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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-11
LIBERALS RETAIN LEAD
IN BRITISH ELECTIONS

London. Dee no. Tho first week ui
he general elections ended with both
political parties holding their own
Five hundred and tWn seats have been
filled and parii side nainrd twenty N-nne
from the other THE complexion ui
the new house of commons np to date
iH aH follows
Government coalition Liberals
fka lnhortea a2 uatioualiate Sc in-
dependent nationalist fuul eIs
Opposition tWonistt. 1lt
birnrdurs are reported from HrFor1l
districts Women engaged iu election
cering have been hit with mud and
stones. and the smnHhiuR of motor
winduwH har hecomr fWOrite pass
time.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-11

Winnipeg. Man. Dec l0.--A dis
patch from Colcmau. Alborln, sass
fifb reFeucrg working ln the western
Canadian eoliiery, Bellevue were en-
tomhcd this afternoon A relicf party
from Fornic has been rushed to the
scene ana H party OF experienced
miners from Coleman also was rushed
up render assistance Tho total dead
recovered from the mino ia thirty-fiVe.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-11
TWO HUNDRED FAMILIES
ARE MADE HOMELESS

Rome. Dec 10-Heavy rain storms
have caused serious Hoods especially
In North italy LandsnDs have oc-
Cured ohstructlng railways and sew
eral bridges are down. The river Pc
is thirteen feet above normal and II
ie feared the dykes may be swept
away
M the province Of Potenza land
slip partly buried "a village. Many
houses were wrecked and 200 families
are homeless
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-11
MOB REPULSEO BY
PL-UCkY JAILER
IN GEORGIA
Cheated Of Their Victim, One Of
E1raged Rioters Shoots Man
in Charge Of Prisoner Militia
Restores Order.

fBy Morning Journal Special Eeased Wirel
Columbus. Ga. Dec. 1f.-At !
o'clock this morning mob of about
200 men made an attack on the coup-
IS Jail IN an effort to secure negro
prisoner charged with at attempt to
assault young woman here several
nights ago The jailer warned the
mob before the attack that he would
fire on the first man who attempted
TO enter and when the attack was
made he fired q number of shots,
wounding two men. The jailer was
shot IN the breast but it is not believ.
ed that he Is fatally wounded After
about 100 shots had been fired MEM
bers Of the police force and militia
arrived and dispersed the mob.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-11
FORTY-F|VE BODIES
TAKEN FROM
COAL MINE
Dead include Ten Members Of
Rescue Party Killed by Cave
ioi Several Injured Win Die,


Lethbfidgc. Alberta. Dee i0-At q
o'clock tonight fprty-fiYc bodies have
been recovered from the mine of the
Canada eUllicries mines, limited, at
Bellevue. Alberta. whore an explosion
occurred last night These include
thirt}-iive enpl0ycs Of NE mine and
ten members of "a RESCUE party from
Bosmcr ana Frank who went into the
mime at 3 o'clock this morning and
were eutomhcd,
All the missing now have been nc-
counted for li ia thought that sew
cral Injured men VIII die. Hundreds
oi men arrived today from adjoining
campB n the crows Nest district Co
assist in the rescue work.
Three Of the dead ARE Englishmen.
Joseph McGuT Herman Tippo and
Isaac llaiton. The mime employed 400
mon
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-11
A Valuable Christmas Present

a Christmas present which will he
Of lasting benefit Co. Year sen of
daughter ia business education. Tie
viii use DO every day Df his lie and
viii consider BE- the most valuable
present ever received.
Lct us send him D. scholarship Tor
Christmas
ALBUQuERQTE BUSINESS
COLLEGE
"A Practical school for Practical
Nuuug People
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-11

Mrs. parvenu-John. that Mrs Gals
Ter who was Just here said She O. been
having bad attHek of ourWer. Whlt
did she mean.
parVenU Something catchin'. rer-
haps WHY dont ysu look 30 up in
tha dictionary
Mrs. P.--f did. ; went through all
the O. Is hut can't flnd mo- such WORT
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-11

IN buying u piano why not buy a
lueh-uradc uirs,ia The Bo~ton Chick.
rrinE, iters a Pond and McIhau can
nnla De- oiftninct from thr NhuS.,n
Music Go.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-11

in nr NolA Antlseptlc salNr for
HH rAin trouhles 70 is as pheasant
ls sweet erulm and guaranteed Co
Fite satisfaction in worst cases. s5c
"a boN
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-11

Is considered hard Co cure. Try pr
BELLS Autiseptc Salve and You viii
change your mind. You win see AN
Improvement from the first appaca-
tiun
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-11

The best cous. sfedicine If YOU ask
Tor br. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey and
look Tor the bell on the bottle. Guar
anteed to EiVe satisfaction. Sold
sscryn here.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-11
If your Piano or organ needs attention
Edward M. SChnOr
The Expert German Tuner

Who is in charge of Lcarnard-lnde
mann Co.'S Tuning Department
He has tuned and repaired 4oO inatru-
ments in Albuquerque
Record Of names gladly shown.
Guarantee: Positively no money re-
ceived until the work is delivered 10
the entire satisfaction Of the owner
Reconstruction and repairing of Plpe
Organs, Reed Organs. Automatic
Pianos
Ask the leading teachers about him.
Special arrangements made with par
ties living outside of Albuquerque
Leave orders at Learnard-Linde-
mann Co.
The Square Music Dealers
200 West Gold Ave.
Phone $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10
TWO WAYS TO COUNT
FIGHTER OUT In RING

Tom scanion. known east and
west. north and south. wherever
wrestling and boxing thrive. az man
ager % athletes and promoter. tells
q a referee who was strong In The
belief that blood "a thicker than
water, and whose motto was Ireland
for Ireland.
This fellow" says scanl0n. was
the third man in the ring at 81
smoker one night The principals
were a big. raw boned harp and an
equally big negro
Neither man knew much about
the finer points 81 the game. but
both could fight. believe me- IN the
first round the darkey eopped the
white man ON the jaw and ne went
down az II he'd been kicked by an
ostrich.
THE referee took his time getting
70 the fallen man and then began
Wan He continued "a aotto voice
convernatlon with the harp like this
Fer IN love 81 Mike get 40. Sc apal-
peen. Ai@ yer got any pride a.
ali. az all. lying there like b bod 0f
mort Two. y unreginerate scout.
n ye don't get Up in minute IIi
kick in m stats ~ yoz. Three. Get
up. ~ dirthy 4. y A Ye disgrace
tn County Mayo wild M way Sc act.
Here's IN loyal sons Of st. Patrick
wit their eyes on 80. and ye lay there
on the fiure like "a sack % cement.
Get up Sc mutt Four
"As he counted four the frfshman
arose and rushed into a cllnch stall
inR around until hls head cleared
sufficiently for him to stand or his
opponent
"The fight was pretty even Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10

the time Trlmhis had a shade the
best ~ the Argument. and got the
decision
Wisdom and Hfiifan. az TOE. fought
a fast. clever four round drNN. both
showing lots nf spaced ard steam.
satner and nillsbourouHh. At te6.
fought q good match. Eather win
Ming
Johnny Kelly and Efkfnan' ~ ffs.
pulled OF rlereF fight. kella COPE
niua The smoked mcat
Res brown ipHt hia match a.
FieFre. the miKup being interesting
from start % finish. Pierce seemed
O. he tn better condition than hia
opponent and finished strong
Johnson and Carlson. at catch
WflshtH wreatlea three fast faiik
Johnson winning fhe frat. Carlson
fhe aerond and Johnson the third
Mcmillan add fsiiiut nlao az catch.
weights. wfesfisd about tha same
kind ~ match. Mcmillan getting
twe falls and Elliot one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10
DRAWING NEARER


You wonder what's come over me.
NY seurco % Joy you cannot
FuesHi
Ny face an wreathsd IN smiles you
sna-=-
A peaceful face, you must confess.
I'm different Than ! was q few
short weeks ago. my temper
flames
Less iursaly I'm never blue
They'u soon be playing practice
games
q SHOWS sometimes and winds blow
cold
It's vre,ched weather. that's a
fact.
But stil ms joys are manifold.
My voice n giad. my thoughts
compact,
what care u iis cold and drear ?
In raptnres now my heart acciaims
The fact that spring wili soon be
here
And they'n be playing practice
games.
The days have been extremely long.
Ny nights disturbed BY tangled
dreams.
The world 80 long devoid ~ song
NoS with sweet music fairly
teens,
Tho spfinK trip win b. under way
Ere long. the best each rival
claims
That's shy ] sing the iiysiong day.
They i sonn be playing practice
KafneW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10
MARATHON DERBY
PLANNED BY
M'GRATH
L. Clarence Win Sign All
the Top Notehers for a
Race in San Francisco
February n.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. n. Tin
AcGrath. Marathon promoter. an
uounced today that he is trying 90
siFn Durando and Hayes a. meet
81 Yves. the French champion.
Marsh, Fitzgerald and Connolly. IN
= Marathon derby on February sT
NcGrath already has ~ Yves
consent % the match Connolly. who
h a lsrsi crack yesterday declared
himself ready 90 run within two
weeks. and the promoter Anticipates
little difficulty In signing up Marsh
and Fitzgerald
Hayes recently declared his intnn
lion % follow DoTaudo until he was
given az opportunity 90 revenge
himself for the recent defeat the
Italian administered 20 him IN this
city Mcfirath believes that N Do
randu will make fhe match. one Of
the greatest Marnthana in the hia-
tory - tire sport will be pulled OF
He VIII stage bis attraction al
tho Recreation baseball park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10
PETE MULDOON SHOWS
HIS CLASS AT BALLARD

Well. the Ballard Athletic olub had
another smoker last night Slight
events 9facsA the card. and The hnfi
~ them were tust what tha fans
came ga see
Pete Auid9an was ~ last seen in
action. and save a. pretty an rxhi.
billion ~ baK punching with Jack
Stewart a. the tsg 80 sns fan could
wtsh o. scc. Muidonu certainly har
all the class that fighter needs
and developed more speed than a
aisiKhg ~ hama Artiai az poker
seAmes Truly BIS movements were
80 fast that BITS hands deceived tho
eye. that b. she eyes 90 oHr stew
ART Anyway. Stewart dssssfe1a q
ipt ~ rr~lit for taking e esHlncr. a.
he know what 90 expect Nffn he
started With a little more training
hr viii be- right THERE when ~ ia
called upon o. deliver shr goods
Tfimhle and Fieury. shs - pound
uosaaifnes put up a clever exhibit.
ton. and bad the fans wiiif item al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10

prdsman tWise Ia an huuF. accord
lng 90 the terms ~ their handican
The match wrni this fsll hour with
aut n fail
The third meeting between the BIG
fellows has created lot ~ interest
and at st. O. and 81 SCALE u looks
~ though the old A X o. Hiwu
would b. hung out at thp Grand tos
night The advance sale has been
a hummer, and fhnas 0hn expect
SEATS shogid Eet on the SOB.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10
RING FANS THINK
LAHGFORD WAS
PULLED
on rHg RiNosioER.

San FHANNfACO. Fob. To-
Whether the setback Sam Lang
ford received in his fight with Jim
Flynn AZ Los Angeles Tuesday night
will have any effect on Louis Blot's
plans for HIS March card, Ia which
Langford has been signed TO APP
pear here In the main event
against a man yet 20 be chosen,
has not been determined. but II IL
more than likely that Blot will 20
ahead with his original plans aud
bring the negro to this city.
Many local fans are disposed TO
believe that n f.angford fought
under wraps last night he showed
good judgment. from business
standpoint The negro has been
having such a hard time getting
battles because OF the general
dread In which he II held by men
of his weight that he can hardly
be blamed for pulling. II he did
pull. against Flynn. whom he
knocked out IN one punch In their
first fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10
Another Indian Giant.

WV YORK. Feb f0.--A most
exceptional reaskin Is John bull"
MiiiaHH. the sNarfhy skinned
oneida drafted By tha New York
Giants from the Marion club ~ thn
ohio state icaEuH. Williams IL a
fnh blood His father wns a chief
~ the oneidas, and hia grandfather
I'D many a hand - braves against
ne white men who rucroached on
their hunting lands. The Indian IL
1N test tall straight a. an arrow.
Like ME forefnthera. bis skin IL ~
q sNafthy hue and his hair ID SET
black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10

three or four rounds. but ali ~ e
sudden the harp slipped one over 10
the other fellows jaw that carried
The stuff with Il. and down went ar
Smoke.
The referee, who was across the
ring ~ the fellow fell skipped over
on the jump and you should have
heard him Wan. two, three. four.
foive and folve is tim. he counted.
as fast az he could spit out tho
words. while the asfOnlshod darkey.
who could have regained his feet.
looked up IN Amusement an the Irish.
mans hand Was raised and 30 was
declared victor"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10
Pitchers Learn the
Value of Low Bali


that they hard learned. IN a measure.
60 solve a.
No doubt one thing that tipped
che pitchers on o. The fact that the
low. fast ball WAS going 90 b. mighty
effective was the way the hitlers
stabbed at the damp bail when that
bait first became generally used
Another reason why this style 81
pitching has become 90 effective u
because u II much harder 20 seo q
I8w fast bail. especially toward the
latter part n the game. when II is
beginning 90 get a little dark
When the Athletics and Giants
were struggling for the world :
championship IL 1905. Bender. wh1
won the only game the American
league champions got. bad practical
iy nothing bat q low fast ball all
that day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10

cENTERvfft.E. r. l.. Fab. 10
While John l.. Sullivan and hla
bride are On the high seas today.
bound for Europe. Nra Annie -
Sullivan. former wife Of The formof
champion of the world. IL enaeav.
ofing o. ascertain whether she WAS
legally divorced from hlm
Mrs Sullivan ~ quoted a. say.
ing that shs had written to the
county clerk at Chicago 10 learn
ahen the divorce vas granted. and
the official record u the transac.
ton filed she IN said 20 have
added that she atlli considered
herself married 20 the former
fighter. aud 20 have declared that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10
jim FLYNN NOW WANTS
TO MEET STAN KETCHEL

gone up 100 per cent He said 10.
day that be believes ho has
chance with any fighter Of his
weight
7 want TO get ct Kotchel." said
Flynn 7 firmly believe that can
lick him and ! hereby defy him To-
meet me IN the ring for fight Of
10 rounds or for As rounds"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10

II wasn't - many years ago that
most everyone. twirlers Included.
we're under the impression that the
fast high BAH vas the most effective
delivery a pitcher could USE. Tho
old saying. keep them Gloss and
right around the neck derived ifs
origin from this style q pitching
In recent years. though tWiriers
have been working On tho opposite
theory. and successfully. too. when
the matter Is aeiyed into a iiitie
thare soon becomes apparent a few
reasons why this should BE- In the
first place the batters were accua-
toned 20 the high fast pitching sim.
ply because they had been up
against this style u delivery 80 long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10
WHITE SOX AFTER
JAPANESE SCAIPc

CHICAGO. Feb 10 - President
Comlskey. Of the Chicago white
sox. today closed deal tor a series
Of games between his American
league team and that Of the koi0
University Of japan The games
will be played In the training sea.
son ~ the White Sox Ia California.
probably al San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10
is JOHN L. SULLIVAN A BIGAMIST7
FIRST WIFE DOUBTFUL ABOUT DIVORCE

she did not think be would have
dared 10 marry again.
Meanwhile John l.. and hlB bride
are on the steamship lvprnsa. &C.
oompanied b. his opponent 81 ear.
ller years. Jake kilrain The party
left Boaton yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10

Los ANGELES. Cal. Feb No.
Jim Flynn this afternoon ohalleug
ed Stanley Ketehol for a fight either
for 10 or IS rounds. winner take an.
Since be was awarded the deci
sion over Sam Langford last night.
Hymns confidence Ia himself has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10
SP0R S
ORDFMAN-ROLLER MATCH WILL
CLASSIFY AMERICAN WRESTLERS
WINNER ToNCHTS BOUT WILL BE RECOGNIZED AS BEST OF THE
AMERICAN wRESTLERS, BAR CoTCH-BoTH MEN HAVE I'M
PROVED SINCE THEIR LAST MEETING IN SEATTLE


not affair viii y ON For count ug rk0 n a y
oglsgsn sea Sess s ne
biz
ihe ue guat r VIM
he %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10
Roller has improved.

Roller Has improved.
Ordernan and Roller are both IN
first c,ass shape Tor a grueiing bout
and neither can laY defeat tp con
dillon The Seattle man IN cHpeeiAi
ID a. and HIS constant work with
Frank Gotch during the tour % the
tcffries show, has taught him tot
% inside work that makes him "a
far more dangerous man than when
he lett here last fail G0tch 10 past
master ~ the real science W wrenis
ilue. and he understands leverage
80 well that the shifi ~ an Inch iu
4 hold often makes the difference
between a break aud fan o. bis
work Iutch believes ihAi Roller q
the logical successor ~ hts titi0
and he han spent a lnt ~ timw an
tha mat. shuwius the mgdicn Crap
pier the tricks 81 TIE trade
Rollers strongest suit as Wrest
Ter i hls defense He Ia one 81 the
hardest mon 10 set behind on the
mat AZ this time. ard even getch
the mighty has his work rut aus
yheu he triea ca Rel bvhind fhe ntg
Seattle man Tor al effective huid
i never saw man come On 80
fast IN my nfe. said Gotgh. apeak-
Ing of Roller. when he was in Seattle
10 days ago.
HE was good man from the
first bat nothing 90 compare mith
what be "a today. with thr actuai ~
perience he has gained va the last
SIX months ] cons lder that Roller
ans 0rdeman are at the top sf the
hestYfs eight class to-day. and The one
that can secure decisive victory
can consider hlmtaelf the BEST 81 the
American wreatierM
ordsman'a Resent Work.
orden,an also has hetn coming 90
the front fast during thc last few
menths He has wrsstied All the
top nofchfra. most u them More
than once. and has lost only tNu
matches one e. Gatch and ans a.
xbyaEkn that mountain ~ a man
that halls from Poland
orteman and Roller have met
twice They were matched Ia this
city last sumfner. orismAn getting
decision after he had picked Roller
up and slammed him down the staKe
on tar mat. putting him completeiy
eut ~ commission. Their other
meeting was az MINES paiia last rsa.
ccmber. when Roller failed 90 thrpn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10

Grand Rapids Driving club Wlii
give q SO 600 purse Tor truffcfs and
a IS ee9 purse for PAGERS NJ Us J8ly
meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10

AZ w Savage VIII open % chs
world a $4,000 Dan Patch futurlty
fur t-ysar.nid tratturn and PAGERS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10

CpmlRkry's nrw grand stand wiil
seat 10000 people and viii be- done
July /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10
EVERETT a EDMoNps ROUTE
SCR. city 81 nVerett or telegraph.

Three round trips daily. Leave aes
attlq At a. NJ, 2 m, and D. nj
sunday. leave Seattle az 1870 a. m. III
~ and 2. m Leave Everett AT eltk
Day. leave kyerott at ei4s a h.. ais
y. m and ftl5 y. M
steamer leaves from golman dock
Steamer and schedule nubloct Ia
change without notice.
fhonoa~ehuuHnt Main a91Ht Ind. 9aa
MEALS aEnYED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-10

raltea By LAuRrNcr RrnINoToN
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-11-05
&0.g
ELECTION DAY.

Next Tuesday, Nov. Sth, is election
day-the day that the people have 4
say by their ballots which party or
set of men will govern the affairs of
the county, the state and the Con
gress of the u. S. for the next two
years, at least. Virtually there is but
two parties-DemOcrats and Republi.
cans The Socialists and the Ameri-
cans are in the minority Except in
Salt Lake where the Americans have
quite a loothold.)
Both tickets are made up OF strong
candidates and 1t is impossible to
predict which party will win out
Every voter should think twice be.
fore he casts his ballot Good men,
who are qualified, should be the first
thought, and whether they are Demo.
Gratis or Republicans, vote for the men
whom you think ought to be elected.
Besides the list OF candidates on
both tickets, there is an important
question for the people to decide. Do
you want Statewide prohibition or do
you want local option? The Demo
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-11-05
Eny
Garland Globe Louic.

In the last issue of the Car
land Globe some good advice
was given III regard to the best
ways and means of boosting
Box Elder county. The article
was good in every sentence and
expresses the true sentiments
of all citizens who are boosting
for all the county all the time.
The Globe gives its motto as
Always boosting, neverknock-
ing" and encourages the in
auguration of an annual day
for Garland.
The logic is good and citizens
all over the county should unite
on the same idea. Boost again
Mr.. Globe man, the telling is
mutual.-BOX Elder Journal.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-11-05
We APOLOGIZE AND
ASK Your PARDON.
(trom fremont llmes.)

Inc Dox uiuer news gave US
Il ROAST lo.sV Woeh uccauoe we
Said oOLuoIuluS auouU we lie
monton peopIc uoC aIuInS III
making DfIS uani Iedcn DAY
a Success noAt year IL ,nc Ell
1OrtS Vi Lue laiuIefS ana IrulC
growers III LuIS part ol lie
valley were uoL Appreciated.
Inen the UarlaIIu uIoue LUUk IL
up and rOaSIeu" us some
more. Wen, we acknowledge
the corn ana ASK Tie eulLuls'
pardon. W = misunderstood
something that Was salu to us
and construed IT mo an Insult
when none was Intended. DOM
the editor OF the News ana the
Globe know that the Times ana
ITS editor have always uone all
they could to promote the i'll
terest Of Brigham as well as
the rest Of the Valley, ana what
we have done has been done
freely without expectation of
reward and we feel just as
much interest in the develop
ment Of Box Elder County as
either the News or the Globe.
Had we not misunderstood our
informant in regard to last
Peach Days exhibits we should
not have said what we did and
are sorry if W" have caused and
hard feelings by our uttcrance.
We are pleased to learn that
our Brother editor on the south
has come out Of the d.r.ur~S
into the light. I'D.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-11-05
Not Sorry for Blunder

IF my friends hadn't blund-
cred i'll thinking was "A doom
ed victim of consumption, |
might not be alive now," writes
ID. Il. Sanders, of Harrodsburg,
KY, "but for years they saw
every attempt to cure a lung
racking cough fail. At last |
tried DR.. Kings New Discovery.
The effect was wonderful 1t
soon stopped the cough and |
am now in better health than |
have had for years. This won
derful life-saver in an unrival-
ed remedy for coughs, colds,
lagrippe, asthma, Group hemorr-
hayes, whooping cough or weak
lungs. SOC, 81 90. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by All Drug
gists.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-11-05
W. C r. U. SLOGAN.
Twin Ballots.

Along in November, when chill was
the weather
Twin ballots were cast in a box to.
ge'hcr
They neetled UP c'ose like brother
to h'otNer
You cor,dn't tell one of the votes
the other.