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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-02-02

Bankrupts Petition for Discharge.
III '': ' Tf's a. HoH Hsnir.p. l" Bankruptcy
To the Hon. CLARENCE HALE, Judge ofthe Dis.
trict Court OF the United States for the District
of Maine:
JULIA A. HORNE, of Norway, In the Coun
|J ty Of Oxford. and State OF Maine, In said
District, respectfully represents that on the I'm
bankrupt under the Acts Of Congress relating TO
Bankruptcy; that she has duly surrendered all
her property and rights Of property and has fully
complied with all the requirements OF said Acts
and of the orders Of Court touching her bank
Wherefore she prays, That she may be decreed
by the Court TO have full discharge from all
debts provable against her estate under said
cepted by law from such discharge.
Dated this sth day of January. A. ID. 1909.
JULIA A. HORNE, Bankrupt.
Order OF Notice Thereon.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, So.
On this 18th day OF Jan, A. d. 1909, on reading
the foregoing petition, 1t is
Ordered by the Court. that a hearing be hal
upon the same on the 5th day OF Feb, A. d..
1909, before said Court at Portland, In said Dis.
trict, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon and that no.
tice thereof be published in the oxford DeiGO.
ereaaors
interest, may appear at the said time and place.
and show cause, II any they have, why the
PRAYER Of said petitioner should not be granted.
And It Is further ordered by the Court, That
the Clerk shall send by mail to all known cred.
itors copies Of said petition and this order. adj
dressed to them at their places Of residence IS
stated.
Witness, the HON. CLARENCE HALE, Judge
of the said Court, and the seal thereof, at Port.
land, In said District, on the 18th day Of Jan,
A. ID. 1909.
Isl JAMES z. HEWEY, Clerk.
A true copy of petition and order thereon.
Attest: JAMES z. HEWEY. Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-02-02
FIG TAPIOCA.

Cook till clear three tablespoonfuls of
granulated tapioca in two cups Of water
with teaspoonful Of butter. Stir con-
stantly. Chop fine half pound of figs,
add a cup Of water, and one of sugar;
cook these till smooth and thick, and
cool; mix with the tapioca, and add half
teaspoonful of vanilla. Chill well, and
serve in glasses with little whipped
cream on top.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-02-02

Key to the Puzzler.
No. S69.-Star Puzzle:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-02-02
CHEESE PUDDING.
BREAD PUDDING WITH JAM.

To a pint of soft white crumbs add
two cups of milk; let this stand half an
hour; add quarter of teaspoonful of
salt and two tablespoonful of sugar and
the stiff whites of three eggs; put into
buttered dish and bake; add layer of
raspberry jam and the beaten white OF
an egg mixed with tablespoonful OF
sugar, and return to the oven to brown;
serve hot or cold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-02-02
SALMON OUTLETS,

Drain and pick up small can of sal
mon; add sufficient thick white sauce to
make a paste; season well, spread 1t
out, and let it grow firm; cut into chop
shape, dip in fine crumbs, egg, and
crumbs, and let it stand an hour; fry
two at time in deep fat; put bit of
parsley stem in the small end of each
one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-02-02

Bloodine contains just the nourish'
ment required by nursing mothers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-02-02

The greatest system tonic In the world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-02-02

If run down, worn out, tire at least OK
ertion, Bloodine is just what you need.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16
POP ANSON VICTIM
OF TEAMS JOKERS

Adrian G. Ansans in shn nyros hght
az present because ne hopes 70 be.
come tins Moses ~ tho National
league. was probably the iseaYiesi
sufferer from lockers that ever wore
a baaeisall uniform. Some ~ the
things pulled on Anse were screama
Singing Aneon WFaa she fAVuFfta
nanmse fsnns II tnia bunch, and the
nsd fnaf wUnia have needed the eyes
~ a ftY 10 keep np with The things
planned for him. OF al the tricks
Tor Witch Arson fell. meme ranked
with the pneumatic mattress Joke.
one ~ fhe railroads experimental
one season with pnsutnAtlc mat
srnmmes IN the kleepeYN hia rubber
faRn whom inflated shin sheets whsn
sinpglsa. The Chicago tram met ~
with them ons night.
When the porter made up the
iserfhm that night. tAnwa ard Ryan
gaaxed Arson into the smoking com
pAffmeat whsie bad H!ll nahlen did
the dirty work. Dahien. finding that
tbs mattresses we're blown ap
through q valve controlled ~ little
plug simply uaacremed the plug
nntii Il vas almost ready 70 spring
out Then everyone wens to bed
49, and by T4anKa Ryan and Ansan
wandered tn from tho smoker ard
Aneo. undressing climbed heavily
into hla berth. A. the full weight
~ hts as5 pounds came down uron
tbs mattress. The plus fiaw out and
the mattress ahriehlng like ban
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16
DEADLOCK HOLDS
IN NATIONAL
LEAGUE
Four for Ward, Three for
Heydler and one Unde-
cided, Is the Way the
Magnates Line Up
Both Factions Confident.

NEW YORK. Dee. Ia Eight little
magmatea sitting In rev. and de-
eiartng their intention Of 40 FoaHt'
ms untu next spring, II thar much
time i required GO settle thnif dif-
ferencea, h the situation today In
the National league meeting. The
deadcst kind % a deadlock prevails
over the election ~ president. the
Chicago, Brooklyn. New York and
Philadelphia club owners being
pledged % the support ~ John NJ.
Ward. while Pittahurx, Cincinnati,
aud Boston are strong IN their aap-
port ~ Acting President HsydleF.
Stanley Robinson ~ ST. Louis holds
the deciding vote. but he has made
40 announcement ~ the way he
will cast HIS ballot, although he has
tnslmatea that under no eonaid.ra-
tions will hs vote far Ward
Barney nreyfuas Of Fitsehurg evil
IDENTITY expects a long session, for
yesterday he consulted attorneys ~
"a the LEGAL aspects 81 this cane Tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16
GLEASON IS BUSYAl
DENYING RUMORS

Richard by stating thaftaEsr he
tfilesHpnl and Cnsfyosh hsn wfscsaa
a combinatian. Richard III sneched
hitn. Coffroth had ganA1@i& llmsit
"a the bid he MAS q put ID On had
- informed Gleason HRsA AZ. %
ths other hand, intended II 4 Cafs
froth considers bly, batter. an6 ASKED
gllsanasi % tags fgress wftf him
Gleason puk thn matter Ir " Cof-
fFpsh. wlae refused - 90 QstaM thar
ftiekAra. aud g3iaasxn HI iznfeGoFr
hooked np with the Nes A4hu
IA 20 the referee mMiK e3suanon
that u matter that tbs fighters
WIN have first crack at Richard
ha# No right so uafws fhe third man
IN the ring AceaFefln@ 70 ths artl-
eiea. tia referee must be chosen 90
dASs before the fight. and II tho
principals fall 80 agree sipan a man.
they atn 20 Submit The Mares N two
fnen sArA and from tbs four Rick
ard and will make the chassu"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16
RUM L RS
TO MEET

ST. Yves and Marsh wlii settle
their dispute as 10 Individual Ku-
pfemu0y az IS miles In a match
raee which win BE- run at Duglaie's
park Deeea8ber 2e THE men have
posted side bet % $500. add this
fugNther with percentage Of the
gate, Will constitute tne purse
Marsh and st. Yves hmvn been
sfter each ether since the Seattle
Marathon and the 20 mile race AZ
Spokane Marsh believes that he
can more than hold hts own with
the Flying FTeuehman over the Is
mile route, and finally the two met
al this distance In Vancouver three
weeks ago ri Yves strained hiH leg
negotiating the short turns. ana had
90 withdraw. leaving the argument
still unsettled The pair have been
talking race ever since. and their
coming meeting Is the result IL their
personal rivalry rather than the
fine work " Some ambitious pro-
rnotaT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

tho event ~ ward receiving four
votss and Heydlar three. Robinson
refusing 60 east hts vote. He @aA
informed that four votes wouid not
elect Ward. and seemed greatly re-
iie*ed BY the news
The maguatea transacted consid-
erauts routine business before get
ting down t. the real meat 0f the
session. the election They wrau-
gie8 over tha candidates until 20.
when an adjournment was taken
e move that We adjourn until
9 90 tomorrow morning. said John
r. Brush
"A1 can't a fellow get any sleep
az All IN this town = Clipped IN
barney ureyfuss 4Do you want to
work us 60 deAtig / move wa al =
5ourn until II 80"
And the preyfasa amendment car
ried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

III Rss0, Tex wants all the rest
81 the world 60 know what sfuly
good town q a. lra just overflow.
tnE with goodness. and az Tor gam
hltak ga sunday. On. horrors the
very thought ~ such a thing makes
this bank dealers and wheel mplns
nsrs who have suddenly got re-
liEiun" throw up their hands In
holy horror
50 every Protestant church IN Isi
paHo has passed resolutions arpinr-
ms thn wicked race track tnst
across the Iins. ~ Iaafsx. Msxtra.
and coutsnfnlng especially racing
on the Sabbath
The resolutions called on the state
department in Washington to uAa
its best efforts with the Mexican
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16


SAN N6IHC0. Dee M Ever
since he returned 20 San Francisco
last SUNDAY. Jack Gleason has seen
busy rrfusiuE tire vAri9aM Funors
~ frame ups and secret understand
lnsu that grew uus nf this Tvtiye
secession hrld by the fixhs pyincip4ss
aud promoters In New YORK. s9g the
final signing ~ tt~ jaek-Jsff AFts-
clnA
There wsFn M private agreements
IN regard 20 the purse. and az %
making che pictures good. thai ~
tha siifseMt sort 0f rot. said Eilea=
son this morning Tho winner ~
that fight viii recwIrv Is per cont
~ the tt0t. 900 hung up and the
loser Is per cent
Gleason made ~ plain that Cuf-
frnth would have nothing 90 Do with
the fight prapeF az the pictures III
fact. Gleason declared. the Idea ~
using Coffruth'a Arena has eYnn
been given the aus We want COT
freth entirely eliminated from this
contest said Gleason. now that
he II being SO prominently men.
toned In connection with ~ 30 de-
ctdsd ara ws upon this point that
We wouldn't use his Arena n be
gave II 10 ua-
Richard connhlas Explained.
Gleason explains hts alliance with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

leans interested IN the Juhrox track
hesitafad iunK before thes consented
to racing on Sunday The Msxsnnna
Insisted on IL. saying. sunday
morning ws 80 60 mass sunday
afternoon IL oar holiday"
ThauHhtfni snan here. whether
truly religious 81 net. say thai AL
Latin nations make their weekly
holiday ga Sunday They say. too.
the American department ~ state
has no more right % protest against
racing ss IMafak than 90 say 10
prrai6ant Ealiieres ~ France
lla good enough 10 nus an end
20 racing ln France esl Sunday and
0hiiNs uA fufshss ~ not KuinK ID the
races on Sunday. and go setting a
bad example
other nationns other rnstnfnH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

government 90 stop Fncr track gam
bling In JuArwz for all time
Ia effect the resolutions ask
President TAFT % say - Ills great
and good frisnd. President piax
with whom be wAa hobnahhing late
~ Really. you Maxiranm should
uat SO - tbs races GA Sunday
rhn fanny thlns about n IL that
some very influential Americans are
deeply interested In ttss iaur@H face
track. also nntns very snflNmnflaI
Mexicans One IL y aon~in.laN u
President Dlan. another - Enrique
g Crral. governor ~ Chihuahua An
immensely wealthy nen. formerly
Mexican ambassador az Washington.
who accompanied prenldasss biAH
when he nrt President TAfl. An
other funny thing IL that sAsAAmssr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16
DISTANT BALLARD
FOUND AT
LAST.
Seattle Fight Fans Make
Voyage OF Discovery and
Locate Real Athletic
Club in Wilds Across the
Canal.

A large bunch ~ fans turned out
for the ballard smoker last night.
ana as far nn could be learned. no
one had any kick coming on the ex-
hlhitlon put up by Fitzgeraid's raw
beef eaters.
The Seattle contingent Nan there
IN fun force, and though one or two
had 90 leave before the show was
over because n the dryneaa ~ the
air NJ Ballard Il was dry night
the remt showed their appreciation
Is staying tiil tina last doR died.
ii WAS a good smoker. very good.
in fact. and al the bouts were worth
looking at
Araniun and Rothaus put gp the
best pound boxing miNup seen
down this wnY for some tigues The
two started an the jump. ard kept
u np through three rounds without
q cllnnh. Muiaoun had an easy sob
refgrseinK this bout as II wmf simply
nne WALTON after another. ntth plenty
~ room insween the meu - see what
ssMs going on Itafhaua has pretty
luft. ard un~a il % good advantage
throughout Getting The decision.
sonss cioatsr.
A7EfNfMNN MNFAA NM@AA3Ht FA&A3A
fgrewn AZ ian. bat Pete must surely
havn had a grnarh against the fanH.
foa he pat ono uver e. the Jaw Ia
tho first round, knocking Hro@n out
fsr fhe csyufat.
Tasn tsmrka and Keller. at catch
weights. hoxeA . fact four rounds.
xlsh the bout railsd arnw. Clarke
SEEMED ~ have a little the beck Of
thn argument.
Roy brown. one ~ the fastest
tghfwrsxhta IL this neck ~ the
moss1n. scent up against Archie Me-
Donald and won the event handily.
NlHfatArh was on the card 10
luees Hr0mH. ard had btnn trained
20 thr minute. ara waA ready 30
fahe 90 five Wildcats NJ once. hut
through some tanEia ~ the card,
Mcdonald took hta place. II IL said
that Mtffwnhaeh went ostt ID the
corridor and bit chunk cat ~ the
gas plpe when be found hs could
nos mix
Pierce ard berry boxed m exhsh4.
tlan two rounds. and we're the laugh
II tire evening"
In tho wrestling events Duncan.
tis. wcn two falls Easily from JOHN
son. fas. though thn latter was a
strong and willing fr1Au. nay Me-
Knight. pAiiArdA find. won two falls
fruna Daniels ard showed lots II
speed 8aEn~rngn ~ sha Norwegian
Turner's. ~ fs9 pus Up q Teaa SCRAP
against noyinKton ~ the g. A. G..
aui loas on account ~ the latter >
aKEFeaelvcnmsH HoyinKton waa on
tho Jump from the start. and IL a
fant mar on tho mat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16
TUR ~ ID
ia 81 $

Franklin high schools basketball
five took a fast game from the v
M 9. A. students yesterday after
noon by a score ~ 20 o. IS Yes
tcrday's game was balm 70 the
wounded feelings ~ the Frankiln-
ties. mh0 were numerically beaten
by the Lincoln aulpt last week.
Franklin faade several changes IN
It's lineup. and HOW confidence IL
restored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

alsee. collapsed like q to Aazzi
prlcked with a pm
AnNon biz The ks&sts n ths ha
with 4 crash shzs sspnk Tie z.sepzl
y lille howss "a jo1 axEre from sssl1|
the curtains II ia estky sert3x
telling the boss that svuyon< u
vas IN On n. Ana knNe ~ !
usAd. and yet - 1ssarise< M
show II. that tie sls2t a ~. 1
the hard side n th1ee tAz1s "A,
than call the porter y vii ~ \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

PORTLAND. Dac. 1e--Tim Nc
Grath. the san Francisco sYs0rt pro-
moter, and Jimmie Fitzgerald. the
Canadian Marathon runner. are IN
trouble over the passing Of i worth
ieAs check here. Fitzgerald gave
bis personal cheek far 400. en-
dursed ~ Mctirath. To local hotel
man. and the paper has bean re-
turner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16
FITZ 10
FOR JIM

bob F1sEsimmans II telling Aus.
tfaliAnH thar unless Jmffries hsnfn
johnson dusu and out inside ~ III
rounds. the hts negro will sin tItK
says that 1effFIeS silt nave a. fight
faster tnAn ever before. aud that DO
VIII haze 90 be better than he was
fivs s~AFa ago % atand gha Killing
r.aeo. The Cnrulshman does not
Think much 81 tehnson. as that. and
declares fhhs 10 yeare Agg he could
hAFe stepped the enioyed champion
oEsftea. Isffrisa IN his prime was a
phenomenal heavyweight fh@ haet
the world ever save. but ne expresses
soFuo doubt na % WHISTLER the boiler
HtAkes can focuTrr the osd stamina
JEFF IN like an cd locomotive with
hsllaF fall ~ cllnkegss amld rita
AMEN be arrived In Australia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

ZONES a sunny Southland MAJ :,
other who muerg these strange aaa = ths
holdings and makes oabaBc signs walla ~ aaA
editors sanetums - " the "
4 could a tale unfold won't" is the h.,aa
These fight promoters AHe{
because don't want to play the crab was obbed ~
Zbysko in Sew York but don't Intend o gaue~s An
the successful bidders wi me soveaga. mon
but they're good fellows and hope theyT DO well @a
Yafhtonet N@sVsa
Nov this a variety OF double cross tina, dor, 49,
Of good oldfaahi0nod knocking Merara- hsm
he put n The most adFaulaseoua BID. aud there afe n
the belief him either - 1911 ~ wS1
medicine like and walt for pu ona f44 ~
should rFh with anything knovs nnNH
Richard Gleason combine for the houseiopa or % y
rectiy the headlines V@k naz n
That secret meeting tho whole ttoabta 49,
of fake. fraud burglary and with n -,
multitude decepiOns and suspicious Trulv hs
gathering Of the Fighters and their was he sgs -
play Of the century. -
game the spectators standpoint s1a aae
That has q familiar In s.,4
genial feeling 81 long friendship prompts one ID la
Syne" with the tabefA aal
nne place for barber 1853 ia n
Many tho schemes suggested handcap The .s.4
oou around The III - ~ ~
iesa known In the baseball world snne M
with suggestion aud recently Increase IN IN ~
and ball has been advocated BY well diamond
tanccs couple 81 feet behind present caas s
in deep center But usual - H. Dugdae there With go ~
that listens we'll. -ssA
pitchers box alone." says Dug aTAe 49, f
deliver the goods cut down ~ go
balls balls ana youT - aa1eI
number Of balls from six inalv y ~
down 10 and well have real baseball" - - Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16
BIG GAMES TOLL
In NEW ENGLAND


fuy tnited rr---.s
BOSTON. Mass peaA Ia
The big kana E.ash toll IN Sew
England and aaAt1~n Gastaaa
-s~s~-s~-~~~~~-~~--s~~a---~~r~s 10
for tfle A~asoD ~ 15Gs WAS ~
,iveA,s according a figures com.
piled here today
Aofn than ~ other sportHmen
we're injured seriously. and u
this number ffwe are said to be
uear death. Seven asherm Hum.
tanned injuries that viii MAIN
them for life. while two more
are threatened with the loss ~
sight,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

Young John ~ Rockefeller has
taken 70 bicycling. thus following IN
the wheel tracks ~ hfA dad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

DANCE At DREAnIAaD.
Dance tonight Admission free.
see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16
Reliable Beddngs Attractvey Priced for Tomorrows Sale

GRAY sLANkETs-si.2 &c value
gray Sheet BLANKETS. pink and
blue borders. Special one or
day only, pair ............u OF y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16
REAL CASTLES In SPAIN
FOR STANLEY kETChEL
Not Satisfied With the
Dream Stuff, Stan Win
Visit the Land of the
DonsSchulken's Debut
a Frost.
sV the R,NeslpER.

SAN FRANCISCO. nee. ie,~Fhe
castles that STANLEY Ketehel has
seen Ia his dreams arr no longer
tho goods with him. ana to satisfy
his desire 10 see the real stuff he
has decided TO 80 Go spain. where
the genuine article grows, hetchel
vislt 60 tho land II the pons VIII
he IN the nature ut a break IN MS
proposed trip TO Australia, where
he has been offered a number %
matches with uugh Mcintosh. ane
Of hts possible opponents helng
Tommy Burns Before starting on
the long journey, ketchel VIII 90
60 hts homo In Michigan and spend
Christmas The nidleweight elasm-
zion has been on the 20 since his
fight with Johnson, and believes
that long sea voyage viii 90 him
a world q good.
Waiter schuikenS debut IN the
professionai ranks al Oakland last
night was far from a bowling sue
cess. and to-day the big heavyweight
Is nursing numerous hurts partieu-
larry sore heart. "Guuh0at
Smith. the fighting sailor after
being badly cut up for five rounds.
landed a solid hloW on Schulken's
stomach IN the sixth round. from
which the san Francisco heS could
not recover. ard when be came up
for the seventh he was too weak
to protect himself, and a right ts
the law pat hissa down and ont
II waE a tremendous punch. and
that IL agd not end the tight right
there spoke weii for Sehmlkens con-
dition. A look az intense agony
spread over Sehulken's face when
thu punch landed and eriea II
~rhera he goes went up ali over
the house IN the earlier rounds
Sehuiken had a good lead, hts fast
foot work and good use ~ his left
tAb having smith all az sra. The
sailor was nor 80 he denied, how
ever. and kept boring right in. fight
ing for the chance 60 pWt over one
good one Behind him were those
two wise old owls. Harry Foley and
Spider Kelly and the coaching they
gave him was half the battle
In the special event Lupe Car
rama took the decision from hiiiy
Crupp after SIX fast rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

PLAID BLANkETs--it.4 size
tau plaid Wool blankets; regular
price 81 pair. Special CA or
for tomorrow only 80. 44sJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16
HOW BASEBALL LUCK WILL
BREAK FOR A WINNER
az ApDlE JOSS.

my funny break that arises during the course Of
"a baseball season goes 70 show the truth Of the
repeated assertion that the luck ~ the game usually
falls 70 the lot ~ the club that Is winning
"Cy Young was the central figure in incident
that while II showed the fast working brain 81 ne
grand Old man. also demonstrated the fact that
In order % win one must be lucky.
The play itself had no direct bearing ON tho
ultimate result II the game. yet II proved conciu-
sively how fortunate must be 10 get away with
e play Of it's kind
In the last game 81 the first series the Tleve-
land club played at Detroit last season atys vas
chosen 20 do the fIinRinR
The big fellow in rare form and easuv
hold fHts ain In TIyarz "a, FfsHt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

had
ball the Detroit team h the right at
the
Mcintyre taking healthy swing at ball drive what
a buntt along the first
no foata
IN handed
ba
Young he would have work speedily Tiger lie
he
pill hit little obstruction Of
'~ t'"F :"
Naturally ICY" he went 10 nic a.
a tbppa
did f0r him toy fry tV"'
bare he made perfe haeL
handed 5otalL decision a atrid '
onei n eoa
while IN this davsD
thing Was breaking just right and IN perfect sy
Mcintyre threw yelling and when no
turned back
oroaa SAID 10 Well
would hunting without "a gun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

BEpsPREAps-Fuil double bed
size, white, Marseilles patterns.
fringed and cut cor. O. or
nerg; $500 value ...1tsLJ
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-11-16
a DRINK in Gothenhurg.

From Gothenburg, Sweden, cor
respondent writes: "The difficulties
under which wine and spirit mer-
chants labor nowadays here may be
judged from the following incident.
When went to buy a bottle of whis-
ky the other day was told: We
are not allowed to sell wine or spir-
its over the counter What in the
world do you mean? I asked No,
it must be ordered in advance But
4 want the whisky at oncen The as
sistant meditated and then said; III
you go across the street and tele-
phone to us from the cigar shop we
can supply you I telephoned, and
five minutes later 1 had the whisky.
vert for another bottle the next
day and found that the regulations
had become more stringent. AL
though / had ordered it by telephone,
1 was not allowed to take it home
myself! expostulated and the wine
merchant said: But if your son here
with you will accept sixpence for de-
livering the bottle at your home I
could let you have the whisky at
once MY son had no objection. -
Chicago News