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CrOCkettS Run

One Saturday evening not very long
since, a young man passed up the val
ley, who the fellow was no one seemed
to know, but suffice is to say he was
fully recognized at Dan'l Swickels.
Dave Ruff is helping Dupler & Shull
along in the threshing business.
Fred Cornmiller was a business
caller at Logan, Saturday.
"Pewee" Gruner made his weekly
visit, Sunday.
Last Friday morning while 'Chirp'
Carpenter was going to work for his
brother Ben, he unfortunately pulled
the ears of his horse in trying to ride
him up LESS hill. He then turned
his horse in the pasture for the day
and in the evening set his "bike" in
Geo. Shull's buggy to ride it home.
j. j. Engle called at the County
Seat, Saturday.
+. II. Duffy spent Sunday at his
old home
Bert Byerley came down our valley
Sunday morning, breaking his 2 year
old colt. He says it is good stopper
and is preparing it for the races this
fall.
Ida Engle wended her way to Geo.
Walkers, Sunday evening.
number of 20 or 25, of Lancaster and
Columbus, visited Mrs. Carey, Sun
day. A good time is reported.
Geo. EisZ, wife and family visited
Saul Bauers, Sunday.
DAvY CRoc KETr.
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Hooking Society.
IScott Review.


The Hooking society held d
meeting in j. Shotwell's Office, Sat
urday, June -, 1909 G. d. Lig
gett, President, and d. r. Black,
Secretary, rendered their resigna.
tions and accepted by the society
Shotwell and A. f. Brian were
elected to the vacancies. Messrs.
Shotwell, Brian and Rodman were
appointed to find suitable place
to hold the reunion, and decided
on Sluterbeck woods to be held
the last Thursday in August.
1t will be big day for our com.
munity, and every one should dc
what they can to make it pleas
ant day for our friends and rela-
tives who will come here. There
is do doubt but what they will re.
ceive such cordial welcome and
entertainment that will surpass
anything of the kind ever held by
the society.
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They will give matinee perform
ance in Amelia g. II. Monday
afternoon, at 3 80 o'clock, and In
the evening Q o'clock. Everybody
is cordially invited to attend.
Miss Sarah Weaver and sister
Mrs. G. F. Mann, attended re-
hearsal of the Hudson Westcott
show, Thursday evening as special
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Weaver aid
two daughters Miss Sarah and
Mrs. g. F. Mann, were down view
ing the big wreck over Saturday
afternoc
Mr.. Douglas Clark and Miss
Sarah Weaver, were seen vending
their way slowly homewards from
Amelia G. H Saturday evening.
Misses Edna and Ethel Hindle
were out viewing the wreck, Sat.
urday evening.
Mr.. j. A. Warrimen, of Jeters'
Vile, was down to the wreck Sat.
urday afternoon.
Over two thousand people were
out viewing the big wreck Sunday,
the of July. KooNKoNKHI.
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Surprise Party.

Quite a pleasant surprise was
given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Dave Miller, Saturday evening,
July 10. Each gentleman guest
brought with him nice supper of
fruit. The evening was spent
very pleasantly in ealing fruit and
playing games. At late hour
the guests departed, declaring they
had a fine time and wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Miller many more pleas
ant surprises, The names of those
present are as follows: Ferdie
Blum. John Myer, Jesse McGrady,
Rosco Shaw, Samuel Bailey, How
ard Myer, Frank Nihiser, Her
man Blum, Homer Evans, Boyd
Conkle, John Klinker, Bert Lenz,
Clarence Conrad, Louie Evans,
Wilbur Blum, Atlee Beougher,
Edward Conkle. Lehman Miller,
Roy Vancuren, Chauncey Conrad,
Dan'l My er, Earl Kline and Chas.
Miller; Sarah Blum, Tena Bailey,
Myrtle Evans, Bessie Kline, Emma
Myer, Edna Goss, Cecile Miller,
Maggie Blum, nellie Vancuren,
Mae Nihiser, Inez Blum, Irma
Weaver, Virgie Goss, Clara Blum,
Florence Matthias, NADIA Risch,
Bessie Blum, Jennie Matthias, Ada
Risch, Florence Blum, Otie Kearns
and Mayme Tannahill, of Lancas
ter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Blum.
ONE VINO WAS THERE.
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Pleasant Valley

We are having some very nice
weather at this writing.
Church at st. Johns Lutheran
church, Sunday, was we'll attended
Homer Kitchen, of Pine, was in oul
vicinity selling fertilizer, one day
last week.
J. r. Evans was in Logan, Satur.
day. .
Vallie Wolfe and lady friend, OF
Logan, were seen in our valley, Sun
day last.
Geo. Kline, of Enterpries, was iT
our valley selling binders, Friday ano
Saturday.
L. Vancuren and wife and Harrison
Nihiser were the Sunday evening
guests of Jacob Cotterman and wife.
Jacob Nimon and wife, of near Lo
gan, visited Geo. Conkle and family
Thursday.
Bessie Kline, of Trumbull, Co., is
visiting with her aunt, Mary Kline
at this writing.
Mrs. Sam'l Nihiser and May were
the Sunday guests of their grand
mother, Mrs. John Nihiser.
Nellie Vancuren and Myrtle Evan!
called on Mamie and Lucy Murphy
of Pleasant Creek, Sunday afternoon
A number of our young folks at
tended the surprise party given il
honor of Dave Miller and wife, Sat
urday night.
There will be preaching at Fair
view, Sunday at lO:30 a. m.
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Valley Crossing

Flowing and hoeing corn seems to
be the order of the day.
John Dresback was a caller at this
burg, Saturdayevenlng,
VIII Wine, wife and son spent Sun
day with Grandma Springer.
Several from this valley attended
the surprise party at Harvey Bur
goon's given i'm honor of their son
Sherman, it being his birthday.
Noah McCowen, wife and daughter
visited at Henry keck's, Sunday.
Grandma Unger called on Mrs.
Marion Kitchen, Friday afternoon.
Frank Robson was on our streets,
one day last week.
Mrs. Zuriah Keck, who is on the
sick list, Is much better at this writ
ing.
VIM. Springer and Rancy Her were
hoeing corn for Noah McCowen, last
week.
Enid Cupp called on Nina Meow.
en-, Saturday.
Malon Paxton passed through this
valley with load of wool, enroute
for Logan.
Two gentlemen, from Marion Ohio
passed through this valley with fine
automobile, Saturday, enroute fol
Logan.
Charles and Miles willard have
gone to Fairfield Co., to harvest.
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Buzzard Avenue

Floyd and Harley Evans, of Spring
field, and Charles Shailer, of Murray
City, were the guests of their uncle
l.. Shatfer and family, last week.
Lizzie Carpenter and Henry Caves
were the over Sunday guests of Ian
caster friends.
Noah Stiverson and Harvey Matthias
were in Lancaster, Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Perry and Phoebe
Brown were the guests of Lorenzo
Shaffer, last week.
l.. Shatfer and nephew were work
ing for Elmer Dupler, Saturday
Bessie Shaffer called on Goldie Sti,
verSon, Tuesday afternoon.
Carrie StiverSon, of Logan, was the
guest of Goldie Stiverson, over Sun.
day.
Bessie Shaffer has gone to Murray
City, to spend the rest of the sum.
mer.
l.. Shatfer and wife, Mrs. Emma
Perry and Phoebe Brown were seer
in Sugar Grove, Sunday afternoon.
Bessie and Nora Shaffer were seer
in Sugar Grove, Thursday.
Bessie Shatfer and Floyd Evans
were seen in Rockbridge, Friday eve
ming.
Elwood Stiverson is reported better
at this writing.
Mesdames. Emma Perry, of Nelson
Vile, Shellie and Bessie Shatfer
Phoebe Brown and Floyd Evans were
seen vending their way up Cleal
Creek, Saturday evening.
The boys of this place made theil
usual trip to Rockbridge, Thursday
and Sunday evenings.
Goldie and Ada Matthias were il
Rockbridge, Friday evening.
MIR. Croner was the guest of hi:
cousin Goldie Stiverson, one day las
week.
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NEWS OF
OTHER TOWNS
DOgWOOd Bottom

Elyira Scholl and daughters
Ada and Nora, visited Charles
Rarrick and family Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice McCune is improving
in health rapidly.
Mrs. A. N. Brown and children,
of Logan, visited Mrs. Isabella
Polling, Saturday and Sunday.
Those that visited Mrs. Elvira
Scholl and family Saturday and
Sunday were Geo. Hardwick and
wife and Master Robert, of Brem
en-, Mise Ada Scholl, of Lancaster,
Miss Bessie Scholl, assistant from
the Hooking County Infirmary,
Wilbert Turner, of So. Blooming.
vile, and Mrs. Sylvester Hickman
and children, of near Max.
Hiram McCune, wife and son
Alexander, were Logan visitors
Saturday.
Charles Rarrick passed through
this place Monday morning.
Miss Nora Scholl made flying
tip to Geneva, Saturday.
Alexander McCune attended
church at Luarel Chapel, Sunday
morning.
Thomas Ansel, wife and son
Jesse, were Logan callers Monday.
There will be church at the
Saint Emanuel's Lutheran Church
Sunday forenoon. Sunday School
at o o'clock and pre- aching at 10
O'Clock. Everybody invited to at.
tend. MARGARET.
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Wreck on the Southern r. r.

Amelia, G. H., Va, July s, 1901.
On Saturday, July 3, between
the villages of Amelia q. ii. and
Jetersville, Va, on the Southern
r. r., occurred one of the worst
freight wrecks that has ever been
known for years on this road. The
wreck occurred in Jordan's cut,
about one quarter of mile from
the residence of Isaac Weaver.
Six coal cars loaded with coal and
four box cars with tan bark were
DIT rallied and over 100 feet OF track
tern up, the ties and roadbed were
completely demolished. The cars
were all smashed up and three of
the heavy trucks were completely
buried out of sight in the hard
roadbed. Very luckily no one was
killed, one colored brakesman was
buried beneath coal car, his
hands were just protruding from
beneath the coal, he was dug out,
but was not hurt any. Another
colored brakesman getting very
much frightened when he saw the
cars going off the track and piling
up in the air, jumped, getting one
ankle and one knee knocked out
of place. He was hurt the most
seriously of any. Several people
were riding from Jetersville to
Amelia in the csboose and were
Jared up considerably. The
freight was the eleven O'Clock
local from Danville, N. g. The
l2 O'Clock train from the south
and the 2:40. from the north pull
ed up 1T each end of the wreck
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Brownsville

Charley Pratt and Arthur Flowers
made flying trip to Revenge, Satur'
day.
Chris Pierce was seen on our pixies,
last Friday.
Jim Bigham and wife were seen on
our pixies, last Thursday.
Arthur Flowers made business
call on Edward Bigham, Saturday
evening.
Harry Smith and wife, of Athens,
spent Monday night with Isaac Flow
ers and family.
Dora Lantz and Minnie Benway
spent Friday evening with Libbie
Flowers.
Clarence Lutz and Edward Bigham
were seen on our pixies, Monday.
Charley Kost is going to South Da-
kota In the near future, where he eX-
poets to live.
Arthur Flowers and Charley Pratt
called on John Springer, last Monday.
Lucy and Addie Beavers were seen
driving on our pixies, Friday.
Charley Flowers and wife, of Ian
caster, were visiting friends of this
place, over Saturday and Sunday.
WRIP SNORTER.
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Pleasant Hill

We are having some rainy weather
at present.
Mrs. Lille Long, of Gibisonville e,
and Mrs. Annie Dawson and daugh.
ter, of Lancaster, visited Mrs. Jacob
Kline, Saturday and Sunday.
Forest Kline were the Sunday guests
of Mrs. Emma Tidd, Sunday.
Isla Kline called on Mrs. Wesley
Matthias, one day last week.
Mrs. Jane Tucker, who has beer
visiting her parents, j. WoltZ, has re-
turned to her home in Columbus.
Thomas Kline and wife, the shoe
merchant of Logan, Mrs. Lila Long
and Mrs. Anna Dawson and daugh
ter took dinner with Mrs. Carrie
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Pleasant View, Va.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Kline and
family, of Oak Grove Va, were
the pleasant guests of l. Weavers.
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Cyrus 1. Weaver and brother
Grover Weaver, have an engage
ment with the Hudson and West
Goth Moving Picture and vaude-
vile show, for this year.
Everybody around here have
their thrashlng done.
Picking blackberries will soon
be thing Of the past.
Mr.. Isaac Weaver thrashed Fri
lay, he thrashed one hundred
| bushels of oats and wheat; wheat
and oats both nice quality.
While doing carpenter work at
Holsboro Va, Mr.. Cyrus Weaver,
let hatchet clip cutting al artery
above the ankle on the right foot
which resulted in bad case of
erysipelas, curing the erysipelas,
Mr.. Weaver thought his ankel was
all we'll SO went out bathing with
a crowd of young folks Sunday,
and getting his ankel hurt over
again, it has swoolen and had a
high fever, and got so painful that
DR.. Eggleston was called in, he
placed the foot in an antiphlogis-
tine plaster. Mr.. Weaver Is un-
able to walk, but we hope for his
speedy recovery, as he is en-
gagged with the Hudson Westcott
show in performing athletic and
also acrobatic stunts which will be
quite impossible for him to fulfill
in his present condition.
Mr.. Cyrus A. Weaver and sister
Miss Sarah, called at DR.. Eggles-
tons, Wednesday evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wise
Perry, an 8 pound son on the 1lth.
of June.
Mr.. q. F. Mann is in Norfolk
Va. this week collecting for the
Century E. o. N. Y.
Miss Sarah Weaver called on
Mrs. Ben Richardson, Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Richardson served
an elegant lunch to her guest.
Oh! de Watah. melon, on de
vine am fine.?
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Mann and
little daughter Mabel Margurite,
have been spending the past two
weeks with the formers mother,
Mrs. A. F. Mann, of Green Hills
DR.. Eggleston made a call on
his patient, Mr.. G. A. Weaver,
Friday.
Hello Starr, just send that new
boy down here and let US see what
he is like, hope you are coming
on fine just drop us line soon?
Hello G.2 did you. receive the
postal, come down and we'll take
a trip. Oh, you kid:
Mr.. j. A. Warrimes, night oper.
ator of Clarksville, is now night
operator at Chula, Va. Mr.. A. r.
Westcott, of Amelia, Q. H. was
formerly operator.
The following persons will travel
with the big Hudson and Westcott
show, Messers. A. r. Westcott,
G. A. Weaver, Grover Weaver, j.
H. Boyer Douglas Clark, Lafayette
Hudson. and Jones, a colored man
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Pine Valley

Barney Zeigler was in this val
ley last Tuesday.
H. w. Kitchen and wife were
Logan visitors last Saturday.
Iona Harble called on Sarah
Dillon one day last week.
Floyd Kreachbaum and George
Primmer were buggy riding on oul
streets Sunday.
B. T. Nihiser was busine ness
caller in this valley Saturday even
ing.
Huldah and Ivy Harble called
on Myrtle and yirgie Kitchen,
Sunday.
VIM. Primmer passed through
this valley sunday.
Sherman Keck was q Logan visi.
tor Sunday.
VIM. Watts called on H. w.
Kitchen, Sunday.
Jacob Wines and lady friend
passed through this valley Sun
day.
iona dRrDle spent ounday Win
GOldie Davis.
Harley EmmOns and wife passed
through this valley last Thursday.
Mrs. Susan Whitmer called on
John Nibsrt, Sunday.
Goldie Davis called on Mrs.
H. W. Kitchen last Sunday even.
ing.
Otto Davis passed through this
valley Sunday.
Charles Anderson has been work
ing for Jacob Bowers the past
week.
James Nupp, of Logan, was in
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Dupler, SUNDAY.

Dupler, Sunday.
Wesley Matthias, of this place, has
got the contract of mending the Nc
Broom school house.
Mrs. Lizzie Hitler, of Murray City,
visited friends and relatives at this
place, on Tuesday of last week.
ISla Kline and sister called on Mrs.
Olive Ogg, Saturday.
Mary Mason, after three weeks
visit with her grandparents, has re,
turned to her home in Lancaster.
Mrs. Emanuel Ogg is on the sick
list. GIRLDINE.
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gan. Route 2

ter, wife and children
visitors of Frank Fickel
b Wolfe and daughter
II near Webb Summit,
Rh this place, Saturday,
ile Queen City.
! attended the birthday Y
IN honor OF Edith Wolfe,
|dge, Sunday.
|ht Polling and children
Voley johnson, Sunday.
lie called on his lady
fday evening.
Fickel were Lancaster
Idsy.
ines was q Logan visitor,
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Notice..

Members of the Burial Fund of
The. Logan Brick Mfg Co are here
by notified that an assessment will
be due and payable at the Office of
the above Company on Saturday
July l1th.
MARY JOSEPHINE FICKELL.
Sectretary.
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Cllas. Nunemakef walks around on
his toes all smiles; we found out the
cause. He's grandpa.
Born to Ed Hickman and wife, a
girl, recently.
Clyde, Bessie and Clara Ruff were
Logan visitors, Saturday.
Mrs. Samuel Cell, who has been
seriously sick, is improving fast.
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this valley last Friday.
Charles Dillon made q business
trip to Logan, Saturday.
Mrs. Clinton Keck visited friends
at South Perry from Friday until
Sunday.
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Max

Wheat harvest is thing of the
past In this community.
Simeon Blackston and wife had as
their Sunday guests, their son Charles
Blackston, wife and two children and
Tressa Schaal, of Stringtown.
j. ii. Johnston and wife were Lo.
gan visitors, Saturday.
Miss Phila Martin and brother
Willie, of Logan, are spending few
days at the home of their uncle, j,
Welty's.
VIM. Leonard and wife were Logan
visitors, Saturday.
S. N. Focht and wife spent Sunday
with Albert Polling and wife, of Tur,
key Run.
Frank Larimer and John Focht at
tended Children's service at Friend,
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Many people with chronic throat
and lung trouble hnve found com.
fort and relief in Foley's Honey
and Tar as it cures stubborn
coughs after other treatment has
failed. l. M. Ruggles Reasnor,
Iowa, writes: "The doctors said /
had consumption, and | got no
better until took Foley's Honey
and Tar. 1t stopped the hemor-
rhages and pain in my lungs and
they are now as sound as bullet.
Bort ~ Co.
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Governor Harmon Making Good

Governor Harmon is "making
good" and the Republican ring
sters up about Columbus are un.
happy and showing signs of panic.
the exposures already made under
his administration Of crook edness
in the penitentiary and state fire
marshal's office under ring rule,
have sent chill down the spines of
Guilbert ~ Co., and suggests to
the people the desirabiity OF a
complete change in our state
administration Batavia Sun.
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IN, Of Baltimore, is visit,
sin Florence Rowland, at
therby, of Columbus, has
/ friends In this commun.
week. BLUE BELL.
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Proves Schroeder Eligible.

Denver, Jan. Manager William
Fl. Andrew of the University of Den
yer football eleven is elated over the
establishment of the identity of Reno
r. j. Schroeder. the l9-year-old giant
fullback of the University of Denver
championship football eleven the
past season.
"AIl season." says Andrew, our
rivals have been circulating all Kinds
of rumors that Schroeder was a
ringer" that he was about 80 years
old, that he was married and had a
family, that he had played four years
of college football somewhere, one
man going so far as TO say that he
had seen him on the University of
Wisconsin eleven some years ago.
We repeatedly published the fact that
Schroeder had played at Merrill, Wis,
en- the high school eleven and at
Butte. Mont, on the high school
team.
These facts are brought out clear
ly in the recent report of the Mon
tana interschoIastic authorities. They
declared that Schroeder had played
four years of high school football
before going to Butte, which barred
him from high school football, but
which in no way affects his college
standing. He has three more years
of college football to play and viii
remain at the University of Denver.
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TODAY Is YEARS AGO
FROM DAILY SENTINEL

(Sunday-no issue.)
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-07
SPORTS
GOSSIP OF THE RING.
BY Knox Blocl1on.

New York, Jan. "A fight which |
will attract no little interest among |
fight fans all over the country will |
be staged by the National Athletic |
Club of New York tomorrow eight !
Tommy Murphy and frankie Mad
den are the principals and the mill
| is scheduled to go ten rounds. This
affair was originally set for New
Years night, but an injury to Muir
phys hand caused postponement.
Both boys have had time to get in
excellent shape for the bout and il
will doubtless be good one.
News comes from across the waters
that James Britt has framed up
battle with an alleged lightweight
champion of France and that it will
be pulled off Saturday nigh; in Paris.
Broadway sports are still talking
about the heavyweight championship
and hoping that some white man will
appear who can grab the title from
the big smoke. With Jeffries out of
the game. the outlook for a white
champion in the near future is not
promising. And while it may be lese
majesty to say il, there are some
New York sports who entertain
doubts whether Jeffries could now
come back to his old form to an eN-
tent that would enable him to whip
johnson
About the biggest joke of all is the
CHALLENGE of Philadelphia Jack
OBrien to fight johnson for the
heavyweight championship. If such
a match should be made, 1t would be
a safe wager that O'Brien would not
be able to last two rounds If the
negro was in good condition. O'Brien
has a prospective scrap with Al Ku-
biak. the Michigan heavyweight, for
six rounds in Philadelphia. Since
Willie, the Chicago heavyweight, de
feated the Michigan wonder" with
one hand. O'Brien is playing safe.
That is "A popularity of his'n If
johnson should appear in Philadel-
phia and look cross-eyed at "Phila-
delphia Jack" it's likely that o Brien
would break all Marathon records in
getting away from there.
Another challenger is Robert Fitz-
simmons. and this must also excite
the visibility of all followers of the
game Fitz must have a short mem
ory or he would not be talking about
match with the negro. However,
Bob" is over in London, and ii does
no harm to talk at such distance.
Gus Ruhlin is another of the old
timers who has come out with def
to johnson. Gus still thinks he has
fight in him, although he would
: probably find il difficult to make any
promoter believe that he would be q
drawing card. The big German says
that If he cant get a match with the
black, he will take on Tom Sharkey
| Surely the bones in the pugilistit
cemetery are doing a lot of rafting
] these DAYS.
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Start Track Training Soon.

Boulder. Jan. lit was announc-
ed today that track work and base
ball practice will begin Feb. /. AL
ready squads of track men, under
the direction of Capt. Barrett, are
training for the distance runs by en-
gaging daily in cross country work.
There are many new candidates for
the long runs. Many state men who
were with the Colorado team last
year will not appear i'm track apparel
this year because several were lost
by graduation and others will be
barred because of the four-year rule.
However, it is believed that track
supremacy will rest with Colorado
this year as in all the years that
there has been intercollegiate track
meets in the state for there is an
abundance of material at hand with
so many incoming freshmen.
Morrill, will be missed in the hurd-
les and the broad jump, Warner viii
be missed in the dashes but McFad-
den. the 1O-second man from Long
mont who won the 22O-yard dash
last high school day, will be an able
substitute: Ritchie in the dashes
and the "44O" will be too busy with
office work and school work to turn
out and it is doubtful if Hospe, the
chamyicn FCIc yaG,tcr of TIE la
two seasons. will rct-ra TO scncJl.
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Placing your plumbing contracts
with us, secures you sanitary salts
faction reasonable prices and expert
work, by men who know their bust
ness.-J. Il. Mckenzie. the Plumber.
Mems sewed half soles. S5c. La
dies, 6Oc. Laffer's. opposite post
office.
A bath installed by me is a daily
pleasure and a constant joy. j. E
Mckenzie, the plumber.
Sentinel want ads bring results
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"Juanita coal is better'-Phone
Junction 323.