 be a safe hit. =.
Lynch and Maftinke also did some
great batting. the former getting a
triple. double and single az
four times TO bat. and Martinke
two triples In five times up.
Lynch was coaching from the
bench In the eighth inning and
Frary fined him 81 and ordered
him off the grounds Lynch began
cufslng In voice that could be
heard in every part Of the grand
stand Two patrolmen started TO
lead him off the field and KI~
interfered. A. a result they both
we're arrested and forfeited fines
In police court for diaordcrly con.
duct
Hall pitched for Tacoma and did
sood work until the eighth when
he filled the bases and was stabbed.
Carson going in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

Hiddy Bishop "a atiii writing
poems Of pfaiaa eonesrnins The ahil
ny Of Vic Mclaaaien. hia heavy
weisht. fer whom he fondiy nurses
cham Elenahtp hopes. The fact Of
the matter Is that vlcs young
brother. Arthur. has him beat 80
wafH frem the lack. Arthur has
everything that Vic has not and
thst IL a COED deal. hut Bsaay vas
always optaniHtle concerning his
own pfofeEez.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

~ Gilmore. jr. and trainer. Kencai.
~. are out today looking Tor a suit.
able training camp who're MeFaf.
lard can set into SHAPE for his mill
with Freddie welsh on July g. Me.
land w1li start training as soon as
he has decided where he wants 10
locate bis camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

Dr.. Roller ~ ore Of the fee
men wha can both bat and wr~stIe
Roller has uundaffai ability an =
wrestler and a good many % The
wise ones say that he IL just a.
good vita me padded gloves. n
Roller should throw Gotch on Juiy
I. he -til IN all probability eater
N. rims and 30 after Tommy Burns.
u be sins both the heavyweight
wrestling aAd boxing champion.
ships. he VIII accomplish something
that has never been done bafore.
Hut of course there IN an If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
S55Denver and Return

Tickets on sale June Is by the
Oregon Railway & Navigation com.
pany Return limit - days. Call
or write Union Ticket Office. No.
COS First Av r. " Ella. 6enl
Agent. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
soHrnwEsrEHS LEAGUE.
sPoRToeaAMs

Burns and squires are going TO
do battle al Sidney. Australia. FOR
the third time. Tommy H. sure
after the "cush" But remember
the fable OF the goose that laid the
golden ess. Tommy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
iE THROWS
ALL OF
THEM
Dr.. Roller the Star at iile
Press Club
Benefit.

About loo psonle Witnessed The
rreSs club entertalnment ai Dream
land rsnk last night and caine aWay
well pleased with the wrestling aud
boxing bouts that were put an Il
Was a good natared crowd and aR
plauaed the losers as heartily a.
the winners
An element % eamedy MAS uoi
lacking Ia sotae of the bouts. and
when DR. Roller wrcstled Poison
the audience Was In continuous
uproaF until the fat Germans sheni
ders touched the mat
The ouls disappointment u the
evening vas when john siattery.
the mayors secretary. failed 10 aR
pear for his Wrestling boat with
John nseher. local newspaper
man. Slattery's physician sent =
certificate 60 the hall % the effect
that SlatteFy Was IL With tansllitus.
A good many think. however that
hts allmeat was frfgidus pedalas
Roller Meets All Corners
lack Gordon aud Cal Harris
welterweishss. put on thFeereand
boxing boat The milling vas rather
slow. but Harris had the best Of H.
He showed his left into Goydan'a
face repeatedly aud escaped re.
turns.
Or. Roller then appeared 20 take
on all comers He Was given a
great ovation as he stepped into
the ring A sailor named Charles
worth. weighing about i60 pounds
was the first man 10 50 after the
money. He did some cleyer head
spinning. but Roller nailed hlm Ii
/ minute and 30 seconds
George W Payne went on next
Payne once stayed trn minutes with
Prank Goteh. tie stayed lust S.
seconds With Dr. Roller lie vas
slammed down 50 hard that the
hnildlng shook.
NJ. A. Poison. a German who was
wider than he Was tail WAS the
third man. lie cautiously backed
around the ring. while Roller pat
ted him on the head. When Dr..
Roller tired Of this announcement be
picked Poison up. slammed him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

The Impsrators have changed
their name TO the websfera. should
shink they would after the waiiop
ing they weFe handed at ballard
last sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

A. ChleaaeaC hifaEs = New Yarh
A. ID iauls-al ilsais 10. uastun q
At cteeeiand Cleveland 3. Nsshlng.
ton
Al Detroit Game wIih Philadelphia
past ttouad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
opENro VISITORS EVERY oAY.

The whofs~ Atlantic fleet with b.
al the nary yard a few DAYS more.
See the haftlekhip Rhode Island In
the dry dock. Boats leave pier :.
foot of Yexler way. ten timea daily
Round trip fare. 50 cents 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

Hack. who has been holding the
Indicator during the Seattle Butte
SERIES. has a bad eye. lie calls wide
unrs utFfhoa and then Nhen the
efoWd vill Efo4a and the players
Kick Hack viii even up things by'
calling ths nett bali a strife. tie
also i"ss the players Get a~ay With
= lot Of rough stuff that be should
not tolerate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

U. 8. Navy YARD route Steamer
Montieello leaves Flyer dock $40
ans $50 a. m, I ~ sns 4 .. m. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

A BITS swimming tournament viii
- held nsFt Friday night IA the
tank ~ the Seattle Athletic club
Theirs h a long Hat Of entries aud
niFeetor Mcdonald promises some
good sport
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS

ped direct from i.atonia. Ky, "a
Seattle. arrived yesterday This
string contains the ahllty perform.
or TASTY Agnes. W.
In order to discourage betting
among the female patrons. the track
management nnneunesd yesterday
that there would be- no pool boys
Ia the grand stand this year.
Jim Neil. the we'll known Emery.
vile turfman. got Ia Yestefda, lie
Will campaign a string al the track.
among his horses being Lookout.
Uncle Sam. Ethel Abbott and Rose
Cherry.
ilorsemen who have been work
tnx their horses over the track
e sse that lt IA faster this year
tssAs e@-a.
.Iosikss boz s1chslae. Who has I'D
DIS aag-n Nftfh as+sseps n past years.
viii aaain be sees In the saddle.
ilu ean 10 tel Posl8sin. AMI lbs sarV.
taaa van mo asHit hss IN Eeat de.
naana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

American Oarsman ain haisi a hig
regatta az Lake Washington en
tuly aud 4 VtetoFtA. Vancouver.
Portland. Nelson and Seattle will
have entries. TheFe viii alao be
eanoe races and single and double
Nrult events.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

Ola nah F1iHsimmnaa T. IN tosn
and says he feela isks a twasyeaf.
old. Ruby Robert SAYS BE- IL aglll
able "a ship most Of the men Who
arc fighting nowadays In hiN dsy
Hob vas the nabirat old Roman
of them all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
NsrIoS A. Inseun


At taafsn@ riitslare s. ussfaa
Other games pesiDgasd a. account II
rain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
norrI maaoS.-ysrr-.

HOTEL HABfANp--Hst aud .sia va
ter In ever reera, Ire. hath. 1881 Sec
ord az. cor rtae. 5sc aud up pee dsy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
ny REFUGEE

Vlaltors 10 the track next satur.
day win notice a number % i'm
provementa. thu lucky ones Who
ride ia autos especially, ~ the
roada leadinR 60 the track and IN
side the grounds have all been Elm
dered aud put In splendid shape
The betting ring has been white
washed aud a number Of new olee'
trie lights Installed. the club house
has been painted and water has
been piped to all points on the
ground.
ID sania. who has made book
hss-a kaF the plsat two years. IL on
tr.s ua4 fr@a Oakland IN his auto
usaaslia. aceosi paaied by his family
fIa hrft Osli isstsd GA the 18Th aud
expects 10 arrive N tlsle Cor the
sl,satna aay.
kfgsF dcelslinE not te cane to
Seattle. nille Cahkii. whe eampalsn'
"A ane II the stranHest sirlnsa
al oak band. yesterday chanKna hia
mind and wlFud Cor stalls eahllfa
strlnx IN an especially hlEh class
one and viii be a valued addition
10 thn haraas Haw hore. Ne hes
afnang others Rose Queen. tho fast
est tWassearo ED tilly on the coast;
Smiley Carbett. al extremely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

Mnnanesfr. Sacrifices hlts@asain. atie
Hfafsu hassaa ~ Aane FftzN taaaai 81
ny Aifrn ~ HaFknasss bases on
bai4saosf Aflsa. O. aff naFknaas Z
ursghis piaqI usuasft NJ ans aHd
Laasi Tauis Il a4aas. ! - niatss. NJ
pl4ak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

Tho decks are nos cleared far
tho Cullen scalor NTH ON luna =
next Monday. Ths first fight these
boys put 40 was one Of the best
ever and anfane Who likes 70 see
: real battle should not miss nsxt
Mondays contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

Mamie better hnamu aa the
tlaaaioarEcr kins. afflvea yealer.
las. he viii start Iiskiux tise via.
aafe fag the pHbiie ~ sesn an the
races epmfneneo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

down aad relied HIN ever Tiae.
minute and 30 seconds.
Edward David pugdale appeared
az this Iuncturu aud the crowd Fe-
ciferousiy demanded that he SO o.
the mat nag declined The henaF,
however
Ioo Carroll then illustrated Frank
Cefch's layafite holds GA Charley
Franklin. Following this they
wrestled fur one fall After some
fast aud elever work the veteran
Carroll threw Franklin Ia ! min.
utes and 90 seconds.
Fast wors on Nat.
Frank Vance and Julius Johnson.
lzhiweirhts. wroEtied 10 a draw
IN 10 minutes both men we're very
fast and clever. johnson vas tho
heavier. bat Vance held him even
all the way
Dr. Roller aud Franklin then
gave an exhibition aad after min.
utes Of fast work the biE physician
fiopped his man
E#AMAE EA8HA AAA8 NNAtAN sNFHFf
ha4ad three tWosmlButa rounds
The boys MIXED n hard. but SpreeS
vas much the cieyerer and bit
Faust almost At will. bio steamed
over a few BODY punches In Tie laat
round and had Faust EfeKgY
The entertainment coaciudsa with
a thFee- Fouad boxing exhibition be-
tween Dr. Roller and Lonnie Aus
tin. To those sha never before
haxe seen Dr Roller bon. bis wura
vas a revelation. he Is fast on
hts feet and clever with his hands.
lie felnta and leads beautifully and
blocks very weil Roller was about
So pounds heavier than Austin and
naturally had to take things easily
Tho audience. among whom we're
a score of Womwu. we're very much
plcssed with all the bouts. Mayor
Miller actaf a. announcer and sae
Owen 4 hand NJ every appearance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

Marvin Hart and Jack Johnaer
siil fighs IN Londuu. England. a.
September MaFxinus set unMs
tiauabic 70 round decision oser
lahnsnh ~ Frisco about -four yeafa
back. has the eaiorcd gentleman
u liable ~ musA the kentuckiaa n :
eountenance shea thay meet asain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

The North Pacific Association of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

Blli Hurley seems % be 4 "a
Fouxh boy Ito has gotten hlmNsll
dssiikei by the local fans for Il
sanlad1 Ike" conduct during Is,
w~ek- BETTER cut II out. nili. 10
rough staff docna't 80 any mafeV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16
M'FARLAND AFTER
TRAINING PLACE

10y United pr.ss.l
LOS ANGELES. June tG.~-Packy
Mcfarland. with his manager. Hsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-16

.aarfss sss fsf lnssffssies vfEs esssha
sr. ~ stsppfaz aat 81 trss an8 hfsfiaa
Rtaaisys arsn pith q sseh
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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-01-03
Urbana

No rain the past week, Roads are
drying up some.
MI, Likens went to spend WY
holidays with his brother D. y
Likens at Pleona. KS.
CSC moker returned home lron'
Texas last Sunday morning. he y
now on the sick list
Mrs. Lee Yockey had SICK spe'i
last week.
James lies returned to his home al
Eyerst last Saturday
The u. B, people will beg'n d pro-
tracted meeting here Monday jan
Samuel Keys, IA member OF t"e
Masonic lodge here died ae MS 1''u'
east OF Chanute, Dec 81 fuoe'a'
was held from the residence ou"u"'
the 20. Decease was Ct ger nla"
her Of Urbana Lodge A. H, Gho a. W
was peuded some years ago ou'
did moi, become member OF any othe'
lodge hut came back and eujolDeo Tue
,odge here. Ever slice last spring us
health has been bad that he mas ho'
been able to attend lodge here
John Kirkpatrick, memoer VI
Urbana Lodge A. f. and A. M ui.N
at his home in Chapute on Dec 20
uis remains was taden to Galesburr
for burial Mooday. A NUMBER oi ''
old friends and neighoorS from ne
attended the funeral. Deceased one
lived here and was and old SesldenC t"
this county aud was extensive
known over this part of the State
he was an old soldier. He leave
widow and many friends TO mourn III
loss,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-01-03
Prairie Queen

John Evans and family ape CHRIST
mas dinner with his father, Marion
Evans.
John Hardendorf, wife aud daugh-
ters, Abbie and Emma, spent Sunday
at Frand McKee's.
CT. LosIey spent Christmas day
at Mr.. LeBever's.
Rolla Osborn, wife and baby spent
several days last Week wita the
formers sister, Mrs. W. II. Brown.
John aud Bertha CasSingham spent
a few DAYS Of last week with their
uncle, r, A. CassiDgham ahe family
Halle Osborn visited with Luttle
Evans the past week,
VIII Kelley and wife ate Christmas
dinner at j chm Kellsys.
Mrs. Hattie Moore OF Kansas City,
Me-. is spending the holidays with
parents Samuel Atkinson aud wife.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence spent Wed
uCs cay with w. Ii. Browns.
Walter SelIlck, wife and baby came
in from Iowa last Saturday to visit
the formers parents, Steve Kelley
and wife. Mrs. Sellick Is in poor
health aud viii stay several months
in hopes of being benefited by tle
change,
r. A. Cassingham aud family spent
Christmas day with his sister, Mrs.
], r. Bowman aud family.
Iva, Earl and Pearl Hamm and
Hester Evans visited with Lutte
Evans Thursday and Friday.
Samuel Keys, who mas been suffer
Ing for Sou line win an incurable
disease finally succumbsd To the
malay last Friday morning. He was
laid to rest in Emwood last SUNDAY
Mr. KEYS was man highly esteemed
by all who knew him His widow aud
son, Harry, survive him.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-01-03
ITS MOST SUCCESSFUL YEAR
Rapid GfoWth of Kansas City
Live Stock Market y

In a!0lo'i eve'y c'epart meat curing
ne year 1907 the bust ness AZ tbs Kan I
las city >,orIs ards shows gaiu a
Ga'n oscr 1906 and IN receipts Of live
stook. he year 1907 exceeds ano ore
vicus ear sluce the yards we're opened
~ 1871 A total or 1880 COO cattle
AYE been received an average II al
most s 700 mead every business day of
ne year. This does not inclu1e
.S1 coo head OF calves rec y4d.
-l'He,e totals are greater by $1,000 cat
lie and $1,000 calves titan were ,ver
received at Kansas City many year
e ore. Receipts If hogs foa 1907
tggfepaie 29l5000 head hpaves, >ince
,he Oiuutn ,,ar 1901, sheen lJS50OO
head and $4,000 hois-s and mules.
To t anslort AL this stock 10 mar
ket required $4,000 stock cars eqniva
leut to a Train u 1--we STOCK l150 IN les
ny or equal 80 tree trains ot i've
stock extending completely across ii o
~ ate Of Kansas east aud west or 10
one train If live stock reaching nj
mos TO SAT- Lake City, In other
words abtut 20clrloads Of live stock
on IN aver3e" ave been unoaded at
b Kansas City market every hour
81, lat mi day during the business
yta 1907 81 iapneY value Of wn Gu
ppOXlmate, $l4O00O000 Tor the fear
average daliy business of 4iJ&O0
70 each baSiuess day, AiChGEh
1907 is in many res ect- the banner
year Of the Kansas City live stocH
market, every indication points "a
still greater achievements in thu
future and It is only question OF
few years whea III market viii t. d
It's position aJ the head OF the Ii d
STOCK markets Of the world
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-01-03
A HIGHER HEALTH LEVEL

Il have reached a higher health
level since began using DR.. King :
New Lite Pills" writes Jacob Spring
err. of West Frapkliu, Maine. They
keep my stomach, liver and bowels
working just right" If these pills
disappoint you on trial, money will
be refunded at all erug stores. 25c-
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-01-03

A Sherwood kIri, VINO recently u
turned IRON visit back east relate
the Following experience; She al
tended a party one evening where
chocolate bon bous were a part u
the refreshments. She spied nice
plump one on the side Of the di' b
v b Gu she tried 70 take. wnich SCENE
to be stucd to the dish. After Tie
second attempt the negro waiter. wit
was pass ng the dish remared Beg
pahdon, Miss but OATS nah thumb.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-01-03
Chanute Marble and
Granite Works,
]. F. ROM BERGER Prorrietor.
BIG FOO. BALL GAME

The Wash IN boys came ntwn as
scheduled chrsl mas day ard showeo
che Go Devils bow the game Is pavet
1t was great game and d biz crowo
saw it.
The Washhurn team name touct
down and kicked goal in about two
nj utes after the game started,
Oar boys seemed TO simply stand
o. d watch them do it. Then the Go
D wills pulled themselves. togethe
I'd he'd hem throughout the gan e
atl jpst at the last second, probaly
cam alier time was up, from the A.
5ara :iIe Wasbburn boy kicked goi
,uo tne score stood 10 to nOLeIng ~
fayri IT WashhuFG,
II was nice clean game from staIt
" tiuisn and was greatly ef j yed by
It :, Rnt Chanute would have pot q
lille more satisfaction out Of 1t II -
oad MT been quite so one sided. The
Cpanute toys din exceeding we'll u
1Old The crack Wasnouru team as
well as they did.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-01-03
A man was discouraged from i

A man was discouraged from d
lifetime oS failures. lie had only Seo
left TO his name He invested 1t in
600 shares of Nevada mining stock at
If CENTS share, Within as MANY
DAYS as he mad INFESTED dollars the
stock went up to ST. share aud the
man sold out for $4,000. He iS "a
millionaire now If you will write TO
the Lee Cumstock Mining Company
Postoffice Box 25S, RhyoIte, Nevada
IL will tell you now TO duplicate Ihis
mans success.