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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-18
PELICANS CRUSH
!. CLIMBER BUNCH

New Orleans, June 17.-New Orleans
found Thomas easy and with the Mont
gomery infielders playing poor ball be-
fective at all times. holding the Wis
1tors to five scattered singles and OBJ
tainig shut out. The locals made
eight runs in one inning when IA men
came to bat. Eight got hits, two were
walked and one was hit by the pitcher
Despite the frequent hitting and scor-
ing the game was over in an nour and
IS minutes. a time equalled but once
previously this season In the local park
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SUMMARY.
Innings Pitched-Bauer ID, Wag-
ner 2-3
Hits-Off Bauer s. Wagner g
y Bases on Balls-Chappelle s, Bauer 1.
Wagner l.
Hit by Pitcher-McBride.
Wild Pitch-Chappelle.
Struck Out-Chappelle 4, Bauer l.
Wagner 2.
Double Play-McBride to McGil gray.
Sacrifice Hits-Watson, Swacna,
Messenger. McGilvray.
Stolen Bases-Ellam 2, Ryan.
Time-1:55.
Ump1re-Pfenninger.
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Fuckers Fatal Throw

Brooklyn. June T-Brooklyn and Chi
cago had another extra inning battle to-
day. the visitors winning this time in 10
innings 20 l to 0. Rucker, who pitched a
magnificent game, lost it himself by max
ing wild pitch with Steinfeldt on third.
Score: R. H. e.
Chicago ........... 900 900 600 900 Ii 6 2
Brooklyn .......... 900 900 900 900 90 10 ,
Batteries: Pfeister, Brown and king;
Rucker and Bergen and Erwin Time,
2;l5. Umpires, tombstone and Moran
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Havana Wants BuIIaghts

Havana, June IA bill legalizing the
revival of bull fights has been favorably
reported from committee to the house,
and is now awaiting further action. The
bill gives a company, the capital of which
is principally American, the exclusive
concession for 80 years to operate Sec
ond Monte Carlo in a track where the
attractions will be bull fights. cock fights,
horse races, other sports and gambling
games. The object is to attract tourists to
Havana, it is said.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE

Meridian Miss, June 17-Vicksburg de-
feated Meridian 6 to l. The locals pre-
scented a crippled team, Manager McCay
being sick and Lawler disabled. Porter
fields and Hanna's hitting featured tho
contest. Sparks, although hit freely. was
the master of the situation when hits
were. needed and was saved by three
double plays and the fast fielding of his
supPort. score: R.H e.
Meridian .-.,............0 900 001 00O-1 9 2
Batteries: Sparks and Gutierrez; Winges
and Shields.
Jackson, Miss, June 17-Jackson took
the second game from Hattiesburg to g..
Score: RIFE
Hattiesburg ............. .012 900 0OO-s 10 )
Jackson ..................t l22 O1O IT. 8 1
Batteries; Lehman and Hall; Fucich
and OFT. Umpire, Cusachs.
At Yazoo City: Greenwood 8, Yazoo
City l.
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Sporting News
Bauer Weakened In
The Crucial Moment
BERNHARD DROPS
ONE TO MEMPHII

Memphis, June 11-Memphis played
snappy baseball today and won from
Nashville. to 0. Allen pitched a splen-
did game. none of the visiting players
reaching second base. and he allowed only
three hits. Bernhard also pitched well.
but Bronkie's error came at a critical
stage and allowed two runs, while
punched hits were responsible for the
other two Memphis scores. Score;
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San Antonio. Tex, June 17-John 7.
Brush, owner of the New York National
league baseball team, accompanied by his
wife and daughter. left here today for
Chicago on the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad train after an illness which
confined him at his hotel for several
montiss Mr. Brush on his departure APP
peared to be much improved and his ply
sicians express confidence that he will
make the trip northward without bad
effarf
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GUN CLUB DOES
GOOD SHOOTING

Fifteen shooters took part in the reg
ular weekly shoot of the Birmingham
Gun club Friday afternoon at the fair
grounds. The weather was perfect and
the scores were good. A number of the
shooters have decided to ask the club
to have a shoot on Monday, July A. be-
ginning at l O'clock, p. M. that they
may have pleasant afternoons sport
as well as get some additional practice
for the big state shoot. which will be
held here July 26 and 81.
The scores of yeSterday'S ShOot fo11ou
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AvondaIe Wins One

Admission, June 17.-(SDecial.)-
Hamp Diapers Anniston-Oxfor5 Free
Lances went up in the air this after
noon and lost the second game of
series of three to the AvondaIe bunch
by score of s to S. Score: R.H.E.
Avondale ... 1872 21O 000-S Z 8
Freen Lances . 900 OLA 0OO--5 8 G
Batteries: Cores and Askew and
Pickett. Simms and Blakemore.
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ATLANTA AGAIN
DEFEATS LOOKOUTS

Chattanooga, June 17-Atlanta shut out
Chattanooga again today, through good
pitching by Fisher and f1awless fielding
oehlnd him. Chattanooga played equally
as fast a game except in one inning, when
three errors. and two hits gave Atlanta
three runs. Score:
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summary: Sacrifice hits. Farrell, Gygli
Allen Stolen bases. Altman, Farrell.
Double plays, Crandall 10 Wanner 10
Gygli; Altman to Gygli. Bases on balls.
Bernhard ?, Allen l. Struck out. Bern
hard I, Allen >. Time, lis Umpire, Car
penter.
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Ennis Ahead of Weston

Chicago, June 17.-John Ennis, who
hopes to lower Edward Payson Wes-
toms ocean to-ocean record, Delivered
letter from Mayor Gaynor of New
York to Mayor Busse CT this city to-
day. Ennis is two days in advance of
Weston's best previous record.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Milwaukee: Columbus 4, Milwau-
kee 2.
At Kansas City: Toledo 10, Kansas
City g.
At ST. Paul: Indianapolis 4, ST. Paul g.
At Minneapolis: Louisville 5, Minnea po-
lis 6.
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MOBILE TAKES THE SECOND GAME
AND BIRMINGHAM DROPS BELOW
800 MARK-FLEHARTX Up TODAY
, AND SHOULD WIN
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Results Yesterday

Mobile 3. Birmingham >.
New Orleans 10, Montgomery 0.
Atlanta 8, Chattanooga 0.
Memphis 4, Nashville 0.
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New York. June 17.-Captan Doyle OF
New York and Manager-Captain Clark OF
Pittsburg were today suspended for three
days by President Lynch of the National
league for violating the playing rules yes
eerday BY arHuine with Umpire Rixier-
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This picture. taken during the sixth
inning Of Tuesdays game At Pelican
Park, shows Prssident Prank for the
nrst time directing his team from
private cage which no had built az an
President Kavanaugh's ruling that, after
making Demont playing manager, he
was not eligible to sat on the bench. The
Z shows whore FrAnak has always sat
during the game. On the bench can be
seen the presidsnt-manaSer's hat and
tho satohel containing tho balls. The
opening from the bench to the "mana-l
gsrtal COOP II shown here, the bars boz
ing down.
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At Knoxville: Knoxville I. Morris
town 5.
At Johnson City: Johnson City 49,
Ashevilie- i. -4 - ...ls s.--lls ..-.
AZ aadsden; 0adsden :, home al
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Selma, June 17.-(Special. )-Selma won
the third game of the series from New Or
leans this afternoon. The feature was the
pitching of Walker, a schoolboy, who
gave up only three hits. Score: RH.E.
Selma ......................... q 3
new OTledHS .................. 2
Batteries: Walker and Pollard; Vaster-
ling and Jaubert.
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NashxiIIe.s Hard Luck

Memphis, June 17.-(Special. NEARLY
half of the Nashville ball team is on the
hospital list Pitchers Case and Perdue
are ailing Harry Bays wife is III. which
prevented him taking the road trip with
the team, and others are complaining.
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At Jacksonville: First game. Jackson
Vile 8. Augusta o; second game, jack
sonville 2. Augusta l.
At Savannah: Savannah Z, Columbus ..
At Macon: Macon 4, Columbia 0.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tigers Drop Third

Detroit, June 17.-Collins was invincible
today and Boston took the third game of
the series, to l. An error by Bradley
after two were out in the ninth gave De-
troit its only run. Willetts wildness in
the sixth gave Boston three tallies. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-18

Summary: Sacrifice hit. Slever Sacri-
flee fly, Moran. Two-base hit. Jordan.
Double play, DeHaven to Whitney. Struck
out Siever l. Bases on balls Siever q
Fisher l. Time, 1:25. Umpires, Fitzsim-
mons and Eason.
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Son Of uarry M. Rhett Dies

Huntsville, June 17.-(Special.).-- Wil-
liam Richard Rison Rhett. little son of
Harry NJ. Rhett, cashier of the w. r..
Rson Banking company, died last nlghr
after an illness of only one day with
an infantile complaint.
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Summary: Two-base hit Paige.
0hree-base hits, jackson 2. Sacrifice
Mt. Manush. Struck out, Thomas :.
Yaire g. Base on balls, Thomas 2
Pafge 3. Hit by pitched ball. LaFftte.
Wild pitch, Paige. Lett on bases. New
orleans 7, Montgomery T. First base on
errors. New Orleans 8, Montgomery l..
Time. rs. Umpires, Conahan and kud-
(erham.
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Come while selection is good.
All IN the seasons models we
- selling TO you for $12.50.
omo, ~. -
I; rTloy = uman Clio. Co.
Avenue. 4
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Edited By !.
HUGH w. ROBERTS

$500 added-Sea Cliff, 1i2 Garner, 1 to 2.
out, won; Cohort, 125 (Shilling), to 3,
to 5, out, second; Zienap, 112 (Dugan),
to I, to 8, out, third. Time 1:41 1-5.
Third race, the Double event, 2-year-
olds, $4,000. five and half furlongs. Fd-
turity course-Housemaid 123 (Thomas).
to 5, l to g. out, won; Kingpin III
(Phillips), 30 to |, to l, to 5, second;
Danger Mark, 122 Garner, to /, to ),
out, third Time, los S-5.
Fourth race, the Suburban handicap.
$1,000, 3-year-olds and up, mile and Il
Observation-Disclosures, 115 (Archibald). to
l, Z to 3, to 5, won; Prince Imperial, 101
(Garner), to /, even, l to 3, second:
Ballot, 129 (Powers), to 5, 1 to 2, L 10
5, third. Time, 2:04 2-5.
Fifth race, maiden 2-year-olds. five fur
longs, Futurity course. 5000 added-Fair
Miss, 1l5 CPowers), Z to 2 to 5, to
., won; Dartworth, lis DAVIS, 10 to /,
to l, to l, second; Garneau. 116 Gar
ner), to l. to l, even, third. Time,
/ :02 So.
Sixth race, 3-year-olds and up, selling
$500 added, mile and a sixteenth, turf
course-Blackford 1903 GLASS. II to 8. 4
to and to 5, won; Miss Perigord 103
tain Swanson 95 (McCahey), 10 to 1, to
1, to l. third Time, lac.
Sheepshead's Entries
Sheepshead Bay, June 17-Entries for
tomorrow:
First race, 3-year-olds, conditions. z fur
longs, main track-Pretend Reyburn. lis;
Folie Levy, 116; Hampton Court, 115;
Uncas Chief, Duke of Ormonde. Marti-
neg, Vreeland III. Metaphor III, los.
Montholm, 105, Bang, 106.
Second race 3 years and up. selling,
mile and a furlong-C ohort 40: Montgom-
cry, 11S; Clef, 113; Sir Evelyn. Frank Pur-
cell. Harvey F.. 106 Perry Johnson, los;
"Sans Souci III, 10S
Third race, 2-year-olds. the Daisy, sell
ing, g. furlongs, Futurity course-Hecta-
gori, Royal Meteor, Incision, LIS; Horizon,
Miss Nett, Ossabar, III.
Fourth race. 3-year-olds and up. Coney
Island handicap furlongs, main course
Sir John johnson, 1872; Helmet, 49, Res
tigouche, us; Mary Davis, III; Magazine,
10; Tim Pippin, 109
Fifth race, 2-year-olds the Spring.
furlongs, Futurity course-Round the
World, III. Pluvious, Little Rajah, Seba-
go, War Jig, Zeus, Adrian, Irish Gentle
man, rs; Hereto, Alexandra, H.
Sixth race, years and up, Bayridge
handicap, 1-16 miles. on turf.Sir John
Johnson, 1926; Sea Cliff. 10S; Montgomery,
1O5: Hampton Court, 1903; Zienap, 49, SUI
perstition, 81; Roekstone, 80; Galley Slave,
49,
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather cloudy; track heavy.
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nndexille win. Two

Dadeville. June 7.-(Special.) -Dade-
Vile defeated Goodwater in the frst
game of the season here. Newell. the
Auburn shortstop. pitched the first
game and was not up to form. and
the Goodwater bunch made five runs
and the score was 9 to in favor Of
Dadeville. There were no featurcs ex-
cept sturdivants home run drive over
left field fence. The second day the
Dadeville team was in better form
and went in to shut out the visitord
Edwards pitched excellent ball and de-
served shutout, muffed pop III
giving the Goodwater boys one scorL
The final score was Ia to /, the Dad(
Vile sluggers having their batting
CLOTHES.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pirates Win HandiIy

New York, June 17.-Pittsburg defeated
New York today 6 to 8. The locals were
in the lead up to the last inning, when
the visitors quickly got four runs before
being retired. Score: R.H.E.
Pittsburg .................00 COL 900 014-6 /
New York ............... 900 001 200-3 8
Batteries: Adams, White and Gibson
aid Simons; Drucke, Raymond and
Myers Time, 2:10. umpires, Rigler and
Emsie.
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At Houston: Houston 3, Dallas 0.
At San Antonio: San Antonio s.
Shreveport 3.
At Galveston: Galveston Il. For.
Worth 3.
At Waco oklahoma city II, Waco 8.
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HighIanders Ran wild

Cleveland, June 17-Cleveland defeated
New York to today, although outbatted
two to one. Sharp fielding and reckless
base running cut down New Yorks runs.
Score RuE
cleveland ................ 051 001 00+-7 Q 8
New York .............. OBJ 900 110-6 II 2
Batteries: Berger. Link, Falkenberg
and Easterly; WARRIOR, Manning and
Mitchell. Time, 2:24. Umpires, Perrine
and OLoughlin.
st. Louis, June 1.-Two games, Boston,
st. Louis, postponed, rain.
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Phillies Beat Reds

Philadelphia, June 17.--Philadelphia
easily defeated Cincinnati today to 3.
splendid fielding by Magee and Grant
keeping the visitors score down Score:
H E.
Cincinnati .............. .020 0l0 00o-3 s 3
Philadelphia ............ 402 600 01*-7 6 /
Batteries: Burns and Mclean; Stack
and Moran. Time. ;53. Umpires Klein
and Kane.
Boston. June 17.--Boston-St. Louis both
games postponed; rain. Two games to-
morrow.
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JUNE CLEARING SALE
ALL Wool suits to order, $10.75.
Entire satisfaction or money
refunded.
SINGERS, 107 N. Goth st.
Drink Ingram Lithia Water.
Tasteless. odorless. Phones 103.
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Fabrics are rich in various
fancy stripes, checks and mix
ed worsteds. A look at our VIII
dow will convince you; trylohe
Of our $3.50 suits. an
Marley & Bauman Clio. Col
1910 Sd Avenue.
Barbecue ct Ingram Wells
Sunday
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So determined was the opposition TO
Goidfield by the other Nevada towns
that the promoter partially yielded in the
afternoon. He informed urgent petition
ers in Reno and Ely that he would listen
to what they had to say Sunday night
in Reno. This notice was also conveyed
to Goldfield. and committees from each
OF the three Nevada towns will be in
Reno Sunday night when Richard will
come from San francisco. The matter
OF the faght site will b considered at
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, weather clear and track fast.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-13
sssssasssssses .ssssesseses
BUSINESS LOCALS
naH.H nHr
o 9 o q COS

NOTICING camping, hunting or
fishing allowed on the following sec
tons on the Terra Blanco and Palo
Duro creeks: Sections No. II, blk.
X, II. Deaf Smith county: los. IL,
40 and al. blk. X, II; Nos. IL, II,
Is, 20, 2l, %, blk. |. all in Randall
county, Texas. Any parties found
tresspassing will he prosecuted, Sign
ed. John Hutson, owner and agent,
CANYON City, Texas. l2tfc
FOR SALE, 400 acres mile from
Happy at $500 per acre. Half cash,
balance terms. Address, Lock Box
No. %. Happy. Texas. i6-tn
LosT:-A Roman gold locKet with
the monogram H. NJ. a liberal re-
ward will be given to the finder by
leaving at the News Office.
LOST Somewhere between Canyon
and Ralph. a bride overcheck and
catch-rope. Finder please leave at
News Office and receive small reward.
For SALE;-Two lots in Umbarger,
nicely located, for sale or trade.
Firm Saunders.
For SALES nice shoats, also Full
Blood Jersey Red Male pigs.
Firm Saunders, Umbarger Texas.
FOR SALE:-20 horse Reeves engine
and plows. Will take first payment
in trake. w. +. BATES If
notice. have a new steam thrash
ing outfit ready to commence business
at any time. Also / am prepared to
do all kinds of breaking. Address
me at Canyon or Umbarger.
7tf Fl. G. BRECKENRIDGE
Give it trial. "Oleomargar-
ine," much cheaper than cream
cry butter. Phone IS, City
Market.
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Special Offer for Fl. Worth Record.

The Fort Worth Record will
make the following remarkable
campaign offer to rural route
subscribers and to those living
in small towns, where they have
no local delivery by carrier sys'
TEN: The Daily and Sunday
Record will be sent you by mail
from this date to July 31st for
$3.50, or from June LIST to July
3lst for S1.00 cash. Subscribe
now through your postmaster or
at this office, and keep fully pos
ted on the forthcoming campaign,
AT
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NO FEAR OF BEEF TRUSTS.
Golden Words OF Wisdom Anent the
Back to the Farm" SLOGAN.

GdSN " tnC Sl0SdHs
Here is the view of lermonter.
who signs himself "a Farmer From
Town" in a recent letter to New
York paper:
We in TIE hills have watched with
great interest the widely varying com
ments on the high prices and means
for restoring less costly living.
Back TO the farm is the only rene
dy." but what will induce labor TO go
back to producing food: The farming
population, fairly large proportion
has simply asserted its right to choose
where TO work for living. If labor
prefers TO build automobiles or to man
icure ladies' hands or even. as we see
1t, TO make cheap wrappers in New
England factory town rather than
work on a farm, what is to be done!
The only way to make those one
time farmers go back TO work on the
land is TO make it pay, and that would
mean higher prices than are now paid
the farmer. At present I cents per
pound. dressed. is the best the farmers
of this region receive for beef, 3 cents
per quart for milk richer in fat than
most that is sold In cities, and vegeta-
bles for nearly nothing back from the
railroads. But already the ultimate
consumer pays more than he wishes.
The remedy is back TO the farm with
1.-The ultimate consumer" himself. If
he will forego fashionable clothes,
champagne and canvasback duck. be
content with the best beef, mutton and
chickens, milk. cream, cheese and but
ter that any market affords. the city
rebel could. with no more than a few
thousand invested in land and $500 a
year. live like lord in lovely sur
roundings and spend some time in
town as we'll
If, like us, he chops and haus some
of his own wood. plows his own land
and cares for his own garden, $4,000
to invest and 5000 year would give
freedom and good living-hard for well
to do folks to find In town.
On the farm we have no fear of beef
trusts nor of illness When six months
idleness follows a sickness we have
years fuel ready, some CRITTERS" to
SELL cellar full of vegetables and an
unfaiing supply of rich milk from
which we make our butter and cheese
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hole every six inches. and over this
g false bottom is placed so it will slide
toward either end to regulate the feed
This false bottom is held in place with
three straps made of hoop iron. fas
tened to the sides Of the hopper and
worked with lever at the back. The
force feed must work very closely To
the holes in the galvanized iron to
prevent clogging. The pole is boted
to by inch stick as long as the
hopper. This stick is fastened eight
cen inches in front of hopper by bolt
ing it solidly TO the two draft irons
made of . by half inch iron at each
end. through which the axle passes.
and two heavy braces which hold the
hopper In position.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-13
New Variety of Fruit.

The pecOtt is the name given to n
new variety of fruit that seems to
have originated in the Yakima valley.
near North Yakima. Wash. Two men
working separately. each without the
knowledge of the other. reached the
same results The fruit is cross be-
tween the peach and the apricot. 1t
is not so large as the peach, but is
earlier than either the peach or april
cot 1t will be valuable as an early
fruit because it comes into bearing
and ripens soon after strawberries are
in the market. 1t is earlier than the
earliest peaches and has fine flavor.
1t has beautiful yellow color with
a bright red cheek, making 1t an at
tractive fruit when nicely boxed and
ready for the market.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-13

Never hesitate about giving
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
to Children. 1t contains no
opium or other narcotics and can
be given with implicit confidence
AS quick cure for coughs and
colds to which children are sus-
eptible. it is unsurpassed. Sold
by City p harmacy.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-13
To Build Lime Spreader.

Very useful as a farming adjunct Is
a distributor for spreading lime, ashes
or bone on land. A machine built for
this purpose by New York farmer is
thus described:
The axle OF an old moving machine
is first cut in two and made as long
as the machine is to be. Five col
lars are then shrunk on to the axle
equal distances apart in such a man
ner as TO hold the four feed bars about
one inch from the axle. One by three
eighths inch iron feed bars are then
fastened to the collars with tap bolts
and the heads cut off and riveted. max.
ing cylinder which acts as a force
feed when revolving with the wheels,
The same wheels and ratchets are
used that were on the old moving ma
chine. so it can be put in and out Of
gear.
The sides Of the hopper are con-
structed Of one and one-quarter inch
lumber, and the ends are made of two
inch hard wood. with iron plates
screwed on where the axle passes
through to prevent wearing The in
side Of the hopper is made one-half
inch longer than the force feed cyl
inder so it will work easily. The
ends and sides Of hopper are made
separately and put together on the
machine The whole bottom of the
machine is then covered with heavy
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-13

The splendid work of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets is daily coming to light.
No such grand remedy for liver
and bowel troubles was ever
known before. Thousands bless
them for curing constipation,
sick headache, biliousness, jaun-
dice and indigestion. Sold by
City Pharamacy.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-13
Announcement for Catholics.

The Catholics will have Divine
Services at Umbarger, on Sun
day, May 18th at 10 A. NJ.
The Catholics of Canyon are eX-
pected to attend services on
Sunday mornings as above at
Umbarger.