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Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21
EMANUEL LASKER WINS
FIFTH FROM JANOWSKI

BERLIN, Nov. 2O.-EmanueI Lasker
of New York won the fifth game of the
championship chess match against d.
JanOWsk of Paris here today. Lasker
selected a queens pawn opening, to
which JanoWsh could offer scarcely
any resistance. Present score: Lasker
9, drawn .. JanoWsk 0.
The fifth game having ended so
quickly, the players decided 10 devote
four hours to the sixth game Of the
series, which was opened by Janowski
with a queens gambit, Laskcr declin-
ing to take the gambit pawn.
An adjournment was made in an
even position after thirty moves. This
game viii be concluded Tuesday
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21
SAN PEDRO 8, RILEYs 2

SAN PEDRO, Nov. 2O-Rileys
T-Bones were defeated today in fast
game by the San Pedro team. The
features of the game were the batting
and the fielding of AL Bresino. who
was playing his first game with the
team. Lewis and Brown did the bat
terry work for sam Pedro and held the
visitors down to six hits. The San
Pedro boys punched their hits, maxi
ing three OF their nine hits in the first
inning and four in the fourth.
The San Pedro boys are looking for
games with fast teams in the south
and have arranged with the Spalding
agency for bookings. The score Of to-
day by innings was:
San Pedro.... o o 90 -
T-Bones sSssS . . a 80 o-A-e-A
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21
HITCHCOCK AND TURNER
ARE SUCCESSFUL ABROAD

PARIS, Nov. 2O.-At the Auteuil
track today Thomas HitchcocA's IS
1akoutsk won the Prix le 1Orpueur, q
3-year-old event, at a mile and seven
and one-half furlongs. The stake was
$500.
In the PriX lie Hon, stceplechase at
one mile and seven and one-half fur
longs, Nash Turner's Mon Cauchois
WAS second.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21

Whites method is different. In all
his workouts at Doyle's he has dis
played a tendency to let the other man
carry the battle to him, but once in
action the Chicago kid has demonstrat-
ed his ability to wallop hard and to
shoot in telling punches at close quar-
ters. He also acts as though ne gould
take a beating without stopping, al
though there have been stories told re-
garding ahis dislike for a hard slam in
the grub pouch.
Webster is working as he never
worked before. The hash house mag
nate, making a weight which does not
bother him in the least appears strong
as a young bull, and his every action
in the Eastside club training camp
leads his admirers to believe Danny
will make a determined and successful
effort to go up in featherweight ranks
For some reason or other the sports
have decided on White as faVorite for
the bout, and in the betting marts the
Chicago lad has a 10 to shade over
Webster At that the local boys sup
porters are keeping plenty of action
for their money.
So far as preliminaries go, McCarey
could have arranged nothing better
than the pair billed. Jeff O'Connell and
Hobo Dougherty will open the show
with ten-round bout at catchweights,
anu rIdIlhl6 OulllNd1l anu IOullS INlN
ers follow with another mill over the
same course, the weights being set at
122 pounds. Rivers went along so well
before the game was slowed up last
summer that McCarey has promised
him a match with the winner Of the
main event should he go along and
clean Sullivan nicely. This frankie
does not think probable.
Our old pal Jim Flynn, fat as a bear
just out of his winter quarters, is
among those present every afternoon
when the roll is called at Doyles.
While he has no definite match in
sight the Fireman is willing to take
on anything that looks like good shoot
ing, and wants to be ready when the
call is made. Montana Jack Sullivan
is the latest to come along for a piece
of F'lynn's game, and it is possible the
pair will be matched for the Decem-
ber 10 date at Vernon.
George Memsic. the original hard
luck kid, is again looking for some
thing to do-and the sooner he gets it
the better pleased his large following
among the fans will be. George, just
when he was coming along nicely and
appeared to have q victory over Lew
Powell in hand, broke his arm and was
forced to retire for many months. Now
he IL right again and in all probability
will be seen in action as soon as a
suitable opponent can be secured.
Tommy Kilbane a boy whose rating
through the east is on a par with that
of Charlie White, is after the winner
of the Thanksgiving main event. Kill
bane is anxious to get to the coast,
and as he is good little feather Nc
Carey will undoubtedly pay some heed
to his plant and bring him on to show
what he can do.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21
DYE ?. ATHLETICS 3

City Dye workers and the Cali
fornia Athletic teams played on Ascot
field, the Dye works winning by score
of to 3. The, features of the game
were the twirling of Fellows and the
batting of Spinks, who circled the bags
for a home run and was chalked up
for a three-base hit. Bedell made a
fine running catch of a foul ball in
the sixth inning, which saved the game
for the Dyers. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21
RANGERS 3, WcToRiAs 1

Tho Rangers and Victoras met at Fiesta
park yesterday afternoon before a fair au-
dience in their first meeting for the Cor
funkle cup. the Rangers winning. to /.
Play in the first half was somewhat in
favor of the Rangers. for whom Meldrum
scored a goal In the second half Meldrum
and Buileigh scored two more goals for the
Rangers and at the last OF the second half
'Casweu for the Victorias came to the front
by scoring Tor his team.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21
Bowling Gossip

The teams in the Electric bowling tour
nament still maintain the same positions as
last week The Electrical supply team
was the only aggregation to improve itE
position In the individual average column.
Arbosast and Gysin improved their aver
ages and moved 'u1, to fourth and nth po-
sitions. Grass had a, disastrous week and
slipped back to eighth place. while Potter
showed considerable class by gaining Ave
points. The standings follow:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21

lnree-Dase nll-ltlpPSAt" iNo-ooSC
Hogan, McGangs, Abbott. Sacrifice hit-Fer-
raris First base on errors-Dyas-C -Clines 2
Whitters 2. Left on bases-Dyas-Clires g.
Whittiers e. Bases on balls-Off Broadbent l.
struck out-By Ferraris II, by Broadbent g.
Double plays-Rose to Ely to Abbott. Hits
made-Oft Ferraris 3, off Broadbent s. Passed
ball-SwensSn 1. Wild pitches-Broadbent g.
Hit by pitched ball-Langley. Time of game
-1:b Umpipe-Molyneaux.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21
DYAs-cLINEs 2, WHITTIER I

First victory for the Dyas-CIine
team in the opening game of the series
for the championship of Southern
California, Whittier losing by a score
of Q to 1. The pitching of Sam Fer
raris was of high class caliber, the
Quaker team securing only three scat
tered hits off his delivery. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21
SUMMARY

Home run-Ellis. Three-base hit-Cravath.
Two-base hits-Pettus. Tenant. Lane. sacri-
flee hit-Johnson. First base balls-On
Ball, /; Off Langford, Q. Struck out-By Thor
sen, 8: by Langford. T. Double plays--Mohler
to Tenant to GIL to Mohler; Seldom to Pet
tus. Innings pitched by Ball. 4, hits 6, runs 4.
Hit by pitcher-Mohler, by Ball. wild pitch
Langford. Time of game-1:3o. Umpire-To-
man,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21

Three-base hits-bchneidecker /, NJ De Mag
gio 2. Two-base hits-Rogerson 2, Schneideck-
er 1. Sacrifice hits-Nelson, Rogerson. First
base on errors-Natonals l, All Stars o.
Left on bases-Nationals 5, All Stars Z. Bases
on bals-Of Shonley l, off Phillips 2. Struck
out-By shonley 1, by Phillips 3. Double
plays-Natonals 8, All Stars l. Hits made
OF Shonley Z, off Phillips II, Tine OF game
-14O. Umpire--F Burton.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21
SUMMARY

Home ruus-Moore, Lane. Two-base hits
psttua McC1elland, johnson, Cravath, Wright.
sacriice hits-Wright Reiger, johnson. Bases
on bails-on Gatewood. 6; of Tonneson, 5.
Struck out-By Tonneson, 4; by Gatewood. IL
Douhie nlays-Mohler to Tenant; McC1elland
to remnant Passed balls-Hasty CD. Wild
pitch-Gatewood. Time of game-2a5. UNI
nil 10
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21
FIGHT HUNGRY FANS TURN OUT To
WATCH BATTLER IN TRAINING CAMP

Charlie White Draws Big Crowd to Vernon and Appearances nd-
cate Record House at Old Arena When Game Is Reopened
HereWehser's Supporters Are Confident Local Pride
viii Win Over Chicago Opponent and Bet Coin at 10
to 8-Fynn May Be Matched with Sullivan for De-
cember Date-Memsic and KIbane Are on the
Lookout for Suitable Matches
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21
PIRATES
SCORE ny INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Schelenback. Lewis. Rudy.
Sacrifice hits--Castelaine. Hyde. First base
errors-Brunswig 2. Pirates i. Left on
bases-Brunswig s. Pirates 6. Bases on
balls-Of Ross 5. off Gonzales s. Struck
out-By Gonzales H. by Ross 8. Hits made
of Gonzales 8. off Ross g. Hit by
pitched ball-Gonzales 2, Hyde l. Time of
game--1 hour and So minutes. Umpire
Nick Mana geronio.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21
NATIONALS 9, STARS 1

The National Lumber team trimmed
the All-Stars yesterday on the Twen-
ty-fifth and Alameda diamond by a
score of to /. The Nationals have
played twenty-four games so far this
season and lost only three. Next Sun
day the Nationals will be seen on the
under the name of the Yeo-
men club. which has reorganized.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21
FERNANDO 4, BLlNNS 8

San Fernando, in a ten-inning game,
won over the Blinn Lumber company
team yesterday on the San Fernando
diamond hy a score of 4 to g. Pitcher
Cline for the Lumber team threw out
his arm carly IN the game and was
compelled TO retire, This was one of
the best games played on the country
diamond foI many weeks. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21
SUMMARY

Home run-Senz. Three-base hit-Tapia.
Two-base hit-Canepa. Sacrifice hit-Can-
epa, Bases on balls-On Hensling ~, of
Cruz 7.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21

Two-base hlt-West. Sacrifice hits-Cooney.
Venn, Robinson. First base on errors-Hughes
o. santa Ana j. Left on bases-Hughes g.
santa Ana z. Bases on ballsTOf Ganahl 2,
off Du Bois g. Struck out-By Ganahl 4 by
Du Bois s. Double plays-Cooney to Strong,
0er GanahI T. of Du Bois L. Passed ball
stephens. Time of game-1:4o. Umpire
Mitchell.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21
PALMS 13, NOVELTY 7

their sand lot walked all over the Novelty
club by a of 13 to Z. The feature
of the game was the hitting and fielding
of the winners and the home run of Pitcher
Slenz for the winners
GCnpI7 pk INNrINcG
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21
CALIFORNIA ATHLETIC CLUB
Totals
SCORE BY INNING
SUMMARY
- - =
r,4n-Sninka

Home run-Spinks Two-base hits
spinks, Long. Fellows. Lorenson. Sacrifice
hits-C. d. w. 1. c. A. c. g. First base
on errors-c. D. w. 2. c. A. c. /. Left on
bases-C d. w. 6. c. A. C. 4. Bases on
balls-Om Fellows 1. off Baker 2. Struck
out-By Fellows II. By Baker s. Double
play--Long to s9lnks. Passed Ball--Pow-
ley. Wild pitch-Fellows. Time OF game
Il hour and 55 minutes. Umpire-Mac
Marlean.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21

IWo-pase hlts-A. Wilson, Haskins, Stovall.
Sacrifice hits-Tnley, Coombs. First base on
errors-Redoudo g. Left on bases-Tufts-
Lyon g. Redondo 8. Struck out-By Smith 2,
by Coombs TO- Double plays-stovaIl to Col
Inns. McClaln to J, Wilson TO Sanger. Time
Of gameA1;50. Umpiro-Schildwaa
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21
REDoNDo 4, TUFTS I

The Radoudo team defeated the
Tufts-Lyon by score Of 2 to 1 yester-
day on Tho seaside diamond. Don
Smith twirIed for the losers allowing
only three hits and striking out seven,
while Coomhs for the winners, allowed
eight hits and struck out ten. The
feature Of the game was the fielding
Of Lindsay Tor the winners and Saw
yer and Bryan for the losers. Sawyer
got three hits out Of five trips at bat
Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21
HUGHES 1. sANTA ANA Q

The Santa Ana team lost to the
Hughes team yesterday on the Celery
diamond by score of to O.. The
nIaYs on the Santa Ana team. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES

Match games scheduled on the Grand
alleys this week:
Monday-Buckeyes VS.. Morleys
Tuesday-Shell Theater VS.. Morley Tigers.
Grand Cubs VS.. Morley Pirates.
Thursday-G VS.. wild Vests.
Friday-Morley Tigers Grand Cubs
Pasadena VS.. Grand Juniors
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21
JOSE vlLAz. .MoNRovIA 5

Jose villa defeated the Monrovia nino
yesterday afternoon on the country dia-
mond by score OF to 5. Haugh, mound
artist for the cigarmakers. retired fourteen
OF the country lads Lequin retired thir-
teen Of the visitors. Score:
Jose Villa .... o o o Q 0 0 20 2-7
Monrovia ...... 90 OoO2 oQ-5
SUMMARY
Three-base hit--Garrlty. Two-base hits
chuck slebert Stovall. Struck out--By
Hough Ia, by Lequin 49, Hits made-On
HouFh 13, OF Lequin 16. Time Of game
2 hours and Is minutes. Umpire-Enis.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21

Winning run scored with one down. Two
base hits-Jcnifar, Topic, Hurley, r. Cande-
lot Sacnfic. Mr--Huriey First base on er-
rors-L.iuus g. Left on bases-Fernandos 3.
Blinns Bases on bals-Oh Candelot ., oil
Cline .. Struck out-By Candolet 0, by Cline
S. DCut'e plays-ONeil, unassisted, Jenifer
to II. Cpude.Ot. Hits made-On Candelot 8,
off Cline IL. Time Of game 80. Umpires-
Elliott and Garrison
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-21
High games rolled on the Grand alleys

High games rolled on the Grand aIIe5S
last week:
Tenpins--Kimmerly 265. Goldberg PAS,
Stasch 1856. Horn 235. Ballard 2s4, Meis-
ter 2sS. c. Smith 231. Clard 230, Sharkey
22e, Dyslnger 224, Thomas 224. Byers 22S,
BowronE 22S, Lang 222 Hause 222, Shaffer
22e McGee 222 M Tieosti 222. Roy 291.
LustiE 21s, B1oumal 21e. Mrs Mack 219,
Bradford 21s, Schram 216, Snow 215. G.
ney 213, Rising 212. Mcdowell 212. Jensen
21f, Hogan 211. Burns 21o, Armstrong 21O,
Hesse EOS. Gray 2Os. Fay 2os. Lelton 2Ob,
Massett 204. Kuhn 203. Rosie '202. Combes
202, Reed 2O1. Meyers 200. Benge 200, Ken
nedy 200, Harding 200. Benfer 200, Rich
ards 300. c. Young 200.
The Butler weekly times., 1910-01-20
Western District Dentists.

The Western District Dental Socie-
ty of this state was organized in this
city Tuesday with a membership of
over twenty of the most prominent
dentists in the counties of Cass, Bates,
Henry, Vernon, Barton, Cedar and
Dade, which form this district.
The afternoon session was held in
the Elks club rooms. The following
officers were elected: DR.. Levi
Cook, of this city, president; DR.. T.
w. Arnold, Butler, vice-president;
DR.. H. w. Brown, Of Nevada, secre-
tary; DR.. j. T. Hull, of Butler, treas
urer, and DR.. Billings, of Hume,
member of the executive committee.
The object of the organization is to
promote better feeling among the
members of the dental profession, to
promote a higher standard among
themselves, to cut or weed out all the
unreliable men in the profession and
to start a school of instruction. =
Nevada Post.
The Butler weekly times., 1910-01-20
Real Estate Transfers.
Warranty Deeds.

William C Thurman to Forrest
Wood pit sec 7 Howard twp $4,000.
WE Frost to Lola Wilson lots / C
a blk 81 Sperry's add Rich Hill $3.50.
RI Laccarce to William L King 40
a sec 13 Lone Oak twp $500.
Joseph Blocher to Irwin V Enos
$50 a sec 20 Deer Creek twp $500.
Mary Griffin to W A Baker ct al
Ill int 800 sec II, 2l &: % Pleas
ant Gap twp $ll0O.
Ida Davis to w A Baker ct al Ill
int 800 a secs II, 81 & % Pleasant
Gap twp sll0O.
Anna GLAND to w A Baker I'll INF
800 sec II, 2l and % Pleasant Gap
twp $1l0O.
Fred A Depey to c A Murphey sc
a sec Elkhart twp $500.
RJW Warren to A M Beard 100 a
sec 9 Lone Oak $500.
Sarah Grant to Julia E Smith 40 a
sec % Walnut twp $500.
JB Porter to j R Howard So a sec
8 Deer Creek twp $500.
DIT Rogers to E Alice Rogers lot I
& w 2-5 lot 8 blk rs Rich Hill 1920.
The Butler weekly times., 1910-01-20
Womanly Wisdom.

Grind up the meat that is left oyer,
stir it up with potatoes and make
croquettes for supper. Nice as can
be.
Never wash flannels in water in
which cotton clothing has been wash
ed, as there is lint always left in the
water that "fulls" the flannel.
When making boys pants, if moth
ers will put in a large piece Of the
same material in the knees between
the lining and outside, it will be there
ready when needed.
Books, music and good lights may
not increase the corn crop, but they
wonderfully increase the heart crop;
and that is worth a good deal more
when it comes to keeping the boys
and girls on the farm.
If your oven does not bake, don't
get mad about it and think that the
stove is a nuisance. Just clean out
the top and bottom of the stove. You
will be surprised at the amount of
SCOT you will get and how much bet
ter the stove will bake.
A week filled up with selfishness
and Sabbath stuffed full of religious
exercises will make a good Pharisee
but a poor Christian. There are
many persons who think Sunday is a
sponge with which to wipe out the
sins of the week.
1t is natural for children to like
candy; and good candy is wholesome
for them, taken at the proper time
which is not between meals. Agood
plan is to serve it for dessert several
times a week; a few pieces are
enough for each child. Used in this
way it is not extravagant, as it save:
the making of other desserts. From
January Farm Journal.
The Butler weekly times., 1910-01-20
Sheriff's Sale.

BY virtue and authority Of q special execu-
ZION is' ued from the once Of the clerk Of the
circuit court Of Bates county. Missouri, re-
turnable at the February term 1910 Of said court
ana 20 me directed In favor Of the state Of SIS
souri ex rel T.; Coleman, Collector Of the
Revenue Of Bates County Missouri, and sgsinst
Harvey Boynton. have levied apon and seiz.
ed Gil right. title. nterest and claim Of the sad
tcribed real estate, towit:
East i've t9 acres OF west one e-fourth Of south
east quarter OF northeast quarter, section
twenty -hve t.5l township ~ range 80, ali living
and being In said county Of Bates and state Of
Missouri and will on
Friday the llth day Of February A. d. 1910,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and nve O'Clock In the afternoon OF that
day, at the east front door OF the court house,
In the city Of But er, county Of Bates Aforesaid,
sell the same or 90 much thereof % may be
required at public vendue, to the highest bidder
for cash In hand 10 satisfy said execution and
costs w. j. BUIIOCK.
ls-td sherinof Bates County, Missouri.
The Butler weekly times., 1910-01-20
West Deepwater.

Gus Hermann has been very sick
the past week with la grippe.
Aunt Fannie Baity is visiting at the
home of L. G. Wix and family near
Hudson.
Mrs. Sadie Harding is spending a
few days with her brother, George
Kegerries, and family. She will re-
turn to her home in Washington the
last of the week.
J. "A. Beard passed this vicinity one
day last week. He has sold his farm
to Charlie McCombs, of near Antioch
church, and will leave for Colorado
next month.
G. R. Borum butchered hogs Mon
day.
The little son of Walter Craig, who
has been sick with bronchial trouble,
is reported better.
A young lady came to stay at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Ste
phenson at Spruce one day last week.
Ed. Childers and wife will move in
with VIM. Cassity next week.
Earl Thomas and family will move
in another building on the Allen
farm.
DR.. Fletcher and family will reside
at the M. E. parsonage at Spruce.
We ARE glad to hear that the centra
lady is able again to attend switch
board at Spruce.
, James Smith has purchased VIM
Fosters sawmill and will move it or
his farm in the near future.
Walter Burton and family visited
Saturday and Sunday at Caleb Bur
toms and M. R. Lyle's near Peru.
: w. H. Charters, Jr., went to Kan
t sas City Saturday, returning Monday
We haven't learned whether Mr.
, Charters went on business or on a
I matrimonial visit.
Walter Burton sold one of his
horses for $500.
: County Superintendent P. M. Ali.
{ son was. out visiting the schools in
this part of the county last week
5 The Professor is taking interest in ad
vancing the education Of the pupils o.
our county. FARMER JOHN.
The Butler weekly times., 1910-01-20
Mulberry and Western Bates.

DR.. and Mrs. j. c. SageSer and Mr..
S. Taylor visited at the Clark Taylor
home across the border line Tuesday.
The sale of Mrs. Darr's came off
last Wednesday. The weather man
turned loose the water works but a
good sized crowd was present and
things sold high and fast with Col. C,
f. Robbins in charge assisted by the
boy auctioneer from Kansas, Col, H.
H. McGlothin, Mr.. Wesley Denton
the popular cashier of the Peoples
Bank, of Butler was the clerk.
ID. c. Mize, of New Home, took the
long way home from Butler Wednes-
day and met a number of his old
friends and made the acquaintance of
several new ones. At the Darr sale
he was recording the list of voters,
Claude Martin of the Virginia
neighborhood visited with friends
and attended the literary Friday eve-
ming,
Prof, James Pahlman expects to
have pie supper at the Mulberry
school house Wednesday evening,
January 26th.
There was no preaching Sunday on
account of sickness in the family of
Rev. Kellog.
Willie Burnham spent Sunday with
friends at Amsterdam
Harry Hardin, of Granell, Kansas,
is visiting with his parents.
James Braden of Kansas City was
a visitor at the Robert Braden home
Saturday.
Mrs. L. Scott died early Friday
morning at her home north of Amo-
ret. She had been very low for
some time. Her remains were taken
to Page Center, Iowa, for interment
where the family lived before coming
to Bates county.
The sudden change in the weather
is causing a great amount of sickness,
RAMBLER.
The Butler weekly times., 1910-01-20
JOhnstOwn.

Several from a distance attended
church at the Christian church in
Johnstown Sunday morning.
Jesse Blizzard, of Butler, visited
friends and relatives in Johnstown
the first of the week.
Tom Strobe made a business trip
to Kansas City last week.
C.. P. Coleman is the proud owner
of fine span of mules he has just
purchased.
Changing places and moving will
soon be the order of the day among
good many of our neighbors and
friends. Our loss will be some ones
gain.
Henry Smith and wife was the
guest of w. 0. Shillinger and wife
Sunday.
w. M. Morris the agent for the
Baker remedies was calling on all of
his customers and supplying all their
want, the first of the week.
Chas. Ewin, of Butler, made a
business trip to Johnstown last Mon.
day.
Several are reported on the sick
list at this writing with sore throat
bad colds and grip.
Last week most of the blacksmith:
were kept busy shoeing horses OF
account of the icy roads and thi'
week we are wading mud so far ant
by the last of the week we may b.
sleighing or skating,
Mrs. Joe Wetzel and daughter
Miss Francis, were the guests of w
H. Sheltons last Friday.
George Allison ir., OF near Rock
vile, has been the guest of his par
ents in this community for the pas
week.
Mrs. M. E. Shillinger left Monda.
for Centralia, Oklahoma, to visit
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs
John Mistler.
Mrs. Floyd Patrick and grand
daughter, Miss Minnie Chambers, o
Kansas City, were the guests of Mrs
Bette Chambers and sons in thi
community few days last week.
RUTH.
The Butler weekly times., 1910-01-20
Singing Lessons.

Mrs. Bilkins-Do you think II is
worth while for my daughter to go on
taking singing lessons? She has been
at 1t for five years and cannot sing
yet.
Prof. Won Note-Dit you expect her
to learn to zing? She will neffer zing
In zee vide world.
Then, why didn't you say so long
ago?
Il thought you merely wanted to
strengthen her lungs."-Weekly Tele-
graph.
The Butler weekly times., 1910-01-20
Ready with a Sheer,

Il wonder why it is," remarked the
nuffy-haired girl who writes type be-
tween her tri-daily stunts at the board.
ing house. that as a rule men laugh
and women weep at weddings?
THE fact that they are not the
principals in the affair probably has
something to do with IT," answered
the pessimistic old bachelor at the
pedal extremely Of the mahogany.