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Cañon City record., 1909-08-12
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Maddox while

/ with Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Maddox while
ON his way to the Seattle exposition.
Beecher Stewart came down this
morning from ten days stay at
Jackson's ranch. Tomorrow morning
he leaves for Denver to wind up his
vacation with weeks visit.
Mrs. Jennie McCosh Of Denver. re-
turned to her home in the capital city
yesterday after q pleasant visit here
of weeks duration as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. U. v. Herard and family
on College avenue
Miss Pearl Gibson OF Pueblo, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
minor for a week, left today for
Greenwood. Colorado, to join the 9TH
er members OF. the Gibson family who
are encamped there for the summer.
c. E, Zimmerman and Clarence
Hawley have gone to Colorado
Springs to attend the annual meeting
of the Colorado Funeral Directors
association. which met at the Antlers
hotel this morning for a three days
session.
H. e. Karns. vice-president OF the
Denver Dry Goods Co.. is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Denton for q
few days. Mr.. Karns has been spend
ing his time eight seeing and 10 very
favorably imprc ssed with the beauties
of Canon City.
]. H. Ellis left this morning on a
fishing trip to Keiser, near lola, where
he will spend some time trout fishing
in the Gunnison river. At -Keiser he
will Join H. L. Plummer. Bert Ellis
and Gene Keables. who have been en-
camped there for q week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Lawrence and
family Of S04 Pike avenue will leave
tomorrow afternoon for months
visit with relatives and friends At
their former home at Princeton. In
diana During Mr.. Lawrence's alb
sence mall ON rural free delivery No.
l will be delivered by Paul Entorf.
Lafe Cnmhs went to Portland this
morning to look after some business
matters there. According to Mr.,
Combs the cement works there en-
ploy about Avo hundred and seventy
fve men ana that something like
twsnty-lvs or thirty thousand dollars
Il paid oHt monthly on account Of
wages.
Erris HoAAltt. Who graduated from
the law department OF the University
Of MicAigaa last year and who recent
" formed . DArtAs,rship with Judge Q
r. Dale tbr proesssional work. paseet
. Ai9Alv geec<xSful examfnaties Ns'
fore IT, seA1D s1prsns court . ses
days 49, - tlcsassA 10 praetloo ID
all oe ~ 1QEea q Cplafa1o
Mn - ~. Urnnas = 01niaA e ~
llnssl aso esfanc19 Z
Cañon City record., 1909-08-12
spiration. He came back by way OF
Billings, Montana, and Denver.

spiration. He came back by way OF
Billings, Montana, and Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs C. G. Lacey returned
home on Sunday from a week or ten
days visit with relatives at Mt. vern-
ON. Illinois, where they were called by
the illness of the formers father.
They had a most enjoyable trip and
while there heard Rev. Billy" Sum
day deliver one of his famous sermon
lectures at the Mt. Vernon Chau-
tauQua assembly before an audience
of several thousand people. Mr.. Lacy
says the farmers of Illinois are about
the most prosperous class of people
in the United States. They have had
fine crops this year and have received
good prices for everything they had
for sale. The corn acreage is unusual
ly heavy and the yield will be the big
ty-five cents bushel.
J. D. Endicott returned home a few
days ago from a prospecting trip to
the base and along the upper slopes
Vi kAAkGAC III NAS IAN0kC CSS "a holAVO
gem stones. He brought back with
him some fine specimens of beryl.
aQuamarines. etc, and may make
further Investigations In that section
of the country. DR.. Douglas B. Sterritt
of Washington, D. c.; representing
the United States Geological survey.
Is expected here for a visit with Mr..
Endicott In the course OF the next two
or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Bess and little
son, Miss Garwood, Mrs. Seth shep-
herd and son, Donald, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. White and Miss Alma zensel.
returned home this morning from Q
couple Of weeks camping outing e
Hermit Lakes In the Sangre de Cristo
mountains above Wsstoliffe. TAay A04
Cañon City record., 1909-08-12

CAu at tho Old Rsliable ahoe stor'
1p1 yonr footwear. The best of valuA'
1pe Jour money. 43s Main strsst at
Cañon City record., 1909-08-12
Nssos note.
RaQdale'e
ReGll Estate
Bargains.

Notary Publie-w. ,. Rowland. 50
!.ain stroet, Record cAlea
Cañon City record., 1909-08-12

tcontlnssd on P.es E,sA.l
Cañon City record., 1909-08-12

The Rackvale band. which has been
eagagsd for the Frmoae OouAty Fair.
0spt. 8. . aAa 10. hAn . AAs rsDatAeion
= o nuseoal oeGonlnAtano.
Mss. Mary CA1hs1A. q 0AsaanAA.
oAis. 4 ssoseln9 h canao ~ . sAore
vlale ~. ~ 1eatAees 1lfA ". ?.
|EAxtoa - osE1 hvcnu
~. 0an r 1gt G111. 49,
Cañon City record., 1909-08-12


and should be extended . generous
advertising and subscription patron-
age.
Mrs. Mary Anne Amelia died at the
family home on North Fifth street,
near the entrance to the Skyline drive
about o'clock Thursday evening Of
palmonary eubsrculosis, aged thirty-
seven years, one month and fifteen
days. Deceased came 70 Canon City
with her husband and family two or
three years ago and has resided here
ever siaes. Bssidss . husband ana two
sons. one aged eleven years and the
other nfteens she leaves numerous
friends to mourn her death. The re-
mains will be taken tomorrow to New
ark. New Jersey. for intsrmsnt.
y. @. Bsttis OF Canon CITY. presi-
dent Of the Red 0ulch 0old-C Copper
Minss company. 10 IN Denver on bas-
iness connsctsd with he comQaay.
The annual stocklolAsrs' meseing VIII
ocesr August teatA - Il b sxpseesd
that action will BE- talrsn at that tims
with . visw oe rssaniae extsnsivs
opsfaaioas 4 tAe mine. l1p. Dsetis q
looAing over . stsam plant lbr tAe
company and - aAe1efpa&es tna& Wa
week bsa1as u wsll - eassssa % ~
Neano e : WY oeeo1s1e naenanleAl
o41 u1l1 kllnes
81 0nseos IN -. Nllllo 1 ~ -
- = N -
Cañon City record., 1909-08-12
few days visit IN Florence.

. few days visit in Florence.
A dinner party commemorative Of
the sixty-third birthday anniversary
Of Rev. q. W. Hatcher. pastor Of The
First Baptist church. yrs given q tho
Hotel Denton Thursday. night by ths
Misses Carrie and Julia sampson and
Helen and Nettie Robnett Of Colum-
bus. Missouri. The affair was . de-
lishtful one to All. particularly to the
guest OF honor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
@apbtali ScrS Imber bcitattet.

Rem Oorf, 70. Sftnber.
9Iopbtali Ner5 >5nbcr, Der befonntc
jli6ilhc Eoet iln6 Gcrinlier Der ,3io-
nilten 9tatipnnlhnnnc ,Sotfiuob,
mrbc belite inter eillorudspollct
Gercmonicu uui ocm Sinoi-6riebboi
sur Huhe gcbcttet. @r itarb pollltans
Dig mittcllos rn0 batte, mic idon onl
Icbten Sreitag gcmeloet, init ieinem
sSreltno lli6er y0iorfllS ais GntNelt
fir ein oenrielbcu geiuiometeS @eoiht
pcrcinbart, bnB ibn oieier beerOigcn
irlle. Die iSrocIitiiden 8creinc Scr
Gillette iuolltcn Good BON oieier Ser.
cinborimg nichtS miiien lluO lieBen cs
lid nidt nebmcll Dem gcieiertcu Gid
ter cin inlpolnlteS &eihenbcg1ngniB
5u peronIt1Iten 3ebntorllcllOe poll
ViGnnerlL ,Srdltcn lno &in0ern Gus
Ten ibm bcutc 0dS @elcite ilber Die
MillionlsburoCr Bride nod leiner
lCtten 9hubelt1ttc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
Tic ,Sduar5r S5amo" in Gbicaau.

Gbicogn 10. Sttobcr. - Cine
SebOe lmtcr gepobncrn oeS bleligcn
irolicnilden @icrtels fiibrtc 0citern
Sl6en0 81 cinem bhttiarn 3uiommen-
itob, in meldcm cin Wom 0et0otet
lnO Elm nn0ercr to0tlidl uerlulmoet
mirOe. Siebcn Der 9etbeiIiBten be-
fillOen lib IN Soit. Ter @etootcte,
cir gclpiiicr 9crtlcci, crbielt einen
ShuB ourG'S 0er5. Gr mar Elm
Nermanoter pon Soiepb 9crtllcci, net.
der tiir5lifD ms 3uhtboil5 geididt
luilroc, lueil cr Tito llmbrello erlnpr'
bcte, nohoem iib oerielbe qclueigert
Gntte, $500 5u bc5oblcn meihc Sum,
me bic ,Sdlpor5c Sano" non ibnl
pcrlnngtc. 9IlIc &crbniteten iin0 Sta.
licner llno lpeigern iid, irgcnO wcIdle
!Uiittbcilln9cn ilber oen Goriuil jlt
MADDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
8aioliniafel erplpbirtc.

G(cpeluno. g., 10. Sftober. -
Cine @aioliniadel, pelhe non einem
Irabtipnlncr bcnlIbt luuroe, crplo=
olrte 5uiGQig gcitern 9lbenb al Der
Gdc pon 2oroin- 2lpcnuc ln0 0elt-
If. StraBe, mo oas brenncnbc Nef
iprittc iiber cine Grippe fleiner Sin.
rcr meg ucldc Iif periammelt bot.
ten, INN ocn Monn bei icinen 9lrbei.
ten 5u beobaften. @oIter @eiier, 4
Sabre alt. erlitt id)pcre 9ranorun.
htn uno lit nidt 5u rettcn. ,obn
Warquorbt, cin Gontrnftor. muroe
idner perbrannt mdbreno er Dem
anober oic brcnnenSen stleioer Dom
Sei6c rib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
&uniic idJantc sn.

Gbico0o, Sa., 10. Sftobcr --
Cine bolbc Stllnoe lang iob inn 9or.
Tor ibrcr @obnrmg an MeIt.Rou.
oolp6- StroBc 1eitern Die iiinge bii6.
ihe Eioniitin Solliic Tittlnonn folt.
bliitig Su, lpie iDrc 6eioen sInbeter
Williom Wolfer unb 3onp 9egupn
ibretipegeu nit Nieiiern Elm IneQ
oliaiod)ten. Crit ala beioe iunqe
@uriAcn blutiIberitront be,pubtloS
ibr 81 ,SiiBen itiir3teL riei tie Die go.
li5ei. Die Guellonten iuilroen in oo5
Gollltp.Soipitol geld)afit mo Oie
9ler5te begen ;}lueiiel, bob es gelin9en
miro, lie ON Seben 81 erbalten. Sri.
3ittnlonn mur0e bon Der Yoli5ci felt.
genolnmen, inn ab5lhuorten, melden
Gerlouf oic &erlebungcn Der beioen
aampibobne nebmcn. 9aS Md06en
ertlGrt, bob 8ei0c nm lire Sano on.
Gebolten bitten in0 Bob lie lib Gcgett
iDren @illeu uerneiicrt bitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
Gaaemein III slpotbefen 81 babsa.
pSia's Sair anS Nbisfer Sgs,"
Idjwars uScr braun 80 GentS.


bier Del ieiner slnfurit aus Berlin
nit groBer Marme enlpfangen NOR.
cen. Serr Dtir botte Die oelltide
&eif)Sbollptitobt am 6reitog AbenO
uerluiien.
gln 9nbubof lpltroe ser 2uitidiis
fer Ourd) Cortland =. 9iibop ilno,
giumens oes omerifoniibeu gotifuf.
terS @bite. burh .Wojor Z. Bentley
Wtott, loluie uiele omerifoniiben We.
tonnte enpfangen ltno nah Dem
gglaro.Glub" bon Sronfreih geleitrt,
100 Der Er1iibent oes frnil5oiiifel
.glero.9libS," 2ollis Youl eailletet,
unb @roi DC la gour parteten, uln
Srn. Mir 5u icinem Siege 5u beglilt-
miitiben Gs nuroen ueridieoene
Heoen gebolten uno 5ouite in Gbonl-
pogner oui OaS Nobl oes Siegers
ailSgcbradt.
ySie 6err D}ir mittbeilte, limo Oie
sllli5cihnurgen ino baS 2ogbild) ifi.
ncr 6nbrt Dem 3iiriber.Gonlite iiber.
geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
$4,000 Ecniiunsaeloer fir cbcmali-
gcn @eid)cnltellcr.

Son 9lntonio, Ger, 10. GIT.
49, SameS 6oaolL elm betoatcr, ebc-
rnoliDer @eiGcnitcller, iucIder icinc
often Gage bier perbrinAt, murbe
hcllte oiii,iell bcnohrihtigt, ooB ibnl
Carnegie Yeniionsgelber jrm 9e-
troge Don $4,000 5ur Geriilgung
l:cben. ,sogon orbeitete in iehs5iger
Sobren iiir oic vEenniplponia Yabn"
l;no 9lnore Carnegie mar icin Iipt,
Ijons.9lgent Die $4,000 iino bic
oltfgelauienc Summe elmer Beniion,
mel6e linn Carnegie por Sobrcn aus
icbte, ais er Den Gienit qlittirte. gr
pcriAmono oomolS ilnb es gelang crit
filr5lid), ieinen 9luientbaltSort nllS-
iinoig 5ll MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
Gus Gicmcbr nno Der onmmc Snnac

northampton, Woii, 10. Oft
"9tinnn Gid in 9ldt, id i6ieBel riei
bclltc im nnbcn @bntelp Der 1G.jdb-
rigc Sberbert Sonoeripu ans. oils CT
Gin linn iulgliidIiher Wciie in Die
S>1noe gciallenes Shrotgelpcbr oui
ilinen 14sj1brigen Better Moribou
SonoerIon rihtetc. 8leid Ooroui
fradtc cin ShuB uno cine 2nOunN
SGrot ollrhbobrte oic 9rilit oes lin.
Geren &nuben, peld)cr gleih boroui
cine SeiGe mar. Die Eoli5ei crohtet
Die 2Iiioire oils plrcn 3ilfaQ rnb bat
tcinc Gerboitlmg poracnonnrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
,Eic". ".SGfcr am Strife.

9tcm Oorf, 10. Sftobcr. --
&icIleiht miro c3 0ieie @ohe bier an
- Bic" nlongcln bcm Die bieiigc
}, Nic" .9Gder.llnion" bot gcitern
2!beno einen Strifc begonncn. 0icic
llniou 5Gblt ctuo 800 MitgIiebcr
mo lit ein ,3lucig Der .Snternotionu.
len Y1dcr.lluion." Die Strifer per
iongcn cine Grbobung ibrea 2obneS
non $1l nni So pro @ohc. Siini-
5cbn grobe @0dcreien in Wonbotton
mo 9rooflUn mcrOcn ourd ocnStrifc
hcriibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
MIR $1,000 prU Sng.

Sflobomo Gitp, Oflob. TO-
Gftpber. II Charles =. Golcoro, ci.
ner Der reidlten M1rncr Der bieiigen
Staot, lit oli 100000 DcrtIogt NOR
tcn, neil CT oen &erfoui bcrnli6en'
Ger 8etrGnfe in cinem ibm gebOrigelI
(icbGrbc 30 Gage lang 9eitattete Gel
Stoat iebt Die Stroic iilr hicies Ser
acben oii $1,000 pro 5ob fcit. gn
rcre 1bnlihe Ero3ciic, mcfcbc einclr
@ctrog Don $145,000 inuolpircn, I'M
in Gorbcrcitllng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
ltnfGQc bei Ymftfabrten.

ct. 2onis, Wio., 10. Nftobcr.-
slls geitern Der GurtiB'ibe sleroplon
cinen Slug nnternubm ulo li1 nift
bober ais 10 Sub iiber Den @rhbooen
erboben bate, ipllroen Die Giitihen.
pierbe Der tSrult Nloric @on Gpfe aus
Gbicogo ifeu llnb gingen bnrh. Die
autife 1tel nm, gliidliber Weiic ober
murbe 5rau San Gpte nid)t i6linm
perlebt.
Sontb 9eno, ,Sno., 10. Oft
@iilion Motterp's lenfborer 2i,it-
banon oglnterico" platte gcitern
9lbeilo, ais er Iib in elmer oobe bon
100 Sub ilber ben Grobooen befonb.
Wtatterp brof bci benz slbitrr5 beioe
Soanogclel1te, linb Der Sllgnpparot,
lpelher einen @ertb pom $1,000 bottc,
mllroe ppllitdnbig 5erlt0rt. Cine gro,
be Wenldenmcnge mar 9lugen3elige
bes llnfaqes.
S1xUs ene,z N.1r..S asfar,x W g,ius AfI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
Baltimore, W.T., glontag, ben II. Sttober 1909.
9rcifudJc SinridJtnng.

Ghinciiihe Wf0rOcr erlittcn bclttc irii6
IN GborIcatomn, NIoii.. oCn Gob
i'm elcftrilhcn Stubl. Sic bat.
ten picr onOerc Gbincicn in elmer
1Scb0c get0btet.
8olton, 10. Gftobcr. - Grci
Gbineien, 9tameuS Ottn Sing Econ
Song mo Som Noon iollcu mor9en
(Montog) iriib, flr5 noh 0iittcrnoht
in StootaSlhtbnlle 5u Gburle9tolun
rlrcb Glcftri5itdt biltacricbtct mcrOCn.
Sic lin0 iiberiilbrt, bier anocre Obi
ueien am 3. 2IugllIt D. 5, III elmer
GCb0c crmoroct ju boben. Gie Der
llrtbeitcn icbcu ibrcm Gn0c nit
itpiihcr Hubc cltac1cn mo mci9crtcn
iih beburrlid), Den @ouuCrneur Gras
pcr Inn cine oinrihtltngSirilt ~ cr-
iuDcn. Nlcih alien 2lnb1nAcrn Der
@cbrC uon GonilcillS lhno tic Satu-
Iiitcu lmo aloubcn Oob ire ais Di0r.
tprcr III ben SoinmcI cinAcbcn uer.
r(n. @orrp Charles uno Soc @uep,
5luei onOcrc lucgcu bcs uonIidcn Gcr.
byehena 3lim (ooe uerurtbclltc Gbi'
ncien, bobcn alf Germenoln1 ibre3
2ImuoltS cine SinricbtlmgSirilt bon
co Gage crGaltcn, llno Der 9lnmalt
miro iid benliibcn, eincn neilen Fros
5cB iiir iiC 6ll crlougcn. Sb1lcitb tel.
,,cr Scr Gcrllrtbciltcn icnlolS Ocn
hriItlihen @lollbcn ongcnOmmen bat,
imb ob9lcih iic nlle oli0nglih aciIt,
lihen Croft 3urildmiclcn, baben Die
brei GritcnpGbntcn Ocnnoh cine 9fei.
lnna 81 cincm Der @eiGngniBtupIonc
pclubt lnO Der &rbterc perbrobtc
tqlte 9tdrhmitto9 I6nBere 3eit III
inner 8cicuihoit. Icrielbc bcniibte
iih mcuigcr, nm 6ic urnlcn Climber
81 befebren, olS iie nit ibrem SAids
iol ou35lliobncn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11

waite iHf'S Macianb beiarpt q. Matus, 4i:
oh.Vattirsore.ety,. pate eahpm esnie.Apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
Die 5orte 6aut
der Rinler
fordert

ben 8ebrand elmer Seife, bic
beilenbe, reinisenbe, bDseiide
nnS besinfi5irsnSe Gisen.
IdJaften in iid) pcretnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11

tsin iruhee eemitb mndlt ir5hltu,e Wiicae.
rms fam lueoer elm irobes 9sHiiiib, liadJ
xteuoe dni Naiein bdben; ibn ietz mic benz
Rbiliier her 3opfs oie Schfpernintb tfftmsr htH.
9eieen iuin niCht rpfcten, bis er .Nnafets''
gebrau6t. otc all gebprieer Stele fict eripei'
d1eHn peilunG oerbreiici. 9ine Rrobe oes
2 Reltlinentcr & 60. @pr 1915. Rem Noti
Gin. noreiiIr. Die gIndfris" III In auen
Npolbcien 81 bnben. Yteis 81.
tlruUSi,Sr l&gs1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
@etterbiirean uarnt.
glcncr SrOpcnitnrm nabcrt iid I'M.
iercr WUlftiitc.

@cerOiamg bes 3ioniijcn Gidtcr3
9fopbtali Ser3 &mber in 9t0p,
yorf. Eic" Bidder ser NC
tropo[e am Strife fiir bobercn
2obn. - 9etoltcr @eihcnitclIcr
crbGlt ouigelouicnc Carnegie
@cniionSgelOer sum 9ctrage bon
$4,000. S60nbeitcn 0eS
GrobibitionS @cicbcS in Gflo-
bona. oShmnr}c Sono"-llm-
tricbe peruriotcn NhltpergieBen.
Mobile, 9lloy 10. Sftober. -
S>r. 9lldenbcrger, Der biei0c Vcrtrc'
ter oeS Wetterbitrcola, bat belltc Iol-
9til0e Sepclpe aus N0lDlll9ton erD0l"
ten: r9toroolturnl &ornilngslignolc
iinb nm ) llbr hcltc Pobmittag liir
Wiobilc, Eenlocolo Ennumn 9lpa-
l0hicolo GorabcllN, GcOnr SpringS,
Siodlpcll, Glnltn @or0o, Ernto Hoilo
iltO Sen Neit on9coronct noroen.
Ter neltc lropenIurm, beIien Gen
trim iih iebt lueitlid pon Souono be-
i;noct, ninmt on NCItiNfcit 81 lnr
tcmcat iih IN noronorOmeltliher glih-
tpug. Stiirmiihc, al Stdrfe 5lrneb'
nenoc @inOc lino bCutc 9toht oil Der
@olifiiItc ocs nittIcrcn uno iii0liheu
IIorioa ln0 om Niontng on Der 0on.
5en mittlercn in0 0itlirben @olifilltC
5lt crmnrtcn."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03

more las ing resource Gov. White
says. "lt ii the business n0wledge
obtained In The business college that
Is so important today: no man can
succeed who ii not systematic; Il IN
d rare exception tha a man who has
not equipped himself with business
knowledge ever succeeds III life.
Young Friends, you are living m
a business age, At business you must
make your living. 30 why try to 90
thru life without obtaining a thorough
buslneHs trainlng7 The Business
World today Is holding on. greater IN.
ducements to our young men ani WI.
men than ever before. Young We.
man. you will receive what you afe
prepared 70 earn; waaherwonlan
gets q washefw0mans wages and 4
washerwoman's social position thrown
ln 4 business education IN youth res.
cues many Q woman from the wash.
tub In age. and enables the widow TO
feed her starving children. Latin and
Greek my be forgotten; the bust.
ness course can be used always and
everywhere; II Is treasure secue
! from moth ana rust. Safeguard
against adversely, and Is culture
value su.passes any 0 her Of equal
length.
Do YOU realize that the average
educated man gets u salary Of 81 .UpV
year. while The average daily ii.
borer gets but s450g TaIta TIE dit
terence N the eainlng capacity Of
The educated man and the day labor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
AnVlcE As cHrAP

lNs listen young friend. how about
Ne advice of such men as Henry
Ward Beecher horace Mann and
lauu. Vim. FInckney Willie. exsGov'
8nof 0g Marylandg Henry Ward
ascher Bays, Whatever occupation
80 may choose as your He work, the
#fel alep 70 70 secure practical
business education: By all means at,
end good business college" For,
re Mann sayn. Education Is capital
8'om which profit may be derived
p subsequent HE: II VIII pay an an
lhsal income without expense for ln'
lpfance repairs, or taxes. riches
fave wings, . good educltion Is q
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Oklahoma City Q, Galveston 2
Oklahoma City, OKLA June a--rhe
Nets greeted their new leader yes.
terday by administering another over.
whelmlng defeat to the Galveston CIT.
liens, score 10 2. Those new pro
ieges OF Dr. Andrews displayed a
snap and dash that kept the big
crowd In a continual up7oaK They
played inside ball both In the field
and at the bat and they never over
looked any chances Twice the
squeeze play sent runner over the
plate while the dazed Sand Crabs
looked on helplessly.
Oklahoma City ...... 3Ol 100 lle 3
Galveston ,.-..,,. 900 600 O02-2
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er for Az years, and lhe educated
man has earned S22, ,Oo0.0O more than
the DAY lahorer.
YOUNG man, young woman. Isn't this
enough TO put you 70 thinking and
investigating? Write today to The
Capital City Business College OF
Guthrie, Okla. the ielding school Of
Bookkeeplng, = Business Training
Shorthand, and TNpcwrltlng: get iheh
~ llage caa@eg' 'gead Il thru car
fhlly feadFthe endorsements OF hui'
dreds of successful graduates as wei
as those of prominen business men.
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WashInaton 4. Cleveland 0

Washington, June Washington
defeated Cleveland. to 0. and scored
It's first victory over the veteran. Cy
Young IN number of years Clymer
spralned his knee and Eas erly had
finger dislocated by foul tip.
Score: r. II. e.
Washington =. OIL 00l l0s--4 10 /
cleyeIana go. 900 600 000-0 .
Batteries Hughes and Street,
Young and nemla.
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Game ls Forfeited

Bar.lesyllie. Okla. June 3--charles
Hodge. president Of the Eartlesyille
baseball club, refused to allow I'm.
pire Myers to enter the grounds al
Athletic park yesterday and Myers
forfeited the game 10 Webb CITY, y
TO 0. Hodges action grew out Of My
ers filming F3ank Barber manager
Of the team last Tuesday, and suspend
Ing him tor three days
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Your complexion as well
- your temper is rendered
miserable by a disordered
Hver. BY taking Chamber
aims Stomach and Liver
Tablets you can improve
both. They cleanse and in.
eiaorase the stomach and
improve the digestion.
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Lincoln 3, Sioux civ :

Sioux City. June 3.-The game was
0 sew.sqw affair up to the ninth. Lin.
coin winning out IN the eleventh, a
sacrifice and two-hagger BY Jude
Score; r. II. 10.
sioux City O9i 100 O20 00-7 8 2
! lincoln . O2O i2O 200 0l--S ~ 0
Batteries Fromme, Chabek and
Shea and Towne. Karsten, Jones and
Sullivan.
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Dea Mpineb, june j.-by errors
made ia the second inning. Omaha
won the same by a score Of to !,
Score; r. H. e,
Des Monea .... 00l 600 00--I Z 3
Omaha .J..... 020 002 00-4 Z /
Batteries Clark and Ollie; Keel
ey ana Gonding.
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Fort Worth, Tex June 3~-PlayIng
strictly according 70 form, the locals
had no difficulty IN losing to San
Antonio.
Score s r. H. e.
Fort Worth ,.. 900 i0l 002-t b
San Antonio ~ 600 2i0 0lS--T ~ ?
Batteries Mckay and Green; Alb
les ana Schan.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


Pitsbnrg, June 3.-Pittsburg won
from Boston. 2 to 0. Only two Bos'
ton players got as far as second base,
Score: ~ r. II. y.
lPittsbugg ..... i0I 600 00s--2 2 1
Boston ....s 900 900 000--0
Batteries LeifIeld and Gibson
Ferguson and Bowerman.
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AT Brooklyn Ilrooklyn-New York
game postponed; wet grounds.
At Cincinnati Chicago Cincinnati
game postponed: rain
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WESTERN LEAGUE


Denver. June ; Denver took yes
ierdaY's game from Topeka 3 % =
The game was won II the second IN
ming. when two bases % balls, four
hlta and ! HnhsSa nel ted fIfsHitRu fUlIl
runs HftffEk III
Score: u Il. II, r.
Denver A40 Ie0 lbe-S ~ .