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Arizona republican., 1910-01-28
COULD AT LEAST DIE TOGETHER

Des Moines. la. Jan. 27.-VernOn Barr. Is years old. and Lima Ammer aged II. committed suicide today by taking strychnine and water. They were Respondent over the opposition to their marriage on account of their ages
Arizona republican., 1910-01-28
A MURDERER HANGED.

Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 27.-Alfred Wenck was hanged today for the murder of Emma Runner. aged 17. whom he shot because she refused to marry hinS
Arizona republican., 1910-01-28
THAT COLD.

Now doth. the busy little cold 7 Torment you to it's fill: You cough and sneeze and shake and freeze. While doc runs up his bill
 New York Telegram.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-28
A FORMER SLAVE.

Elyria. Ohio. Jan. 27.-Joseph Ram sey. 119 years old. died today Ram sey was slave and escaped forty years before the war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
tuo kiOaeT puscs
IS a TTRRop

the Harlem lightweight. who made
Wuizast look like stalled train.
has an idea he can defeat the cham
pion Nelson viii taka him on "
some one hangs up the proper sized
check
That story about Nelson going 20
England % meet Welsh u not all
wind Nelson ~ considering the
proposition. bat it's hardly ltksiy be
VIII make the trip. or course. go,
600 IL . fire thing bat Welsh has
often asked for crack az the title
over the marathon distance. and The
pair would draw like an open fiue
On tho coast
Iust now Nelson Il doing the JET
friea Johnson stumf~-aoiug about
Nith light pictures. he isn't doing
much BOXING. because his hearing
apparatus n all bun9nd up. stop
ping punches with hia ears 50 often
has given the champion a fine pair
- rauifiowarm II doesn't do the
ears any good 20 slam a glove
against them, and HiattllnK Is going
easy
He says be Isn't going 70 submit
90 an operation umtii be IL through
fighting and when yon know he IL
willing q take on all claimants as
fast as they eamr. with hts tn ears
IN their present shape. you begin %
appreciate lust " hat a game cock
oecsr Matthew battling Nelson,
mayor 81 Hcsewisch. ia. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
FRED CLARKE TO
QUIT RANCHlNG

PtTTsBUHg. Pa. Jan. I2-Man-
ager Bred Clarke has quit his hiR
ranch GA Kansas and wili nnt return
10 10 until be- has pat IN two more
years hard work trYinR 20 land AZ
many more pcnnanta for the world
champions.
President BrFFfusa received let
Ter from Clarke announcing that he
had decided 20 Do what Dreyfuaa had
desired ~ him give al HE time.
winter and summer. % baseball
Clarke writes that he has rented his
ranch. sold hla farming Implements.
and from now on wlll think. eat.
dream. talk and write baseball only.
He believes that by giving the game
hiH undivided attention from this
time out he wiii be- able 60 land his
team at the top again next season
n am satisfied that tho ienrtheu-
ing Of the schedule was u great mis-
take" writes Fred. "and that its
evils will be seen before the season
Is very old However It " done
now and we must make the best
Of d."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
BELLINGHAM DEADLY
RIVAL OF EVERETT
TOWNS ANXIOUS TO BREAK
INTO THE NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE AND
BOTH MEET ALL CONDITIONS - MIQUE
FISHER INTERESTED IN EVERETTS CHANCE.

lns game AZ home and an afternoon
gnms ia this city nelllusham. on
the other hand. 81 thought % be
trine better ball town from the
standpoint OF interest and attend
ance
Mlaue Fisher, late 81 sacramen.
%, Tacoma and Fresno. and now
TIE nrhlier elegantam ~ Dream.
land has hia eve cooked on the
Evorett proposition. aud has made
several propositions 20 the baseball
boosters there relative "a taking
over the team There seems - be
some hitch Ia tho sunday morning
games IN Everett. and Mlquc balks
AZ having auythlng 20 DO With tbs
team unless he IA allowed 10 pull
afg he two games sunday.
n r nugdais wilt take a run up
10 nolilnsham today to look into
tho situation theirs. President
Lucas OF the league has already
made the trip. and declares the
town ripe FOR baseball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

Going 10 buy one 0f the tsa. eco
gas buKgies the manufacturers VIII
market In 1879 what's that
Whose roof leaks
An right. 90 but iet this stink In
The automobile which WIS beyond
the urdinary nMns reach couple
% years ago will average only
gf.asgss next year. and that tsn't
mere than a good team and Eiw
costs
Manufacture viii set 1905. 10o
oee Cor the 1850 coo carts In 1870 and
N they could find more men. ma
chinery and material tlse public
would inosrn for f~W more. The
sum spent will b. limited only 60
the capacity n the shops
Manufacturer are putting out q
few $4,000 cars. because some ~
tire fussy folks hav~ t0 haxe 'efn.
But for every das~n there wiil b.
thousands q medium and low
priced cars.
Cheap Car Has Come.
Last YEAR witnessed the advent ~
the cheap ear that nroke tt4 hack
Of the men srho had an understand
frg about holding up the price
This year wfll aee the market flood
81 with cars selling AZ from Sseo
10 ti.00e
Runabouts for two passengers
viii sell ~ $500. for 800 a better
car can BE- had. and TX you wnnt a
rumble seat in addition. you can
get a car at t7sa. another hundred
will buy a FIVE seated touring car
Can you beat s9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

Relllngham and Everett are base
ball craAy these DAYS. with the fans
Of both towns hnidlng uut every
sort OF lnducemtut 60 coax the
Portland franchise away from the
Northwestern league directors.
Whom the award ls finally maize
Il Is quite possible that ths losers
will make an armed invasion into
the territory 81 their successful
rivals Ia an effort 10 wrest the
franchise b. force that d. u either
ot the nearby bidders lands the
plum
TO date the betting Is abont even
Both Everett and Belhngham are
ready 10 provide a first class ball
park. within easy distance % the
center % the city. and 10 put az
the necessary cAah guarantee that
the league schedule viii be carried
through the season Everett has a
little edge owing a. The fact that
an easy jump could BE- made 20
Seattle. allowing OF d sunday morn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
BR0ADWAY'S BALL
TEAM CAN NOT
PRACTICE

By the looks 81 things now. tho
broadway high school ba sebau team
win have no place 20 practice when
their turn comes. Tor men are now
~ work blowing up and fertilizinE
the Lincoln Park grounds. prepare
terry 10 sod0ing Il down.
The nearest available place for
practice n siat and Madison. and
a. tho coach SAYS that this Is too
far % take the squad, baseball VIII
have 20 be cut out
The park board started about
three months ago 90 sod the Lincoln
Park grounds bat as that WAS DUR
ing the football season the members
were prevailed upon hy the faculty
81 the school 90 wait for n time
However. just as soon az the grid
iron season was finished work was
again started. and hy the time the
baseball season opens the grounds
will be pretty well a8ddod down
with Keep OFF the Grass" signs
scattered over IL az frequent
intervals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
TRAIN MEN PROPERLY;
GIVE OFFICERS POWER


Ann ARBoR. Mich. Jan fs--
Coach Hurry Up Ysst l. against
rsdieaI changes In footbaii rul~s
He dos not think shs game needs
a shakeup
Hs favura minor changes. how
ever. but most Important IN hia
opinion. would lt b. ~ Ktve officials
authority % order players out u
she game when exhausted Or in
iurca
Yosf denies thc slemsns ~ dan
ger ia more pFonoanera than IN
ether sports. and eiaius that bus
three deaths last year car BE- traced
% The game
There 81 danger IN football aaya
fuFf bot no sport worth while IL
without this rismrnt
Eliminate sports in which there
i danger and the public win be
without diversion. because nil Agh-
letic sports are more or less danger
asln.
In my opinion changes can BE-
made 90 haip the game. bsls believe
physical fftnnaa and proper tralnlne
sili Do much % reduce the hazard.
Win only physically eligible
men playing. the game divided into
quarters Instead ~ halves officials
given authority 90 remove men az
their dlacrriifm. and the forward
pass penalty reduced from rs -
yards. the game Will b. improved
a DO not bciieve radical changes
IN the rules would be popahr
Reported football fatalities were
greatly exaggerated last war
Deaths attributed % football tn
eiuded every man and boy who nes
death. provided ne ever played foot
bail
Many deaths were among boys
not IN training Others had not
been players but had kicked a foot
ball around a back lot one wac
a man who claimed he contracted
consumption on e. football field Ia
1905 Two had blood poisoning
and one II fhcae. capt TYimbie n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
PHOENIX CLUB
HAS GOOD MEN

In securing quarters that are cas-.
ily accessible for the town fans, the
Phoenix Athletic club. which viii
pull of it, frat smoker at Arcade
hall tomorrow night. has made a
move In the right direction. The
hail rs In n central location and a
good crowd should turn out for the
initial event
The card arranged by the club
management ~ an exceptionally
classy one, and should result IN
s0ma clever boxing exhibitions The
best amateur talent In the city has
been lined up for the evening, and
hot milling win be tho thing an
through.
No wrestling bouts will be slneed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
FRISCO MAY THROW
WN BARS FOR 1T
Broad Minded Supervisors
Say That Johnson-Jeff-
ries Fight Would Boost
City.
sv TIE RiNcslogR.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. H.
From a statement made this after
noon BY John L. HerEet. chairman
o. the police committee Of the
board q supervisors. Il Is almost
safe to predict that the Johnson
Jeffries fight will be decided right
here IN San Francisco.
The ordinance limiting local
bouts 70 20 rounds stands a good
chance Of being SET aside for the
big pugilistic attraction and stlli
another chance u being permanent
~ repealed
because Gleason had requested a
4ErToand fight permit for the month
Of July. Supervisor Herget was
asked this afternoon II be thought
there was any chance of such a
permit being granted
The police committee hash
taken up the matter Of prize fights
A. all as yet. was the reply. but
personally. wouldn't be against
granting a 45-round permit for the
heavyweight championship affair
u consider that the Jeffrles-
Johnson BOuf would be something
OF an advertisement 10 the welfare
OF the city and that Il would be
the cause of considerable money
being spent here by visitors from
All over the country don't know
what the other members Of the
committee think. but would raise
no objection whatever
A 10 whether Gleason would be
favored with a permit. Herget re-
fused 10 state
There are great many appii-
canta for permits he said. "and
all can say is that every one will
BE- given a square deal Gleason
hes az good chance as anyone
Then. there's CoffrOth--he's as
good promoter as there is IN
the business and he'll be entitled
20 some consideration as soon az
be files an application. n will be
our aim 10 put The boxing game IN
the most reliable hands"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

Hello. here's our old friend Mr.
Oscar Matthew battling Nelson in
thN spotlight ARnin. not POSING a.
an author, of lecturer. ar q Hpeisef
- good advice a. Chicago public
ss-hanl Riddles buf AZ a real live
Tighter. HHrfah feF Tlat
Nov Thar everything pertaining
90 tbs financial end ~ q Mr S~i.
eQn.e taste. BE- u quite ready for
wildcat WetEast. and fhr chances
arr that when tns pair hook an in
san Francisco. February ~. ana ~
ne greatest BATTLES IN modern ring
HISTORY Will BE fought
Tho HAttlsf dassnt fancy ths
spfiuts Atk and Sen round bouts
are not for atm lfr wMnfn IA ~
from 90 70 Is rounds Dor ~ oon~s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
BALLARD HAS GOOD
FIGHT CARD
TONIGHT
With Eight Ring and Three
Mat Bouts Fans VIII Get
Full Measure of Fast
Sport.

with eight boxing bouts and
three On the mat. the Ballard Ath-
iafic cinb hopes g. pull Oft the beat
sfnokey ~ the season tonight Al
siyphers hall. Ballard. Pete Null
doom. the clrver heavyweight. ~iil
refsres th@ glove faciA. and u u
whispered among the fans that par
hapa someone Who has the necessary
nerve will ba found n 81 On for
an rxtra buut with Pat" IL " q
cinch that Il anyone with class does,
the ensuing nixup viii - worth
xuinH miles a. see
No fears need he felt that seats
win not be forthcoming. a. Man
awer fitzgerald has been efpplcYl nE
"a carpenter az the point 81 a KUN
70 pat In circus seats all around the
hail one thousand fans can now
st comfortably and watch proceed
inas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

tar states alao that Iefra right arm
ia crooked at the elbow but b. pre-
diets that the big fellow after five
months ~ hard outdoor york viii
be- AZ good az ever
While there are many prominent
refereea booking Tor the Job as the
third man in the ring az the cham
psouship fight between Jim Ieffries
and Jack Johnson it looks uow 49,
" Jack WeiCh. the popular referee
Of San Francisco. viii be- finally
agreed upon when the time enmnn
for the selection u that official
johnson has already declared that
be- u Ia favor ~ Wolch judging the
battle and az Jack Gleason r. q
great friend ~ WEIGH and seems 10
think be win be- tho right man for
the position n IL almost Il eartafnfv
thar when Welch's name vs. proposed
that both fighters and Promoter
Gleason VIII agree on him.
Mike Twin sullivan 81 20 anxious
20 80 10 Paris and fight Willie Lewis
before the Cirque 40 Paris thar he
has cahied 70 Victor Breyer tho
matchmaker N the club. Offering
90 take the first steamer for fhat
country N his services are wanted
sullivan has "a good chance ~ being
cabled for. as they want SOME good
man 10 meet Lewis on January g2
now that Harry Lewis has asked
FOR 81 p0stpOnoment Of his date.
Joe Jeanette. the negro heavy.
weight who WIN return t0 Paris la
"a few weeks. whore be De- slated to
engage in five more fights. has been
compelled % pass up two good offers
for battles in this country THE
ArmorE Athletic association ~ par-
ton wanted him 90 fight I.augford
for " rounds on January IL. ana the
National Athletic club on Pntaburq
also offered him "a bout with Lang
ford. Joe says his contract with
the club ln Paris prevents him from
engaging In any other contests.
Jim Corbett and Tommy Ryan are
having a great row IN Chicago
newspaper Corbett is bually en-
gagged picking jeff 90 whip Johnson
while Ryan names the black man
20 triumph over the boiiernaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

pick oBt for him Tommy Murphy.
chin upon his snemyH wishhonc
ruhs hlr hair into the other Fellow >
eyes ard whales away 49, and by
ne other fellow gets stick
JAbbrfn ara duca aouu for Nei.
son, Ha wadeK into punches like =
Eifi going 20 harKain sale. and
pushes hla chin against haymakurn
Ia q say 20 turn Joe Grim green
with envy The hotter they come
tho better he likes a. and he has a
aAbit - coming on top
Nelson liant particular who they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

and tho longer shs route enc bat.
ter
No one realizes more fuflY EhAn
NELSON that h~ IL not a boxer lie
d NOT n good defensive flkhfef
bat he's q bear un she uff anHsT0.
His game i8 10 50 after tffr fotnaF
fellow AMI wear him f,ppt hy
carrying the fight "a him TOP
speed ruuna after round
tt's ~ boring IA. head dase and
hands rippin4 Into lhu st1ma&b o.
over the kidnsya that Seiuasf does
the wogk. lie icans hla heNhi nsud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

Indiana. opened . blister with his
pen knife and infection resulted.
"iAnWtinn ftabsaek. another vic
tim. died ~ pusumonia three
months before this SEASON aphued
and bad noe played nfnen 1905.
The fact Is thera &ere bat three
deaths AMONG college players In
t9ea There has never been "a fatal
accident In she history ~ the game
IN 10 ~ the leading universities In
fe years have been connected with
the game ! never saw n fatal Injury
THE element ~ danger la found
in football hut also IN baseball
horseback riding canoeing sailing
swimming. nutumohiiinR III fact. ia
every sport NJ we MUST hage an
absolute anfi-nccident guarantees ws
VII have 90 conflne ourselves to
PING poHE and croqurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
SHORT SPORT

New York ISSUED $4,000 Of hunt
ing licenses in 1903.
The English football association
has aRrued. Professionally, % send q
mixed eleven ~ South Africa next
May to play a series Of soccer games.
The German emperor has again
presented a silver cup and other
prizes FOR competition az tho Eng
fish Royal Yacht Squadron regatta
40 cOwes next season
n the National league persists ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
FIGHT TALK

Jem Drisc0l Engiand's feather
weight champion. has been matched
70 box 70 rounds for the tltle with
geamnu Hayes az The National
Sporting club Of London ou Febrl-
AIRY a. There b. a $500 bet CA the
side, and Hayes. who has been trim
med by Freddie Welsh and Johnny
Bummera is regarded as c0mpara-
lively easy mark for Drlscoil The
afne weight has been fixed for
battle between Digger Stanley ana
Young Pierce n Philadelphia FOR the
English bautamWeight champion
ship.
A Chicago physician who has Just
examined Jeffries says the boiler
maker a. IA perfect health but
Weighe of of $50 pounds. The doc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
PASkETIPNLL

Tho work OF wedding out n his
squad ~ would be basketball play
era was started this morning by
Coach Lewis Of the Broadway high,
and out ~ about 80 candidates he
ordered 10 20 turn up every night
for practice. The men who Will re
main on the squad are Tim and
Grove Burke Seymour Wilson,
Hedges. Bird. R0ck Robinson,
Humss. Jones. Cowley. Tohln. kloh-
fer. Harold McKlun0n and Bovee.
out IT this bunch Lewis hopes
10 mould one good five and "A fairly
good second team, Almost all Of the
men are new 60 the game. however.
and none " them have ever played
on high school five before. Tho
Burke brothers, Seymour. Wilson
and Rock were members Of this
years football team. and Bird Rock
Klobfer and McKinnon won their
letters on the track last spring The
other men have never before taken
part in the school athletics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
BFNZINE BUGGIES
CHEAP THIS YEAR

The cheap cars viii a. exsrvthinE
the high priced machine VAN rxgnpt
deYelen 90 miles an houF. They
have son their way
The light cars have advantage
The first cost is small and - r. The
esHt og maintenance and operation.
A rrcord II 4S.s miles on one gallon
q gasoline has been made. The as-
eFaKe driver Will run i~ss thar a
cent a mile for gasoline. while The
heavier cars will not 40 much bet
ter than rhine miles ger gallon 90
gasoline. which costs from ~ q 20
cents
cest Of upkssp Small.
Cost ~ tlfes and wear and tear on
them Is Reduced greatly IA thr
small light cars. and tire roat ran
NOT b. overlooked
The automobile has entered every
industry. and IL Limitation 10 only
NmsnHrd AZ II ia srwn on the
ranches III ne southwest rural
FREE delivery carriers find Il bstsar
than horses doctors extend their
radius 81 usefulness frVn 20 miles
with = horse % 60 MILES. ths farmer
uses a mas hin~ q Eet ~ ana frufn
town qaigkiy. and ths saburhani;s
Niii find L cheaper 10 he9p q car
than pay railway fare
I.oeklnx AZ lf from al anEien ms
puhile seems 10 b. due Cor an in
ming Like the bicycle. the buzz
wagon & reaching a stage where =
man on a fair salary can huy and
keep eue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
@ : THE STARS PAGE OF UP-TO-DATE SPORTS T5:::5
INVESTIGATES" RUGBY o|
OREGON

WVHOM the University 81 Oregon
comes the news that our
n American game Of football Is
"a be retained. aud that all thoughts
Of substituting rugby have been
abandoned. All well and good. and
probably Oregon. b. remaining In
tho Northwestern conference and
not aiiylnR itself with California
colleges. has made a good athletic
move. both financially and c0mpef
itiveiy. But can u b. said that Ore.
Ron fairly and sqnarely investlgat
cd the rugby game aud found Il
wanting Most emphatieally. Il
cannot For thla a. the way Oregon
investigated" rugby.
The college athletic trainer. a
man named Haywood. was sent 10
Vancouver 10 witness three matches
81 n game that be did not thorough
ly understand. He saw q bad acct
dent on The field Therefore. when
be returned 10 the college. he ~.
ported against the rugby game as
being too rough and dangerous
Then. with a loud hpFrah. the sup
i5nrfrra Of collegiate football sat on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

their howied the glad dnga that rugby III
the present game "Bil" Hayward nr
wards veSs seriously quoted conclusive By d
10 Northwest.
Nov let's put the other foot and !
Portable
the sake 81 argument that The Canadians
satisfied with rugby and sought 10 either modify u suh
American Suppose they sent over trainer
we'll and who traded that knowledge f0f
able living Suppose that the Canadian trainer
Washington and and badly burt Then
announced 20 his principals
American football IT'S rough and dangerons
sporting writer's would say about him
legged investigation Well. what they would about him vu
shame.
just way has Investigated" rugby hi
gets boost all peace. happiness and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
FORTUNE TELLER SAYS
JOHNSON WILL VII


q SPRINGFIELD. Ohio. jan q
= H. Something different Tram :
= being arrested has been hahd. =
\ ed Jack Johnson. worlds =
4 heavyweight champion :
4 The colored fighter visited 4
= Springfield clalrvoyant ma 4
= was told that he would whip a
4 Jeffries with body blow afsr 4
= fierce battle. The fortune 4
= teller did not attempt to nhAe 4
= the number ~ rounds II wbdld !
4 take Johnson 20 achieve 4 "a. 4
= tory. however. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

Canadaa champion interprovincial
cuae next season Co insect the Unit
hibltion football game. one half OF
which will be played under Canadian
and The other under American rules
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
CHARLEY MULLIN

OF Charley sfuin the Seattle lad who going
White uniform any previous
baseball unique history Of baseball
MuIlin isn't good promising college player he
prodigy Ifa Chase Muln what might be termed u
softer and college and school has been
ability with bis head well his heels
Comiakey wili Charley Muin fair show and that's
Seattle boy needs 60 make good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

policy 81 playing les games. players
strike n predicted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

' <xE ss<sE NS4EE
= tlatiiing Nelson ISN'T going
: a retire riaht away
: Re isn't suink Ga England a. I
. meet Welsh I
= te liant meeting unknawua I
4 right and i~fg 4
RE is la splendid condition 4
: he could fight iu four weeks (
tie "a willing q meet any 4
: lightweight in the world 4
TITS next fighf 100 BE- in SAN 4
: fFancizen against WaisaHi. 4
: February ~ 4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.

+. c. Brock went to Newbury this
morning for visit at the home Of mis-
mother.
George r. Upper Of Bethel is work.
ing as salesman in Reynolds & Sons
hardware store.
Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Glover left Friday
for their home in Utica. n Y, after visit
ing with friends in the city and vicin.
ity for several weeks.
Let all who will take part in the sing.
ing az the open-air service Sunday even.
ing gather at the Baptist church at
$50 o'clock, to practice the songs, and
all 70 out to the park together at q
o'clock.
Among those attending the campmeet-
ing at East Montpelier tomorrow viii
probably be several from this city. The
closing Sunday Is always the most large
II attended OF the camp, and great
things have been experienced through.
out the week. causing greater expecta-
tions. Love feast at a. m. preaching
at 1880 a. m, $3.50 and p. m. Rev,
A. +. Ingler Of Lowell. Mass. well
known throughout the West. is in
charge Of tie singing, and usually gives
a solo az each service. The best Of
preaching may b. counted upon. You
arc invited, and il will pay yoa to go.