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The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-11-17
MAN Eg0SAYS EMYENTED HONTTOR
Is DEAD.

New York, Nov. le.-Theodore
Ruggles Timby, 81, is dead. When
you ask WHO was Timbys'' you find
yourself looking into controversy to
which DR.. Timby during the last 40
years of his life was a party. He
claimed he was the inventor of the
revolving turret which helped to
make so much history in Hampton
Roads, and his long fight, although
in part to get payment from the gov
eminent for his invention, was also
to have his name put down in the
school books in place of that of John
Ericsson. He died without having
got recognition he sought.
DR.. Timby's claim, although never
officially recognized by the govern
ment, received the backing of many
authorities. John F. winslow, con-
tractor and builder of the Monitor, in
letter to DR.. Timby written in
1855, recognized his claim as the IN
ventor of the Monitors revolving tur-
ret, and the United States patent of
fee has certified that among its rec
Ords is cayeat fled by DR.. 1'imby
January IS, ls4s, for $ metallic re-
volving fort to be used on land OF
water and to be reyolved by propeIl-
ing engines located within thesame. -
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-11-17
CHANGE FOR WORSE.

New York, Nov. l5.-There was
a change for the worse today in the
condition of former Secretary of the
Treasury John G. Carlisle, who is
under treatment for serious intestinal
disorders at St. vincent's hospital.
The attending physician said tonight
that his condition had assumed a
more serious aspect. He declined to
make any further statement.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-11-17
CLAIM TITLE TO JACKSON COUNTY
LAND.

Mrs. Louis A. Servatias and Miss
Marie c. de Salignac, of New York,
claimants under the alleged Ordrin-
eaux title to vast areas of land ex-
tending towards Ravenswood and
ROane county, were here wednes-
day and Thursday investigating their
title, which it may be remarked in
passing, need not be taken seriously
by the owners of the lands sought
Ripley Herald.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-11-17
AClRD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors, that so kindly assisted US,
during t,e'illness and death of our
infant d. 'aghter.
DR.. AND Mrs. W. ]. WrrAERs.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-11-17

Judging from some of the fears
that are expressed by eminent reac
tionaries in the republican party,
Wall street is not alone in the hope
that every lion in Africa will do his
duly.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-11-17
BROOMS BOOMING.

Broom corn is now selling at Se7o
a ton. What do you say to that A
few months ago it was selling at $40
a ton. You can't buy an ordinary
broom now for less than 40 cents,
forme price Is cents. Cleanliness is
next to Goodness, you know, but
how can you expect one to be good
at such fearful expenses
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-11-17

We show something New in
Millinery every week.
E. B. siz!es & Co.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-11-17

A St. Louis man has twelve extra
bones in his body. He ought to last
at least half football game.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-11-17

dinner on ground,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-09

Miss Nell Cushman visited in Dun
lap last Saturday. 's.'sF53'.F' q =
Hugo Enenbach made CARROLL friends
asvisit on Sunday. sro < lr,gEtgsi,
" Get your Fourth Of July post cards
at The Racket Store. 7jasds
Mrs. Carl schelm is visiting friends
in Schleswig this week. - ~ g..
Kate Henry and Clara Servoss
we're in Woodbine on Sunday visiting
friends. eai sd rt TG5
Mr.. Reuben Ringold of Arcadia has
accepted position al clerk at the
Boys Store. .S' $50
The meeting of Penelope has been
postponed on account of the illness Of
Doris Jensen. 4s6 e5 eH
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Anderson Of
Schleswig were in. town, on Sunday
visiting friends.
> e u -
Stewart SERVER left on Sunday for
Marcus, Iowa, where he has position
in creamery. ~
Will Seeman and wife of Dow City
were in town Satu rday calling on
friends and relatives.
Mrs. #. E. Barber and son of Grand
Island. Neb,. are visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. M.
Kelley. X rra..,-..,,.i -3sr
DR.. Z. Z. Bond left on Sunday for
Milton Junction, Wis.,. where he will
remain for a week or two visiting his
aged father.
DR.. Weber asks all who have an
Eye or Ear trouble to call at. Hotel
Denison on Wednesday, June %, and
have q free Examination.
Hazel Laub and Eda Raine have re-
turned from a successful year Of
school work at Indianola.. MIR. and
Mrs. w. h. Laub attended the Com
mencement exercises, Miss Hazel
giving. one of the musical numbers on
the program. so
Mrs. Georgia Wade Mcclellan and
granddaughter, Georgia, went to Fort
Dodge via Carroll intending to visit
John and to attend the State Encamp-
ment. Mrs. Mcclellan has been in
Identified with the work of the W. r.
C. for SO manv years that they could
hardly have convention without her.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-09

Mrs. ]. b. Romans visited friends
in Fort Dodge on Monday. ~ nj
LosT-A side comb. Finder please
leave at Review Office. 23-1 .!nw
Mrs. Dwight Partridge visited with
friends in Dow City last Sunday.s,,i.
4. Mrs. Stacey Duffy Of Vail was in
Denison last week visiting friends
Come in girls and see our line of
Dutch collars. The Racket Store.s
Della Schwartzenbach and Kate
Silleto visited in Dow City Sundays
Henry Lyon of Jefferson was in
Denison over Sunday visiting friends.
IS Mrs.. Ben / Bartchery is in Council
Bluffs this week visiting her parents.
Hans Arr Of Charter Oak y was a
business visitor in Denison last Stature
day. -
Dr.. p. j. Brannon and wife visited
friends in Sioux City the first Of the
week.
Mrs. John Peters Of West Side
was in Denison last week visiting
friends. s'a5o .Mal-I
Miss Marianne Sims is expected
back from .Morningside College the
latter part of this week.
U. G. Holman Of Pisgah, Iowa.
transacted business in the city the
latter part of last week.
If you are going to celebrate at
home, get your assortment of fire
works at The Racket Store,
DR.. j. II. Young and wife Of Vail
were in Denison on last Saturday
shopping and calling on friends.
The Misses Hazel and Marie Lis
comb and Mrs. Premise of Dunlap are
guests Of, Mrs. Hattie Ferrell today.
George and Ben Nicholson were
called to Newton, IoWa,Slast Saturday
on account of the serious Illness Of
their brother. Ross Nieholson,
440 acre river ranch for sale ;at very
low prices All fenced, ditchsd. part
cultivated. part native hay, timber
enough for 40 years. 2 good houses.
good barn, 8 miles from Antonito.
write for booklet. The Menke & Car
roll Really Co., Antonito, Colora-
do. e 19tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-09
ButhaveFthe children photographed

I, !, Mrs .' J, II =. !! Gable spent Sunday in
sooons' Hay a1 mr Hit;
Medium sized house for rent. In.
tQuire at 1902 E. Chestnut St. lstf
+. Don't pay any penalties, THIS
WEEK forueg!ecting to read the ads.
s s. The Bus barn has moved into the
Carey building back of the opera
house. g55fa sgH u
sG5 vI59nysa 50 1eafas.Iias 81 Y
yd,Driving harness. 2 sweat pads and
hog dip at, L. F. Lorenzen's harness
shop, --,---,-.-------------
MI: Carl Turner Of Greene county
was g Sunday visitor. with Denison
friends. - w. z Y s. -
7oSI FOR sALE-A few Oregon Valley
Land Co. contracts at par. Inquire
of Ben Bartcher. -a ~ +!
+: Miss Meyers and her guest. Mrs.
Barnett. of independence spent Friday
with. Council Bluffs relatives. i
80
sosLOST-A gold watch fob with X.
Of =. charm attached. Please leave
at Kelly Shoe Store. 1922
The carpet cleaning wheel is doing
good work this spring. Call phone
497 and have your work called for.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. 6. Smith of Wood
,bine visited their son. George B..
Smith and wife. in Denison over Sun
day.
b M. owen +. oviatt Of Dos 5 Palas,
CAL, was in Denison for few days
last, week as the guest Of MIR. George
b Smith. Is S$6 e}sf
Miss Margaret Kelly came down
from Webster City for an over Sunday
visit at the old home. She will
spend q week g vacation here.
FARMERS-Why do you feed higl
priced corn when you can buy frest
and pure butter milk for 25c per bar.
rel? Fairmont Creamery Co. 22tf
QLosT-An umbrella with initial.
81. E. G." engraved on handle
Valued as keepsake. Reward. viii
be paid for return to Mrs. Eva Girard
Schleswig. 23-1
Messrs. Brokaw and Barber o
Manila were in Denison last week
Their town went wet by a small ma
jority only and these gentlemen witt
Others are making the attempt to ge
fir into the dry column.
Three Denison young men are plan
Fning q trip to the coast, they will
travel together. work at their trad,
for q while in each city and carr
money for another jump. In this wa,
they expect to see a good deal o.
country at little expense. They viii
do their riding in the varnished car
hewsver. -.,-..-.
q 1000 acres best pea and wheat lant
in the valley. level as floor. no sage
brush to clean off. most all fenced
good water rights to cover all of it,
close into Antonito. Col. Cheap al
this time. which will double in 2 to
years, write for booklet. The Menks
& Carroll Realty Co.. Antonito, Colo.
RADIO. 'sf Tfat p loft
~ Mrs. Lehfeldt and daughter, Minna.
returned last week from California.
Mrs. -Lehfeldt is in poor health anG
is glad to- get back home. Miss
Lehfeldt tells us that just as she wa,
leaving Los Angeles she was surprised
to be greeted by Henry Harthun WHIT
is spending some time leisurely max.
ing his way along the coast taking II
theasights and enjoying life.a'asssa',,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-09


COMPOUNDED, everlasting. derivation rain. +, 6,,ox,
.ss1s 2.-s.tas 10 rel
IL s...lssd 1901 s8ttfS 0d; gni se!l,
vacation. ssraFv ra3sgs. v7os1i sss!g7fcrt
Mr.: A. Hayes left last Friday. FOR
his home in Sigourney. lowe 9 aaa ' rf.a
Miss Margaret Buckley LETT On Sat-
urday for her home in Sloan, Iowa,
Ice cream by the quart OF dish ut,
the City Bakery, Pa Freihage,FPro
l Artrur schwsa ut xenbac b. made,
Council Bluffs a5holi1ay visit Of three
sweekss'a agifsC eaa sai esFfea =
] Mira. Hattie Terrell and Mrs. 81.
Hastings visited friends in Omaha
Hast Sunday. oo.Gs 6
/ We notice from our exchanges that
the commencement epidemic has been
widespread.
Miss Lucy Orr of Omaha was i'd
DeGiaon last week visiting her sister,
Miss Nellie Orr. ''''T :
9&,I2 81 1.ds Ia l3s5so rls
Mr.. Edmund Luney returned from
Ames last Friday where he has been
attending school: i ~
\ Miss Marie Isenhauer and Miss
Laura McElwain. visited friends in
Arcadia last Sunday.
Mrs. George KuhtlmanF Il + Charter Ii Il,
Oak visited friends in Denison the
latter part Of last week. nlG i,
9 Miss Marie Raths came down from
:Schleswig on Friday to attend the
High School Alumni banquet. ef'-' E
ySs Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cochran, of
Omaha were guests at the home Of
Mr.. E. Cochran in Denison last week.
Miss Ella Buesslng left last. week
for Clinton. where she will spend the
summer visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Mildred Foster Of Kingfsher,
Okla. was the guest of Miss Vera
Fluent the latter part Of last week.
If you are particular about your
clothes; navethem cleaned and pressed
at the Denison Pantorium. Phone
40. eslf5 aiG56 IT.
& John O'Hare, of the post Office
force. left on Friday morning for 4
,ten days business trip to South Dako-
ia. e systoaqaas 7'ifrosv traa 1921
Il Miss Gladys Tucker returned on
Saturday from schleswig where she
has been teaching school for the past
term. @ gs1Ssi @8FstTaasF eEsaJ
H Is it merely one Of the condolences
that the ad-readers always seem to
have money enough to buy advertised
things? 80 s...s VA e=77. s57777
Il Archie .Silleto left on Thursday for
Storm Lake where he will remain for
the summer as the guest off Mr.. HI.
ID. Seeley. sFTs' flt 17sei aaf fafl
Bernard Bamford. August Christen-
sen and Jess ,Schwartzenbach spent
Sunday in Council Bluffs and Omaha
taking inethe sights 5aat gWa +
Andrew McMinimeeneft on Saturday
for months visit with relatives in
Washington and along the Pacific
coast. He will be back by the Fourth
of July. @05 3aa
The T. ]. Garrison, family has
started on the homeward trip from
California, almost the last Of the
winter birds to migrate back to the
sold ehOme. :
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-09
His Work Lasts.

Orem, the cement walk man, can do
you all kinds of cement work at rea-
sonable prices and give satisfaction.
Consult him if youneed work done. 2ltt
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-09
Sweet Corn and Potatoes

have some, Stowell's Sweet corn
and, some extra early potatoes for
seed. for sale. Geo. H.. Lyon. 2ltf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-09
Building for Sale.

+ 30 b Building for Sale
The "Jim Newcom house, in Mil
ford township for sale. House is
16x26. IL stories high. Inquire of j.
j. Breen. Vail, Iowa. Phone S4F. 2ltf
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
STAKE WINNERS
DECIDED In THE
FIELD TRIALS
Kills Viola Takes the All Age
Stake and Belle FOnfaine
Captures Membership
[Spceial Dispatch 10 The Call

BAKERSFIELD, Jan. 2S.-Two stake
winners were decided at todays field
trials, Kills Viola taking the all age
and e. Courtney Ford's Belle Fontaine
defeating the Champion Kilgariff in the
membership. Thee first event of the
morning was the final of the all age.
between ]. w. Considine's Kills Viola,
handled by ]. E. Lucas. and S. Chris
tensions st. Ives. handled by w. B.
Coutts. Both dogs exhibited good
range and speed, doing good single and
covey work After being down 1 hour
and 10 minutes st. Ives ran across an
alkali pool and drank considerable,
which weakened her. They were called
up IN 20 minutes. Kills Viola was given
Courtney Ford's Tiburon, which per-
formed yesterday, third.
The membership stake was then
called and Gordon Tevis' Sister was set
down with j. Z. Terry's Champion Kill
gariff. In this event the owners han
die their own dogs. Birds are killed
and retrieved The birds went away
flying. Sister is exceptionally speedy,
while Kilgariff is experienced and
clever. Sister chased fur during the
latter part of the race, and several
times nearly overlook the rabbit
E. Courtney Ford's Belle Fontaine
and Lloyd Tevis' haywood were next
called. Belle Fontaine made a number
of splendid covey points and beautiful
singles. Ford killed and in each case
the dog retrieved perfectly. Judge G.
n. Posts Lightheart and Lansing Tevfs
Hickory Wood completed the first
round The dogs We're a disappoint-
ment
The judges called Belle Fontaine and
Champion Kilgarif for the final round.
The dogs were cast off at o'clock and
got away fast. They We're in good cover
and worked with the birds fast and
surely. The judges awarded Belle
Fontaine first place. Kilgarif second
and haywood third
The new officers Of the club are: e.
II. Cox, president San Francisco; J. E..
Terry, first vice president. Sacramento;
Judge c. n. Post, second vice president
Sacramento: e. Courtney Ford, secre-
tary and treasurer. San Francisco; ex-
ecutiye committee-T. J. A Tiedeman,
V. A. Caglieri, H. L. Betten. f. II. Fox,
San Francisco; John H. Schumacher. Los
Angeles; D. G.. mcdonnell, Vancouver,
b O.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
Says jeff Intends to Make
Very Long Tour
Especial Dispatch 10 The CaHl

BUTTE. Jan. 2s.-The latest authen-
tic information regarding the future
plans of James j. Jeffries indicates
that he has been keeping dark his
real Intentions There was received in
Butte today from well known vau-
deville actress letter stating that at
a dinner given her Pincus & Harris.
the managers, urged her to sign a
contract with them whereby she would
furnish one of the acts on bill num-
bering nine turns. Jeffries. and Berger
We're to furnish the windup of the
snow, which was to tour southern Cali
New York and in all probability cross
the water to England Jeffries and
Berger were insistent that this per
former join the show, Indicating that
they really intended to be a part of II
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
WINS THE QUARTZ
HANDICAP TN
A ROMP
Far WeSf, Once High Class
Sprinfer, Comes to Life
With Good Run
Especial Dispatch TO The CALI


Los ANGELES, Jan. 2s.-Far West.
one of the has beens OF the turf and
once a high class sprinter. had a romp
this afternoon to win his first start
with the Duarte handicap at six and 4
haIf furlongs. He was held at long
odds. but was well played by the wise
brigade and won so handily and IN
such fast time=1.20-over a muddy
track, that he promises TO be a bear IN
future sprint events here.
Old Timer, a classy colt. seemed to be
winning an eighth out. but Far West
was given an easy ride all the way
to the stretch and had Deen reserved
for his final sprint He nnlsned Ike
shot and won going away nearly =
length. Old Timer stuck long enough
to place ahead OF Hasty Agnes. Mark
Anthony III was caught in Jam az
the stretch turn, when McGee tried 90
slip him through on the rail ana ne
fell, slightly injuring MCGEE.
The Judges fined Page. who rode
Hasty Agnes. 500 for humping Mark
Anthony II. and assessed a similar pen
atty against Howard who rode Halket
for crossing in front OF his Held at
the first turn.
SNOWFALL. from Texas. easily won the
third race from j. G.. Glenn and Of-
cagna,- galloping out in front all the
way.
Joe Gaitens. Phil Chinn's speedy 3
year old, had little trouble in winning
the last race of the day. beating such
good ones as Mary +. Maid of Gotham.
Rieta. Galta and Oridamb. He broke
stayed there TO the wire. although
Galta was driving hard and finishing
fast
Further sunshine will give Roseben
and Jack Atkin q good track for their
best efforts Saturday in the Alhambra
handicap.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
Bat Nelson Tells of His Good
and Bad Luck at Hot Springs
Chapter No. 10
copyright. 1908, BY Battling NelsOn.)
By BaffIin0 Nelson

that had at Hot Springs about result
championship caiber After had licked
Chrisy Williams asked the
athletic club match with who
lightweight sojourning there and
rufed
demanding that be matched with good and
beautiful bunch beating
al the ands o the selfsame Samuel Maxwell
BEATS MAXWELL
He 70 salng fighting foul in
and
Sammy his If |
decisive victory MAXWELL and the fight fans with
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29

of
lump during that time
BUYS A RESTAURANT
had been employed the Turf cafe Hot Springs at the time and
finding bought the place turned
Somehow the fellows didn't
Waldorf,
and would out md to kept hingg going
to
estauran going to hat
q
nobody knocked
O a e [
When with the rounds of the
slipped IS bill Bat myself, this place you
BUSINESS GOES TO SMASH
to the
something had happened
trouble, felows?" 1 went in
your partner
hn he's all money"
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
BALL GAMES sCHEDULED

The Bay Cities league teams have
hope of resuming play, this week.
A game has been scheduled for Recrea-
ton park Saturday. Sunday ali fhe
here or across the bay SATURDAYS
game will be between the Wiley B.
Allen and the United Railroads teams.
The schedule for Sunday is as follows:
Recreation park-Transportation club
VS.. Tribune, II o'clock; Wiley b. Aliens
VS.. Calkins, 2 O'clock. F'ruitvale-United
Berkeley-Golden Sheafs VS.. Gamma
MatternS. 2 o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
PUBLIC SCHOOLS, INDOOR MEEY,

Plans are complete for the third in-
door track meet of the Public Schools
Athletic league, to be held at the Au
ditorium tonight. There are ESQ bows
entered out Of 10 grammar schools
Glen Park, James Lick. John Swett
Monroe, Bergerot, Sutro, Irving M
Scott, Sheridan, washington and Han
will be the parade of the COM
peting athletes, led by the Columbia
Park boys club band of so pieces.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
wHEELMEN TO HOLD RELAY RACE

ALAMEDA, Jan. 28.-The Alameda
wheelmen will hold a 10 mile relay race
February %. The tryouts for entries
will be held next week. A silver COB
let. offered by Frank Marshall, will be
awarded the winner. The race will be
arranged and directed by a committee
consisting of Lewis McGlaufiin, Frank
Bruzzone and L. J. Morrison.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
FAVOR AMERICAN FOOTBALL

OAKLAND, Jan. 28.--An atnIetIc
meeting was held at Oakland high
school this afternoon to decide whether
the student body was in favor. of
Rugby or the old American game of
football. After considerable discussion
it was voted to instruct delegates to
the Amateur Athletic league to oppose
the Rugby game.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
FoRM INDOOR RAIL Ir.crr

OAKLAND. Jan. 2S.-The Indoor
baseball league of the Woodmen of the
World has been organized. with these
officers: President, George Stetson;
vice president, w. Hayward: secre-
tary, j. Boswell; treasurer, J. Thomas.
Included in the league are Forest. Pc
ralta, Alpha and Oakland camps. Caves
will be played at the West Oakland
skating rink. the first taking place
the first Friday evening in February.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
spottIng the sun

The tremendous feat of locating the
great new telescope on the summit OF
Mount Wilson in California is described
and its Importance explained In the
FEBRUARY Sunset by DIR. George e. Hale.
Stanley Dubois. correspondent. traveller
the director of the solar observatory
therey Prof. Alexander McAdie of the
United States weather bureau and
and critic,
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29

me l was matched to fight Adam
Ryan, a lightweight, who was in
close line for the championship.
On that fight depended my first
chance TO get into business, and
was determined to win or die
in the attempt. We met at Little
Rock, Ark, on St. Patrick's day,
March II, 1908. | never lost a
fight on St. Patrick's day, and that
gave me more confidence than |
would have had ordinarily And that
is saying a whole lot George Kelly
promoted the fight.
tried my utmost to hammer Ryan
and his wonderful reputation into the
land of Nod that evening, but the best
/ could do was to get a draw with
him. Ryan had some class and evil
IDENTIFY had seen me fight before. His
seconds cautioned him continually not
to attempt to go inside or carry the
fight to me- All / could hear from
them was, Adam, look out for his
left-it's dangerous
He followed orders all right, and
though | punished him numerically
during the Is rounds fought he man
aged to hang on. At the finish he had
a deathlike grip around my neck and
was all in. You can imagine my JOY
and great surprise when the secre-
d me $3.50 in cash--by far the largest