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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-12
NO MORE FREE
LUNCH IN
TACOMA

The .saloonkeepers asked the IL
cense committee yesterday to
abolish free lunch, and such ac-
tion will be recommended to the
council tonight. II the council
concurs the free feed will be re-
moved from every saloon in Ia
coma.
The saloonkeepers say the free
lunch counter has come to be so
well patronized that 1t eats up the
profits of the wet counter.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-12-16


Pr. Me,slsr, dentist, 6l2 Fourth ST.,
Elk Poiat psnnanis for sale - Conly
y Sons.
NJ. md Mr.. WIN. Eslick Of Sioux
Rapid, Iowa, spsnt 8 ,nday here With
frieuds.
Halvor Void, 81 Sioux Falls, spent
Saturday "A sunday wish Elk Point
friends.
a Remington-S holes typewriter, good
~ new. fof sals cheAp. Also ! good
secondhAnd Oliver. Enquire Il this
ollce.
&. Az Mn. LAwrence Mccain of
DAVID CIV, Nsb., paid : Walt Is rsl-
stlvss "a old sims friends here last
week.
ohsrt2 0undsrscu rsturned saturd "
ffom 2.Weohs visit V Nav Orisansl
and vioinity. ~ 49, they dishsd ont
- o1collest variety of weathsr while
~ Was down thers ana he became much
isAseoste1 4 fhat oountry.
cnvlsanns ,h1p IN NO expecs %
NM alowx Ciay plsase naks me
henl ktore - M Mo1dan,a hossl
H. Nlll 16eo | p6tcelo free. W.
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y! y T. l4l1e aocr, and ~ ~
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-12-16
$50 s, 81 ALFRED HALLA Elk s! Ss.

Did you see the Christmas candy a
C,nly's?
Capt. Elmer Wallace left Thursday
for New York, after a two weeks visi,
with his parents here.
"Grandman Ericsson returned Tues.
day 70 her son, y. WIS, at Big Springs.
after 4 weeks visit here.
Don't fall to see the ane feature ro-
gram 81 the Idle Hour, Friday and
Saturday Matinees, Saturday, at 3
and 4 p. m.
re wise, when you are In Minneap
oils, stop Ct an up-to-date, European
hotel. The New Beaufort. Opposite
Postotiice.
+. N. Crowder and sons, Roy and
Earl. attended the National Corn Ex-
position 10 Omaha the latter part Of
the week
Gall A. Comfy q SONS for Christmas
presents.
Miss Hazel Sweet 81 Jefferson, visit
ed With friends here las. sunday. Miss
Sweet Taught here last year. ii will Be
remembered.
". Barlingame IL expected home
from Quinn tomorrow. He was detain.
- there much longer than expected,
some six weeks.
Delbert Barr 81 The Auditorium
spent several days visiting
here With old friends, returning 10
Sioux City Menday night.
hr and Mrs. Frank wIxson are here
lrom the Black Hill. spending Tho
holidays They are locatea % claim
y AfRyie, near the guster and Fall
RIver county lines.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-12-16

/
Leslie walker and Earl Wood are
taking their Try outs as brakemen on
Milwaukee passenger trains.
Mrs. May Comfy -Schaetzel left Mon
day for her home In Los Ang les, after
having spent week here looking
alter business m itters. She expected
to visit in Omaha, Neb. and Wichita.
hans. on her way, arriving home In
good season for Christmas.
Take hint, do our own mixing.
Rough on Rats. being all poison, one
l5c box will spread or make so to 100
little cakes that will kill 500 or more
rats and mice. It's the unbeatable OK
termination. Don't die In the house.
Beware OF limitations, substitutes and
catch-penny, ready -for.use devices.
Messrs SWEET and Anderson Of Elk
Point, have completed their arrange
ments at the new Idle Hour Thea ire
and opened Tuesday evening with a
nice programme. The theatre is
with its own electric light
plant and the pictures are bright and
fine. There will be a show every
evening and the programme is changed
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Tyndail Tribune.
LosT-A pair Of ladies shoes, be-
tween Elk Point and the s. Beddoe
home. Finder please leave at this office |
GUNDA ToRKELsoN
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-12-16
Christmas
Dry Goods Specials

beginning Friday, December l7 and last
ing until Friday, Christmas Eve Com
pare our bargains with what our com
petitors have TO offer you and be your
own judge.
Christmas Handkerchiefs, for the boys
and girls, handsomely printed, as long
as they last, limited TO Gus
TONER, each ............... ~
Ladies' handsome Swiss Barred and
embroidered Hal. dkerchiefs, beautiful
patterns, Toe value, special for
VI rlslmas, each..... - ~
Ladies fms hemstitched initial Hand
kerchiefs, every letter is handsomely
embroidered, l0c value, for
christmas, each. 49,. -. .... W
Mems soft Japan Silk Initial Hand
kerchiefs, i0c value,
Ior.......,... ........ ....... ~
a fine Christmas box with 6 hand
somely embroidered, hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, no Two alike, every handker-
chief is a different pattern, a r.
good si.0o value, per box 49, ~
Mems fine pure linen Handkerchiefs.
hemsntched, soft finish, ready ar
Tor use, special, each. -. 800. AJL
Boys Sweater coats, ir red, blue and
grey, nicely trimmed, SOC value,
special for Christmas, each Z1I
Meas and boys cloth. leather and
corduroy APPS, big line TO pick 90
from, ooc value, special per carACk
Ladies ribbed top, fleece lined Hose
me gage and h 'avy weight, up 10 25c
value. special for Christmas, -
per pair ... E2C
Misses, boys and childrens fast black
ribbed Hose, fine gauge and heavy quail
ty. up to 25c values. slI/
per pair. ................k AZ0l
Phoenix Mutiiers for lad rs aud ,oan
IN all shades, handsomely knitted n,ix
ed with silk, SOC value,
each JXC
Ladies all wool cashmere Hos vow
hne quality, and fast black, 35c
value, special fol Christmas, pair lOC
Fine Table Linen, yards wide, fun
bleached. beautiful atterns, 1925 val
ues, special for Christmas, TO-
per yard. .... /CE
Red and white and. blue and white
Table Cloths, GO inch wide. absolutely
fast colors, SOC value, per -.
Jafu.. ..............-.. TIN
Novelty Silk, Tor shirt waists and
dr. sses, beautiful patterns to pick
from, good values, per
yard. .............. .....COC
b.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-12-16
Christmas Grocery. Bargains

for -. "' ..... ' ..a.. . Use
Tor =. ..s ...... ..I5C
3pounds OF best Japan Rice, -
not broken, for ..........A ~
) pound pkg. OF best Dat TO-
meal, ior... .....,....-...-.s.. Nv
25c box Soda Crackers, fresh. o.
iofs............. ..-....s......S W
pound sack Of self raising or o.
Buck wheat Flour, for. ZO(
cans OF sugar Corn, Stand arc
ard quality, for ~
cans OF Standard Tomatoes, -
solid packed, for $500. $50. ZOA
packages OF Mince Meat, o.
3 Star Brand, for. ..... .ACN
. pounds OF Santa Clara -
Prunes, large size, for. zoe
2 pounds Of fancy dried a.
Peaches, for ...... .... ..s. >. ZOk
2 pounds OF Walnuts, new 0r
2 pounds Of chocolate Candy,
fine quality. for...... .Z5c
Preserves, in quart jars, Raspberry.
Strawberry, Grape, CurranG and Plum,
all preserved In granulated sugar, a.
35c valne, per jar ...-, ......k1(
Gallon pail OF best Syrup, 90
limited, for....... ....... zoo
3 pounds Of Santos Peaberry En.,
NoHee, ior..... -. ...........O Ok
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-12-16

Get a ticket with every S1.OO
purchase, and get your tickets in
before Jan uary LIST, as the prizes
are to be distributed on that date.
Everybo dy having sales slips will
please exchange them for tickets
before Jan. /, 1910.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-12-16

We have been busy all week in
this department, due to the enor-
NOUS Cut Prices in this depart
ment on new up-to- date goods.
Our sale will continue until Jan.
lst., 1910. Come early and get
a good choice.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19
INDIANA SPEEDWAY.

Indianapolis, Aug 1S.-The new In.
diana motor speedway will open to-
morrow with what many expect will
be the greatest automobile meeting
ever held. There will be three days
OF the sport
Tonight the largest and most repre-
sentative field of racing machines ever
brought together In a single carnival
of speed is ready,
The speedway IS marvel. It has a
bank more than sixty feet wide and
two and one-half miles In cIrcumfer-
ence, with a straightaway course Of
moro than a mile a. the finish.
OldHeld. Strange. Dewitt, De Palma.
Chevrolet, Miller, Ryall, Burman. Nom.
sen. Lytle, Heina, Aitken. Bourque
Denison and the two amateurs. Arthur
Griener and Edward Harne OF Chicago
are all confident they will add fresh
laurels 20 their records in the three
days of racing at the new track.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19
RESULTS AT RENO.
Reno. New, Aug. 1S.-Results

Reno, New, Aug 1S.-Results;
First race. four furlongs, selling
Annie Laurie. 1G9 (Eizenzaph), to 1.
won: Pelham Ill &C, Williams), to
5. second; Governor Orman, Ill
(Peak), to l. third. Time, As 25.
Queen Bessie. Alice Collins. Cooney
Men and Bird In the Bush also ran.
Second race, four furlongs, selling
LaChata. 100 (Sullivan). TO 10, won /:
Lucky Mate. 107 (E. Smith. to l,
second; AQueline, 100 (Thomas), to
l. third. Time. Al 3-5 Daisy Frost.
Happy Chappy and Esther Nj also ran.
Third race, six furlongs. selling-No
Quarter. 109 (Thomas). TO 5. won;
Poppy. 107 IT. Howard to 1, sec
ond, Redan, 109 (Frasch), to /,
third Time. lis. Birth, Rosedaly
and Pallas also ran.
Fourth race, five furlongs. Overland
Hotel handicap-Port Malone. 100
(Christie), to 10. won; Kopek. l02
(TulletU. TO l. second Mollie Mon
trosc. 1O7 CA. Thomas), to 5. third
Time, 1,01 10. Velma c., Libberyale
also ran.
Fifth race, one mile. selling Billy
Myor. LOG &C. Wllliams). l TO .. won:
Ak.sar-ben. l04 (Sullivan). TO l. sec
ond. Liberto, 113 (E, SMITH. to l.
third Time. l;43 As. Lady Alicia
and Mendon also ran.
Sixth raco. seven furlongs-Prince
OF CASTLE. l1S tTulletD. even, won
Herman Doyle. ll3 (Sulliyan). to /.
second; Buckthorn, LOG (E. SMITH. 6
to /. third Time, 1:29 2-5. Elmdale.
Ell Palsano and Coeytus also ran.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19

he declared that he was dead 10 the
world. Just al that moment the bell
ended the round and Fitz was drag
ged bodily 10 his chair. After much
strenuous work by his seconds the
CorHishman stepped TO the scratch
as fresh as ever for the fourth round.
Then he went after Choynski like a
whirlwind He must have knocked
Joe down five times In that round
and In the fifth. which was the last
Take your time. Joe. saiT FYtz.
after each knockdown. Take your
time in gettin' hup! There's no bleed
in Jury. 'yknow" The battle was de-
clared a draw and Fitzslmmons was
extremely lucky that he did not suf-
fer a crushing defeat.
Tommy Ryan Nearly Beaten.
That was a slashlng fight between
Tommy RYAN and Mysterious Bill
Smith at Coney Island In 1893 Smith
was a rough fellow with his head, and
after going a couple of rounds Ryan
stopped and complained TO the ref
cree. While Ryan was giving out
this line Of talk TO tho third man in
the ring. Smith suddenly swung a
cree's shoulder and Ryan went down
and out Tommy was carried TO his
corner and the referee allowed him
10 minutes TO recover. When Ryan
camo back he subjected Mr.. Smith
to one of the worst beatings | ever
saw. At the end OF the 1lth round
Mysterious Billy was covered with
blood and the fight was called draw.
McAulBfe's Narrow Escape
Jack McAuliffe had several mar
row escapes In the ring. When he
fought Jack Hopper with skin.tlght
gloves for II rounds at Rockaway In
1856 he received terrible smash on
the side OF the head in the early part
OF the mill He was in sort OF trance
for the next four rounds. and Nc.
Aullffe will tell YOU now that he does
not remember what happened during
that space OF time, But when Nc
Auliffe recovered his faculties he beat
Hopper by his superior skill and
punching. the latter receiving a terri
BILE trounclng"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19

ming races. purses for which will range
from 500 to $3.50 for each race.
In harness races all trotters start
Ing against PAGERS Will be allowed Ave
seconds on their records For In
stance a trotter with record of 2:25
Will be permitted to enter the 2:30
class Of PAGERS
The "Four-State Handicap" an
unique race, is made up so as to force
the fast horses to the front. The win.
ners OF each heat are barred from
starting In succeeding heats. The
winners OF the first heat receive S175,
OF the second heat $3.50. OF the third
heat sl25, and the horse among non
winners standing best In the final
summary receives 500 and next best
$50.
It will be seen that five horses re-
ceive a portion OF the purse and that
each horse must go his best in each
heat to hold his chances in the purse
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19
BOB DOUGLAS TAKES
RICH EMPIRE STAKE

Buffalo. n. Y, Aug. 1S.-Bob Doug
lass, from the stable of AloDzo McDon-
aid, won the $4,000 Empire State
stage for 2;12 tDotterS at the Fort
Erie race track today. He trotted the
four heats without a break. winning
the race with little or no competition
from the other six starters. Results:
2:21 trot; purse, Sl.000-Frazee won
four straight heats. Time. 2;1 3-4:
2:17 IA; 2;lS; 2.2O. Black Bell.
Ethel Mack also started
PIG trot purse, 81 1,000-Rosemary
Chimes won first second, third heats,
Time. PIP Ii; 2;13 IA; PIP 1-2 Ma
omi won fourth heat Time. 2:1S Ii.
Esull Boy. Hllda B, and Billy w, also
started
PIP trot Empire State stake;
purse. s10000-Bob Douglass won four
straight heats Time, 2,06 IA:
2:07 IL: 2:0S Ia; 2:OG Ia Carroll,
DemareSt, Alice Roosevelt, Elvictress,
The Klondyke and jennie Constantine
also started
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19
Wrestling
Shooting
Automobiiing

the verge of defeat only TO win out by
o. .-l- breath.
IL saw John L. Sullivan punched TO
a standstll IN his prime by Professor
John NJ Lailin at Madison Square Gar.
den in 1884. Sullivan hung helpless
on the ropes at the end of the second
round, with his wind gone and both
hands hanging limp at his sides. It
was really the gong that had saved
the big fellow. The immense crowd
yelled
He's gone, Sulliyan's whipped
But John. after a minutes rest,
pulled himself together and went az
Latin like a wild animal with the
heel of his great right hand he hit
the professor a crusher on the top OF
the nose. which brought the claret 10
--0r as Lahln saw the
blood he concluded he had had enough
.--.. tncl aDG mere. II was q
very narrow escape for Sullivan, how
ever
Latin Missed Golden Chance.
IF Latin had been a game fellow
and had followed up his attack In the
third round. Sullivan would have met
his Waterloo. | really believe that
Sullivan was saved by some friend
who cut the second round short for
my watch recorded only two minutes
Of fighting, instead of three
Bob Ftzsimmons had some narrow
escapes from defeat. too. In his first
lght with Maher al New Orleans. In
1892. the TrIshman hit Fitz a wallop
In the first round that sent him dead
and helpless onto the ropes.
THE timekeepers are said 10 have
saved the Cornishman. II was report
ed at the time that Joe Choynski kick
ed the bell as he jumped into the
ring and carried Bob in his arms TO
the corner Fitz was practically out
but Choynski stuck the ammonia bot
tie under his nose. and the freckled
fighter came to in time to go out for
the next round.
Another Close Shave for Fltz.
Maybe that wasn't a close call for
FitZ! And maybe he didn't know It.
He just kept away and stalled with his
long left jabs until he broke Peters
heart, and finally made him throw up
the sponge In the twelfth round. An
other close call for Fitzslmmons was
in a memorable bout with Choynsld
in Boston I'm 1894 In the third round
Joe landed a cOrking punch that put
Bob fiat upon the floor. AS Captain
Glorl Fits manager. looked over
he ropes and saw Bob's eyes rolling
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19
JIM LOGAN EQUALS RECORD

Oakland Cal, Aug. lS.-The world 6
record for three-year'old PAGERS OF the
2:20 class was aqualled by Jim Logan
at the meeting of the California Breed.
ers' associations today.
The horse, driven by his owner. j.
Montgomery, covered the distance In
EOS IL. the three-year-old time set
by Klntwah at Louisville. KY, about
IL years ago. The record time was
made in the third heat. Logan tool;
the first and second heats in 2:09 81.
and in the final heat the first quarter
was covered in :33. the half In 1.04
and the three quarters In 1874. With
a final desperate rush the horse
crossed the finish in 2:05 l-2, although
many watches gave his time at bet
ter than the worlds record.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19
SUMMERS
BOUT SENSATIONAL
English Were Greatly Excited
When Their Man Was Declar-
ed the Winner.
(By Igoe)

New York. Aug lS.-Hugh Mcintosh
saw the recent Britt.Summers tight
in London and be prouounces 1t the
most spectacular affair he had ever
witnessed. The thoughts OF II seemed
promotion OF the Jehries-Johnson
fight.
II will never forget the finish Of
that fight as long as ! live. Britt did
get some sort of a count. [ won't say
II was short. for man alive. no one in
that vast crowd heard it. | doubt If
the referee whoever he was. heard the
numbers as they rolled from his lips.
1T was like this: Britt had made
a particularly game showing up TO the
last He had been floored in the sec
ond. mind. and he lay as il hit by a
bolt Of lightning ] never expected TO
see him wiCGle a foot in time 1t look
ed like a clean out. But Jimmy did
get up and he landed a jolly right on
Summers jaw and tumbled Mr.. Eng
lishman on his back. The bell saved
Summers.
1T went on till the ninth. Britt had
been lighting sayagcly and making
Summers go a bit While trying 10
sIdestep he ran full tilt into a right
hand punch. Britt wilted and Topped
dead In his own corner. Then 1t all
happened.
"A Yankee second. doing as | have
seen them do here. took wet sponge
and doused the PROSTATE Britt from
head 10 foot. II was new in England.
that trick. Summers, though he might
have known OF It, flew out of his cor
ner and dashed across the ring. kick
ing at the offending second. Several
Americans reached up and grabbed for
him. In a seconds dime that corner
vas G whirling. fighting, kicking mass
Of humans. Britt In the meantime,
mad got up, The referee was over on
the other side Of the ring and counting
meckly 10 himself 1 don't say that the
gentleman counted fast, but III stake
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19
WILD WEST SPORTS
OPEN AT CHEYENNE

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Aug. 1S.-Wild west
sports began in earnest today In con-
nection With Frontier day celebrations
The feature was the wild horse race
In which sixteen men pitted their skill
against the outlaws. One man was
thrown. several were carried through
fences with their mounts, and William
Mann Of Pine Bluff was painfully hurt
from Kick in the breast The race
was won by Nose Reader Of Cheyenne
Nick Mahr won the steer roPing
event. his time being Is 20 seconds.
The riding contest was won by H.
S, Crandall Of Deer Creek. Colo.
The first exhibition of bucking
broncho riding by a woman ever given
al a Frontier day celebration occurred
when Mrs, Bernie St Clair. who holds
the title of champion woman rider of
the world, succeeded In subduing Il
vicious bucker.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19

my life that neither Britt nor any oth.
or man heard the call
Britt had his hands up and was
ready to continue when the arbitrator
announced that he had been knocked
out OF time and that Summers was the
winner by a clean out Picture that
scene. They're not used 10 opcnair
contests there and 1t was victory
Tor man who was fighting In his
own section Of London. the very place
where the ring was pitched. II was
at Cannlngtown. Home OF a million
burglars, my bow One OF the rabid
sections or London. Here was Sum-
mers, their boy, beating Jimmy Britt,
the champion lightweight of America.
as they really believed him 10 he.
When the referee had told them that
II was over you never saw such a
sight Those fellows swarmed over
the hobbies and into the ring UT
went the Union Jack and Summers
was boosted on high and carried to his
Quarters by 2 bowling. shrieklng mob.
I've looked upon some British demon
STATIONS. but ] never expect 10 see
such a sight again.
"A returning regiment, shattered
and torn. never drew the laundering
applause that little Johnny did It ac-
tually made the tears run down my
checks. They were so honest about
it and they did mean II so. Poor little
Jimmie. He's a good sort He told
mo afterward that he never heard the
count, and he couldn't have. OF course.
n hurt his chances a l0t-that whip
ping by Summers. | asked him N he
still wanted TO &C 70 Australia, but
he seemed so downhearted that
didn't press the matter
Il am glad that he won't go We
have two boys over there who would
knock the head on his shoulders.
told him so. Britt hasn't his punch
any more. True. he hit Johnny with
his famous left. and Summers went to
his corner several times holding his
ribs. But Britt lacks the dash and
strength to put away the young. strong
fellows Of today. guess his sun is
set"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19
HARNESS RACES

The harness races agreed upon are
as follows:
Sept 6-2:2S class, pace or trot,
purse $500.
Sept 7-2:4O class. pace or trot
purse $500.
Sept. S-Free for all. pace or trot,
purse $500
Sept 9-2;20 class. trot, purse $500.
Sept I0-3 minute class, pace or trot
purse $500.
Sept 1l-Grand Four-State handl.
cap, pace OF trot, purse 5000.
There Will also be twenty-four run
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19
WINNERS AT FoLKsToNe

Folkstone. Ang. Aug. 1S.-The
Hythe Juvenile maiden plate of 100
sovereigns for 2-ycar-olds. distance
seven furlongs was won today by
Wlbury. The Romney Welter hand
leap OF 100 soyereigDs for S-year-olds
and upwards, distance six furlongs
was won by Captain Gray.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19
Easy on the woman and easv on the

Easy on the woman and easy on the
clothes.
That's why progressive women are
washing their clothes with Fels-Naptha
IN cool or lukewarm water, in summer or
winter.
It's easy on the woman because it
does away with fires for heating water,
makes hard rubbing unnecessary and
takes less than half the time of the old
way of washing.
It's easy on the clothes because there
is no boiling to make the clothes tender,
and no hard rubbing to wear them into
holes before their time.
Save yourself; save your clothes-use
Fels-Naptha.
Costs little money for big cake, and
lasts longer than ordinary soaps.
In using it follow directions printed
on the red and green wrapper.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19
Anty Drudge on Teaching 'Rithmetic.

Teaehfr I'm arithmetic class)-"Now Mary if your
l notner spent two hours boiling the Clothes three
hours in rubbing them and an hour to hane them
out, how many hours would that be altogether"
Little Mary-"Yes, but my mama doesn't boi tbe
clothes She washes them with Fels- Naptba in cool
or lukewarm water, and she doesn't have to rub
them hard, either" ~ iu'
amy Drudge-"You'd better make the time shorter
Mistress Schoolteacher when you give an addition
question like that to little girl whose mother kno,e
the advantage Of washing with Fels-Naptha"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19

Nice. little, pleasant gentle, easy,
safe and sure pills. are Rings Little
Liver Pills Pinesalve. carbolized,
soothes pain. In any emergency
bruises, cuts. sores. hUrns. scratches,
etc. Pineznlve. carbolized, is best
Sold by Geo. F. Cave Drug Stores. =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19

"A good fighter Is never liked until
he's put out or is absolutely helpless
cussing pugilists who have been on
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CHAMPIONS HAVE
HAD CLOSE sHAVES

Sullivan, Fitzslmmons and McAuliHc
In Some Narrow Escapes in Ring.
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PHILADELPHIA 2; Washington 1.

Philadelphia. Aug 1S,-Plank out
pitched Groom today in the game be-
tween Washington and Philadelphia.
the latter winning TO l.