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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-25
MRS. MARKS A HOSTESS.

Mrs Abe Marks will be "at home" to
the members of the Jewish Ladies' Aid
society Wednesday afternoon at her
South Holman street residence. The
members of the society are all urged to
attend as important business will CONS
up for discussion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-25

We wish to thank the tandard Car
Co. and employees. members of L. G. and
b. A. friends and neighbors for their
kindness of floral offerings during the
loss of our husband and father.
MRS. F. j. DILLON AND FAMILY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-25
a LODGE SESSION.

The members of the Germania Re-
beckah lodge will hold their next regu-
lar meeting in l. o. o. f. hall in State
street. Tuesday evening. September
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-25

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur X
Thompson at their home in Niles. Mich.
little daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp-
son formerly lived in Doty street this
city. Mrs. Thompson was formerly Mrs.
Lulu Bloomhoff.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-25
DR.. Leedy
% AND 80 RIMBACH BUILDI
81 AND
OVER LION STORE.

81 AND 80 RIMBACH BUILDING,
OVER LION STORE. HAMMOND IND.
to to
treat to
the
CONSULTATION, EXAMINATION
m. to and to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-25

26th. After the lodge session pleas
ant time will be spent in social way.
A large attendance of members is de-
sired.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-25
MEALS 70 RA DAY.

MEALS FO RIA DAY.
BREA K FAST.
Sliced Peaches.
Superior Goldfish BALI
Maple Biscuits. Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Tomato Scallop.
Entire Wheat Biscuit. Tea.
DINNER.
Cream of Corn Soup.
Cacaroni with Beef Jelly.
Buttered Beets.
Steamed Chocolate Pudding.
Lemon Sauce. Coffee.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-23
What the Box Scores.
Demonstrate to the Fan

The Giants won again, though
1t took ten innings and Rube Mar
guard to do II. The Cardinals
cot 10 hits TO their six--but an
error permitted the MeGrawites
to put over the winning tally.
The Cubs won again, too, prov
ing TO Bill Burns that he couldn't
hand Il TO them twice In the same
place in the same series. They
touched the southpaw up for Is
hits.
The White sox performed the
ur Sual feat of shutting out the
Senators twice IN the same day.
Scott yielded only two hits while
Lanae and Walsh gave up only
six In the second spasm.
Ambrose Mcconnell, the sox
second baseman, said to be sched-
uIed for the minors next year,
laced out four hits In the first
game.
The managers are trying out
so many new recruits that the
box scores are strangely un-
familiar things these days.
Good old cy Young-may he
never get really old-shut out
the Pirates, pitching In old-time
form.
Another veteran made record
Yesterday. Billy Sullivan catch
lna his 1,1ooth game In big
lesoue companv
Three Of yesterdays games
went 10 extra innings. The
Giants and Cardinals battied ten
innings; the Yankees and Maps
ten, and the Athletics and Browns
eleven.
Jimmy caIIahan--weaithy past
timer-denles he 10 after the
Browns. Well, there are q lot
more men Of affairs who also are
not after the same team, 90 Jim
my has company.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-23
ALL-FRESH OF
1910 ON TEAM
Five Of Last Years Green Bunch Are
Making Good With Coach Yost at
Whitmore Lake.

ANN ARBoR, Mich, Sept. 2s.-As
has been predicted freely In the past
members of the All-Fresh team last
season are going to have something
to say about the makeup OF the VOL
VERNE football team this fall. 1t
was said at the time the youngsters
romped through their schedule like
a bunch OF kids out for a lark that
some OF them were ticketed for the
varsity this fall. and II looks as II this
prediction will be made good.
Yost has two teams working every
day, and has taught them some sim
ple formations. II Is but natural 10
suppose that the team In which he
places the remnants of last years great
team is the one which contains most
of the men whom he considers varsity
material, and on the team with Cap.
tain Conklin, Boyle and Wells, today
were Ave members Of the famous
freshman team, Patterson, Pontius,
Garrels, Craig and Torbet. Which
isn't bad for q bunch Of youngsters
who played their first year of college
football last season.
In the line. Coach Yost had Patter-
son at center, Boyle and Allmending-
er, guards. Captain Conklin and Pom
thus, tackles, Wells and Garrels. ends,
Craig, quarter, Carpet and Torbet,
halfbacks and Wenner at full Un-
less there is surprising reversal OF
form on the part OF some OF the men
or a surprising show Of excellence on
the part OF some OF the other members
of the squad the line men who work
ed today will be used In the opening
game. At quarter, Craig handled the
ball well and kept the men on the
jump. Carpet was lightning fast at
half, as was Torbet, and Wenner
showed up well at fullback.
One or two good scrimmages may
show up weaknesses which are not
apparent at this time. but on present
form the team as II lined up today,
looked very good. or course the fact
that Bottles" Thomson. an M man
and kicker of exceptional ability.
Is expected to join the team In day
or two, has not been taken into con-
alteration In this rather premature
prediction as to the makeup OF the
team, and Bottles" doubtless expects
to be considered when II comes to
making up the team.
He ought to boot the ball better
than ever this season. and his kick
ing ability, II nothing else, should win
for him a place on the team.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-23
c RAND CIRCUIT
RACES CLOSE
TO-DAY
With Bargain Card of Five Com
plete Events and One Left IN
finished From Yesterday There
Is Plenty of Sport.
Automobile Races Have Been Post
poned Until Monday Billy Burk
Attraction in Free For-An Trot.

The last day OF the Grand Circuit
races. IL you want TO see the horses
speed around the oval In the final
events Of the biggest racing circuit
OF the country, It's up TO you 10 HE
yourself out to the fair grounds this
afternoon.
There will be a Lexington meet TO
follow this one but II Is not officially
In the Grand Circuit. The years rae
ing has not proved immensely success
full. The rain, fire. or strike hoodoo
has followed the meetings and caught
them at every place but at North Ran
dali. The Cleveland people had a
chance TO see a week Of real sport un-
der good conditions.
The card scheduled for today Is the
bargain bill of the week. Instead or
the usual four races, Ave complete
event and the finish OF the 2:20 trot
will be pulled OF. The automobile
4a~SG va. ue postponed until next
Monday In order TO make room for the
horses.
In addition to the. unfinished 2:2O
trot and the 2sQ9 tret carried over
from yesterdays program, there are
the 2:14 and free-forall trot and the
2:O9 and AIS pace. The Harvester
will not be started In the fast trot-
ting event, but with Billy Burk. Brace
Girdle, Hailworthy and Orc starting
and the track In good condition a
couple of fast heats may be expected.
The following are the entries:
2:09 class trotting, two In three,
purse 81 ,0O0-Aquin, Binvolo, Cascade,
Creighton, Dougless McGregor, Eliza
beth Ray, Fuzz Johnson, Gray Gem.
j. Malcolm Forbes, Lee Wilson, Ma
jor wellington, Wataga, Kenyon W..
2:14 Gloss trotting. three in five.
purse 1,0O0-Densmore. Ida Purple.
Martha c., Maygrave. Miss Ortolan,
Morning Light. Myrtle Granett, Neya
Todd, Sid Anna. Sue D.. Vanity Oro.
AIS class pacing. three In fve.
purse 81. -Banzai, Fred S.. Hal. D..
Helen B., Lloyd Bell, Lucille Brooks,
Our Colonel, Patchen Knight. Prince
K, Spray Norwig, Storm, Ty Cobb,
Willy Penny.
Free-for.all class trotting. two IN
three, purse Sl,600-Billy Burk, Brace
Girdle. Hailworthy. Orc.
2:O9 class pacing, two In three.
purse S1,000-Alta Coast. Dock ".
Fanny Stanton. Longworth b.. Lucius
The Detroit times., 1911-09-23
To Attend Worlds Series.

MARLIN, Texas, Sept. 23.-En.
thusiastic interest is being taken by
residents OF Marlin in the chances OF
tho New York Giants for the National
League pennant, and II the Giants
win and participate In the worlds
series Pullman of Marlinites will
travel to New York to see the game.
The Giants train at this place and
have many warm personal friends
here. Arrangements will be made
with railroad companies for a special
car and John ,McGraw will be asked to
reserve a block Of seats.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-23
HARVARD MORE HOPEFUL.
Three Good Punters Developed
Wigglesworth, Campbell, and
rockingham.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept. 23.-Wig-
ellsworth, Campbell and rockingham.
il their work continues, are expected
TO be developed into three OF the best
punters Harvard has ever had. The
coaches at the Crimson school are de-
lighter that there will be three such
kickers ready for work. Hopes at
Harvard received another boost to-
day. when II. A. Rodgers, who played
end two years ago was out. He
weighs nearly 200 and is in the pink
of condition.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-23
VISITORS TO THE FAIR"

Here's an unusal opportunity
to see Niagara Falls by going on
ID. & c. Line weekend excursion
next Saturday. Steamer CITY of
Cleveland will leave at s 100 p. m.
and be back early Monday morn
ing. $3.50 Buffalo. $500 Niagara
Falls, round trip. The big boat
attracts the people, so make your
reservations early.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-23
Is MCFARLAND HooDooEDi
Paekey Thinks That an uncanny Fate
Follows His Matches.

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Packey Nc
Farland's hoodo-the same one that
beat him out of the match with Ad.
wolgast--has appeared again, Packey
Is wondering today II all the fates are
against him, for he stands a good
chance of losing the match with Matt
Wells, scheduled to be staged at Madi-
son Square Garden. New York. on Oc-
tober 19.
The license OF the Madison Square
club Is In peril and may be revoked
by the boxing commission in the EN-
pire state.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-23
SbOrf Lengths

The Solvay Boat clubs annual re-
satta il scheduled for Saturday after
noon with a large number of fast mo-
torbonts, including Reliance ~, that
recently performed remarkably well at
Buffalo entered.
Herbert Chabot, center, has been
elected captain OF the University OF
DeIrost basketball team.
Central high Will take on Engieyv~pd
high, of Chicago, at the ID. A. = Tor
their Thanksgiving day game.
eastern high should have Que OF
the best teams IL has had in t'ur or
Ave years" declared Coach Wuesthon
yesterday
The Detroit times., 1911-09-23
easebaIIs Gone: Game Called.

CI4ARKBESvILLE. Tenn. Sept. 2s.
There Is gloom all over this place
today because the supply of baseballs
was exhausted In the seventh inning
and Clarksville had to forfeit the game
10 Cairo, which was the last day OF
the Kitty league season and only few
balls were provided.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-23
st.IIInos Bids eIsons Farewell.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 23.-Manager
George t. Stallings, OF the Bisons,
left today for his home In Haddocks,
Ga, after saying a few words OF .are-
well to the players. The Eastern
league season will close today In all
cities except Providence and Newark,
where games will be played tomor-
row. Rochester takes it's third straight
pennant and Il fifth since the Eastern
loo oue was organized
The Detroit times., 1911-09-23
McCoY'S C0RKSCREW DID 1T.
Kid Mccoy Knocked Out Kid Ellie
After 30 Seconds of Scrap.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Kid Mccoy
was today officially pronounced
Back" He returned last night when
he knocked Kid Ellie out less than
30 seconds after hostilities opened.
The old-timer's well-known corkscrew
clout sent Ellie to dreamland.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-23
olldden PathfInder's Tour.

Here is the Glidden Pathnnders
tour In a nutshell:
Distance, ,490 miles,
New York City to Jacksonville, Fla.
Actual running time-Ten days.
Left New York, o'clock, Friday
afternoon, Sept. s.
Arrived Jacksonville, s o'clock,
Tuesday night, Sept. 10.
Official Pathfinder--A. l.. Westgard
Outft-Two Flanders 20 machines.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-23
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE

Todd. Luke Vernon. NY Shady Belle.
Sylvia II.
That old Pop" Geers Is the most
popular driver on the track today was
sho-n yesterday when he was cheered
roundly as he took the first two heats
OF the 2:20 trot. II was the first time
that Geers had had look at the money
since the meeting here started and his
hundreds OF friends In the stands de-
lighted In the possibility OF his taking
some OF the winnings, With the re-
placing of Driver Richley with Ed Ben
yon, because Il looked to the judges
as II the Michigan mare. Helen VIII
ster, was being pulled by hin, Geers'
prospects were not so bright, for the
wilstar mare took the next two heats,
necessitating the postponement OF the
completion OF the race until today.
Billy Burk Is the chief attraction
among the horses today. Last Tues
day at Syracuse the 2:07 trot was
made up OF field OF seven with Billy
Burk 2:C3 S-4. Spanish Queen 2:04 IL,
Dude Archdale 2:06 IA and Willy
2:07 IA In the stellar roles. Never be-
fore did four trotters put up such a
terrific three-heat race as this quartet
did that afternoon, and when the
smoke OF battle had cleared away the
achievement OF Country Jay and Son
oma Girl at Kalamazoo. a year ago,
was eclipsed by one and three-quarter
seconds and new worlds record went
to the credit OF Billy Burk 2:O3 3-4.
the third fastest trotting stallion ever
bred.
Yesterdays summaries follow:
2:O7 CLASS PACING Q IN 3. PURSE
$1,000
(Two heats Wednesday,
Rollins. b. g.. by Delmarch-
Harie orissa. by Baron Wilkes
sunny Jim, ch. h. by shsdeiapd
Nutken-Minn Cunningham. by
Nixey Dado (shively) ........ t2
Shaughran, b. n. (Saunders). 623
sara Ann Patch. blk. m. (cox)
Don. ch: g. tBrown) 49,. 30
Buck Muscovite. b. g. (ken-
Twinknng Dan. br. c. tMur-
Lueius S Todd. b. h. iHaiD -. 5 DR.
Hal Direct. blk. (webberl... Or
Nme-2:07k. 2:o7h. 2:0sK:
ana CLASS PACING. 3 IN 5. PURSE
$1,000.
The Liar, b. n by Ananias- Kar-
Mabel j.. ch. m. Cunningham 9
Ontlme. b. &. Cvalentine) .....,4 3 : 2
Dora j.. ch. m. tAtwood). d)...... 4S s
Time-2:is; 2;12h. 2:12.
FREE FOR ALL CLASS PACING, IN
8, PURSE $500.
Earl Jry 9. h., by The Eari-Jenny !,
EVELYN w. b. m. (Shank) ........ 2
Ess III. Kay, blk. h. (Geers). a ,
Independence Boy. ch. 3. lvaien-
Timms-a:csE. .:o7.
2.2O CLASS TROTTING. IN 3, PURSE
$1,000 (Un1nishedl.
Helen wiistar, b. m, by Will
star dam by Baron Wilkes
(Richley and F. Benyon).. 2
Lady willow. b. M. by Nina
tour Louise C., by sexton
tGeers)
Clodagh, b. IN. tsnedekerl. ss
Pretoria Mao, b. m. Pen-
nock) -
Dr. Coy. b. g. tcox and WILL =.
sony of 70
CeIestine, b. m. (McMahan),. 3 Or
TT Orange Lad b. Q. tHarri-
SOM VI
Time-2:1tH. Ajax, 3:ish. a:1fh.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-23
BOXING CLUBS WILL FIGHT.
Orders TO Revoke New York Clubs
Permits There VIII Be Resisted.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Unwilling
to give up their fat franchises with
out a struggle. the officials OF the
Madison Square and National Boxing
clubs, the two biggest fight clubs In
the city, today prepared to resist
the order revoking their licenses. AT
Gov. Dix's direction the boxing com
mission will take back the licenses
next Monday, because of alleged ir-
Irregularities in the clubs leases. me
move has been pending some time
but II was not until the governor took
a hand that the deadlock in the COM
mission was broken.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-23
MOTHER RACE CLOSING.
Giants Are a Little BIT Nearer the
Bunting With Hiah Hopes.

NEW YORK, Sept 22.-The mad
whirl for the National league pennant
is nearing an end. The Cubs today
are still seven games IN the rear, but
with every Giant victory the task Of
overhauling McGraw's men Is a more
herculean one. The standing today:
To play. Won. Lost Percent
Giants 19 8S AZ $50
Cubs :. Is SO ss .E97
Giving the Cubs victory in their re-
naming contests the Giants need win
but IL more games TO beat on
Chances men. Victory In the con-
tests would tie the two teams for the
pennant
The Detroit times., 1911-09-23

NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.


New York. 4; 81. Louis, 3.
Chicago. s. Phillles, 2.
Cincinnati. 8: Brooklyn. 3.
Boston. 1: Pittsburg. 0.
Today'S Games.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn nt Pittsburg.
New York az Cincinnati.
Phlllies at 81. Loufa
The Detroit times., 1911-09-23

Hits--On Cicotte. IN 5 innings: on
Killilay. l In Inning. Two-base hits
Cobb. Tonneman. Struck out--By
Donovan 2, by Cicotte 8. First base on
Donovan 4. Left on bases-Detroit Z.
Boston TO- Hit by pitched bail--By
Donovan Cd. Lewis). Tfme--2:O5.
Umpires-O'Loughlin and Egan.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Yesterdny,s ResuIt..

Detroit. 3, Bostont 3.
Athletics. 2; ST. Louis, I'll innings)
New York. 4: Cleveland (i0 In
nings).
Chicago. 81; washington. 90.
TOday's Games.
Detroit at Philadelphia
Cleveland at Washington.
Chicago az New York
ST. Louis at Boston.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-23

I'I|II13 putting another crlmp IN The
|.r|I.1frd hopes Of tho Red sox for
'.<| N fhe cellar of N FIRST division.
.|||'tr emnri.abIe occurred IN yes
|..I'1 contest besides Donie's steal
| unless 4 bt the circus performances
||'||nnfy. who pulled or back
&"| scoop calch IN the second inning
|'.| sawed iHo fons on. Tcs. Drake
The Mena weekly star., 1911-06-15
NEW DEAL FOR SCHOOLS
Though All Returns Are Not Yet in
There Is no Doubt That County
Supervision Carried.

Though all the returns of the re-
cent school election have not yet
been received by County Clerk w.
L. Parker, there is little or no doubt
as to the result of the vote on
county supervision, it having car
ried so far by at least 80 votes.
AT the next general election the
voters Of Polk County will be given
an opportunity to vote for a county
superintendent.
According to the act of the state
legislature providing for county SUI
pervision, the superintendent will
receive salary equal to that re-
ceived by the county judge, which
Is $1,000 per year. He will have his
Office at the county seat, where he
must be at certain specified times
The balance Of the time he will
spend in visiting the schools over
Che county.
The superintendent also will be
required to keep accounts of the
various funds belonging TO each dis
trict and will issue all warrants
against said funds.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-06-15
FOUR DROWN AT
A SCHOOL PICNIC
Trying 10 Save a Child From
Drowning, Woman. Two Boys
and Girl Lose Their Lives
Near Hattiesburg, Miss.

Hattiesburg, Miss, June 9.-Four
persons, woman. two boys and a
girl, lost their lives yesterday in an
effort to save the life Of a little s.
year-old girl who had ventured out
too far while wading in Bowie riv-
er two miles north of here.
The dead: Mrs. b. C. Tanner, Err
nest Tanner, aged 81; Henry Tan
ncr, aged 10; Annie Coursey, Z years
old, daughter of j. b. Coursey, To-
cal merchant.
The party was attending a picnic
given by a Sunday school and left
the grounds 10 go wading in the
river. The water was shallow
where they went in, but Pearl
Coursey, a sister of the drowned
girl, stepped into deep water and
was about TO drown, when Mrs.
Tanner and the other victims made
desperate effort to save her. They
were swept from their feet by the
swift currents and drowned. The
little girl whose life they had tried
TO save was rescued. The bodies OF
all the victims were recovered.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-06-15
Dig. DAVIDSON, JR. BURNED
Eight Year Old Son of ID. G.. David
son Fell Into Boiling Vat at
Texarkana.

Word reached Mena Thursday
of a dreadful accident which
befell the 8-year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. ID. G. Davidson, D. G. Jr., at
Texarkana Tuesday.
While Mrs. Davidson and the
children were going through the
glass factory at Texarkana, ID. G.
stepped into a big vat of boiling
water. The tank Of hot water was
three feet wide, four feet long and
seven feet deep, but very Fortunate
~ an attendant who was accom-
panying the visitors through the
plant saw the boy just in time to
grab him as he fell. ID. G. had sank
IN the sealding water up to his
knees when rescued.
In writing to friends in Mena, Mrs.
Davidson states that the boys con-
dition is all that could be expected.
and that he is being very patient
under the great pain.
About four years ago, while liv-
ing in Mena, Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson
had a daughter burned so badly
while playing around a bonfire
that she died after suffering for
over six weeks.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-06-15

Insure your health in Prickly Ash
Bltters. 1t regulates the system,
promotes good appetite, sound sleep
and cheerful spirits.
Jackson Drug Co., Special Agent.
w. G. Vandiver, Special Agent.
Davis Drug Co.. Special Agent.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-06-15
ENGLISH BANK SUSPENDS
Liabilities $4,000, Excite
ment FOllows-Dep0sitOrs Will
Lose Little il Anything.

London, June 9.-The Birkbeck
Bank. in High Holborn, which with
stood a run last fall caused by ru-
mors that the institution was in
trouble, suspended payment yester-
day.
The directors estimate the de-
ficiency at si,s75,OO0, but the actu-
aries think that S3,75O,OO0 will be
nearer the mark. The total liabil-
tiles of the bank are S43,2S0,9l0. An
official receiver has taken charge.
Although there were many elder
ly persons who have their life-sav-
ings on deposit in the bank, there
was little excitement as the result
of the suspension. 1t is not be-
lieved the depositors will lose much,
if anything.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-06-15
Cures Blood. Skin Diseases. Eczema
Greatest Blood Purifier Free.

If your blood is impure. thin,
diseased. not or full of humors,
If YOU have blood poison. cancer,
eating sores. scrofuia. eczema,
itching, risings and Dumps, SWELL
lngs or superating sores, scabbv
pimply skin. ulcers, bone palos.
catarrh, rheumatism. OF any
blood or skin disease. take Bot
anic Blood Balm (B.B.B.) Soon
ali sores heal. aches and pains
stop and the blood is made pure
and rich. Druggists or by express
81 per large bottle. Sample free
by writing Blood Balm Co.
Atlanta, Ga. b. B. B. Is es-
peeially advised for chronic, deem
seated eases of blood or skin
diseases, as t cures after ALI else
fails. Sold in Mena, Ark.. bv
w. G. Vandiver
The Mena weekly star., 1911-06-15
ATTACK MEXICAN SOCIALISTS
A Rebel Garrison i'm Lower Califor.
mia Met a Surprise.

Mexicall, Lower California, Mex
leo, June 9.--Mexicans opposed to
the Socialists, who have been oc-
cupying this town since last jan
uary, formed a war party today,
shot one of the Socialist insurgents
and captured twenty-five. They
are advancing tonight to attack
MeXicall. The losses today have re-
duced the rebel garrison to about
forty men.
The new force, which is COM
posed of supporters of Madero and
adhernts of the old Diaz regime, is
commanded by Senior Cuyago for
merly refugee at Salexico, CAL,
just across the border. He or
ganized his army and took possess
sion of the ranch house of the CAL
ifornia Land and Cattle Company
at Packard, four miles southeast.
The first intimation that the in
surgents had of impending trouble
was when they sent out foraging
party, consisting of two Mexicans
and negro deserter from the
United States army. The negro was
killed and his two companions were
captured.
Francisco Qujada. commander of
the rebel garrison. sent a party of
twenty to rescue the two. These
were all captured. A third party
was then dispatched, but after a
reconnaissance, it returned with
word that Cuyoga's force was too
strong to be attacked in the open,
and that it was advancing to as
sault Mexicall.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-06-15
GUMPTION ON THE FARM.

The golden text for June is: Keep
the soil stirred"
If you want to kill weeds, cult
vate or hoe them when the sun
shines hot.
The trouble with the honey-bee
is that it doesn't carry honey at
both ends.
Now, please don't let the mower
rattle all to pieces. Keep it well
oiled and every nut screwed up
tightly, and don't let the knives or
guards get dull.
Remember, brother farmer, that
the hot weather and hard work tax
the strength of your wife. She will
enjoy going to the store with you
and riding slowly home in the cool
of the evening.