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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-09-10

Schillings' teas and spices at D. M.
Thomas Quality Grocery. $50
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-09-10

D. M. Thomas has gone to Spokane
on business trip.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-09-10
Town and County

Jack Homer returned last week to
Wenatchee.
George Rice was in Wenatchee one
day last week.
Mrs. F. P. Allen left last week for
Lamont, Wash.
For Al cheese go to Thomas
Quality Grocery. 80"
A. E. Motteler is enjoying a visit
from his mother.
D. M. Thomas has gone to Spokane
on business trip.
Schillings' teas and spices at D. M.
Thomas Quality Grocery. 33*
E. F. Sprague Of Wenatchee came up
to Leavenworth this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28

oils Of this state will have two Of the best
esmes on the Nebraska schedule neTt fall
Minnesota has practically agreed 20 . meet
Ing with the pupils Of King Cole in that
city on october Is, and Manager Bagsf says
the game Is certain 70 be pulled of there.
Now only a few details in making a guar
antee for the Gophers stand IN the way
OF closing up a contract with them for the
contest in Omaha.
II seems now that Ames will soon con-
sent TO the meeting the Cornhuskers in
this states metropolis. All that will be
necessary to act them to go there will be
to make their guarantee large enough.
They only want to know that they are TO
have as good a thing as they had last fall
when they FLASHED with Coles men at Dietz
park.
Omaha AgaIes' Only Chance.
1t is pretty well understood in athletic
circles at the State university that unless
the Aggies agree to the meeting in Omaha
that they will be left off the C%ornhusker
schedule for next fall Now that they have
changed their date, or rather, have refused
to accept the original one of November 8,
they will have to conform to a few OF the
wishes of the local school. Manager Eager
says his foot ball aggregation win not play
In Ames on October 20, for the reason that
the game with Kansas IL scheduled for a
week later. and Coach Cole will not con-
sent to taking the men on q hard trip
| just the week before the clash with the
Jayhawkers. The big aim OF the Nebraska
coaches next fall will be to win the game
with Kansas, and they will not do anything
that might hurt their chances against the
men from Lawrence. Both Manager Eager
and Coach Cole feel that a journey to
Ames a week before the Kansas game
would jeopardiEe the chances of the Corn
huskers In the meeting with the jay
hawker Therefore, the AsgleE cannot
hope to see the Cornhuskers in their town
on October 30. II the two teams play or
tina. ~date-which appears TO be the only
one left for them to a~ccept-they will have
TO meet in Omaha. If not Omaha, ther
they will have to do without their annual
game for 1909.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28
BELLEVUE DEFEATS HIGH scHOO
visiting Athletes Win 80 to 20 At
Y. NJ. q. A. Mel.

Bellevue won thirty points against twenty
for Omaha In an exhibition field meet held
IN the Young Mems Christian association
gymnasium. Friday afternoon. Two rec
ords were broken al the meet, mat OF the
mile run and OF the half-mile run. A ken
nedy, In an exhibition mile run. lowered
that record rs seconds TO 400. The former
half-mile record was 2:1G but PrimTose OF
Bellevue lowered this 10 2:lVt
Bellevue won first In the pole vault third
in the hah-mile. first In the t~wenty-yard
dash. first and second In the shot put, first
In the relay race and third in the high
tump. Omaha secured one first, In the
hieh lump contest: second and third in
the tWenty-yard dash. third In me shat
put. second IN the half mile, second IN
the relay race ana second ana thro IN the
pole vault. SUMMARIZE;
TWsptN-Ysrd Dssh-Raceiy Bellevue Son
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28
PLAYER CALLAHAN REINsTATED
National CommissiOa Grants Request
md Fines Him 400.

CINCINNATI, O., March S.-The Ma
lional Base Ball commission today granted
the request for reinstatement of Player
a fine OF 500. The services OF Callahan
had been vested I'm the Chicago American
league club, hut he did not report 10 that
club for several years. he having been
playing with the Logan Squares OF Chi
cago, the result being the placing of mis-
name on the ineligible list.
In the case OF Player r. B. JOY, who re-
quested that he be declared a free agent
because the Boston National league club,
send him a contract. the COMMITTEES re-
jected the request on the ground that he
the Boston club offered him q fair and
reasonable contract and he refused Ia
sign il.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28
BURNS TRAINS GOTCH FOR TURK
Farmer VIII Put MY Boy" In shape
for Mahmout.

Tor
81 am not going TO take a chance on the
Turk said Frank Gotch. who wrestles
Mahmout at Chicago April a.. You fell
lows have underestimate that fellow. He
liz a great man and will give me a tough
match. That is why / am going To have
Farmer Burns train me for this wrestle. 4"
Gotch left Omaha at II o'clock Saturday
morning for his home at Humboldt, Ia.
where he will remain over Sunday, and
will 60 TO Chicago Monday. He has no
other matches on for the present, He and
Klank will so to work for the Turk match
and Monday. April 3, Farmer Burns will
land in Chicago and take Gotch in hand
and train him up to the day he meets
Mahmout.
"Mahmout can't beat Frank II Frank Is
In good shape and you can bet he'll be in
shape after ] get through with him. He
weighed 22 pounds Friday night. but will
send him in against Mahmout at 1885, said
Farmer Burns.
Gotch had this to say after his wrestle
with PeTTelli:
"Perrelli is\s good man, but he makes
the mistake that so many Europeans make,
and that is trying to rough It. There's no
use for any OF these fellows to try to
punish me. | can always give as much as
I take, anyway. They ought TO know that.
Head work Is the best thing In wrestling
Gotch saws he will certainly go to Mel
bourne and wrestle Hackenschmidt in Jan
uary. Klank will go with him. He Is de-
termined TO show Up Hack, who ducked
him all over England.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28

In O:2%; Werlich, Omaha. second: McKin-
ney, Omaha, third.
High Jump-Thompson. Omaha, won,
height 5 feet 5 inches; Werlich, Omaha,
second; Sincel, Bellevue. third.
Shot Put-Curtis. Bellevue. distance.
50 feet I inches; Enfield, Bellevue, second.
81 feet s inches; Werlich, Omaha, third.
IS feet S inches.
Pole Vault-Templin, Bellevue. won,
height. 2 feet S inches; Werlich and Mills
Omaha, second, 3 feet 4 Inches.
Half Mile-Primrose. Bellevue, won in
2:10aS; Aycrigg, Omaha. second. 2:12; Or
man, Bellevue, third. 2:13.
Bellevue won the relay race by three
fifths OF a second. the time lost by Omaha's
last runner In a stumble. Bellevue'S time
In this race. which was for A half mile,
was 1:42. Its runners were, jerks. Sincel
and Primrose: omaha's were, Horn. Wood,
Mckinney and Werlich.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28
New Automobile Carnival L.
Postponed Two weeks.

New Nork Automobile Carnival H.
Postponed I've weeks.
NEW YORK. March 25-The postpone
ment Of the automobile carnival In this
city TO the week Of April % has been APP
proved generally by automobile owners, az
at that date the weather conditions will
he much more settled than earlier in The
month.
At the last committee meeting the sue
cess OF the decorated section OF the parade
was ASSURE, as a resolution was passed
to set aside 5000 in cash prizes for sdec-
GRATED cars, the manner in which the
money Is to be divided to be determined
upon and announced later. with the cash
prizes as a nucleus Chairman Howell ex-
poets to interest individual motorists and
firms to a much greater extent than a
year ago, the principal feature Of the pa
rsde being decorated. advertisipg and float
sections.
Az was the case last year. no distin-
gushing marks to show the name OF tn
manufacturer will be allowed on any car
competing for a prize. The only identifi-
cations for the use of judges are TO be
the numbers, furnished by the committee
to each car, which has signed an entry
blank. There will be no fee OF any kind
charged for competition in the decorated
division. although the entry blanks will be
issued to cars only OF those makes which
have supported the fund for the carnival.
A committee OF well known men will act
as judges and will be stationed at some
point on upper Broadway. in the central
parking strip, where the cars can be seen
twice as the parade counter marches. Tit
line Of march will be planned so as to in
clude the least possible number Of street
car crossings. thus avoiding breaks and
DELAYS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28
SUTTON AND LossO WINNERS
Former Defeats cntIer and the Latter
Cline.

NEW YORK, March &.-George sutton
defeated 4. G; Cutler tonight by a score
a rare exhibition of nursing. Cutler played
& plucky game at the end, but was in hard
luck during the early part; His high run
OF 50 was OF the sensational order.
George Slosson OF this city defeated Harry
p. Cline of Philadelphia by a score OF 500
to as in this afternoons game OF the inter
national 1879 championship billiard tourna-
ment. II was the slowest game so far In
the tournament, lasting over three and a
half hours. The score;
!. ffi = T. 2. 3. 4 x e. z. 10 d q. b I. Is. ., :, .
. 2 l. .. 6 Q. o. o. o. 49, H. S-rotai; 800
cciiinsTo, !. 2, i, 0, q, "a. l. 10. II, o 0, IS,
O. oL2n, o. 10. a 10. . %rotai' SS Az
George sutton OF Chicago and A.. C. CUT
Ter OF Boston were the contestants In the
night game. The Boston man won the
bank and made a pretty run Of nfty, sui
ton made A similar run in the tfth. IN
the eighth he gathered % and In the tentn
he scored s., these runs putting him fsr
in the lead.
made N points TO los for Cutler.
sutton increased his lead in the tWellta
innins with a fine run OF ls He PLAYED
with good judgment and delieacy and after
q very clever masse failed on q misene.
This made the score: Sutton, AS Cut
Ter. 1IS.
inning, but failed on a very simple shot.
Sutton then wanted 81 to end the game
He made SO and failed on a Ions mass
cutler then mace a run OF -. Sutton failed
TO score and Cutler made IS more. after
which Sutton ran out the game The
Cntier-5o. p o o, o, >. 10. Y. 0, ~ 4
70. 50. ~. 1s-Total: 3sa Average; y SID
suttoH-e. p, 4 0. 80, 4, 1S, q, S 90, e,
rs, IS. o 4-Total: 800. Average IS SIS.
Referee: Edward Mclaughlin.
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28
wEsTERGAARD BEsTs DE RoUEN
Des MOfnes Wrestler wins from
FreRchman In StrRiRht Fails.

DIES MONIES, la. March 27.-Jess
Westereaard OF Des Moines defeated Raoul
De Rouen here tonight In a finish wrest-
ling match. securing the first fall in 81
minutes and the second in p minutes. The
match was rough. but spectacular. Wester-
gard was the aggressor throughout. In
the first fall De Rouen persisted In running
his fingers into the local mans eyes and
nose and after repeated warning Referee
Wright awarded the first fall 10 the local
mar in 81 minutes. The second fall was
secured with a bar Nelson and head lock,
the Frenchman holding a bridge for three
minutes
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28
ST. JAM ES

The Malonys just ripped the Union PACE
fics up the back for three straight, al
though the first and second games were
close. Not being satisfied with all three
games. the MalOnys went after the high
three games Of the league, which the
Dreshers took away from them last week.
II was up to Jimmy Molony 10 make a
spare in the last frame. and although he
touched the pin Il did not fan ami the
Molony's lost by nine pins. Score:
a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28
WITH THE BowLERs.

schroeder's 81. James won two games
from the Ortman stars last night on the
basement alleys and are row in the undis-
puted lead OF the cellar league. The Stars
ran AVA With the first game. hut could
not keep up the fast clip. Laird had high
single with 25 and 5Ss total Score:
TAR
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28
missouri WINS OVER KANSAS
JayhAwke-s Take OnIy one Event a
Dual Track Meet.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. March N.-In the
dual track meet here last night Missouri
won from Kansas. piling up S4h points,
against 2a. scored By the latter team y
Clark Of Kansas was first in the mile
run. the only event in which that state
led.
BY Steele. Missouri. In the tWo-mile run.
his time being s.Sh. Jackson OF Missouri
held the former record 81 i0:N Miller.
Missouri took the pole vault a. the height
~ 70 feet I inch.
Cooley OF Kansas rnishsd second In the
mile race, but was disqualified neesuse \
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28

GLrDDEN TOUR TO BAR WOMEN
Members OF the Fair Sex Not Per-
mitted to Drive.

NEW YORK, March n.-Indications
point to the elimination OF women as dr'v-
ers from the annual Glidden tour OF the
American Automobile association. The
contest board OF the American Automobile
association Is in receipt OF q request from
representative automobile manufa cturersf
who met In New York recently that the
board adopt the rule that only males OF
Is years or over be eligible to take part
as contestants or drivers In the annual
tour OF the American Automobile associa-
ton The board has taken the request
under considerati ton. In view OF the cordia
relations existing between the manutac-
turers and the contest board II Wou be
regarded as discourteous to refuse com-
pliance with this request.
With the near approach Of the season for
automobile contests in this country the
contest board Of the American Automobile
association looks for the cordial support OF
every club affiliated with the national
body In carrying out, the feature OF uni
form rules and classificstions embodied IN
the recent agreement entered into by th'
American Automobile association and thu
Manufacturers Contest assOeia ton. com.
posed of the National American Automo
biles Manufacturers the American League
OF Automobile Manufacturers. the Amer
lean Motor Cycle Manufacturers associs,
tion and the Importers Salon.
1t is generally understood that one o.
the purposes sought to be achieved in tn,
contract between the Automobile OF Amer
lea and the Manufacturer Contest asso
citation was uniformity In rules and classi
fieations in contests throughout the eoun
try. The object OF this is obvious-tha
the manufactures may know what eondi
tons he will have to face In entering hi
car In any section Of the country. II 4
concededly only fair that any anufao
turer In America should be in a position
20 know at the beginning Of the sessol
the rules and classification applicable t.
any contest. whether IL is TO be held II
New York. Chicago. Buffalo or Sacrament
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28
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Pope Hartford. single cyl. S passenger. ....... 5000
Rambler, shaft drive, 4 cyl, 80 n. D., perfect. 8b0,W
jackson, 4 cyl, 5 passenger, top. etc. ,.......- Bo.@
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Autocar, ? cyl ~runabout. excellent shape -. 276.e0
Autoear, 4 cyl. touring car, top, etc. ......,... $500
Lambert. 8 cyl, sliding gear transmission. -, S0o.Vo
Cadillac, 4 cyl, ) passenger, overhaulsd -. 10000
Royal Tourist, 8 passenger, superb condition. ee0.0l
orient, roadster, air cooled, 4 cyl. touring car $1,000
Mitchell, 4 cyl, 5 passenger, top, etc ,..,...... 5000
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28
New Aato Track at CAeyeaae.

CHEYENNE. Wyo., March 27.-(Special)
The largest automobile race track In the
west is TO be constructed just north OF
Cheyenne under the direction of the From
tier committee and the city. The course
win be five miles In length. pear shaped,
practically level throughout and all on city
ground. The starting and finishing point
will be directly In front of the ~grandstand
al Frontier park, and the entire course
will be in plain view OF the gTandstand.
This track will be completed before From
tier Days celebration In August, and the
first race meet will be held during the eel
tbration. Funds for the grading aud bank
Ing OF the Track have been arranged for.
and SO excellent will be the roadway that
It is expected the race meets here will at
trac. motorists from all sections OF the
country who desire to so after standing
records.
The decision 10 construct the Cheyenne
automobile track results from the an
nouncemsnt that plshs for = thres-mile
track IN Denver ave been aeandoned
Zee want Aus Are Business Boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28
MANUFACTURERS NAME BARRED

was claimed ne spiked Cieiland OF Missouri
This gave Clelland second place.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28

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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28
Ames saa Nsbrasks Ganes.

Amss and Nebraska have not fixed the
dstt for their annual foot ball struggle
asxt fall, but are coming nearer TO a set
element. When the Aggies refused TO ae-
cept November rs as the dsts Manager
easer asked them II they woul play In
omahs on October 81 They replied that
they woIld consent TO that date and place
~prcvidinG the Minnesota game was not
played In the metropolis. They do not be-
1--we their game with Nebraska would be
enough OF a financial success II the big
Gopher contest should be played in Omaha
a few weeks before the day OF their match.
Mar sEer Eager OF the Cornhuskers thinks
differently. however, ana believes the Az
ees would be even a better drawing card
than they we're last season. though they
sAould follow the oophers in Omaha. He
VI Try 70 induce the Amss management
e ssa toe matter IN the same light thai he
aeeA.
y Ames Vin consent To plAy IN omahs
o octoeer 30 IL ~iil mean that the meUrop-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28

ase Want Aos Ar. Business soOstsra,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28

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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-27

You would attehd s@ q business eol.
4lege II you had asS nrst-class college
near your home. B Don't you know The
Mankato Comm hal Gollege, aEanka-
stp MINI practically brings educasion
tto2 your door Il pays syv,o,nr fare Write
And learn an about 81
Ms. 3. n. Moore accornp panied sby
Her mother who has been with hef'
here Tor y few weeks past, left Tues
day for Bismarck, where she expects
remain through bout the winter. 2
" Every day "a tie: week and every
week pfI u the season the New Fork
EGash Store sells enamel granite ware
at haIf price and less, h Every artiele
double coated and Snrat quality
Ss} w. iii. Brown ~ sold lot Is, block III
~ s: Eitrand the f1rst 81 the week. n
Brown ,states that re has another
house and lot which ne viii sell cheap
|and }on easonable terms
Miller and Ernest ! oushe and al
wife of Cando we're AZ Devils Lake
wednesday liz attendance AZ the fun
|eral 81 me little daughter d r. nd
lars. Miller Esas
IL burt 3. Bloom and wife Eot Denver
are guests nc the home 0f Bloom's
brother ooEn off tthe Journal
I'M Ryeryb delighted With tie styles
ard makeup 80 81 the new fail salts a.
Inc New ork Cash L S
rs. Geo. alooers ana daughter
returned home N ednesday from arexz.
tended Westesn hi s s5sSs
ss and Inert Roberta md IND
Noel Ruhbsrg have turned from ON
|their Restern ss|SS5
ne baby son of Mi. and Ars. z,
||Brainard II ffering from summer 81
compl lint.
a. Dion has bean app inted aa spe;
fetal game warden ffor rand II "a y, i
TOWNSHIP 81 81
mrs. Doyle ana daughter ~
Penn. were q Devils II Iaks Tues day,
Born ii MI: md u iaira. Ole Moen At
Grand Harbor last Thursday. boy
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farm loans. Money on hand on
favorable terms Lowest rate. q.
]. Ghamberill ..S3 I. .:l. 81


a IT a token Of appre ciation for$ the
services rendered by the IRE depart az
m len AZ the fire last Friday tie Abar
Auto Co. presented The 5depar ttmept
itths $50 %. This Is 81 Justly earned
reward for the IRE laddtes. We w Il ven vs. y
tire the assertion that there 4. Is not 8,
smother yolunte ers fre department III
the state that viii compete With the
one q. this city when 1t comes to5 sys-
*tematte ally handling d are. Vac Vi J.
sonly Tie; naoo heroic eRorts that
Esheys stopped ths. flames IN time e, save aaays
laras,a portion the city iron . sp i,
Eap al Isnaoke They worked Oh fnird
Estrs Whsrs ths hest w ,als vory saev IN
Iasd shaa tlsd Hit the names sc,drosssing
ne sstf d. The strong south Il Wind
biidNtng the smoks and flames toward
them / llS the time: they; hold thsssiir
grpnnd IND! saved the citizens T.; 81 sDeY.
Iils. Lake many thousands Of dollars.
have j are department. that We
Eshopld ssbs proud otf And. the astions,of
Ethee ;lxbar5 Auto ~ y, is s 81, commend
able. 3;5S Il III
Old ying; goods well bought
are hall 5sold. Our expert buyer is now
|in tho eastern markets picking up bsrs-
sains md the Ysry latest up to the
hour styles III ~ ladies' goods Tor
ssWhieh this stoolr,e has allways been lam.
Ious 40 writes US that he has been
Fortunate IS securing s quantity Of
|aovsltss that viii - ! surprise 10 the
Devils Lake people. :These soods are
arriving daily. Don't fail to visit sths
|busy corner. We Are5 more than evBe
determined to keep. % and add to the
reputation Of this store for the finest
goods st extremely low prices. nv.
|erybody Is invited to inspect our goods.
VIII BE- pleased to show you the ad.
vantages Of our cash system and ex.
pert buying. VIII positively save you
money on almost every article. New
York Cash store. .ss::s2. sS;.s 4
The friends of Mrs. Martha Conner,
widow o. Henry Conner, who died
here s. April, 1908, viii be pleased "a
hear; that che has Just been granted i
pension 81 $12 per month. commencing
July OIL, 1905. the date that Judge
Henry, who took the matter % fooii
tho widow, fled her applic cation in The
pension department. .5s5s
SsE MTeEy day = \ the week the New
fSrk c;s.ish store Hing Chs 8 Penn
Sahisn n1sds o,v1sfhils doiiaaas srads fol
10 cent auality canvass gloves
for Bo CLOTHING, nderwear. shirt.
and shoes all below value. 5s.: i,
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i CARD soF4THANkt.s',t..3,

81 Mr.. and Mrs. M. J.. Belcner Wish q
thank their many friends, Who "a
kindly assisted them during tho 10.
cent illness and death o9 their little
daughter Bertha. 5ss y ,5:,s v \
: :---MF. and Mrs. n. J. Belehs5 I: y
4 i& = ss'$ 35s55S and Family. y!
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NJ. y. Mandy has recently put fnSs
large and complete line a. wood work
materials, and is prepared 5tto Do ~
kinds Of wagon and buggy ropairfng
In connection with his Blacksmith
shop. Also At buggies With rubber
tirea. This department = Ii; charge
OF Jim Palmer. . thoroughly COM
potent wood worker and al work
win be guaranteed 70 Do perfectly sat
isfactory. Leave orders with either
Mr.. Mandy or M. KUHN. q taleDhnne
either s1s 20 sa7. 4eiss-s| ss5. Il ,;::.. /,
+ Misses Edna and Hazel Mckay -
turned home Tuesday from Hampden,
where they have been Lifting 6o1 9
menth spaat.