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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-01-17

might have Jumped into rita riyeIF
While brooding over the mIsunder-
standing with her lover, they declare
positively that nothing in her liYo
would show the least tendency to sui-
eide. 33
Her mother is grief stricken over
ner disappearance and the other
members of the family have been In
sorrow since the fated Sunday. How
ever, they still have a lingering hope
that Sal!ie will yet be returned to
them, the same bright, cheerful girl
that she has ever been. They look
by day and pray by night for her
return and the public generally is
appealed to to assist in every way
possible to locate her. The police Of
Columbia have believed that she is
In Columbia, but some think she is
in Charleston. Others suspect sui
eide.
The following accurate descrip-
ton:
Sallie Shannon, eged 10: feet 3
| inches In height; weight 100 pounds;
| light complexion, rosy cheeks; round
| rather full face; dark hair and dark
! eyebrows; blue eyes; hair pompa-
dour usually tied with ribbon bow
at back; small mouth; medium nose,
round chin; stood rather erect and
walked with spring to heels; when
last seen was dressed In light shirt
waiet, sky blue skirt, wore long gray
cloak and no hat; had two rings on
second finger OF right hand, one
plain, other with set; pleasant dispo-
sition, but rather determined; sell
dom displayed any temper. Member
Of Lutheran Church. Was formerly
employed at timekeeper and book
keeper in cotton mill, but has pro-
| fessed desire to be trained nurse.
Has relatives in Camden, Chester
county, in Columbia and in Missis.
sippi
Miss Shannons mother, father.
two older sisters and three brothers
are living in Brookiand. Any infor-
nation concerning her should be
wired to the State Immediately and
the family will be communicated
with as soon as any news Is re-
ceiyed %nsst
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-01-17
YER
Mysterious DIsappea
saHle Shannon of
TERRIBLE SUSI
Has Nearly Driven Her Girl
on Parents Crazy. Tha
Lady Was Lost to sight
ember go, and since mat 12'
Has Vanished from sight ans
Whereahnnfa In ,,r.,,,s ]. Z
Whereabouts 10 .Unlsllo,yn,

- SessSOnSDlA 40 kOll1Ati0Np6tsSlf if
A brother OF Miss Sallie Shat
OF Broolsland, who has been mis-
from her home since Sunday att
noon, Dec. 30, called at the Statel
flee and stated that, notwtthstanoI
the numerous rumors circula6
within the past week, not a sin
bit Of authentic information conce is
ing his sisters whereabouts had been
received.
The girls family ts unable to de-
eide whether she is dead or alive.
The last she was seen, so far as thq6
family has been able to learn, ws
about 20 feet from the Geryiae streeI
bridge across the Congaree. She
was then coming in the direction OF
Columbia. The police officers in Col
umbia and Brookland do not think
she has destroyed herself. u,
Sallie Shannon was engaged to &
young man in Brookland and s.,
iidi io6C W udSS .IdN0u .DIaCGF
within few weeks. 1t is said. 1t
is known that they had uuarreN
that Sunday afternoon, after whfchN
she never returned to her home. She
attended Sunday school at the Luth,i
eran church. where she taught
class, and those who saw her goinS :
in the direction of the river bridg}
did not observe that she appeareds
morose or downcast. The keeper OIL
the bridge does not recall havingts
seen the girl cross the bridge thatV
afternoon or evening.
Mr.. Shannon declared with feeling
that his sister was very modest
Christian girl and had always exhi-
bited a very deep interest in church
work. She has been a member of
the Lutheran church for about five
years. While she was usually quiet
and reseryed ip her nanner, she pos
ssessf,t' llhpfF d disposition While
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-07-02
Montana Land Along the New
Coast Line.

After your springs work IL over Join
our excursion 70 eastern Montana and
get In one the ground floor while the
prices are low. Land from % to go
par acre. The Milwaukee new coast
line runs through this land. Excursion
tine first and third Tuesday each month.
Our Mr.. Harris has been ont there
and II ycu win eall on hum he win tell
you all about IL.
Egsland's Land Agency,
Egeland q Harris, Manager, Webster
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-07-02


$l00 for one year
To Knapp's for bread.
Insure your crops against hail
Butler will celebrate the Fourth
Call on Oscar Grue for abstracts.
Knapp wants your spring chickens.
Subscribe for Reporter and Farmer.
Call on Carl Malmberg for abstracts
Money to loan on real property J
Alley.
Buy your bakery goods at the Knapp
bakery.
Waubay will celebrate the glorious
Fourth.
Clint Jenkins was up from Waubay
Tuesday.
Roy Irwin was Bristol visitor on
Monday.
There will be celebration at Frank
July 4th.
Special prices on all toilet articles.
Halbkat.
Henry w. Huwe was over from Bris.
tol Monday.
w. G. Warner was in from Pick erel
lake Tuesday.
II you wish loan. Call on the First
National bank.
If you want your picture take
see Johnson.
Gen. K. Huntington 5undayed at his
home in this city.
Miss Sophia Johnson was down from
Bristol Saturday.
II. H. Potter went west on business
Tuesday evening
A. G.. Paulson was Bristol visitor
Tuesday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Miller was up from
Waubay Monday.
Knapp's bakery can furnish every
thing in the line.
John Kelley, of Garden City, Sun.
dayed in this city.
Wanted-50O spring chickens at the
Knapp restaurant
o w. Hanna was up from waubay
Friday on business.
III. Stage autoed up from Wan bay
Friday on business.
Teachers institute is still in session,
IL will close July 10.
Ross K. Parks was over from Lily
Tuesday on business.
H. o. Wiokre attended the celebration
at Andover Tuesday.
Herman .Holmquist drove up from
Holmquist Saturday.
Bring your job printing to the
Reporter and Farmer.
Crops are looking exceptionally pros-
porous In this vicinity.
DIR. P. d. Peabody went to Mime
apolis Thursday night
The best bread made In Webster is
that made at Knapp's.
Rev. Parsshe returned from confer.
ence Tuesday morning.
III. W. Rowlee returned from his visit
TO Hos Springs Tuesday.
Wanted; to buy, good farm land.
Inquire OF @. A. Wells.
Go TO Munson Hardware company for
everything in hardware.
Mrs Elena Peabody Rouse loft for
Madison Saturday evening,
#. II. Russell returned fiom bust
ness trip TO Frank IT. esday.
@. K. Anderson and Virgo Brannum
antoed from Ortley Monday.
Grant Chapman and wife were down
from the ranch Wednesday.
A few Of the boys took in the cele-
bration al Andover Tuesday.
There will be celebration at old
Fort Sisseton on this fourth.
@. q. Chapman caught fine black
bass at Enemy Swim Sunday.
Wanted Girls to work in hotel.
Inquire &C Commercial hotel.
Paris .ssssss Green gets the bugs. High
grade at the Irwin Pharmacy
Dip your stock with Sheep Dip. High
grade at the Irwin Pharmacy.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-07-02
REPORTER AND FARMER
Thursday, July 2. 1908.
HOME NEWS.

All About Webster, Her People And
Her Visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-23
letic field. AS Amity holds the champion
ship of southeastern Iowa, u hard game Is
axnRptah
CHAPTER BANKERS INSTITUTE
One Hundred Employees of
Omaha and south Omaha
Banks Join.

With an enrolment OF nearly 100 the
Omaha chapter of the American institute
Of Banking came into being at the Creigh-
ton institute assembly hall last evening.
The membership roll includes the younger
banking men of Omaha and South Omaha
and the size Of the list at this early date
in the chapters history is due to the
recen, visit here of George c. Allen, edu-
cational secretary of the, American insti-
tute, and the activity of w. B. Hughes,
manager Of the clearing house, whose zeal
was rewarded with election to the presl-
dency.
He and Bert Wilcox, assistant cashier of
the Omaha National bank, explained the
nature Of the institute and its benefit to
Members in other cities where the organi-
cation has met with great success wherever
a chapter has been put in. 1t is 4
mutual Improvement and social institution
composed largely of younger banking EN-
ployes such as cashiers, tellers and book
keepers.
The local chapter will meet on the third
Tuesday evening of each month and be-
sides the social features will have ad-
dresses on themes of banking interest from
the best known bankers OF Omaha and
Nebraska. All employees OF banks and
and banking Institutions in Omaha and
South Omaha are eligible to membership.
Besides the two men named above }. c.
Mcclure, paying teller Of the United States
National bank, also spoke. A constitution
and bylaws were adopted and the follow
ing officers elected:
President, w. 3. Hughes, manager Of
the clearing house and secretary Of the
Nebraska Bankers association; vice presi'
dent, George T. Zimmerman, receiving tel
Ter First National; secretary, Otis Allison
receiving teller Omaha National, and treas
urer. F. r. Gosney, receiving teller Unior
Stock Yards bank, South Omaha.
The appointment Of an executive com
mittee was left to the chairman and Glen
ent Chase, editor Of the Western Banker
was named chairman Of the committee OF
publicity.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-23
GRAND ISLAND WILL PLAY
R~econsiders and Agrees to Meet
Bellevue on Saturday.
GAME WILL BE AT THIS END
scrubs Down at the College Have
Been Giving Boys of the First
Team n Run for Their
Money.

The Grand Island foot bail management
has reconsidered its action Of earlier date
in asking that the Bellevue game be can
celled and at last gives consent to the
game.
Manager Hamblln OF Bellevue received a
communication Thursday morning In which
the Grand Island manager. Howard sheaf.
agrees to fill the date as scheduled, all
former objections being omitted. Arrange
ments will be started at once for the game
Saturday.
Manager Hamblin had just completed ar
engagements with the Dietz Athletic club for
a practice game. to replace the game at
Grand Island, supposedly called off. This
arrangement was Immediately cancelled.
1t has been a rather unsatisfactory week
for the team. The scrubs have been show
ing the varsity up in great style, due In
part to the fact that many new men have
been coming out to ~scrimmage. Some of
these new men have shown up well. Jones,
a brother Of the player who was critically
hurt last season. is out and making a good
showing. Churchill also rs doing well.
Stookey is playing fine at quarter. He
handles the ball well and uses good head
work. Morter is getting back into old-time
form. Some new plays have been perfected
this week to be used Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-23
KANSAS EL0PERS ARE CAUGHT
John Holiday, who Ran Away with
Wife's OUNCE sister,
Arrested Here.

Charged with clipping with the l7-year-old
sister of his wife, John Holiday OF New
Chappelle, Kan, was arrested yesterday
afternoon at Avery and placed in the count
Jail. His sister-in-law, Annie Schwitzer,
was also arrested and Will be taken back to
Kansas with him on a statutory charge.
Holiday left a wife and several children IN
New ChappeIle, and the charge against him
Is deserving his family.
\ babe was born to the couple about
months ago and IT occupied a cell with
its mother in the matron's department
until the departure of the train. ! twas
taken back TO New ~Chappelle with them.
The elopement was the outcome or a TO-
nance Of which Holidays family was not
aware until after he haS run away with
the girl Miss schwitzer was acting as a
helper in his family. being employed 10
take care Of the baby by Mrs. Holiday.
She had been with the Holidays for four
or five weeks. when one day last May both
Holiday and the girl were missed. II was
found the girl had gone to her home in
Kelly. and Holiday had followed her there.
They took the train south and then went to
Kansas City. finally coming to Omaha,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-23
FOURTH RUNNING OF AUTO RACE
Cars Expected to Enter for
Vanderbilt Cup.

NEW YORK. oct. 22.-Every one OF the
seventeen cars expected to face the starter
at daybreak OF Saturday for the fourth
running of the Vanderbilt cup race was
taken over the 23.45 miles Of the circuit
this morning for final practice. Although
70 attempts were made by any CT the
prospective contestants to approximate rae
ing speed for any considerable distance, a
number let out to the last. notch coming
down the eight-mile straigntaWRy OF the
Jericho turnpike from Woodbury. to Vest
bury, and in this stretch repeatedly whizZed
by at better than seventy miles an hour,
1t is over this portion Of the course that
most Of the speeding will be done Satur-
day, as over the CemeEt surface Of the
Motor Parkway part OF the circuit, the
drivers have discovered fast time to be
fatal to tires. In this respect the Motor
Parkway has proved a great disc ppoint-
ment In the event of 10000 people jour
neying to Boug Island to witness this
event, as was the case with the last Van
derbilt cup race, two years ago however,
the fenced in condition OF the parkway
will more than offset whatever dlsadvan-
tages the unyieldirg quality Of its surface
offers.
owing to the inadequacy OF the force of
deputy sheriffs engaged TO police tho 1905
race the course was invaded for almost
its entire length by a surging crowd,
through which the racers had almost to
pillow their way. This year the course will
be guarded by 800 members of the Irish
Volunteers regiment, armed with rifles. in
addition to the 200 deputy sheritfs.
This year the distance to be covered
will be 2S miles, as against PSI in 1906, 2S3
in 1896 and 2S4 in 1904.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-23
fHE OMAHA DAILY BEE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER %. 1908.

Belle Of the Bail uo5) third. Time: 1855
Font, My Marutch. Distract and Meyze
also ran.
second race. a-year-olds. non-winners
since September 1. selling, one mile and
seventy yards: Dixie Himmcl OQ0. NotteD
won: G0lconda lUa, Mccarthy second;
Malaga CS. Sweet third. Time. Ia. En-
ticing, Cool and Chaplet also ran.
Third race. for 2-yCar-olds. n~on-winners
Of N.UOO. six furlongs: Wise Mason Ql&
Notter) won. Garland go. Mccarthy sec
ond; Siskin OG2, Sumter) third. Time:
1854. Glen Fails also ran.
Fourth race. handicap, all ages, six FUR
longs: Bosom t10I. Notterl won Aron-
dack C95. Bergen) second Royal Onyx OlO,
Miller third. Time: 1lc%. Question, Red
River and Progressing also ran.
Fifth race, for 3-year-olds and up, sell
ing, one mile: Whip Top Q6, McCahey)
won; Faust Q03, Mccarthy second; Fancy
C92, Crowley third. Time; la. ReJane
and ST. Joseph also ran.
Sixth race, for 4-year-Olds and M, SELL
ing. one and hree-sixteenths miles: Beau
clere 100, Sweet won; Coat of Arms uv5,
Notter) second; Ivanhoe u05, McCahey)
third. Time: 2:0l. Killochan and Battle
Axe also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-23

where Holiday secured work in the brick
works at Avery. They were living together
in Avery when arrested. Sheriff Dennis of
Nemaha county, Kansas, and Deputy Shcr-
iff Thompson of this county made the ar
rest late Wednesday afternoon. Both prom
ised to go back to Kansas without requisI-
ton.
Sheriff Dennis, with the aid of Deputy
Sheriff Flanagan. also arrested Herman
Smith, wanted at Seneca, Kan, for taking
m~ortgaged property out of the state. Smith,
1t is charged, mortgaged two teams for 500,
drove them to Omaha and sold one team
and was working as a teamster with the
other when located at Albright by the Of
ficers. 1t was through him they learned
of the whereabouts of Holiday. Sheriff
Dennis returned to Kansas with the trio
last night.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-23

position vacant. az Kirk was agzin hurt
Monday. and daily 'bBkings Of the leg
will BE- necessary 20 get hin in shape FOR
the Nebraska game. HagEerty Is a last
PLAYER. weighing almost i65 pounds Tie
ehowtd up fairly we'll last night. standing
a hard workout In good shape. His prtn-
Cipal fault is unfamtliarity with signals.
but he will probably work better with the
team by the time Of the MorninEside game.
The varsity played much better ball last
night against the freshmen. the regulars
crashing into their opponents in running
interference I'm much improved form. Haz-
ard was kent at right end and Mcdonald
at full back. with Collins and Haggerty at
halves. Perrine's shoulder is improving
and he was able to be out to signal p as
much later than usual, lasting until after
dark.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-23

IOWA CITY, Ia, Oct. 22.-(Special)-
Military exercises were given to the Iowa
foot ball squad by Coach Catlin last night
in the form Of setting up stunts and
when the men were through with the West
Point tactics they were thoroughly IA
tigued.
The whole squad even to the heaviest
line men were stretched flat on the grid
iron while Coaches Catlin and Griffith di-
rected them in the soldier calisthenics I'M
I'll the husky pupils were thoroughly tired
and much more timber than when they
started.
The find OF the practice was Haggerty,
a new candidate for right half. Fee, who
has been substituting for Captain Kirk,
has water on the knee, leaving the varsity
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-23
EIGHT PLEAD NOT GUILTY
victims of Grand Jury Deny the
Charges Made Against
Them,

Eight of the first victims Of the grand
jury's drag net were arranged before
Judge Sears Thursday morning and pleaded
not guilty to the various crimes charged
against them. They were John Murray,
grand larceny; Robert Magarell, obtaining
$50 under false pretenses; Bertha Grant
and Bonnie Due, larceny from the person;
Edwin r. sprague and Albert Scott, break.
ing and entering; James Patrick, breaking
and entering; ]. II. Christie, forgery,
A lu,l in the grand jury proceedings
came Thursday morning when no witnesses
were examined. The Jurors spent the fore
noon going over the reports OF the COM
mittees which visited various public in
situations and made Investigations Of con-
ditions called to the attention OF the Jury
by Judge Sears. The work lone by the
jury was in preparation Of its final report.
1t is said the jury is trying to complete
its work so that an adjournment can be
taken next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-23
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Latonia Association Fakes Fight
Against Commission Into COurt.

Latonia Association Takes Fight
Against Commission Into COurt.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 22-The real eli
max to the racing situation that has
threatened the Latonia racetrack, as we'll
as the general racing prospects through
out Kentucky. was reached today when a
suit was filed in the Kenton county cir
cult court against the Kentucky Racing
commission to have its action revoking the
license OF Latonia scratched from the com
missions minutes, and a reveiew of the
revocation be held by the court. In sub
stance this means that It will probably
take ten days to review the case and
probably a month before the court of APP
peals will finish it, in case it is carried to
the highest tribunal in the state. In the
meantime racing will continue.
1t is said by the Latonia officials that
the action Of the commission is unconsti-
tutiOnal and the fight means that the track
must close forever or the racing commits
cially.
The commission ruled that pari-mutuels
alone We're to be allowed in Kentucky.
Latonia demonstrated by its spring meet
ing that the track could not b. run ex-
cept at a great loss under the mutuel sys-
TEN and pleaded with the commission for
the bookmakers. These efforts at settle
ment, however, were in vain.
Summaries of today's races:
First race, five furlongs:. DR.. Barley
QlO, Troxler, . to ID won, Duomo tll0,
PickenS, 6 to 5, place. second, Desperate
Ql0, OFT. s to 2, show third. Time: 1:O1.
Gavarone, De Brief orta, Ed Wray, Ray
-+"N NASAA . s'AAHH eNaAH AeAAAAA "a
Bob, Colonel Blue and Joe E. Enrich also
ran. Rock Castle was left at the post.
Second race, five and one-half furlongs:
Christmas Q02, Kennedy, even) won, Icaria
uO4, Walsh, II to l, place. second, Miss
Crittenden QOi, Glasner, 3 to 5, show
third. Time: los. Medora, AdmOnish,
Floreal, Zaraphe. Hawks Light, Tarantula,
The Missus, Naria Tone, Lorette, She Wolf
and Marshy also ran.
Third race, six furlongs: Manheimer Gl2,
Brandon, 4 TO 81 won. Gresham (97, MCGEE,
out, place. second, Enlist G05. Butler, :
to ], show third. Time: l:l5Ia. Rexall
Western Knight, Kings Folly and Adrian
Vanset also ran.
Fourth race, mile: Lady Martha 90,
Butler, 9 to p won, Kercheval do9. Niece
! to ?, place. second, Hanbridge as
Walsh, out, show third. Time: 1895
Three starters.
Fifth race. mile and one-sixteenth: Nor.
tiboy Ol2, Glasner, 8 to j. won. Beat
Brummel 6 to ,, place. second, Lady Bal
dur, out. show third. Time: l:47is. M
Shaughrau and Dunvegan also ran.
Sixth race, one mile and thTee-siXteenths
Carew G04, MCGEE, 6 to 5, straight won
Belmere QO9, Heidel, I to ?, place. second
St, Valentine Gl2, Butler, 2 to 5, show
third Time: 200.
EMPIRE CITY, y. Y. Oct. 2.-Sum
maries: First race, 2-year-olds, selling. ST
furlongs: Jeanette NJ. dO5. McCahey
won; Trois Twit dOS, NotterD second
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Sarah u. Starr to George +. Morton.
part OF sl2 sW4 3i-l5-l3, ...............S 2,lQO
Gustave A. Rehm and wife TO Oscar
b.. Williams, lot Z and east 10 feet
OF lot s. block Il, Prospect place. 1885
Gertrude Fisher 10 Melville s. StuT-
geon, lot II, ]. L Riley's sub-divi-
sion OF Oklahoma /
Hans Nindel and wife to Henry
Rohlff, lot %, block 81, Albright S
Choice addit on........-.-....-...., 1850
southeast. corner qer .ne& n;2itlg..., 1850
Mary Garfield and husband to Robert
+. Foran. lot II, block 4, %Thornburg
Unitef Real Estate & Trust company
to John + Reagan. lot Is, block Al,
KountZe place. 800
Andrew &. Beck and wife TO Nels
Jensen, lots Z and S, block ,, Mill
taTy addition. I
Nels Jensen to Helene Beck, same. /
Robert j. Jensen and wife To Doug
lass Owens, lots % and 30, block l..
Himebaugh & Patterson's sub-divi-
Charles A. Brockway to Anna Brock
way, lots 3 and 4, block 8 willis
John Power. sheriff. to Frank e. Hcr- '"O
bach. lot 3 block az Omaha. l,O6
+. BOurke, lot 5, block 81, Omaha.
ana tax lots p TO Sc, Inclusive, sec
Frank Barrett 10 Harry Ii. Allen, lot .
%, block Is, Highland Place.
II. C.. Bostwick o,Frank j. Persons
lot 3, Swetnam's subdivision ..-... l
A. W. Simpkins and wife 10 John II
Trenerry, lots s. l. s, 3 and 10, block
2 Harmon's suh..-----"-.,..... s.
Howard Whitney TO same, same. 27
Iotal
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-23
AUTO DRIVERS TO ORGANIZE
Chauneurs Will Meet Last Night Of
Month TO Form Organization.

drivers of Omaha are re-
quested to meet at the Paxton and Mitchell
garage Saturday evening, October 81, to
perfect a permanent organization of the
automobile drivers of Omaha. A. Schultz
is the leader in the organization, which
will be known as the Nebraska Association
of Automobile Drivers. The object of the
association will be to advance the mutual
interests of the automobile drivers and
owners by enhancing the general good will
through an organized association and to
increase the standard of ability and eff
change Of opinions and experiences at the
various meetings.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-23
Tnrkio Wnnts n Gnme.

TARKIO. Mo, oct. 22.-CSpecial)-The
Tarkio foot ball team is without a game
for next week and would like 10 arrange
for a game In or out of town either October
%, "a or 2G. The team would also like to
arrange for a game at TarkiO for Thanks
giving day. Communication should be ad-
dressed 70 James Z. Elder. manager.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-23

Last night on the Metropolitan alleys the
Luxus team won two games from the
Birmingham Range company, Both teams
close until the last frame. but splits were
coming pretty fast for all the boys. The
old-timer, Charles carp, took all honors
SO total, and Drinkwatep was high for the
Range company, 27 single game and $40
total pins. Tonight the Brodegaard Crowns
and Dreibus Candy company will play
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-23
worId'a Bowling Record.

s. LOUIS, Mo, oct. 22.-Two worlds
bowling records We're broken last night hy
the SChneidt team Of the st. Louis Ten
Pin league according to figures announced
today. The team totaled 3,3O6 pms for 'hrec
games, an average Of l,l02. Tbe high game
was lis. Three Of the players averaged
above al.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-23

Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs
quickly. strengthens the lungs and expels
colds. Get the genuine in a yellow pack.
age. Sold by all druggists.